Tuesday, August 1, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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BARNALA BATHINDA GURDASPUR PROTESTED: A meeting was held here on Monday to protest against the notification of scheme No 2 on the Hardochhanni road. Residents demanded the withdrawal of the scheme with immediate effect as many had constructed houses on the land. MALERKOTLA NANGAL ORGANISED: The local branch of the State Bank of India organised a blood donation camp on the occasion of raising day of the bank. Thirty employees of the bank donated blood on the occassion. The camp was inaugurated by the DGM of the State Bank of India.
NAWANSHAHR OFFICE-BEARERS: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Punjab State Backward Classes Federation, Banga unit: president — Mr Sant Kumar Thapar; senior vice-president — Mr Hardev Singh; vice-presidents — Mr Hem Raj Singh and Mr B.K. Bali; general secretary — Mr R.M. Kohli; organising secretaries — Mr Kashmir Singh and Mr Bishan Singh Bains; and treasurer — Mr Harish Kumar. PATIALA PATHANKOT INNERWHEEL CLUB: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Innerwheel Club: president — Ms Anu Bhalla; general secretary — Ms Sadhna Kapila and treasurer — Ms Meenakshi Ghai. PHILLAUR MISCREANTS HELD: The Phillaur police has arrested Jagdamba Lal of Jasslan Kalan village and Tirlochan Singh of Kandiana village and recovered two .12 bore pistols and four cartridges from them on Sunday. TARN TARAN ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the ITI Employees Association of the Punjab State Electricity Board: president — Mr Narinder Singh Amargarh; general secretary — Mr Narinder Singh; treasurer — Mr Vinod Kumar; and executive members — Mr Gurbachan Singh, Mr Sarbjit Singh, Mr Narinder Mohan and Mr Sukhvinder Singh.
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FATEHABAD SIRSA SONEPAT DEAD TELEPHONES: A large number of telephones are out of order following a major fault in the telephone exchange at Kharkhauda town in the district. Many subscribers alleged that the fault developed about three weeks ago but the authorities concerned had failed to rectify it in spite of repeated complaints. The telephone services in Janti Kalan and other nearby villages have also been disrupted following a major fault in the telephone exchange at Janti Kalan village. TANKER RECOVERED: The Kharkhauda police has recovered a stolen tanker loaded with black oil and arrested its driver Sanjay of Bupenia village in Jhajjar district on Monday. According to the police, the culprit confessed that he had stolen the tanker from Bahadurgarh. A case of theft has been registered. ARRESTED: The Sadar police of Gohana on Monday claimed to have solved a case of loot with the arrest of Sunil of Jauli village. According to the police, a hunt is on to apprehend his accomplice Gajje of the same village. The culprits had made an unsuccessful attempt to snatch a motor cycle from Mr Satbir Singh, of Bichpari village near a bridge at Katwal village. YAMUNANAGAR |
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