EDUCATION

Education Department organises seminar
From Our Correspondent

The EGS and the AIE are new centrally sponsored schemes for non-formal education of out of school children in the age group of 6 to 14 years. The delegates discussed the various categories of out of school children and the suitable strategies for them.

The remedial measures for the education of dropouts, migrating children, adolescent girls, children residing in slums and those belonging to unreserved small habitations were the main points of discussion.

PU schedule for supplementary exams
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH, Sept 25 — Panjab University has announced the schedule for the forthcoming supplementary examinations.

Senior sources said that BA I (compulsory) examinations were scheduled for October 4. The two papers of English (elective) for BA (I) will be held on September 27 and 29.

The supplementary examinations in English (compulsory) was scheduled for October 3 in case of BA (II).

The B Com (III) examinations are scheduled for October 4.

Open Day today
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH, Sept 25 — The Central Scientific Instruments Organisation is observing Open Day on September 26 on the occasion of the foundation day of the council for scientific and industrial research.

A statement issued here today said that all laboratories and departments of the institute would be open to the public tomorrow. A lecture on human resource development would be delivered by Prof D.N. Misra, former Vice-Chancellor of Benaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

COURTS

Judicial remand for two 
From Our Correspondent

CHANDIGARH, Sept 25 — Two persons, Sobh Nath and Jhia Lal, allegedly involved in a double murder case, were sent to judicial remand today by the UT Judicial Magistrate (First Class), till October 9 in a case of theft and criminal conspiracy.The accused had been arrested by the Special Crime Staff of the local police on August 22 under Sections 420,120-B of the IPC. A sum of Rs 54 lakh was also recovered from their possession.

The accused along with three accomplices had allegedly killed two employees, 34-year-old Roop Lal and 28-year-old Nand Kishore, sleeping inside the liquor shop on August 17.The deceased were working as salesmen at the liquor shop.The main accused Laxman has not been arrested yet.

Resident seeks police help 
By Kiran Deep

CHANDIGARH, Sept 25 — The UT Civil Judge (Junior Division), Ms Gurvinder Kaur has accepted the application moved by a city resident for seeking police help to restrain the defendants from carrying out commercial activities, including tuition and coaching classes, in residential areas.

The complainant, Satinder Pal Singh, resident of Sector 15, had moved the application seeking police help to implement the order passed by the court of Mr R.C. Godara, Additional District and Sessions Judge, on September 2,1999, to restrain defendants from using the property for commercial purpose.

The complainant, said that his wife, Satinder Kaur, was the owner of half of the house, 2109 at Sector 15, Chandigarh, and the remaining half portion was owned by Veeran Devi.The plot of this house was allotted by the Estate Office on condition that the only a residential building would be constructed. The complainant alleged that the other half of the building was being used by the respondent for commercial purpose such as tuition and coaching classes and it amounted to nuisance.

The respondent in their reply claimed that the appellant was nobody to complain and that the allegation regarding nuisance was wrong and suit had been filed only to harass them.

During the proceeding, the Local Commissioner visited the spot and submitted a report before the judge. According to the report, the commercial activity was still going on in the premises in the disputed area.

The Judge allowed the application, subject to the condition that the SHO would investigate the matter on his own and if there was a need for implementing the order of the court dated September 2,1999, and police help was required the SHO would assist the complainant in getting the order implemented and make a report to the court in this regard.