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Surplus power in a year: Chautala
Faridabad, July 5
The Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala, has claimed that Haryana would be able generate surplus power after about a year. Speaking after laying the foundation stone of a new 66 kv substation at Fatehpur Billauch village, about 20 km from here, today, Mr Chautala said work on increasing power generation had been going on at full swing.
Mahila Commission exhorts women to become self-reliant
Panipat, July 5
“Despite the Constitution conferring equal rights to women irrespective of caste and creed, due to the social evils and wrong customs, women, particularly those residing in villages, are being tortured in the name of dowry even after 56 years of Independence.”
CMD of Punjab & Sind Bank N. S. Gujral receiving the Dadabhai Naoroji Millennium Award
for his contribution in the field of banking management and finance from
Maharashtra Governor Mohd Fazal.
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SPECIAL FOCUS ON REWARI
Suicide turns out to be cold-blooded murder over love affair
Rewari, July 5
Following the evidences collected during investigation, the death of Dinesh Kumar, which had earlier been treated as a case of suicide by the Government Railway Police, Rewari, has now been converted into a case of murder. The GRP have already arrested the main accused.
Gurgaon Rotary unit meets target of rice collection
Gurgaon, July 5
The Rotarians of Gurgaon city in one stroke has compelled many here to veer round to the view that the positive role of voluntary organisations in national reconstruction and emergencies could be immense, if properly tapped.
The loot that wasn’t!
Rewari, July 5
The looting of Rs 1,58,391 by two motorcycle-borne youths on Wednesday, as reported to the GRP here by one Manish Kumar, an employee of Jindal Oil and Fats Ltd, Hisar, has turned out to be a hoax.
Pedestrian paths being encroached as agencies look the other way
Sonepat, July 5
Going by the large-scale encroachments on public land along the main roads of the city, it is now clear that the district administration as well as the PWD (B and R) and HUDA authorities have abdicated their basic responsibilities of ensuring planned growth of the city.
Time to go bananas over the ‘king of fruits’
New Delhi, July 5
With the onset of Monsoon in the Capital, the Delhiites have another opportunity to witness more than 500 varieties of mangoes at a two-day exhibition showcasing the culinary delights of the ‘king of fruits’.
MANGO TANGO: With a mango drink in one hand, this little boy still finds it hard to resist
the real thing. — Photo Kamal Singh |
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SEARCH WITHIN
Doctor! Listen to your patient first, then heal
Waheeda Rahman, the legendary actress of yesteryears, moved to Mumbai sometime ago mainly because of better medical care facilities. Speaking of her experiences with sickness and doctors, she recently told an interviewer: “I believe that a doctor’s profession is noble.
DELHI DIGEST
DPYC chief gives call to expose misdeeds of NDA govt
New Delhi, July 5
Keeping an eye on the Assembly elections in the NCT of Delhi, Delhi Pradesh Youth Congress
today asked its members to devote themselves to bring the party in power for the second consecutive term.
NCR BRIEFS
Man shot dead by three assailants
Jhajjar, July 5
One person was shot dead by three unknown assailants in the MIE area at Bahadurgarh last night.
The police said today that Kuldeep, resident of Kair village in Delhi, was sitting near a wine shop with two of his friends when three persons arrived there and shot at Kuldeep.
Irate villagers demand arrests in dowry case
Sonepat, July 5
A large number of residents of Banwasa village held a massive demonstration in front of the office of the Deputy Commissioner and the Superintendent of Police here yesterday. They were demanding a probe into the failure to arrest the persons named in the FIR relating to a dowry death case in the village.
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In video: First monsoon showers bring much-awaited
respite to Delhiites. Dark clouds, cool breeze and consistent
rain...made all their wishes come true. (
THE ACHIEVERS
