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SAD (B) releases list for elections
New Delhi, June 4
The Shriromani Akali Dal (Badal) today released the list of 46 candidates who have filed their nomination papers for the June 30 elections to the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC).
In a statement issued here today, Jathedar Avtar Singh Hit, president of the Delhi Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) said that the candidates were properly vetted before their names were released for filing the nominations.
Independent candidates, Inder Pal Singh and Amreek Singh, after the filing of their nominations for the elections in the Capital on Tuesday.
— Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal. |
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Vidrohi critical of global ‘silence’ on Pak terrorism
Sonepat, June 4
The Haryana Pradesh Janata Dal (U) president, Mr Ved Parkash Vidrohi, criticised the international community for not asking Pakistan to refrain from pursuing its strategy of cross-border terrorism in India.
Meddlesome, mooing cows make roads their home
Sonepat, June 4
The biggest terror on the city roads these days are herds of stray cattle that put in a sudden appearance in the midst of speedily moving vehicles, dangerously disrupting the already chaotic flow of traffic.
Jat Mahasabha opposes ‘bhoj’ ceremony
Sonepat, June 4
The All-India Jat Mahasabha has opposed the organising of the ‘bhoj’ ceremony after the last rites, as it puts extra financial burden on the families of the deceased.
In a press release, the Jat Sabha has appealed to the people of the community to put an end to this embarrassing system immediately.
NHPC lists out its greening endeavours
New Delhi, June 4
The National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC) today stressed the need for maintaining an equitable balance between construction activities and the environment. The NHPC pointed out that development should be in conformity with the eco system.
Fuel shortage persists
New Delhi, June 4
Harassed consumers continued to face a shortage of fuel for the second day today. It was alleged that oil companies had halted the supply of fuel temporarily yesterday ahead of the announcement for the hike in fuel charges.
Fuel hike under MNC pressure: CPM
Rohtak, June 4
The Haryana unit of the CPM has strongly condemned the unprecedented hike in prices of petrol and diesel by the Centre.
The party, in a statement issued here today, has accused the Vajpayee Government of undemocratic conduct and contempt of parliamentary norms by announcing increase in rates of postal services and petroleum products just after the conclusion of the budget session of the Parliament.
Large-scale irregularities in petrol sale
Rohtak, June 4
Several petrol pumps in the town either put down their shutters or displayed “stock exhausted” on Monday evening after the announcement of the hike in the prices of petrol and diesel.
GLITZ & GLAMOUR
She’s a dab hand at beauty biz
When Samantha Kocchar says beauty is serious business, you’d better believe her. Coming from someone who started off at 11, a time when most girls are bothered about Barbie’s new clothes, Samantha has earned herself a name other than Blossom Kocchar’s daughter.
Sitting pretty in her office without a trace of make-up or jewellery and with numerous Feng Shui knick-knacks dispersed all around, Samantha tells you of her passion for the business.
“I started at 11 and when I was 13, I went to the United States to enrol in a study course. And by 15, I was a credit teacher. My mother never pushed me into the business, I had a natural instinct for it,” says Samantha who describes her mother Blossom as her guru.
Sitting pretty: Samantha Kocchar |
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- Mikka’s personal choreographer
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- From engineering to entertainment
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Training centre for Mewat widows
Nuh (Mewat), June 4
The decks have been finally cleared for the Mewat Development Agency (MDA) to set up a residential-cum- training centre here for the widows of Mewat.
The Haryana Governor, Mr Mahabir Prasad, is understood to have agreed to provide a sum of Rs 1 lakh from his discretionary fund to the MDA for construction of the building.
NCR BRIEFS
Healthcare melas to be organised by Haryana govt
Panipat, June 4
In a bid to take healthcare to the remote villages without the primary health centres (PHCs) and community health centres (CHCs), the Haryana Government has decided to organise “healthcare melas”.
- Rs 40,000 robbed
- Man booked
- ‘Operation Catch’
- IT committee
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- Hacked to death
- Rs 35,000 looted
- One killed
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