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Activists of Nav Yuvak Rajput Sangathan burning the effigy of Bal Thackeray
protesting against the appearance of outside candidates in Railway Board exams being held in Maharashtra at Jantar Mantar in the Capital on Wednesday.
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BSNL
lodges police complaint against municipality contractor
Sonepat, May 28
The Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
authorities at Gohana have lodged a police complaint against a
contractor of Municipality Gohana, for allegedly damaging several pairs
of under ground telephone lines resulting in disruption of phone
services to around 400 subscribers of Gudha and Thaska and a few
colonies of Gohana town.
SPECIAL FOCUS ON
PANIPAT
This
environmentalist fought for the rights of the underprivileged
Panipat, May 28
A visionary, philosopher, farmer
and great environmentalist, Chaudhary Chandgi Ram Rawal, popularly
called ‘Bawjee’ by all was an affable, approachable and saintly
person. The first tubewell in Kaithal region, the first electricity
connection for an industrialist, And the centre for Health, Agriculture,
Bio-diversity, Innovation and Technology for All-round Transformation -
were all a result of the endeavors of this progressive man, who breathed
his last on May 11 this year.
BHEL
to set up 220 KV grid substation in Delhi
New Delhi, May 28
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited
has bagged yet another turnkey order for setting up a 220 KV grid
substation in Delhi, outbidding the leading electrical equipment
suppliers.
Draw
of DDA Rohini plots on June 11
New Delhi, May 28
The Delhi Development Authority
will hold the draw of much-awaited Rohini residential plots on June 11.
The DDA was not able to allot any plots for quite a few years due to the
non-availability of land as no acquisition had been done during the
preceding years. The process of acquisition was speeded up and now about
4,000 plots are likely to be allotted in the first batch.
THE ACHIEVERS
 This
12-year-old is backward only in his speech
New Delhi, May 28
Dhruv Gairola’s speech cannot be
dismissed as banter. Pay attention and you realise the 12-year-old is
talking backwards. While many will recall the childhood fascination for
writing our names backward, Dhruv, without the aid of pen and paper, can
reel out sentences starting from the last letter.
Residents
facing acute power shortage
Sonepat, May 28
Unscheduled power cuts and low
voltage have made sultry summers unbearable for the city residents. The
residents say that the situation has become a daily routine and despite
several complaints, their problem remains unheard. Voltage fluctuations
affecting industry as well.
DELHI DIGEST
Multi-purpose
hall to be built by NDMC
New Delhi, May 28
Construction of multi-purpose hall,
shifting of electric sub-stations, naming of an unnamed street after a
freedom fighter, are some of the key decisions taken by the New Delhi
Municipal Council in its monthly meeting held here today.
NCR BRIEFS
10-yr RI for
possessing charas
Panipat, May 28
The Additional Sessions Judge
Panipat, Dr Neelima Shangla, in a judgement on Tuesday sentenced Dalip
Singh, son of Totaram, resident of Khabal of district Kullu, to undergo
rigorous imprisonment for 10 years and a fine of Rs 1 lakh in the case
of seizure of two kg charas from him.
- Nine held for betting on cricket
- Special placement cell
Desecration of
Kargil martyr’s statue condemned
Rewari , May 28
The Haryana Janata Dal (U)
President Mr. Ved Prakash Vidrohi has strongly condemned the recent
heinous act of desecration of the statue of a Kargil martyr, Ghanshyam
Sharma, by some unruly elements in Totaheri village of Nangal Chaudhary
block of Mahendergarh district.
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