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Anil Kapoor at the audio launch of his forthcoming film
Rishtey at a press conference in the Capital on Saturday.
— Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
Old
autos out. But what is the alternative?
Faridabad, November 23
While a kind of battle is on
between the district administration and owners of about 14,000
three-wheeler autorickshaws on the ban of 15-year-old vehicles and the
measures announced to check pollution on the roads here, the residents
are still awaiting a proper and dependable local transport system.
Murder
of Haj panel chief’s daughter
Police scour for suspects
New Delhi, November 23
The Delhi Police teams today fanned
out across the Capital in search of the three suspects who allegedly
murdered the daughter of Delhi Haj Committee Chairman Abdul Sami
Shalwani yesterday. The police said a breakthrough in the case was
expected soon.
- Fires at bus driver
- 4 bus robbers nabbed
GETTING AWAY
Everything in
Kurukshetra has a story to tell
 Made
famous by the war that was fought between the Kauravas and the Pandavas
during the Mahabharata, Kurukshetra is also known as the land where Manu
wrote his ‘Manusmriti’ and where rishis compiled the Rigveda and
Samveda. Kurukshetra was named after the great sage king, Kuru.
- Brahma Sarovar
- Sannihit Sarovar
- Sannihit Sarovar
- Gurdwaras
- Gita Jayanti
- Sthanesvara Mahadev Temple
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- Sheikh Chehli Mausoleum
- Falgu
- Pehowa
- Kalayat
- Jyotisara
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SEARCH WITHIN
How Great is
your God?
GOD — this is one of the
names which we give to that eternal infinite, and incomprehensible
being, the creator of all things, who preserves and governs all things
by His almighty power and wisdom and who is the only object of our
worship. But when people speak of God they always do not mean the same
thing.
Mohar
Singh - the grand old man of Ahirwal
Rewari, November 23
Rao Mohar Singh, whose 45th death
anniversary falls on Sunday, was the founder of `Budhpur House’, one
of the oldest as well as most prestigious political houses of Ahirwal.
Three successive generations from this house - Rao Mohar Singh, his son
Rao Mahabir Singh and now his grandson Rao Narbir Singh - were endowed
with ministerial berths in the erstwhile Punjab Government as well as
Haryana Government.
The weekend crowd at Pragati Maidan on Saturday.
— Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
Haat
at Australian High Commission
New Delhi, November 23
As part of ‘Oz Haat’, a haat is
organised on the lawns of the Australian High Commission today in which
20 community organisations showcased their wares and raised funds. “Oz
Haat” is an exhibition and sale of the work of Indian community
organisations supported by the Australian High Commission.
Foundation
stone laid for flyover
New Delhi, November 23
The foundation stone of yet another
flyover, this time at the T point of Maa Anandamayee Marg, was laid
today. This flyover is one of the 50 flyovers constructed or being built
on the Outer and Inner Ring Roads to render them signal-free.
Glad
tidings for senior citizens
Gurgaon, November 23
It was a great moment for Mr K K
Modi and his wife, both senior citizens today at a ‘Navtika’
carnival. They had occasion to meet, interact and share emotional
moments with people of their age group at IDPL complex here.
Vidrohi
flays parties for SYL gimmicks
Sonepat, November 23
The president of the Haryana
Pradesh Janata Dal (U), Mr Ved Parkash Vidrohi, today criticised the
political parties for fooling the people in the state on the SYL canal
construction in the Punjab territory following the Supreme Court’s
orders to the Punjab government.
NCR BRIEFS
Parties call
for CBI probe into scribe’s death
Rohtak, November 23
Expressing grief over the recent
death of Sirsa-based journalist Ram Chander Chhatarpati, different
political parties have demanded a CBI inquiry into the incident and
financial help and security to the bereaved family by the government.
- Death condoled
- Demolition at market
DELHI DIGEST
Ballet on
Meerabai at Modern School
New Delhi, November 23
To celebrate its 82nd Founder’s
Day, Modern School, Barakhamba is staging a ballet, ‘Saanware ke Rang
Rangi’ here tomorrow. Based on ‘Meerar Badhun’, a novel by noted
Bengali writer Satya Prakash Dutta, the performance opens with a stark
depiction of bloodshed and carnage.
- Power cut in Badli
- Traders flay parking tax
Seven workers
sustain burn injuries
Sonepat, November 23
Seven workers of Kartar Devi Cold
Store sustained burn injuries when a fire broke out in a residential
quarter of the HSIDC complex at Kundli village, about 25 km from here
yesterday.
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Over
a million Central Government Health Scheme beneficiaries have been
suffering in the National Capital Region for the last 23 days in the
wake of a strike by the CGHS Chemists Association. An association member
alleged that Health Minister Shatrughan Sinha had been refusing to meet
them despite their best efforts.
