Tuesday, September 5, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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AMRITSAR OFFICE-BEARERS: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Animal Husbandry Services Association: chairman — Dr Sukhdev Singh Maan; president — Dr Jagdish Singh Randhawa; and general secretary — Dr Hazara Singh Cheema. BATHINDA FEROZEPORE LUDHIANA AGITATION: The PCMS Association has decided to continue its agitation against the Social Security Minister, Punjab, Mr Gobind Singh Kanjla. According to a press note, the association has been protesting against the alleged misbehaviour of Mr Kanjla with the four women doctors on duty at a special old-age pension camp at Nidampur village, Sangrur. Dr Hardeep Singh, President and Dr Balwinder Kumar, General Secretary of the district PCMS Association, said they would stage a protest rally on September 7 at the ESI Hospital, Ludhiana. PCMS doctors of Government Medical College, Patiala, will hold a rally on September 8 and at Sunam on September 15, seeking removal of the minister. The association alleged that instead of realising his fault and tendering apology, the minister was trying to bully the PCMS leaders of Sangrur district. They also condemned the oppressive behaviour of the police against the protest march of the Sangrur PCMS doctors. SEWING
COURSE: The Nishkam Sewa Ashram opened another five-month sewing school course at Rayya in Amritsar district in which about 50 girl students had been taking training. According to a press note, the syllabus comprised of training in cutting and stitching. The girls will also be given training in interior decoration and manners and general ettiquates. Nishkam also distributed 74 certificates to the passing out trainees. The Samaj Chetna Manch donated eight sewing machines for the Nishkam’s centres on this occasion. Nishkam will also provide training in machine embroidery during January and February 2001. MEMORANDUM: A delegation of the Christian Welfare Association presented a memorandum regarding the alleged biased attitude of some government and non-government agencies towards the Christians in Punjab to Mr Ranjan Lakhanpal, member, World Human Rights Protection Council, here on Monday. The delegation included Mr Yunus Mesiah Hans, Chairman, CWA, Punjab, Dr Jarnail Singh and Mr Eric Gopal Tisbi, in charge, Maranatha Revival Church. Mr Lakhanpal, while listening to their problems, assured that he would raise the issue at proper fora in case the harassment to Christians continued. MALERKOTLA ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the local Akhil Bharatiya Vidharathy Parishad
(ABVP): president — Mr Kamal Kant Modi; general secretary — Mr Puneet Sood; vice-president — Mr Vishal
Goyal; and press secretary — Mr Prince Singla. VANMAHOTSAVA: As part of Vanmahotsava on Saturday 300 saplings were planted by the local branch of the Bharat Vikas Parishad on the campus of Government Senior Secondary School, at Hathoa village, Government High School at Barkat Pura village, Al Falah Public School and at the cremation ground. CHECK-UP CAMP: A check-up camp was organised by the local Friends Forum here on Sunday at Lala Kundan Lal Dharamshala. Mr Azmat Ali Khan, president, Municipal Council, was the chief guest, while Dr Mohammed
Shabbir, CMO, local Dental Civil Hospital inaugurated the camp. Medicines worth Rs 7,000 were distributed free of cost. NAWANSHAHR PATIALA PHAGWARA TARN
TARAN MEDICAL CAMP: The local unit of the Vishav Hindu Parishad on Sunday organised a free medical camp. As many as 100 persons were examined and given medicines free of cost. BOOKED: Mangat Singh, Harjit Singh and Sonu of Chack Mahar village have been booked under Section 302 of the IPC for murdering Gurditpal Singh (23) of the same village falling under Goindwal Sahib police station. Gurditpal Singh, who was running a chemist shop at Jamarai village, was missing since August 31. His body was found from the village canal on September 2. Mr Bhagwant Singh, father of the deceased, lodged a complaint in this regard.
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AMBALA FARIDABAD FATEHABAD HISAR KURUKSHETRA SONEPAT TRAFFIC HELD UP: To register their protest against the alleged electrocution of two persons, including a woman, the local residents held up traffic on the GT Road between Murthal and Ganaur near Lalehri village, about 15 km from here, on Sunday. Mr Ashok Saini, DSP, Ganaur, reached the spot but the people demanded the presence of the Deputy Commissioner, the SP and the Superintending Engineer of the UHBVN on the spot. However, the DSP succeeded in pacifying them and lifting the blockade after giving an assurance to them that action would be taken against the erring officials of the UHBVN. LOW
COST HOUSES: The Central Government has sanctioned Rs 76.40 lakh for the construction of low cost houses under the Indian Aavas Yojna in the district. According to official sources, as many as 382 houses have been constructed under the scheme so far. Meanwhile, the district authorities have initiated action against those who have used substandard material in the construction of the houses. AGITATION THREAT: Residents of several villages on Sunday held a joint meeting in Kharkhauda town, about 19 km from here and resolved to launch an agitation against the state government if it failed to create a new subdivision of Kharkhauda immediately. The meeting also passed a resolution urging the government not to include the town and other neighbouring villages in the proposed Bhadurgarh district. SCHOOL LOCKED: The gram panchayat on Monday locked a government school at Gopalpur village in the district in protest against the inefficient working of the school. Villagers alleged that three teachers of the school had been engaged in group activities and this had affected the studies of students. They demanded immediate transfer of these teachers. SUICIDE: Kamla and her husband Karuk, a young couple allegedly committed suicide by taking poison in their house at Sisana village, about 25 km from here, on Saturday Some family feud was said to be the reason behind the suicide. KILLED: Phool Singh (40), a factory
chowkidar, was killed on the spot by a vehicle on the G.T. Road near Rai village, about 15 km from here, on Sunday. According to the police the victim belonged to Garhi Jhinjhara village. A case has been registered in this connection. WEBCOM CENTRE: A centre of the US based WEBCOM Technologies was inaugurated by the Haryana Transport Minister, Mr Ashok Kumar
Arora, here on Saturday. He said a cyber city was being set up at Gurgaon and about five lakh persons would benefit from it. |
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