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Wednesday,
August 6, 2003, Chandigarh, India  
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Arrest of Hari Singh’s
brother stayed Haryana 4th in implementation of programme Course on human resource development Railway land cleared of
encroachment Unique rasam pagri performed
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In-laws force woman to drink spray Husband booked in dowry case Rs 4.40 lakh looted from bank Ram Narain Singh dead 5 JEs, 2 SDOs suspended
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Arrest of
Hari Singh’s brother stayed Hisar, August 5 The Haryana State Vigilance Bureau had sought his arrest warrant in a case of amassing wealth disproportionate to his known source of income. Mr Suresh, an employee of the Haryana Taxation Department, in his petition alleged that the Om Prakash Chautala government was “implicating” him in false cases because his brother had become a political rival of the Chief Minister. It may be recalled that Master Hari Singh, who was closely associated with Mr Chautala before the latter became the Chief Minister, had fallen out with him because of political differences.
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Haryana
4th in implementation of programme Chandigarh, August 5 Prof Teja Singh said in the
implementation of the drinking water supply scheme, the state had
achieved 1,569 per cent success in achieving the target as against 63
per cent at the national level. Similarly, in energising the pump
sets, the state had made 359 per cent achievement as against 139 per
cent at the national level. He said in tree plantation on private
land, Haryana had made 224 per cent achievement as against 90 per cent
at the national level. Similarly, the target of immunisation had
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Course on human resource development Hisar, August 5 While inaugurating the course, the Deputy Commissioner, Ms Deepti Umashankar, observed that ensuring a better life to its citizens was the major concern of developing nations today. Hence, to drive fruitful policies in this regard, it was imperative that policy formulators and administrators in developing countries shared their mutual experiences. She said a majority of the developing nations were facing almost similar challenges, but while devising development policies, the country’s own cultural and local needs should not be ignored. She said despite similar challenges faced by the developing nations, their economies were also dependent on agriculture. The developing countries should emulate India by ushering in the green revolution. Expressing satisfaction over the relevance of the course, Ms Umashankar said the participants would be able to draw the benefit from HAU which had played a key role in ushering in the green revolution in Haryana. Dr R.S.Dalal, Director, Human Resource Management, said this was the fourth refresher course being organised by the varsity in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Applied Manpower Research (IAMR). Earlier, Dr K.S.Rao, Senior Administrative Officer, IAMR, expressed gratitude to HAU for holding this training course and improving the skills and capabilities of the participants in human resource management. |
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Railway
land cleared of
encroachment Ambala Cantt, August 5 The Railway’s had, earlier, issued
notices to occupants for vacating the land, but they ignored these.
Similar notices had also been issued to the other occupants, who have
been told to vacate the land by August 12. The occupants alleged that
the drive was unfair, as they had been living here for the past two
decades. They also denied receiving any notices and urged the railway
authorities to provide them with alternative land.
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Unique rasam pagri performed Sirsa, August 5 On the occasion the family and villagers organised a blood donation awareness campaign under the aegis of the Aajad Club, Nehru Yuva Kendra and Shiv Shakti Blood Donors Samiti. The villagers also donated 45 units of blood as a tribute to the dead person who had inspired them for the donation by donating his body. Speaking on the occasion, the patron of the samiti Dr Ved Beniwal, appreciated the efforts of late Lakkha Singh and the villagers by finding a useful way to remember the dead. He also threw light on the misconceptions about blood donation . |
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In-laws force woman to drink spray Sirsa, August 5 The father of Kamlesh, Shishpal in a complaint to the Ding police, has also accused his daughter’s in-laws of harassing her for more dowry. In his complaint he said when he came to know of the condition of Kamlesh he came to her house and took her to the Civil Hospital. Kamlesh is reported to be five months’ pregnant. |
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Husband
booked in dowry case Fatehabad, August 5 The police has booked the husband Sada Singh, mother-in-law Satwant Kaur and daughter-in-law Jaswinder Kaur and begun investigations. |
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Rs 4.40 lakh looted from bank Kaithal, August 5 The robbers also took away the purse and a driving licence of the Manager, Mr B.S. Lather.
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Ram Narain Singh dead Chandigarh, August 5 Mr Ram Narain Singh was popularly known as DC Saheb. He remained Deputy Commissioner of Karnal, Sonepat, Jind and Mahendergarh. He was elected MP in 1987 as Lok Dal candidate from Bhiwani constituency. Chaudhary Ram Narain Singh was living with his younger son Balbir Singh, Member, Irrigation, BBMB.
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5 JEs, 2 SDOs suspended Ambala, August 5 The Engineer-in-Chief PWD (B&R), Mr R.R. Sheoran, said five JEs and two SDOs have been suspended after shortcomings were detected on Mauli Rai Purani-Naraingarh-Sadhaura road, Kala Amb-Sadhaura-Do Sarka road and Ambala-Saha road.Mr Sheoran said the inquiry would be carried out by the Vigilance Wing of the PWD. He said samples would be collected and detailed investigations would be carried out. “The guilty will not be spared. The shortcomings on these roads will be removed,” he added. |
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Ambala, August 5
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