Thursday, February 24, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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AMRITSAR BATHINDA FAZILKA FEROZEPORE FATEHGARH SAHIB Competitions held: Competitions in elocution, poetry, recitation and quiz were organised by the English Literary Society of Mata Gujri College, here on Wednesday. Mr G.S. Walia, principal of the college, presided. GURDASPUR Ban orders: Mr S.K. Sandhu, District Magistrate, has enforced Section 144, CrPC, by banning all types of movements from the international border to the fencing and from there to 500 metres towards the Indian side from 9 pm to 5 a.m. daily till April 16. The order will not be enforceable on GT Road running from the barrier at the border to Gurdaspur. KAPURTHALA KHARAR Ban sought: Some shopkeepers in Town Road, Kharar, in a memorandum given to the SDM on Wednesday, demanded that Town Road be closed to heavy vehicles. Because of these vehicles, the flow of traffic on this road was badly affected, they added. Thousands of students crossed through this road daily and there was always an apprehension of a mishap, they said. KURALI LUDHIANA Lecture: A lecture on "Role of Induced Resistance in Agriculture" was delivered by the Indian Society of Plant Pathologists and Department of Plant Pathology, Punjab Agricultural University, on Tuesday. MALERKOTLA PATIALA Dosanjh: The Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President, Capt Amarinder Singh, and the MP from Patiala, Ms Parneet Kaur, congratulated the new Premier of British Columbia, Mr Ujjal Dosanjh, on Wednesday. In a message to Mr Dosanjh and his wife, Ms Raminder Kaur, Capt. Amarinder Singh said he had done Indians, particularly Punjabis, proud and wished him success in all endeavours. Mittal is Director: Prof K.C. Mittal joined as Director of Bhai Gurdas College of Engineering and Technology, Sangrur, on Wednesday. Before joining this institute, he was teaching at Punjab School of Management Studies, Punjabi University, Patiala. He did MBA from International Institute of Management, H.P. University, Shimla, in 1977. PHAGWARA |
BILASPUR Free travel: The Himachal Pradesh Private Bus Operators Union has stated that all private buses in the state will provide travel fee of cost to all journalists in the state, who will carry identity cards issued to them by the Himachal Pradesh Journalists Federation. This was stated by union president Rajesh Sood here on Tuesday. HAMIRPUR KULU MANDI NAHAN Reservation: The District Magistrate, Mr Rakesh Kaushal, said here on Tuesday that the delimitation and reservation process in the Nahan, Paonta and Rajgarh municipal areas was over. He said wards had been reserved for different categories. SHIMLA SOLAN |
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