Wednesday, March 29, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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BARNALA BATALA DHURI GARHSHANKAR GURDASPUR CASES SOLVED: As many as 28 cases were solved with consent of both parties at a Lok Adalat held here on Monday. Mr Gurdev Singh, District and Sessions Judge, presided. An amount of Rs 74.81 lakh was distributed among the affected parties as compensation against the accident and land disputes. CASSETTES SEIZED: The police on Monday arrested Sarwan Singh, a resident of Goht Poker, for smuggling as many as 180 video cassettes. LUDHIANA TRUST VISIT: A delegation of Bhole Bhandari Charitable Trust visited the Solang valley recently to pay obeisance to the lingam. The delegation was led by Mr Rajan Gupta, president, Mr Bharat Bhushan, senior vice-president, Mr Om Pal Thapar, finance secretary, Mr Kewal Kapoor, secretary, Mr Rakesh Gupta, joint finance secretary. ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Executive Committee of the Punjab and Chandigarh Ayurvedic Colleges Teachers Association chief patron Dr Vibhakar Sharma, president Dr Parveen Kumar Rishi, vice-presidents Dr Ajay Sharma and Dr Dinesh Sharma, general secretary Dr Umesh Shukla, and finance secretary Dr Raghuveer Singh. MOGA PASSENGER TRAIN: Businessmen of this region have urged Northern Railway authorities to start a new passenger train from Ferozepore to New Delhi via Moga. They told mediapersons here on Tuesday that the Railway Ministry had already assured the people that a train would be introduced but it failed to do so. NAWANSHAHR PATHANKOT PHAGWARA TARN TARAN RALLY: The message of environment protection and safe riding was given at a rally organised by Hero Honda Motor Ltd here on Monday. The rally started from Amritsar. A musical programme was also organised on the occasion. NARCOTICS SEIZED: Two kg of opium have been seized from Shamsher Singh while four kg opium was seized from Narinder Singh Nindi of Amritsar. Jang Bahadur, Mukhtar Singh and Sohan Singh have been booked for selling smack in the area. This was disclosed here on Monday by Mr Jagdish Kumar, SSP. |
AMBALA APPOINTMENT HAILED: Mr Nirmal Singh, a former President of the Youth Congress, Haryana, on Monday welcomed the appointment of Randeep Singh Surjewala as the National President of the party. He said under the leadership of Mr Surjewala, the Youth Congress in the state would work effectively for the unity of the Congress. He hoped that the appointment of the President of the Haryana Youth Congress would be announced soon. KAITHAL SONEPAT KILLED: Virender sustained serious injuries when he fell down from the roof while welding a drum lying on the roof of a factory at Kharkhauda town, 19 km from here, on Monday. He succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. BURN INJURIES: Jagmati, a resident of Baroli village, sustained serious burn injuries in a stove burst at her house, 15 km from here, on Monday. She was rushed to the local civil hospital where her condition was stated to be critical. YAMUNANAGAR |
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