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Power
cuts leave DLF residents sleepless
Gurgaon, July 19
The power situation in DLF City here has been taking a turn for the
worse with each passing day with long hours of cuts and shutdowns as a
result of mismanagement of DLF Universal Ltd, allege residents.
Instead of making attempts to improve the situation, the DLF
authorities lodged an FIR against representatives of the DLF Qutab
Enclave Residents’ Welfare Association and certain residents when
they protested against the irregularities committed by the private
developer, said the general secretary of the association, Mr T. K.
Satheesan.
‘Dara Shikoh Cured’ from Sikh Heritage in Painting based on Punjab & Sind Bank collections |
IN PARLIAMENT
No move to have re-evaluation in
CBSE exams
New Delhi, July 19
There is no proposal to re-evaluate answer books of a candidate taking
Central Board of Secondary Education examinations and it would
be “too simplistic” to assume suicides occur due to
non-availability of this facility, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
Meeting
with CM fails to enthuse entrepreneurs
Faridabad, July 19
While the Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala, is scheduled to meet
people from the industry here on July 23, as part of the state
government’s new action plan of taking up the grievances of those
from the business and industry sector, entrepreneurs do not seem to be
very optimistic about any immediate solution to their problems. They
believe that unless the issues are taken up seriously and a timeframe
fixed for each of the projects the industrial scenario may not change
for the better.
Going up in smoke. — Tribune
Photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
FARIDABAD
Man hacks wife to death
Faridabad, July 19
A resident of Dabua Colony here allegedly murdered his pregnant wife
on Thursday. Subsequently, the accused surrendered before the police. The accused identified as Vipin Kumar 'hacked' his wife 'Gudia' to
death in his house after he suspected her of having illicit marital
relationship with another man.
NHRC
seeks
report on torture of 18-yr-old boy
New Delhi, July 19
Taking suo motu cognizance of an alleged “unimaginable torture” of
a 18-year-old boy by the Delhi Police, the National Human Rights
Commission (NHRC) today issued notice to the Police Commissioner. He
has been asked to submit a report on the incident. The commission’s
investigation officer has been directed to probe the matter.
Govt
may tap power from non-conventional sources
New Delhi, July 19
The government is contemplating buying power produced by the
non-conventional energy sources to promote and protect the environment
and also to develop remote villages in the Himalyan region.
A visitor at the ongoing 29th India International Garment Fair at the Pragati Maidan in the Capital on Friday. Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
Admission
counselling session at MDU
Rohtak, July 19
Maharshi Dayanand University will hold the counselling for admission
to Bachelor of Pharmacy course in universities and educational
institutions of the state for the session 2002-2003 on July 30,31 and
August 1, in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the
university.
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Suicide pact
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Youth strangled
BRIEFLY...
Case against Sunita
New Delhi
Keshav Puram police have registered a case of cheating against
Congress Councillor from Hari Nagar, Sunita, for allegedly furnishing
false information in the scheduled caste certificate. The case was
registered following the direction of SDM Rajouri Garden, Mr Vijay
Khanna. The certificate was issued on March 5, 2002 by the West
district Municipal Deputy Commissioner.
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Dissolution stayed
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Sisters commit suicide
SPEAKING
OUT
HINDI
medium examinees get a raw deal and Hindi medium students seem to come
way down on the priority list of Delhi University (DU) officials.”
Thus runs a news report.
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The truth behind excellent results!
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Think twice before privatising
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Remove time bar in litigation
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Pensioners pushed down the ladder
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Adolescence brings with it questions and doubts, a vulnerable state of
mind and a body that is perplexed with the changes it undergoes. To address questions as simple as changes in the body structure to
the more complex ones like sexually transmitted diseases, the NCERT
has brought out a series of five handbooks.
