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funds for drought relief, enough for foreign jaunts: Cong
Sonepat, November 14
Mr Krishan Murti Hooda, a former Haryana minister and a spokesman of the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC), today criticised the Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala, for going on a foreign tour in spite of the financial crisis in the state.
Old Sonepat gets only a trickle
Sonepat, November 14
Lack of control over the tubewell drivers at the main waterworks in Murthal and the boosting stations in this city as well as over the keymen by officials of the Public Health Department have adversely affected water supply in the city, especially in Ram Bazar, Mohalla Kalan, Mohalla
Kot, Ganj Bazar and Mahabir Colony.
IOC dithering on job offer to villagers
Faridabad, November 14
Over 340 residents of Asavati village of Ballabgarh subdivision are keeping their awaiting jobs in the plant of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) for the past several years. The residents, who are sitting on dharna outside the plant, have alleged that the company officials had failed to comply with the their obligation to provide employment to the persons whose land was acquired.
Plea for national homage to Rezangla martyrs
Rewari, November 14
The Rezangla Shaurya Samiti has given representations to Mr Bhairon Singh
Shekhawat, Vice-President of India and Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, as well as Mr Manohar Joshi, Speaker of the Lok Sabha, making a forceful plea for paying national homage in the inaugural proceedings of the winter session of Parliament, beginning on November 18, to the 114 Ahir jawans of the Charlie Company of the 13th Battalion of the Kumaon Regiment.
NCR BRIEFS
Chemists’ stir against ST on MRP tomorrow
Sonepat, November 14
The Haryana State Chemists and Druggists Association today announced its decision to observe one-day token strike on November 16 in the state to register its protest against the decision of the state government to impose sales tax on the maximum retail price
(MRP) on medicines and other products, including electrical appliances, batteries, shaving blades and razers, cosmetic items, computer parts and electronic goods, including washing machines, refrigerators, TV sets etc.
DELHI DIGEST
Bhogal calls for Amarinder’s resignation
New Delhi, November 14
Mr Kuldip Singh Bhogal, general secretary of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal), here today demanded the resignation of the Punjab Chief Minister, Captain Amarinder Singh, following the victory of the Badal group in the SGPC elections.
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