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NOMINATED: In order to propagate the messege of Srimad Bhagvadgita, Sri Gita Prachar Samiti has been constituted and the following nominated its office-bearers at a meeting held here on Saturday: president — Mr R.L.Garg; executive members — Dr K.L. Narsimhan, Mr P.S. Aggarwal, Mr Anish Mangla and Mr Balwant Rai; treasurer — Mr S.S. Arora and secretary — Mr Ravi Gulati.
SURAJPUR
ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the DAV Surajpur Teachers Union: president — Mrs Luxmi Khurana; senior vice-president — Mrs Reenu Sood; vice-presidents — Mr Shammee Thakur and Mr Anju Sharma; general secretary — Mr Bhupesh Rattan; joint secretaries — Mrs Shushma Khosla. Mrs Shakuntala Mukherji; press secretary — Mr Jaidev Sharma; and treasurer — Ms Saloni Gupta.
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AMBALA
Exhibition: BG Group of Ludhiana is holding an exhibition of its various products at Ambala Sadar. Mr Namit Jain of BG Group said that their products include home furnishings, knitted garments and knitted fabrics. He said that their exhibition-cum-sale “Homes to Heaven” will be attractive for
consumers.
FATEHABAD
Blood donation camp held: Former Haryana Minister Sampat Singh on Friday inaugurated a blood donation camp organised by the youth wing of the INLD.
KAITHAL
Teachers flay govt move: The Haryana College Teachers’ Association (HCTA) has condemned the Private Universities Bill passed by the Haryana Assembly. In a statement here on Friday CHTA general secretary Rajbir Parashar said by giving permission to open private universities the Haryana Government had left education in the hands of traders and the decision was not only anti-people but also anti-education.
Theft cases solved: The district police after intensive interrogation of Lifti, gang leader of motor-cycle thieves, has solved as many as six more cases of stealing motor cycles from different parts of the state. Lifti was arrested by the police following a complaint lodged by Gurcharan Singh of Habri alleging that some miscreants had tried to forcibly snatch his vehicle in June.
YAMUNANAGAR
Licences issued: As many as 500 students of DAV Girls College here were issued learners driving licences at a special camp organised by the District Licencing Authority on Friday. Inaugurating the camp, SDM (Jagadhri) Narinder Singh said the camp was held for the benefit for girl students .
