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I will not surrender, but fight it: Sukhi
Jalandhar, September 10
Former militant-turned police cat Sukhjinder Singh Sukhi, alias Harjit Singh Kahlon, has said he will not surrender before the police but fight the legal battle in an attempt to bail himself out of the present crisis.
Talking to The Tribune on his mobile on Monday, Sukhi denied allegations of land-grabbing and said that he would not surrender but file three different cases on Tuesday.
Sukhjinder Singh Sukhi
Youth Cong enrols new members
Sunam, September 10
Emphasising on quality membership during the Youth Congress membership drive, Punjab Youth Congress
(PYC) president Vijay Inder Singla today hoped that the PYC would be able to enroll more than nine lakh members against the target of 4.40 lakh in the state. The drive is on till October 31.
Where minister’s son rules
Jasjeet Bunny is not even chairman of any board or committee.
How can he move around giving orders?
Kharar, September 10
Jasjeet Singh Bunny, SAD youth wing in-charge of the Kharar area, virtually has the entire government machinery in tow for he has been holding sangat darshan programmes in the area, redressing the “problems” of public, in spite of the fact that he doesn’t hold any public office.
Driving on highway to become costly
Jalandhar, September 10
Driving on the national highway will soon become costly in Punjab as nine more stretches will become toll roads in the times to come.
40,000 girls await govt shagun
Bathinda, September 10
When will the Scheduled Caste girls married after November 2006 get the shagun from the state government? The authorities concerned seem to have no answer to this.
Block samiti offers sops for girls
Bassi Pathana, September 10
A meeting of block samiti was held here today under the chairmanship of Gurwinder Singh
Dhillon. The Samiti passed six resolutions. Dhillon said the samiti had allowed three village
panchyats, Lullon, Talania(Rural), and Abdulapur, to recruit the staff of Anganwari workers.
Eucalyptus effect on natural water bodies
Patiala, September 10
The eucalyptus plantations carried out by the Department of Forests in the Shivalik ranges of Punjab have come under a scanner.
Kidnapped child untraced
Patiala, September 10
Even more than 48 hours after kidnapping the police has failed to find any trace of five-year-old Harprabh who was allegedly kidnapped by the killers of his grandmother on September 8.
Implement Syndicate decision: Retirees
Patiala, September 10
The retirees of Punjabi University, Patiala, between July 12, 1995, and February 22,
2000 have sought the implementation of syndicate decision that gives them another chance to opt for the pension scheme.
Ethiopia celebrates new millennium today
Patiala, September 10
Ethiopia, the only country that has 13 months in a year, will celebrate its new year tomorrow.
Minority panel reconstituted
Chandigarh, September 10
The Punjab government has reconstituted the state advisory committee on minority affairs under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Parkash Singh
Badal.
Probe into petrol theft begins
Bathinda, September 10
A high-level team of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) led by commandant Rattan Chand today formally launched the inquiry into the scandal pertaining to the theft of petrol and diesel from oil tankers of goods trains at Katar Singh Wala railway station.
Power station stone laid at village
Ferozepur (Zira), September 10
The Punjab government will revive all closed sugar mills in the state for which parleys were going on with private companies for leasing them out, said Bikram Singh
Majithia, minister for water supply and sanitation, information and public relations, science and technology, while talking to mediapersons here today.
Youth loses sanity to drugs, spends days chained
Rajpura, September 10
For 60-year-old Fakir Singh, life has been a rude shock as his son lost his sanity to drugs and is now spending his days tied to chains in his own house.
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