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Capt misses Youth Cong rally Punjab Ministry okays
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‘Spokesman’ Editor to challenge excommunication Deputy Speaker demands cancellation of exams Even as Mr K.A.P. Sinha, District Magistrate, has ordered a magisterial probe into the facilitation of copying to the wards of VVIPs in the annual examination in a local school allegedly by invigilators, Mr Bir Devinder Singh, Deputy Speaker, Punjab Vidhan Sabha, demanded that all exams held so far in that particular centre should be cancelled.
Cong, SAD start poll campaign Mann announces Sangrur candidate
The local District Transport Officer, Mr Manmohan Luthra, in a complaint lodged with the SSP, has accused the local MLA, Mr Prakash Singh, and the president of the municipal council, Mr Lalit Mohan Pathak, of threatening to kill him. Badal blames Cong for Operation Bluestar Mr Parkash Singh Badal, President, SAD, today held the Congress responsible for Operation Bluestar. Addressing an election rally at Amarkot in Amritsar district, he blamed the Congress for the Partition which resulted in massacre of Hindus and Sikhs.
Ropar, March 12 Seventeen passengers were injured when a Himachal roadways bus (HP-20-2914) going from Una to Hardwar met with an accident near Ragilpur village on the Ropar-Chandigarh road today. The bus overturned when its front tyre burst and the driver lost control of the vehicle. Freedom fighter Jagan Nath dead Lala Jagan Nath, a freedom fighter and advocate, died after a brief illness at his home town, Moga, today, he was 97. Described as a multi-facet personality, Lala Jagan Nath not only participated in the freedom struggle but also founded several centres of learning for women. Keep close to Punjabi ethos, state’s Hindi writers told Noted Hindi writers who gathered here to take part in one-day seminar on Contemporary Hindi Literature of Punjab held at the Conference Hall of Guru Nanak Dev University were of the view that Hindi writers of Punjab had lost their identity. Sandhu asks CM to clarify stand on
Ajit Singh Poohla Col G.S. Sandhu, Chairperson, Poohla Eviction Committee, and uncle of Capt Bikramjit Singh, OSD to the Chief Minister, today asked Capt Amarinder Singh to clarify his position on having directed the authorities to release of Tarna Dal Chief Ajit Singh Poohla, involved in many serious cases of crime in the area. SGPC to ‘liberate’
gurdwara from Poohla The SGPC today threatened to liberate Shaheed Bhai Taroo Singh Gurdwara at Poohla village from the possession of the countroversial” Nihang chief, Baba Ajit Singh Poohla.
High Court Quashing of tender notice sought Recovery stayed in teachers’ case
570 liquor
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SSP orders probe into cheating
case Constable booked for NRI’s escape District Health officer arrested for graft
Junior beaten up, 3 engg students suspended Dr P.K. Bansal, Principal, Giani Zail Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Bathinda, has suspended three students of fourth year from college and hostel for their alleged involvement in brutally beating up a first-year student Gagandeep Singh on March 9 in the college campus. Amritsar, March 12 As many as 22 teams of different departments of Guru Nanak Dev University participated in an inter-departmental cultural competition Jashan-2004, which opened at the university’s Dasmesh Auditorium here today.  |
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For Ms Preneet Kaur, who is better known as the “Maharani” in Patiala city and constituency, the forthcoming election is one in which she feels she has earned her nomination by right due to her hard work.
Daughter of an ICS officer and educated at Chelsea and St. Bedes
in Shimla, the 59-year-old incumbent, who won the Patiala seat
on her entry into politics, wants to be more known as a
people’s ‘princess’ due to the effort she takes to strike
a chord with the common man.
A student of Yadavindra Public School which was established by the father-in-law of Congress candidate Preneet Kaur whom he opposes from the Patiala parliamentary seat, Shiromani Akali Dal candidate Capt Kanwaljit Singh has always been projected as being “different” from traditional Akali leaders.
Sauve and sophisticated, Capt Kanwaljit Singh is the son of former
Pepsu State minister Dara Singh.