Official apathy
turning roads into death traps
Sonepat, December 18
Most of the roads in this fast growing industrial city have become
death traps for auto-drivers and pedestrians. Most of these roads
belonging to the Sonepat Municipal Council, the PWD (B and R), the
Market Committee and the Haryana Urban Development Authority have cracked and were punctuated with potholes. The auto-drivers find
themselves desperately trying to avoid the potholes and patchworks on
these roads.
Delhi Police Commissioner R.S. Gupta with High Court Chief Justice
B.C. Patel during a function on the UN International Day in support of migrant workers at Shivaji Stadium in the Capital on Thursday.
— Photo by Kamal Singh |
Explosion
exposes chinks in Meerut cantonment armour
Meerut, December 18
The explosion on Tuesday morning in the Unit Line area of 8
Engineering Regiment, in which two civilian employees of the station
headquarters were seriously injured, has once again put a question
mark on the security of the important cantonment of North India.
100
jhuggis gutted in Yamuna Pushta
New Delhi, December 18
In a devastating fire last night, around 100 jhuggis were destroyed
and two persons, including a child were seriously injured in the Naav
Ka Pul, Yamuna Pushta. The injured Munna Khan (10) and Hitlar Yadav (55) have been
admitted to the JPN Hospital.
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Advocate’s house robbed
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Safety of women
CM
attends welfare camp for disabled
Sonepat, December 18
Speaking at the concluding day function of a six-day welfare camp for
the mentally challenged, the Chief Minister, Mr Om Parkash Chautala,
said the government had launched a number of schemes to eliminate
disability among the people in the state. The welfare camp was
organised jointly by the District Red Cross Society, the Jain Milan,
the Lions Club and the Bhagwan Mahavira Handicapped Aid Samiti, Jaipur
and Delhi, here yesterday.
Chandni
Chowk to have first vintage car rally
New Delhi, December 18
The Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr Vijay
Goel, on Wednesday announced that the “first vintage car rally would
start from heritage Chandni Chowk” on December 25, the birthday of
the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Dowry
harassment cases on rise
Sonepat, December 18
The cases of dowry harassment are on the increase even though the
cases of dowry deaths are on the decline in the district during the
current year. According to a report, as many as 17 cases of dowry deaths were
reported during the current year as compared to 20 cases during 2002
in the district.
IN
PARLIAMENT
Govt urged to clear Set Top
Box confusion
New Delhi, December 18
The Bharatiya Janata Party today urged the government to clearly
explain to the people the intricacies of the Set Top Box system for
cable television introduced in south Delhi.
NCR
Briefs
Youth’s body found in Huda
colony
Sonepat, December 18
The police found the body of an unidentified youth from the water
pipes in Sector 23, a residential colony of the Haryana Urban
Development Authority (Huda) here yesterday and sent it for the
postmortem examination.
Delhi
digest
NIOS exam results
New Delhi, December 18
The National Institute of Open Schooling has declared the
results of the secondary examination (academic) held in
October-November 2003. As many as 69,896 students appeared for the
exams, which included 46,530 boys and 23,366 girls.
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Works Committee
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Loadshedding
Electoral
rolls of six seats being revised
Sonepat, December 18
A summary revision of electoral rolls of all the six Assembly
segments: Baroda (R), Gohana, Kailana, Sonepat, Rai and Rohat has been
started with January 1, 2004 being the qualifying date, according to
Mr Balwan Singh, Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Electoral Officer.
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