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Stolen Jain idols found
PGIMS admits woman to verify kidney removal
Two railway stations to be upgraded
Youth crushed to death
Shan-e-Punjab to run without AC coach today
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NSD workshop on environment
Panchkula, December 2 The Forest Department of Haryana has teamed up with National School of Drama (NSD) to explore possibilities of highlighting the importance of environment theatrically. The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Haryana, Mr JPL Srivastva inaugurated a two-week workshop at the Pinjore Forest complex yesterday.
Train stoned
Farm input dealers told to display price list
New township near Sampla planned
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Stolen
Jain idols found Panchkula, December 2 The Bhiwani police had received a complaint that an accused in the attempt to murder case, Naveen, who was out on bail, was in possession of illegal arms. A police party raided his house, and was successful in nabbing him from Cont Road, Bhiwani. A 315 bore pistol and three cartridges were found in his possession. Naveen, who is a son of a police Constable, Sukhbir Singh (also posted at Bhiwani), was arrested under various sections of the Arms Act. During his interrogation, he revealed that he had hatched and later executed the plan to steal the ancient idols and sell them to international smugglers, along with his three other friends - Rajpal, Rishi and Ram Kumar. Once, the accused had confessed to the crime, the police got into action, and recovered 28 of these idols from Bhiwani and Dhanana village. The other accused, however, have not been arrested. The Director-General of Police, Haryana, Mr Nirmal Singh, informed TNS that the four had hatched the conspiracy to steal the idols while they were lodged in the Bhiwani Jail. “Naveen is an accused in an attempt to murder case, while Rajpal was arrested on charges of narcotics smuggling. Rishi and Ram Kumar were arrested on charges of theft. The accused had planned to execute the theft after they were released on bail. Once out of jail, they conducted a recconaissance of the temple on October 20 and again on October 25, before they finally stole the idols on October 26,” he said.
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PGIMS admits woman to verify kidney removal
Rohtak, December 2 The woman had alleged that she was admitted to Geeta Nursing Home at Panipat two years ago for the removal of a stone in her pelvis. However, the doctors fraudulently removed her kidney during the surgery. She came to know about it a few days back when she developed pain in her abdomen and routine tests indicated that her left kidney was missing. The Panipat police had registered a case against Dr S.N. Gupta under the Transplantation of Human Organ Act, 1994. Subsequently, the woman was sent to the PGIMS here yesterday for certain tests to confirm or negate the allegations. The PGIMS authorities constituted a board of doctors to examine her yesterday. However, this morning the PGIMS authorities first delayed the tests and then wanted to refer her back to Panipat on some excuses. The woman’s family members refused to give in and created a furore inside the office of the Medical Superintendent. A large group of
mediapersons also reached the spot. The MS and the PGIMS Director went into a long huddle following which the woman was admitted to the Urology ward. Doctors said the tests would begin tomorrow. However, these tests are only a legal formality. The CAT scans and other advanced radiology tests performed at a reputed local diagnostic centre have already concluded that the woman’s “left kidney is not visualised”. |
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Two railway stations to be upgraded
Rohtak, December 2 Mr Pardeep Kumar, who visited the town yesterday approved the widening of Railway crossings on main roads in the town. This will help smooth flow of traffic at these crossings to relieve traffic congestion. Besides, the railway authorities approved of rail halt stations at Lakhanmajra village and Subhash Nagar. The passengers residing in the camp area, HUDA sectors, Model Town, New Housing Board and Medical College campus who wish to go towards Panipat and Gohana would now not need to go to the main Railway station. The Railways have also agreed to the shifting of the Rohtak-Panipat railway line from within the town to some other place outside the town. The DRM said Sampla and Asthal Bohar railway stations would be upgraded to cater to needs of future population. For the beautification of the railway station, platform 1 will be paved. In addition to this, a new hall and a parking lot will replace the existing waiting hall and parking lot. The old structures will be dismantled and a large space for parking of vehicles outside the main Railway station would be made available to the passengers. |
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Youth crushed to death
Sonepat, December 2 According to information, Jassu was sitting on a bench in front of his shop on the Debru road when the gangster’s came in a car and fired at him. He escaped and tried to run away. But they caught hold of him and crushed him under their car. Presuming that he was dead, they sped away. He was taken to the Civil Hospital here where he succumbed to injuries. Devender is reported to be the brother of Satinder who was caught by the people a few days when he along with other anti social elements broke into the house of contractor Narender. Devender is reported to have come on bail and a number of criminal cases are registered against him. The police has registered a case against Devender, resident of Jeevan Nagar and three other unidentified persons. |
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Shan-e-Punjab to run without AC coach today
Karnal, December 2 A spokesman of Northern Railway said that there would be no air- conditioned coach in the train on Saturday. The spokesman added additional stoppages to some trains would be provided for the convenience of passengers. Northern Railway will provide additional stoppages to train number 4790 the Rewari-Delhi Sarai Rohilla Express at Garhi Harsaru station at 6.07 pm for one minute from December 5, 2005 on-experimental basis up to March 31 next year. Similarly train number 2445/2446 New Delhi – Udhampur –New Delhi Uttar Sampark Kranti will be provided stoppage at Kathua station from December 3 on experimental basis for six months. The 2445 New Delhi – Udhampur Uttar Sampark Kranti will stop at Kathua at 4.37 am to depart at 4.39 am. |
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NSD workshop on environment
Panchkula, December 2 The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Haryana, Mr JPL Srivastva inaugurated a two-week workshop at the Pinjore Forest complex yesterday. The workshop is the first of its kind in the country. Devinder Raj Ankur, Director,
NSD, has roped in 20 writers from the region for the workshop. The writers will evolve scripts on seven different themes will be processed for theatrical presentations. Dr Virender Mehndiratta lauded the much-needed initiative of the department. The NSD coordinator, Dinesh Khanna, explained the aims and objectives of the venture. Noted media persons Mukesh Bhushan also spoke. |
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Train stoned
Sonepat, December 2 The officials declined to register a
case as the incident had taken place near Holambi Kalan Railway station which falls under the jurisdiction of the
Delhi state. |
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Farm input dealers told to display price list
Chandigarh, December 2 Mr R. K. Khullar, Director, Agriculture, said here yesterday that complaints had been received that dealers in farm inputs were charging prices higher than those fixed and not issuing proper receipts to farmers.
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New township near Sampla planned
Rohtak, December 2 The proposed township is one of the three such townships planned to be developed. The other two will be located at Badli and Samalkha. The Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, had announced the plan to develop these townships immediately after assuming office. |
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Held for immoral trafficking
Rewari, December 2 |
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Sadhu found dead
Rohtak, December 2 |
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IT officials conduct survey
Ambala, December 2 |
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