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Moral education camp stresses non-violence
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New Delhi, May 26
A week long moral education camp, to inculcate ethics, respect for their teachers, parents and religious culture in children, concluded here today with a rally.
A rally organised by Jain Paath Samiti, Dharampura, to spread the message of vegetarianism and environmentalism in the Capital on Sunday.
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Cabbies pulling a fast one on passengers
New Delhi, May 26
Deprived of an efficient public transport system by the CNG/diesel imbroglio, the citizens of the National Capital Territory of Delhi who can afford to hire autorickshaws and taxis are being ripped off every time they hire these vehicles.
A city cursed with power breakdowns
Sonepat, May 26
Frequent power breakdowns, trippings and loadshedding and erratic supply of drinking water are causing resentment among the residents of this city having a population of more than two lakh.
Security measures tightened to check anti-social activities
Sonepat, May 26
The police have tightened security measures in this city and other parts of the district in view of the prevailing tension along the Indo-Pak border, after Pakistani shelling on Indian positions in various sectors of Jammu and Kashmir.
Sonepat becoming a hell-hole
Sonepat, May 26
The historical and industrial city of Sonepat is stinking due to the neglect and insensitivity of the authorities towards the basic needs of the people.
BKU’s Kandela stir may spawn terrorism:
AICC member
Sonepat, May 26
Mr Sultan Singh, a former Governor of Tripura and a member of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) today condemned the Kandela movement launched by the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) and apprehended that if it was not checked effectively, it would lead to terrorism in Haryana.
Delhi
to share experiences with Ulan Bator
New Delhi, May 26
The National Capital Territory of Delhi and Ulan Bator,
the Capital of Mongolia, today signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU)
to exchange expertise and experiences in the fields of planning and
management, health, education, civic amenities and information
technology.
Call for level-playing field
Faridabad, May 26
There was an unanimous view that the government had to provide much better infrastructure and reduce red-tapism in order to unable the domestic manufacturers to compete with the multi-national companies which were establishing their base in the country.
NCR BRIEFS
Storm disrupts life in Rewari
Rewari, MAY 26
The storm that hit most parts of the Rewari region on Saturday evening, put normal life out of gear. According to reports available here, it had done extensive damage to property and taken toll of four lives.
Bansi demands President’s rule
Rohtak, May 26
Claiming that the law and order situation has virtually collapsed in the state, the former Chief Minister, Mr Bansi Lal, demanded the immediate imposition of the President’s rule.
Pleasant weather may persist
New Delhi
Saturday night’s gale and sharp showers brought weekend cheer to the Delhiites who had been reeling under a prolonged heat spell with the temperature plummeting to 33.4 degrees Celsius today which, according to the weather man, was eight degrees below normal. And to add to the cheer, the Met office has predicted that the temperature would continue to hover around 35 degrees Celsius during the next 24 hours with a cloudy sky as a bonus.
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