Friday,
January 11, 2002, Chandigarh, India
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Saathi
raps bureaucrats
Woeful utilisation of funds by
Govt departments
New Delhi, January 10
After pulling up the Municipal
Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for poor utilisation of funds, Finance
Minister MS Saathi has directed his ire at bureaucrats heading key
departments of the Government of NCT of Delhi for committing the
“sin” of leading the government up the garden path and rendering
utilisation of Plan Expenditure “anbormally low.”
When peace flows out of the barrel of the gun.
— Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
Chautala
pays homage to soldiers
Faridabad, January 10
The Chief Minister, Mr Om Parkash
Chautala, today visited two villages to condole the death of two jawans.
Speaking at the condolence meetings, organised at Bhulwana and Banchari
villages of Hodal sub-division, Mr Chautala lauded the supreme sacrifice
of the soldiers of Haryana since Independence.
Commuters
cool their heels for hours in fog-hit Sonepat
Sonepat, January 10
Thousands of passengers, mostly
commuters, government servants, schoolteachers, students and businessmen
remained stranded for hours together in Sonepat and nearby railway
stations today following the late running of long-distance mail,
express, superfast and Shatabadi Express as well as the suburban trains,
running on the DUK section of the Northern Railway.
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CM upset at L-G bid to keep her in dark
January 10,
2002 |
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Police chief presses Centre for more men
January 9,
2002 |
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Police
chief warns of R-Day strike
January 8,
2002 |
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Revision of gurdwara rolls ordered
January 7,
2002 |
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Ministry
washes hands of fuel row
January 6,
2002 |
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Funds
for MCD if results show
January 5,
2002 |
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UGC
chokes aid to teach college lesson
January 4,
2002 |
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CM,
L-G in a frantic hurry to woo voters
January 3,
2002 |
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Goods
worth lakhs gutted at Sadar Bazar
January 2,
2002 |
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Sufi
kalam and pop to put audience on cloud nine
January 1,
2002 |
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MCD
polls likely by February-end
December 31,
2001 |
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Mewat.
Does the word remind you of anything? Maybe the town of yore that
figured in the bedtime stories that your grandfather narrated to lull
you to sleep. Maybe its vibrant, cultural life. Or the patriotic fervour
of its people, which lent to it the sobriquet, ‘Backbone of
Hindustan’ Never mind, if you can’t recall anything. This is what
happens when we don’t care two hoots for our rich heritage and
cultural ethos.
