Monday, September 11, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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CAMP ORGANISED: The local unit of the Bharat Vikas Parishad along with the State Bank of India, Dhab Wasti Ram, organised a medical camp at Government Primary and High School, Gopal Bagh. The camp was inaugurated by Ms Laxmi Kant Chawla, MLA. About 450 students were examined and 200 stationary kits were distributed among students. GURBANI RECITAL: Renowned Singh Bandhu brothers will recite Gurbani at Guru Nanak Dev University’s auditorium from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday. This was stated by Dr B.S. Ghuman, DSW of the university. The programme has been arranged in collaboration with SPIC MACAY, Punjab, he added. BATHINDA ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the local unit of the CPI: secretary — Mr Jagdish Singh Ghai; assistant secretaries— Mr Jasvir Singh and Mr Iqbal Kaur Bhasin; and treasurer — Mr Jarnail Singh. JALANDHAR
KHANNA LUDHIANA VETS'
DEMANDS: A delegation of veterinary officers has met Dr G.S. Chahal, Director, Animal Husbandry, Punjab, recently and submitted a memorandum for counting ad hoc service while counting 4, 9, 14 timescale. The deputation was led by Dr Ashok Kumar Sharma, acting president, Punjab Veterinary Officers Association. They stated that ad hoc service of veterinary officers was without any break and had increment every year. The deputation also demanded that the average annual confidential report (ACR) be counted because average ACR was not considered a bad remark. PATHANKOT PATIALA TEACHERS
HONOURED: The Rotary Club, Patiala, has honoured four veteran teachers for their life-long commitment to the cause of school education in the district. The teachers who were honoured are Mr
B.K.Kapur, Master Mohan Lal, Mr Hari Chand Kapoor and Mr
B.N.Verma.
OFFICE-BEARERS: Mr Bhagat Singh Bhandari has been elected as the Chairman of the Patiala unit of the Uttranchal Sabha. The other office-bearers are: President: Mr
V.P.Sharma; Senior Vice-President — Mr Parmeshwar Singh Negi, Vice-President — Mr Gaje Singh
Rawat; General Secretary — Mr Rajender Singh Panwar; Press secretary —Mr Vikram Singh
Chouhan. RAJPURA WATER SCHEME: All villages falling under Rajpura Tehsil will be provided with safe drinking water as all villages of the tehsil have now been linked with the rural water supply scheme. This was stated by Mr Balramji Dass Tandon during the prize distribution ceremony of the annual wrestling competition organised by the gram panchayat of Pabri village, falling under Rajpura Tehsil, on Sunday. Mr Tandon said to provide basic amenities to the residents of Pabri village and 15 other adjoining villages would be developed on priority basis. Mr Tandon added that keeping in view the needs of the residents of the area a new link road has been laid from Khanpur to Khurd and re-carpeting of link roads in Rajpura Assembly segment will be completed soon. PHAGWARA LOK
ADALAT: The 56th quarterly lok adalat held here on Saturday settled 75 out of 132 cases and recovered Rs 934,300 through mutual compromises. harbhajan
Dass, Civil Judge (senior division) presided. Mr Gurdev Singh, District and Sessions Judge-cum-Chairman District Legal Aid Authority, said 4,504 cases had been settled in 56 lok adalats held so far in Kapurthala. PHILLAUR ACCIDENT: More than 30 persons, including women and children, sustained injuries when a private bus collided with a tractor-trailer near Paragpur village on the GT Road on Friday. MURDERED: A woman was allegedly murdered by her-in-laws at Nagar village of this subdivision on Friday. Kanta was the mother of two children. The police has registered a case against three persons, including her husband Ram Krishan, and arrested him.
SAMRALA SAS NAGAR MAJ
J.D.S. DHALIWAL: Residents of Mohali will remember Major J.D.S.
Dhaliwal, who sacrificed his life fighting insurgents in Jammu and Kashmir past year. The birth anniversary of the martyr, hailing from this town, falls on September 11. SECRETARY
REMOVED: Mr Harpreet Singh, President of the District Youth Congress, in a press note said Mr Rattanjit Singh Raja had been removed from the post of the Press Secretary of the district unit of the party. Mr Baljit Kaur and Mr W. Singh, Vice-President and Secretary of the district unit will look after the affairs of the Press Secretary. ASSOCIATION
FORMED: The Residents of Phase 6 have decided to form a Youth Welfare Association to solve the problems of the residents of the area, said Mr Ashwinder Singh, General Secretary of the association.
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NARNAUL PANCHKULA SIRSA AUDITORIUM CONSTRUCTED: A modern auditorium at the cost of Rs 1.14 crore will be constructed at the local Government National College, soon. According to sources, the Chief Minister has directed the department concerned to prepare necessary documents as per which a seminar hall, a meeting hall and a cultural acting hall could be constructed. SONEPAT
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