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Kila Raipur pip PAP Jalandhar Ludhiana, February 5 In another match (women), Haryana XI beat Delhi XI 2-1. Harpreet put Delhi ahead in the 11th minute and Gurpreet of Haryana XI scored equalised in the 22nd minute. The match winner came off Neeru’s stick in the 40th
minute. In basketball, Kapurthala defeated Kila Raipur 50-27 and Jalandhar outplayed Guru Nanak Engineering College 63-53 while in the women’s section, Kapurthala beat Moga 42-30. In kabaddi, Bhillan beat Bhawani 22-8; Jarkhar beat Alamgir 22-18, Marjon beat Rannia 31-19 and Jaspal Bangar beat Malakpur 11-7. In volleyball, Noormahal outclassed NST, Mastauna three games to nil. Earlier, Mr D.R. Bhatti, ADGP, PAP, inaugurated the three-day
tournament. Mr Narinder Pal Singh Sidhu, chairman of the organising club welcomed the chief guest. |
College annual meet begins today Doraha, February 5 Mr Jaswant Singh Gill, Principal of the college, said the athletic meet for boys on February 6 would be inaugurated by Mr Amrik Singh Minhas, DSP, Payal, and of girls on February 7 by Mr Tarsem Bahia, Principal, A.S. College, Khanna.
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Raids by
Central Excise on Aarti Steel Ludhiana, February 5 The raiding officials had reportedly come from New Delhi. Although the officials refused to divulge any details, but they said, there were some intelligence inputs that the company was evading the duty on a large scale. They said, they would be corroborating the details furnished by the company and those found by them during the raids. Aarti Steel is one of the leading and respected industrial houses of Ludhiana with a huge turnover running into hundreds of crores of rupees. It has a strong distribution network through out the country. It was learnt that the raids were also conducted at Ambala and Delhi offices of the company. The raiding officials stayed here till late in the night. They reportedly checked the relevant records and other details concerning the production, stocks and sales of the company. The raiding officials also took along some documents. It was learnt that the officials were corroborating the details with those already furnished by the company. Today’s raids on the Aarti Steel have come as a shock to the industrial houses as most of them are known to be enjoying a clean image besides maintaining a transparent record. However, the excise officials revealed that the department was feeling quite concerned over the continuously falling revenue collections. With the result the department is learnt to have identified some potential targets where it expected to get some revenue. The excise officials did not rule out more such raids. It has already conducted several raids so far. However, industrial circles have criticised such an attempt by the department as it claimed, the department was dealing with the industrialists as if they were criminals. |
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