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Govt to acquire 700 acres for central varsity
Amritsar, June 3
The state government has initiated the process of acquiring 700 acres for setting up a central university proposed by Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in the holy city. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, while addressing people during sangat darshan, said the deputy commissioner had been directed to identify the land for the construction of the prestigious educational institution to upgrade the academic standards of the border area.

Panorama: Thin turnout annoys CM
Amritsar, June 3
Concerned over the thin turnout at the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama, located inside the historic Ram Bagh, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal asked the deputy commissioner and mayor municipal corporation to ensure proper publicity

Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal at the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama in Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar


EARLIER EDITIONS


Plot Problem
Property dealer accused of land grab
Amritsar, June 3
A property dealer has been accused of grabbing a chunk of prime land at Gumtala village on the Amritsar-Ajnala road. The property dealer has allegedly turned the plot into a park and is not allowing the real owners to enter the area.

School Buzz
UP excels in jump rope tourney
Amritsar, June 3
Uttar Pradesh secured the first position, while Punjab were the runners up at the National Level Jump Rope Championship 2008 which concluded at DAV International School here. The Delhi and Goa teams finished third and fourth, respectively.

‘Kick the butt, reduce heart disease risk by 30 pc’
Amritsar, June 3
Hundreds of patients in and around the city were examined at the three-day free heart and multi-specialty check up camp organised at Fortis Healthworld here.

School gives ‘home’ to poor families
Amritsar, June 3
The keys of some newly constructed houses at Dhanoya Khurd village, near Attari, were handed over to three families living in utter poverty by the management of St Francis School, here recently.

City resident Jagmohan Kanojia and his ‘big idea’. Bulbs that rear grapes
Amritsar, June 3
Known for his innovative ideas, local resident Jagmohan Kanojia, a kite maker by profession, has created a unique module to save bunches of grapes from insects and flies by growing them inside a hollow electricity bulb. Talking to The Tribune, Kanojia said he put the bunch inside a hollow electricity bulb when they were small and just starting to grow. He said flies and insects destroyed lot of his fruits and sucked their juice.



City resident Jagmohan Kanojia and his ‘big idea’. — A Tribune photograph

Candlelight march to remember Deshpande
Amritsar, June 3
The Folklore Research Academy (FRA) organised a function in the memory of veteran Gandhian Nirmala Deshpande here today. Veteran journalist Kuldeep Nayar was the chief guest on the occasion. He said the candlelight vigil programme to be organised at the Indo-Pak border on the midnight of August 14 would be dedicated to Nirmala Deshpande this year.

Ration distributed among widows
Amritsar, June 3
Chinmaya Mission here organised the 71st widow ration distribution function at bhavan’s SL Public School in which chief commissioner of income tax Sunil Chopra and his wife Vinita, director-general of income tax investigation, presided over.

City girls shine in CBSE essay contest
Amritsar, June 3 Two city school girls made Amritsar proud by getting gold medals in an all-India essay competition conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The laureates are Amninder Kaur and Ramneek Dhillon.



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