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HVP to go it alone in Lok Sabha elections: Bansi Lal
Sonepat, January 19
The Haryana Vikas Party
supremo, Mr Bansi Lal, ruled out political alliance with any party in the coming Lok Sabha elections. Talking to mediapersons here yesterday, the former Chief Minister said, “I am not in favour of alliances and we will contest all the ten Lok Sabha seats in Haryana”.
Urdu needs the kiss of life, says noted
poet Amir Chand Bahar
Faridabad, January 19
Urdu is not only a language, it’s a culture, a ‘tehzeeb’, for which the Indian subcontinent is still known in the world. It is a rare source of inspiration in life, a medium of teaching and an art of living. But alas! This rich language is on deathbed, needing attention and care.
Civic authorities fail to ensure smooth
flow of traffic
Gurgaon, January 19
Even as the idea behind developing the Old Railway Road and the New Railway Road by the civic authorities was to decongest them, ensure smooth flow of vehicular traffic and remove the encroachments, the administration has achieved the opposite. Rather, things have gone from bad to worse.
FACE TO FACE
Time ripe for Priyanka
THOSE who have closely observed the political scene in the Capital over the last decade or so are not unfamiliar with the face of Shyamdev Bhadana, national general secretary of the Indian Trade Union Congress and convenor of the Labour Cell of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. In almost any party rally, he is the one who is the driving force behind the arduous task of mobilising crowds and moving the party workers at the grass-root level to make the political events a success.
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Seminar on contemporary trends in corporate world
New Delhi, January 19
BLS Institute of Management (BLSIM) organized a national-level seminar on “Contemporary Trends in Corporate World: An IT Vision”. The chief guest on the occasion, the Delhi Minister of Education, Tourism and Art and Culture, Mr Arvinder Singh Lovely, highlighted the vision of the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, who initiated the “computer revolution” in the country and encouraged the youths to use it for the development of the nation.
Delhi Minister of Education, Tourism and Art and Culture Arvinder Singh Lovely inaugurating the seminar at BLS Institute of Management. |
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HSMITC staff discuss
action plan
Sonepat, January 19
A meeting of the employees of the Haryana State Minor Irrigation and Tubewell Corporation who have been retrenched from the service, was held in municipality park here today and the state president of the all employees association HSMITC Haryana, Mr Raghubir Singh Lambardar presided over the meeting.
Pollutants from distillery damage wheat crop
Sonepat, January 19
Standing wheat crop in about five acres of land was reportedly damaged by pollutants discharged from a distillery at Jahri village in this district. According to a report, this has caused a huge loss to the affected farmers of the village whose land was situated around the factory.
Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani, Delhi Police Commissioner R.S. Gupta, Chandni Chowk MP Vijay Goel at the inauguration of building of Jama Masjid police station in the Capital on Monday.
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EMU trains turn into goods trains on
Sonepat-Panipat section
Sonepat, January 19
Almost all the suburban and EMU trains running on the Sonepat-Panipat section of the Northern Railway have turned into goods trains due to the failure of the Government Railway Police (GRP) and the Railway Protection Force (RPF) to check the milk vendors and suppliers of goods travelling in these trains with their huge containers.
Vessels for Panipat refinery
Bhiwani, January 19
Two gigantic vessels to be used as reactor at the Panipat Refinery passed through the Bhiwani town and caused a sensation, stranding people for several hours.
DELHI DIGEST
Dayanand Hospital to have ICU
New Delhi, January 19
The Chairman of the Trans-Yamuna Development Board, Mr Narender Nath, today laid foundation stone of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Swami Dayanand Hospital. The unit would be constructed by the Engineering Department of the MCD at a cost of Rs 1.5
crore.
NCR BRIEFS
Two held for theft
Sonepat, January 19
The Rai police arrested two youths during the night patrolling near Deepalpur village about 15 km from here last night.
According to a report, the police also recovered stolen goods from their possession which were being taken to Delhi for sale.
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