Phillaur, October 2
As politicians and bureaucrats treated the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi as just another holiday, a few students of Green Land Public School here visited the banks of the Sutlej to mark Gandhi Jayanti today.

It was here that part of the Mahatma’s ashes were immersed. The students planted saplings near the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi and paid rich tributes to him.

They also took a pledge to preserve the heritage site, that had now become a paradise for drug addicts and other anti-social elements.

Amit Khurana, a teacher who visits the site regularly, rued that it was in bad shape. “The memorial of such a personality should be preserved, but, sadly, the government has been doing nothing in this regard. However, I sometimes shoo away tipplers with the help of the police, but as soon as cops leave the place, more such persons gather here for drinking,” he added.

Smokers were seen enjoying a puff despite the ban on smoking in public places by the Centre.

Harman Singh, a resident of Phillaur, said, “While politicians, officials and self-proclaimed followers of Gandhiji pay tributes to him at a memorial on the banks of the Sutlej, the place is ignored for the rest of the year and provides safe shelter to anti-social elements.”

Rahul Kumar, a student, said, “We are taught to follow the path which Gandhiji had shown to us, but look what we have given to him in return - empty liquor bottles.”

The place has been ignored since long as wild grass, bushes, stray dogs, waste paper and polythene bags dot the area. A few devotees and schoolchildren cleaned the area for today’s function, but, otherwise, no emphasis had ever been laid on its upkeep.

Ludhiana, October 2
In a step towards implementing the commissionerate system in Ludhiana, the state police department has divided the city into eight police sub-divisions and assigned eight DSPs to head these sub-divisions.

DSP Naginder Rana has been given the charge of Ludhiana North sub-division, covering Kotwali police station, division number 4 and Salem Tabri.

In West division, DSP Raj Kumar, who was earlier posted in the Chief Minister's security, has been asked to look after the most important subdivision comprising division number 8, 5, Sarabha Nagar and Haibowal. MLA and Chief Parliamentary Secretary Harish Rai Dhanda represents this area.

DSP Jaswinder Singh has been assigned the Ludhiana Central that comprises the area of divisions number 2 and 3.

Atam Nagar division will now be looked after by DSP Gurdial Singh. He will look after the areas of operation of Model Town and Shimlapuri police stations.

DSP Parampal Singh, posted in East division, will look after law and order in Basti Jodhewal and division number 7 police stations.

The Sadar and Laddowal police stations falling in rural sub-division will be represented by DSP Gurcharan Singh.

The Sahnewal subdivision will be represented by DSP Balraj Singh Gill, who is already serving on this post. He has not been changed.

DSP Joginder Singh has been attached with the SSP and DSP Bhupinder Singh has been transferred from Sarabha Nagar and given the charge of DSP Headquarters.

Harmohan Singh, who was the in charge of Focal Point sub-division, is now DSP Traffic. DSP Varinder Singh Brar, who was the DSP City-II, is now DSP-detective. The former DSP-D, K.S. Dhillon, has been transferred to Phillaur subdivision.

Earlier there were six subdivisions, including City-I, II, Sarabha Nagar, Focal Point, Rural and Sahnewal. 

Ludhiana, October 2
One person was injured during an anti-encroachment drive by the Tehbazari Wing of the Municipal Corporation here today. The injured is a shopkeeper in the Model Town area.

According to information, building branch officer Harjeet and his junior, along with a JCB machine, went to the Model Town area near Punjab National Bank this morning to remove a ramp on the directions of Zonal Commissioner BK Gupta.

They were asked to take action in a busy area without support of any police force. Tehbazari superintendent Amarjit Singh Gill had told them that he would come later on. However, he never turned up and the situation became tense.

Eyewitnesses revealed that after Harjeet demolished the structure, area shopkeepers assembled and gheraoed the officer and his junior. The road was blocked for around two hours and the Model Town Market president also reached the site to have a word with the MC officials.

They questioned the MC officials and asked them that how they could initiate a work on a national holiday and demanded from them the order copy of the demolition. The situation became tough for the MC officials and they had a narrow escape from angry shopkeepers. 

Ludhiana, October 2
In a major reshuffle by the local bodies department, senior town planner BS Brar and Superintending Engineer Dharam Singh have been transferred from Ludhiana to Amritsar and Patiala, respectively. Executive Engineer Ganesh Raj of the O&M Cell has also been transferred to Amritsar.

These transfers are a routine matter and were to be done before September 30. Apart from these three officials of the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation, around 15 more transfers have been made all-over the state.

The new officers, who will be taking over the reigns in the city, are SE Adarsh Kumar Singla and XEN Rama Shankar. They have been shifted from Patiala. Another XEN Sanjay Kumar from Bathinda too has been transferred to Ludhiana.

Similarly, two junior engineers, Sanjeev Kumar and Surjeet, have been promoted SDOs and have been asked to join the Municipal Corporation. XEN RS Sahai and XEN Praduman Singh from Patiala and Amritsar will be also working in Ludhiana now.

When Municipal Commissioner AK Sinha was asked about the transfers, he expressed ignorance and said he had not received any orders about transfers yet.

Interestingly, Dharam Singh and BS Brar had remained in various controversies during the tenure and many vigilance inquiries are also going on against them in several cases.

Dharam Singh had allegedly been accused of tender tampering by city MLAs Harish Rai Dhanda and Satpal Gosain during various MC house meetings. Even in the issue of missing file of Ganda Nullah, they had brought the officer under scanner. Besides, many chargesheets had been issued against him.

Likewise, Brar too had been chargesheeted in various cases where building bylaws were kept at stake. His name has also figured in the VB case on Bahadurke Road where he had allegedly approved a 90,000 square yards colony developed by a municipal councillor's husband Tarun Jain. 

Ludhiana, October 2
"Today is Gandhi Jayanti. Gandhiji always opposed alcohol. All leaders appeal to the public to follow his principles, but they are working against these principles. On the eve of Gandhi Jayanti, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit ordered that alcohol shops be opened in all shopping malls to arrange funds for Commonwealth Games," said Rakesh Jain, Jain Chetna Manch vice-president.

The birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation is being observed all over the country and rich tributes are being paid to him. However, social activists are concerned over the increasing violence, corruption and social evils against which Bapu had fought throughout his life.

Parveen Dang, Hindu Sikh Jagriti Sena president, said communal hatred and casteism had been on the increase, thanks to vote-bank politics. He recalled that the then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri gave a call to the nation in 1965 to miss one meal a day to meet food shortage. The nation responded and food crisis was over.

"On the other hand, we have leaders like Sharad Pawar, who are creating scarcity by making statements that sugar and rice are in short supply and are, thus, instrumental in price rise, hoarding and black marketing. Rajesh Kumar, a businessman, said politicians had been demonstrating their muscle power in Parliament and state assemblies by throwing mikes and chairs.

Dr J.S. Dhiman, social activist and additional director, communication centre, PAU, was of the view that people had been giving up the philosophy of simplicity and following materialism, with non-violence becoming a thing of the past

Mullanpur Dakha, October 2
A district-level Ayurvedic medical camp was organised at the mini public health centre on the occasion of Gandhi Jyanti here today. Ayurvedic doctors examined at least 430 patients.

The camp especially targeted anemic disorders among children and women especially the expectant ones.

Blood tests were conducted on 375 patients and given medicines free of cost for raising the hemoglobin level.

Dr Rakesh Sharma, director, Ayurvedic medicines, said grant worth Rs 76 lakh had been released for upgrading the facilities of the Ayurvedic dispensaries.

Meanwhile, at least 200 people were examined for eye ailments by Punarjot eyes bank society. The camp was organised in collaboration with Pandori village panchayat.

Ludhiana: Students of Ram Lal Bhasin Public School celebrated Gandhi Jyanti with lots of enthusiasm. The students of classes V and VI presented a skit on the Gandhi’s three monkeys. Akriti Arora of Class VII highlighted the Bapu’s message of truth, non-violence and equality through her speech. School’s headmistress Tarannum Fatma distributed appreciation prizes among all so as to encourage them and asked students to follow the Gandhi’s principles. 

Mandi Ahmedgarh, October 2
The birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi was celebrated at educational institutes of the town and surrounding villages.

Students, staff and the management committee of local Mahatma Gandhi Memorial National Senior Secondary School paid tributes to the Father of the Nation at a function organised on the school premises today.

All those present remembered the sacrifice of the leader through speeches, mono-acting, mimes and poetry.

President of the school management Rajnish Guddu, manager Kedar Kapila, group leader Ravinder Puri and principal Pardeep Sharda garlanded the statue of Gandhiji.

Students of DAV High School, Kennedy Public High School, Guru Nanak Kanya Mahavidyalya Senior Secondary School, GHG Khalsa Senior Secondary School, Anand Isher Senior Secondary School and Kartar Singh Dukki Government Senior Secondary School, Latala, also remembered the leader during functions organised on Thursday.

Jagraon, October 2
The local municipal council was in uproar over the issue of rampant corruption. At least six councillors staged a dharna inside the house while its monthly session was in progress.

President Baldev Krishan Telu and executive officer Shakti Kumar had banned the entry of mediapersons as the council had remained in the news for all wrong reasons ever since Telu had taken over as its president.

The meeting was called by the president himself for discussing the 10-point memorandum signed by 14 councillors. Out of this five had retracted from the memorandum with regards to the revocation of auction of a lone community centre. These five councillors had accused Apaar Singh, a councillor, of manipulation and adding the 10th clause in it after having their signatures on the memorandum.

The meeting started amidst chaos after a few councillors sought explanation from the president on issues like corruption. The fifth issue pertaining to the corruption within the civic body was not included in the meeting’s agenda.

The President and EO tried to explain that they had not included the issue in the meeting as per opinion of DA (Legal). MLA Gurdeep Singh Bhaini supported the protesting councillors on this issue. A few councillors, including those from the BJP, walked out of the meeting. Baldev Krishan Telu happens to the BJP president and is supported more Congress councillors than those from Akalis.

The council passed eight out of 10 proposals. The protesting councillors waved the affidavits in the corruption allegation levelled against the civic body president.

The president, however, dismissed all allegations. He added that it’s was a pre planned move by a few councillors to defame him. He even accused the protesting councilors of being a puppet in the hands of a councilor who had been eyeing the president’s post and had dared to go against the party’s mandate.

Councillor Apaar Singh claimed that Rs 3-crore grant for the development of the city seems to have been wasted as nobody want to give the account of expenditure incurred. Telu, however, maintained that he had spent the grant amount in all wards equally.

Ludhiana, October 2
In an endeavour to produce caring and sensitive citizens, Paul Mittal School celebrated World Elder’s Day by organising a “Run for Fun” on Thursday.

The participation of grandparents made all the difference to the run. Lt-Col DB Sharma, director, Sat Paul Mittal School, welcomed the grandparents, who turned in a large number to take part in the event. He said children should consider it their duty to look after the well-being of the elders and ensure that they had a stress-free life. Likewise, it was the duty of the government to ensure that the valuable asset of the nation did not feel neglected.

Gifts were presented to the eldest grandfather Gurdayal Singh and grandmother Jasvir Kaur. Dr Rajeev Chauhan, principal, Sat Paul Mittal Schoolp thanked the grandparents for participating in the run.

An increase in the power tariff by 17.5 per cent is alarming particularly at the time when prices of all consumable articles are skyrocketing. How can a salaried person adjust his budget with limited income? It is shocking that this hike will become effective from April 1thereby requiring payment of equally divided arrears in the next bills. It is the common man that suffers the most, but the government claims that it is taking their care. The electricity regulatory authority might recommend a hike but the PSEB cannot come out of red, the well-known reason being kundi connections and connivance of the staff concerned, who have been alleged of supplying some magnetic instruments to interested consumers effecting the movement of meters. The urbanites are suffering at the cost of rural folks. Free power supply to agriculturists needs streamlining of the policy in the sense that only small farmers be allowed free power so that the burden of the common man is considerably reduced.

Ludhiana, October 2
Deputy Commissioner Vikas Garg yesterday issued directions to banks and government agencies to implement the Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) in the district during the current fiscal year.

Stating that a target of 870 cases had been fixed under this scheme, the deputy commissioner said a margin money subsidy of Rs 103 lakh would be disbursed and direct or indirect employment would be provided to 870 youths.

He said a maximum of Rs 10 lakh and Rs 25 lakh would be available for the service as well as the manufacturing sectors, respectively, as financial assistance from the bank. For this, loan case margin money subsidy at 15 per cent in urban areas and 25 per cent in rural areas, respectively, would be available to applicants under the general category.

Similarly, for special category applicants (SC/ST/OBC/minorities/women/ex-servicemen, handicapped/NER/hill/border area), the rate of subsidy would be 25 per cent in urban areas and 35 per cent in rural areas.

Applicants belonging to the general category would contribute his share as margin money of 10 per cent, which would be 5 per cent in case of special category applicants.

These loans would be available only for new projects and existing ventures or entrepreneurs who had already availed themselves of subsidy linked financial assistance from any state or central scheme would not be eligible.

Self-help groups, societies and charitable trusts were also eligible. To avail himself of the financial assistance, the applicant should not be less then 18 years of age.

Vishav Bandhu, general manager, District Industry Centre, said the selection of beneficiaries would be made by a district-level task force committee, headed by the Deputy Commissioner.

The committee would also include the general manager, District Industries Centre, the lead bank officer and a representative each of the Khadi Board, the Khadi Commission, the SC/ST Corporation and the panchayat. The SC/ST/OBC/PHC/ex-serviceman applicants would be given preference as per reservation norms of the government.

Ludhiana, October 2
Additional Sessions Judge Mohammad Gulzar has convicted a mother-in-law and two sister-in-laws in a dowry death case. The bride was burnt to death just after a year of the marriage. All were awarded rigorous life imprisonment.

Those convicted on the charges of setting ablaze Sarbjit Kaur are Bimal Kaur of Baunkar Gujjran village, Koom Kalan and her two daughters Mandip Kaur and Paramjit Kaur.

Dismissing the plea of leniency raised by the accused, the judge observed, “I am of the view that the accused have committed a heinous crime. Keeping in view the increasing number of cases of bride burning and harassment by the family of in-laws on the demand of dowry day-by-day in society, the convicts are not entitled for the leniency.”

All convicts broke down after hearing the verdict.

The father of deceased who had lodged an FIR and her brother had turned hostile and deposed in favour of the accused but could not secure their acquittal. The court heavily relied upon the dying declaration of the woman before Judicial Magistrate Ranjan Khullar.

The court held that the dying declaration and medical evidence was sufficient to prove the guilt of the accused. Doctors had reported about the smell of kerosene during examining the charred body of the woman, which was the case of prosecution that she was burnt to death by pouring kerosene.

A case was registered on the complaint of Sarwan Singh of Machhian Kalan village. All accused were named in the statement of Sarabjit Kaur. However, she had not named her husband and father-in-law. She had stated that the duo tried to save her when her mother-in-law and sister-in-laws set her ablaze as she could not fulfill their greed of more dowry.

Ludhiana, October 2
Athletes from coaching centre, Khanna, won 21 titles to stamp their superiority in the two-day Ludhiana District Athletics Championship for boys and girls, which concluded at Guru Nanak Stadium here today.

Participants from Bhartiya Vidya Mandir (BVM) Senior Secondary School, Udham Singh Nagar, and Kundan Vidya Mandir (KVM), Civil Lines, too did well and gave many anxious moments to their opponents.

At least 350 athletes from all over the district competed in various disciplines during the championship. On the basis of their performance here, the Ludhiana teams (boys and girls under-16 and under-18) would be selected for the Junior Punjab State Athletics Meet, to be held at Mahulpur in Hoshiarpur district from October 9 to 11.

Results (girls u-14): 600m race- Harpreet Kaur of Khanna 1, Monica of Khanna 2 and Manisha Rohit of BVM School 3; 100m race- Harpreet Kaur of Samrala 1, Manmeet Kaur of Samrala 2 and Monica of BVM School 3; hammer throw- Harpreet Kaur of Samrala 1.

Girls u-16: 100m race- Tandeep Kaur of Chhapar 1, Prabhdeep Kaur of Chhapar 2 and Amanpreet Kaur of Chhapar 3; 400m race- Yogita Rani of Khanna 1, Harmandeep Kaur of Chhapar 2 and Sukhdeep Kaur of Otalan 3; 800m race- Yogita Rani of Khanna 1, Harmandeep Kaur of Chhapar 2 and Anmol Rani of BVM School 3; 1500m race- Urmila of BVM School 1, Anmol Rani of BVM School 2 and Ramanpreet Kaur of Samrala 3; long jump- Tandeep Kaur of Chhapar 1, Amanpreet Kaur of Chhapar 2 and Preet Kaur of BVM School 3; javelin throw- Deepa Rani of Otala 1 and Rani of Otala 2; 200m race- Amanjot Kaur of Chhapar 1, Sukhdeep Kaur of Samrala 2 and Prabhdeep Kaur of Chhapar 3; 100m hurdles- Amanjot Kaur of Chhapar 1, Sukhdeep Kaur of Samrala 2 and Nimrata of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; 3km walk- Daljeet kaur of Samrala 1, Ramandeep Kaur of Samrala 2 and Rani of Samrala 3.

Girls u-18: 800m race- Runia Sharma of Khanna 1, Ritika Salan of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Jagjit Kaur of KVM-Ludhiana 3; 100m race- Nani Bala of Ludhiana 1, Deepika of Ludhiana 2 and Anjali Goel of KVM-Ludhiana 3; 400m race- Rubina Sharma of Khanna 1, Ganga of BVM School 2 and Anrati of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; 1500m race- Kiranjit Kaur of GNPS 1, Ganga of BVM School 2 and Nisha of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; javelin throw- Puneet Sharma of Khalsa College 1, Ritika Sharma of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Jagjit Kaur of KVM-Ludhiana 3; shot put- Jagjeet Kaur of KVM-Ludhiana 1; 200m race-Nani Bala of GNG-Ludhiana 1, Deepika of BVM School 2 and Anjali Goel of KVM-Ludhiana 3; 5km walk- Saroj Bala of Ludhiana 1, Anmol Puri of Ludhiana 2 and Puja Gupta of Ludhiana 3.

Girls u-20: 800m race- Amandeep Kaur of Khanna 1, Karamjit Kaur of Khanna 2 and Priyanka of Ludhiana 3; 100m race- Rekha Rani of KCW-Ludhiana 1, Kirti of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Kamaljit Kaur of BVM School 3; 400m race- Amandeep Kaur of Khanna 1, Karamjit Kaur of Khanna 2 and Arshia Bagga of KVM-Ludhiana 3; 1500m race- Priyanka of Shanti Niketan Public School 1, Sapna of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Kamaljeet kaur of BVM School 3; long jump- Rekha of KCW-Ludhiana 1, Kriti of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Kamaljit Kaur of BVM School 3; javelin throw- Arshia Bagga of KVM-Ludhiana 1; 5km walk- Nisha of Ludhiana 1, Anu of Ludhiana 2 and Jyoti of Ludhiana 3; 200m race- Randeep Kaur of Shanti Niketan Public School 1, Sapna of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Anarti of Shanti Nikeetan Public School 3.

Boys u-14: 600m race- Dharminder Kumar of Khanna 1, Rajbir Singh of Khanna 2 and Sushil Kumar of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; 100m race- Dharminder Kumar of Khanna 1, Rohit Pal of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Abhishek Kumar of Ludhiana 3; long jump- Vinod Kumar of Khanna 1, Gaurav Sharma of BVM School 2 and Rohit Pal of Shanti Niketan Public School 3.

Boys u-16: 100m race- Sonu Sharma of Shanti Niketan Public School 1, Mohit Ghai of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Suraj Devgan of GGN-Ludhiana 3; 400m race- Sonu Sharma of Shanti Niketan Public School 1, Prabhat Singh of BVM School 2 and Sahil Choudhary of BVM School 3; 800m race- Charanjit Singh of Khanna 1, Mahan Puri of BVM School 2 and Lovpreet Singh of GGN-Ludhiana 3; 1500m race- Sumit of Ludhiana 1, Kamaldeep Singh of GAD-Ludhiana 2 and Vishal Kumar of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; long jump- Amarjit Singh of Rampur 1, Sonu Sharma of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Gurinder Pal Singh of GGN-Ludhiana 3; javelin throw- Inderpal Singh of GMTPS-Ludhiana 1, Shahbaz of GGN-Ludhiana 2 and Shubham Jain of BVM School 3; 200m race- Sonu Sharma of Shanti Niketan Public School 1, Mohit Ghai of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Suraj Devgan of GGN-Ludhiana 3; 100m hurdles- Anmoldeep Singh of Khanna 1, Tarundeep Singh of Khanna 2 and Anubhav of BVM School 3; 3km walk- Baldev Krishan of Khanna 1, Ravinder Singh of Khanna 2 and Prince Sethi of Khanna 3; discus trhow- Harpreet Singh of Khanna 1, Gagandeep Singh of GGN-Ludhiana 2 and Loveen of GNPS-Ludhiana 3; hammer throw- Amarjot Singh of Khanna 1, Gurdeep Singh of Khanna 2 and Sahil of KVM-Ludhiana 3.

Boys u-18: 100m race- Dalerbaz Singh of STC-Ludhiana 1, Mohit Kumar of GGN-Ludhiana 2; Sourabh Rana of Khanna 3; 400m race- Sandeep Kumar of Ludhiana 1, Preet Gursimran Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 2 and Arshdeep Singh of Baba Ishar Public School 3; 800m race- Preet Gursimran Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 1, Ram Pal Yadav of Ludhiana 2 and Raghav of BVM School 3; 1500m race- Ram Pal Yadav of Ludhiana 1, Satinder Pal Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 2 and Gurmit Singh of GGN-Ludhiana 3; long jump- Akashdeep Singh of KVM-Ludhiana 1, Ishneet Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 2 and Jashandeep Singh of GGNS-Ludhiana 3; javelin throw- Akashdeep Singh of KVM-Ludhiana 1, Raghav of SDPS-Ludhiana 2 and Navkaran of Chhapar 3; shot put- Yudhvir Singh of STC-Ludhiana 1, Raghu of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Jaskarn Singh of TPS-Ludhiana 3; 5000m race- Jashandeep Singh of GGNS-Ludhiana 1, Vishal Kumar of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Satinder Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 3; 110m hurdles- Amrit of Khanna 1, Anil Sharma of BVM School 2 and Tushar Mittal of BVM School 3; 5-km walk- Jaspreet Singh of Khanna 1, Sameer of Khanna 2 and Vinod Kumar of Ludhiana 3; triple jump- Gagandeep Singh of GGN School, 1, Akashdeep Singh of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Sukhdev Singh of Shanti Niketan Public School; high jump- Ishneet Singh of GNPS-Ludhiana 1, Mohit of KVM-Ludhiana 2 and Sukhdev Singh of Shanti Niketan Public School 3; discus throw- Jasdeep Singh of Khanna 1 and Gagandeep Singh of Khanna 2.

Boys u-20: 800m race- Khusnt Kumar of SDPS-Ludhiana 1, Amandeep Singh of Ludhiana 2 and Om Parkash of Ludhiana 3; 100m race- Vishal of BVM School 1, Raja Benipal of Ludhiana 2 and Lokesh of BVM School 3; 400m race- Amandeep Singh of Ludhiana 1, Amandeep of Ludhiana 2 and Tushar Mittal of Ludhiana 3; 1500m race- Khushant of SDPS-Ludhiana 1, Kuldeep Singh of Khanna 2 and Raghu of SDPS-Ludhiana 3; javelin throw- Shashi Kant of BVM School 1, Gagandeep Walia of BVM School 2 and Neeraj of BVM School 3; long jump- Raja Vinay Pal Singh of TPS-Ludhiana 1, Anil Sharma of BVM School 2 and Om Parkash of Ludhiana 3; high jump- Sewak Singh of Khanna 1, Harinder Singh of Khanna 2 and Himanshu of KVM School 3; 5000m race- Kuldeep Singh of Khanna 1, Anand Krishan of Shanti Niketan Public School 2 and Har Nanak of Khanna 3; discus throw- Amandeep Singh of Khanna 1, Gagandeep Singh of BVM School 2 and Neeraj of BVM School 3.