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Allottees
forced to pay for covering council’s ad expenses
Ghaziabad, June 20
The UP Avas Vikas Parishad (UP
Residential Development Council) has come up with a novel scheme. People
who are holding flats/plots on the power of attorney basis have been
asked to deposit Rs 3,000 more with the original amount for registering
the property. This, it is learnt, is being done to distribute the burden
of the expenditure, incurred on advertisements issued by the parishad,
on the allottees.
Director (HR) of NTPC K. K. Sinha and Director (HR) of BHEL Ishan Shanker exchanging the MoU on the formation of a joint venture company in the Capital. |
Agra,
Gurgaon canals: A bridge too far?
Faridabad, June 20
The residents of dozens of villages
and colonies located across the Agra and Gurgaon canals passing through
the district will have to wait for another year to have better access to
the town. The state government had recently sanctioned the construction
of one bridge each across these canals.
Clash
over possession of land averted
Sonepat, June 20
Following the timely intervention
of the village sarpanch, a clash between two groups of farmers was
averted in Ahulana village under the Ganaur police station. However, on
the complaint of the sarpanch, Balbir, a case has been registered
against 11 farmers of one group by the Ganaur police. No arrest has been
made so far.
SPECIAL FOCUS ON
JHAJJAR/BAHADURGARH
Bhajan
won’t succeed in splitting INLD: Rathee
Jhajjar, June 20
President of the district unit of
the Indian National Lok Dal and MLA from Bahadurgarh Nafe Singh Rathee
has said that Mr Bhajan Lal’s dream to wean away ruling party MLAs
could never be realised, as the people of the state are happy with the
work of Chief Minister Mr Om Prakash Chautala.
Vigilance
probe sought into entry of trucks in Delhi
New Delhi, June 20
The leader of the Opposition in the
Standing Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Vijender Kumar
Gupta, in a letter to the Lt-Governor of Delhi has demanded a vigilance
enquiry into the entry of thousands of trucks in the National Capital
Territory of Delhi despite the Supreme Court ban contributing to
pollution and traffic jams.
Jackie Shroff calls on the children of Prayas in the Capital on Friday.
— Tribune photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
When
hapless kids have a tryst with Jaggu Dadda
New Delhi, June 20
This was one performance that
required no make-up, no lights and no action. A rendezvous with the
underprivileged children had actor Jackie Shroff playing his real self,
a real ‘Hero’ who can connect with children.
NCR BRIEFS
Motorcyclist
crushed
Noida, June 20
A youth was crushed under the
wheels of a bus in Sector 19 died here yesterday.. According to the
police, Nitin Sood, a resident of A-210, Sector 19 here, was going to
Atta Market on his motorbike for getting a photocopy done when he was
crushed by a bus. The bus driver is reported to have fled the scene,
abandoning the vehicle. The body has been sent for an autopsy.
- Counselling for B Pharma
postponed
- Central admission-making agency
- Haryana Beopar Mandal to discuss
VAT
- Dowry harassment
DELHI DIGEST
Delhi to have
Paramedics Sciences Institute
New Delhi, June 20
The Delhi government has decided to
setup an Institute of Paramedics Sciences shortly for various
certificate and diploma courses. The decision regarding this was taken
by the Delhi Health Minister, Dr A K Walia, in a meeting attended by the
Health Secretary S P Aggarwal, Director of Health Services and other
officials yesterday.
THE FACE OF FASHION: A model during the opening of Boss Hugo Boss shop at the Oberoi in the Capital.
— Tribune photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
SPEAKING OUT
THE
case of Mrs Neerja Ahlawat, Research Assistant at the Maharshi Dayanand
University, reported in the NCR Tribune (“Selection panel cannot
remain valid for indefinite period: Advocate General”, May 16, 2003)
by Jatinder Sharma from Rohtak is a typical example of dilly-dallying
tactics and red-tape mechanism prevailing in the university.
- Regaining hockey’s glorious
past
- Respect for the girl-child
- Effective Censor Board needed
- Disappearing grooms need to be
brought to books
- Lifeline of Haryana
Woman
held, charas seized
Sonepat, June 20
The police have arrested a woman
Mrs Sunita, wife of Joginder, alias Bhunda, a notorious smuggler, and
recovered 250 grams of contraband charas from her possession.
- New girls’ college
- Held for killing wife
- Housewife suffers serious burns
Two
clerks held for stamp duty evasion
Sonepat, June 20
The Deputy Commissioner, Mr Balwan
Singh, has placed two clerks of revenue department, Gandhi Ram and
Ur-Bahadur under suspension pending departmental inquiry against them.
Policeman
among four booked for murder
Faridabad, June 20
A case of attempt to murder has
been booked against four persons, including a sepoy of the Haryana
Police. It is reported that the accused, identified as Sanjay, Ravinder,
Dharamvir and Vijender, fired from a countrymade revolver at two youths
on Wednesday, near Dayalpur village in the Ballabgarh sub division.
- Lineman electrocuted
- Malfunctioning fair price shops
Happy in each other’s company. — Tribune photo Mukesh Aggarwal |
Preparation of
voter identity cards in full swing
Faridabad, June 20
More than 17,000 voters have been
photographed so far for the preparation of voters’ identity cards in
all the six assembly seat areas of the district. According to officials,
the identity cards of more than 10,000 persons have already been
prepared, owing to the ‘online and off line’ photographic system
being adopted.
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