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Consumers
critical of DHBVN services
Faridabad, April 4
Even as the Dakshin Haryana Bijli
Vitran Nigam continues to struggle to provide uninterrupted power
supply, many have accused it of “deliberately harassing its
consumers”. Apart from the lack of ‘efficient service’,
particularly regarding their complaints, the consumers are fed up with
“rising corruption” despite the ‘corporatisation of the
department.
Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat receiving a statue of Dadu Ji from the representatives of the Dadu Sevak Samaj in the Capital. |
Rs 30.75 crore
spent on improving power situation
Sonepat, April 4
The Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran
Nigam had spent Rs 30.75 crore for generating more power and ensuring
uninterrupted power supply in the agriculture, industrial and domestic
sectors in this district.
Special Focus on
Jhajjar/Bahadurgarh
Organised
‘mass copying’ mars Haryana Board examinations
Jhajjar, April 4
Reports of mass copying and
unprecedented “outside interference” are pouring in from throughout
the district in Class 8 and Class 10 annual examinations being conducted
by the Haryana Board of School Education. A visit to any of the
examination centres in the district will reveal the menace in its
“true colour.
SPEAKING OUT
How brazen
can brazen be
A Dalit woman of a big
village was recently gang raped in the broad daylight. A gang of six
anti-social elements abducted the victim from her residence in the
presence of her husband. Although, such types of incidents are taking
place day in and day out in various parts of Haryana and other states as
well.
- Yet another bad summer?
- Only bachelors, please!
- Self-inflicted water crisis
- Harassed pensioner
- Artificial LPG shortage
National Akali Dal president Paramjit Singh Pamma and Rashtriya Loktantrik Samiti activists buring the effigy of the US President in the Capital on Friday. |
Adjustment
of surplus lecturers brings relief to hundreds
Sonepat, April 4
The recent orders of the Director,
Secondary Education Department, Haryana to adjust the lecturers of the
government senior secondary schools, who were declared surplus, in the
post of Block Assistant Coordinator in Haryana Prathmic Shiksha
Pariyojna Parishad has brought relief to such lecturers. Under the
rationalisation scheme of the government, hundreds of lecturers were
declared surplus and they had been fearing retrenchment.
- HUDA told to pay compensation
- Man knocked down
A child at an exhibition on electric locos in the Capital on
Friday. — Tribune Photo |
NCR BRIEFS
Two get life
term for murder
Ghaziabad, April 4
The judges of two fast track courts
have awarded life imprisonment and a fine of Rs 20,000 each to two
accused in two separate murder cases. The fast track court of Mr D. S.
Tripathi sentenced Chintu alias Jagdish Sharma to life imprisonment with
Rs 20,000 fine for having shot dead Pankaj Mishra on August 19, 1997 in
Vijay Nagar area.
- Drive to arrest extortionist
- DGP to tour district today
- Bail to PWD officials
DELHI DIGEST
Labourer
falls in drain, dies
New Delhi, April 4
One labourer died while two others
were injured after they fell in a drain in the Ram Bagh area near Idgah
in North district. The deceased was identified as Sultan (27). The
injured, Parma Nand (19) and Jai Ram (19), were admitted to Bara Hindu
Rao Hospital from where they were discharged after being administered
first aid.
- Cong tells dalits to shun BSP
- DDA vice-chief to hold public
hearings
- Dithering over Campus of Open
learning flayed
- Free check-up camp held for
prostate, stone
Synergy 2003, Techno-Cultural Fest, being inaugurated by Chairman of Panipat Refinery Vijay Gupta. Executive Director of the refinery Rohit Bhardwaj and Vice-Chairman Dharambeer Gupta are also seen.
— Photo by Rakesh Bhardwaj |
Autos must
display magnified copy of driver’s licence
New Delhi, April 4
Starting April 10, autorickshaw
drivers in the Capital will have to display the magnified copy of their
driving licence failing which the Department of Transport will take
punitive action against the guilty.
NRI
city to come up in Greater Noida
New Delhi, April 4
A Non Resident Indian township,
which can compete with cities like Singapore, is to be constructed in
Greater Noida. The 85 acre township is being constructed by the Omaxe
Constructions Limited. According to Omaxe, the township will incur an
expenditure of Rs 400 crore and will have open green areas and a
lifestyle that matches international standards.
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