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Nikhil stars in St Marks’ victory New
Delhi, September 26 Scores: St. Mark School: 226 for 9 in 35 overs (Abhimanu Kumar 64, Kesav Gupta 3 for 23, Puneet Singh 2 for 49). Ramjas Senior Wing: 164 all out in 31.1 overs (Hitesh Rai 51, Rishab Jain 35, Nikhil Mahajan 6 for 43). Ramjas Day Boarding defeated St. Michael Senior Secondary School by 72 runs. Scores: Ramjas Day Boarding: 201 for 9 in 35 overs (Jagdev Kalsi 60, Angad Walia 32, Aditya Chabra 4 for 29). St. Michael: 129 all out in 30.5 overs (Gagan Sera 22, Milind Mourya 5 for 15, Angad Walia 2 for 8, Manish Saini 2 for 32). Ramjas School No 2 trounced Navyug Public School by 160 runs. Scores: Ramjas No 2: 196 for 9 in 40 overs (Rohit Sharma 82 n o, Rajeev Gupta 34, Yathrath Rathi 3 for 33, Siddarth Saqi 3 for 35). Navyug School: 36 all out in 21.4 overs (Karamveer Bhati 3 for 11, Rajeev Gupta 2 for 12, Ravinder Pawar 2 for 4, Rajat Sharma 2 for 9). Lovely Public School beat Vivekananda School, Anand Vihar by eight wickets at the Bharat Nagar ground. Scores: Vivekananda School:
65 all out in 21.4 overs (Basi-ur-Rehman 22, Rachit Pathak 6 for 20,
Tarun Gupta 4 for 23). Lovelfy School: 67 for 2 in 14.1
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Air Force run over B B Stars New Delhi, September 26 In a lop-sided match, Air Force took the lead in the fourth minute through their captain Jayanto Das, who went on to add three more goals in a row to notch up the first hattrick of the tournament. Sanat Kar scored the first goal in the 39th minute as the Airmen took a handsome lead by half time. On changing ends, L Danny scored a brace while L B Victor completed the tally. Shastri Club edged past Shahdara 1-0. Inside-left Aftab Ashraf scored the match-winner in the 74th minute. City Club rallied to beat Mughals 6-5 via tie-breaker, after being level 3-3 at the end of regulation play. Mughals led by 3-1, and then slackened the pace to lose out the advantage. A brace by striker Naveen Parmar gave Mughals a 2-0 lead. Sohan Singh reduced the margin for City. But Mohd Khuram enhanced the lead of Mughals. Jatin Singh Bedi further reduced City’s margin and Sanjeev Sethi scored the equaliser for City in the 70th minute. In the tie-breaker, Irfan Zama Khan, Faiz Alam and Jatin Bedi converted their spot kicks. For Mughals, only Pushpinder and Naveen Parmer could hit the target. |
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Robin Bhist, Sidharth hit tons New
Delhi, September 26 Scores: Bhartiya
Vidya Bhavan: 325 for 1 30 overs (Robin Bhist 139 n o, 19x4,
2x6; Sidarth Sahani 135 n o, 12x4, 8x6). Ryan International:
200 all out in 26.3 overs (Ankit Behl 67, 6x4; Kulraunaq Singh 31, 6x4;
Anirudh Kamath 25; Eeshav Mehta 3 for 30, Vihans Gupta 2 for 31, Rishi
Bhardwaj 3 for 52).
DAV Rohini win title DAV Rohini defeated DAV
Mausam Vihar 4-0 in the Hansraj Hockey Tournament at the Sri Ram College
of Commerce ground. Vaibhav Kumar and Ankit Kumar scored a brace
each.
Delhi State TT from Oct 3 The 64th Delhi State Table Tennis
Championship will be held at the Talkatora indoor stadium from October 3
to 6. Entries close with organising secretary Hukam Singh, 6/2543,
Beadon Pura, Karol Bagh, New Delhi. |
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DPS Mewat rout Shiksha Kendra New Delhi, September 26 Shiksha Kendra and DPS Mewat are being run by the DPS Society for children of the underprivileged class. DPS (R K Puram) principal Dr Shyam Chona, chairman of the DPS Society Narendra Kumar, former Olympian athlete Gurbachan Singh Randhawa and Delhi Ranji player Robin Singh were present at the opening ceremony. Shiksha Kendra, R K Puram, batting first, were bundled out for 66 in 14 overs while DPS Mewat raced to the winning target in 12.3 overs for the loss of just three wickets. |
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DPS annex Mermier soccer title New Delhi, September 26 After a goalless first half, striker Sanyukt put DPS in the lead and then added the second goal too. Lakshay and Anupam accounted for the other two goals. Rev. Fr. M M Joy, director of Don Bosco Ashalayam, gave away the prizes. The matches were supervised by A K Chadha, Rajender Barthwal, Jai Parkash and D S Parmar. |
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Delhi Blues enter final New Delhi, September 26 Scores: Delhi Blues: 157 in 38.2 overs (Tarun Gupta 56, Gurusharan Singh 28, Deepak Kanojia 3 for 23, Tarachand 3 for 33, Ajay Sharma 2 for 31. K N Colts: 156 for 9 in 40 overs (Tarachand 29, Deep Luthra 26, Ajay Sharma 26, Mukesh Diwan 4 for 28, Ashwini Katyal 2 for 27). |
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Vigilance officer accused of overlooking lapses Sonepat, September 26 According to a report, the office seems to exist only on paper as the officer, Mr S. K. Tyagi, has been unable to make any difference to the functioning of the department. Enquiries revealed that Mr Tyagi, SDO (Vigilance), has not maintained his headquarter at Sonepat. It is alleged that Mr Tyagi, who belongs to Faridabad, commutes to Sonepat. It is also alleged that he often overlooks the lapses of the Sonepat construction division for ulterior purpose. The people have demanded a high-level probe into the matter. In the absence of any supervision from the top, Mr Tyagi has been accused of ignoring the complaints of the people. It is alleged that some of the works carried out by the officials of this division are sub-standard. According to informed sources, the bulk of the amount spent on the construction works had been misappropriated by some of the officials entrusted with the job for the execution of construction works. It is alleged that some of the works executed by this division during the past few years have remained only on paper. The muster-rolls have also included names of persons who have never been put on the job. Residents as well as sarpanches and panches of the villages of the area have also alleged that the Sonepat construction division has become the subject of public criticism as the funds allotted for the construction of bridges on the canal network and other works are being misutilised by some officials. Representatives of various farmers organisations have demanded a high-level probe into the working of this construction division and stern action against the erring officials. They also expressed their grave concern over the inefficient and unsatisfactory working of the Gohana Water Service Division in this district. Sarpanches and panches of the area have also demanded a high-level probe into the complaints of the farmers regarding the inadequate and erratic supply of canal water here. |
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CAG report on power: BJP seeks CM’s scalp New Delhi, September 26 The BJP spokesman, Mr V.K. Malhotra, and Delhi unit president Madan Lal Khurana also demanded a CBI probe into power privatisation and said the party unit would approach Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani in this connection. They asked the Congress to act against its government in the city in view of the CAG report as it had been stalling Parliament and boycotting Defence Minister George Fernandes over the CAG’s remarks against the defence ministry. “Dikshit should resign in view of the CAG report pointing out grave irregularities and holding the Delhi government responsible for the scam committed in the process of privatisation,” Mr Malhotra and Mr Khurana said in a joint press conference. “If she does not resign by October 5, the BJP will launch mass agitation against her government in Delhi,” they warned. Asserting that the BJP was not against privatisation but the ‘way’ it was done, Mr Khurana alleged that the “Congress government, in connivance with the private companies, have made privatisation a money-spinning racket without caring for the damage caused.” |
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