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Chandigarh
‘No burning of dry leaves’: The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation medical officer of health has issued instructions to the sanitation staff that dry leaves should not be burnt. He said any MC employee found burning dry leaves or garbage would be penalised by the pollution control committee and a departmental action would be initiated against him.
Mohali
Recruitment drive: SSP Gurpreet Singh Bhullar has clarified that as per the instructions, the process for the recruitment of 359 male constables is under way in the town. While the physical efficiency test is being conducted, it is of qualifying nature and no mark has been attributed to the physical test. In each category, three candidates for each vacancy will be called for interview, to be conducted shortly. The date and time of interview will be specified to the eligible candidates as per the merit
separately.PANCHKULA
Office-bearers: Vineet Verma has been elected president of The New Executive Society, Sector 20, Panchkula. Other office-bearers: general secretary — Rajnit Singh; vice-president — Vijay Saxena; treasurer — Pawan Kumar; and joint secretary — AK
Dharmani.
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Ambala
Elected: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Haryana chapter of the Indian Medical Association: president - Dr Reeta Jaspal
(Ambala City); senior vice-president - Dr Parveen Arora (Sirsa); and vice-president - Dr Kanwar Pratap Singh
(Faridabad).
BHIWANI
Vijay Diwas: The Zila Sainik Board will observe Vijay Diwas at War Memorial in Nehru Park on December 16. Board secretary SNS Tanwar said on Monday that the chairman of the Zila Sainik Board, the Deputy Commissioner and other district functionaries would pay tributes to martyrs on that day.Kaithal
Kaithal Mahila Mahavidyalaya Samiti office-bearers: The following have been unanimously elected office-bearers of the Mahila Mahavidyalaya
Samiti, Kaithal: Jagdish Bahadur Khurania - president;Ram Bahadur
Khurania--senior vice-president; Hans Raj--general secretary; Jai Chand Bajaj and Bal Krishan Latka - vice-presidents , Suresh Gupta and Vijay Goel -- joint secretaries; and Subhash Sharma-- treasurer. This samiti controls two premier educational Institutes of
Kaithal-- Indira Gandhi Mahila Mahavidyalaya and CBSE-affiliated Indira Gandhi Public School. Kalka
Annual function: “Him Milan-2010”, the annual function of the Himachal Kalyan
Sabha, Pinjore, was organised at the local Ambedkar Auditorium on Sunday. Former MLA and general secretary of state Congress Satinder Singh Rana was the chief guest. He inaugurated the programme by lighting the traditional lamp. Sabha’s press secretary Kuldeep Singh, said local artistes and those from Himachal Pradesh enthralled the audience by presenting folk songs and dances. Gambhri Devi (85), a folk singer, regaled the audience with her performance. Kharar
Vendor killed in mishap: A vegetable vendor was killed in an accident near Bhago Majra village. In his complaint to the police, Ram
Dass, a relative of the vendor, said an unknown speeding vehicle hit his brother-in-law.
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JAMMU
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Srinagar
53 passengers airlifted: The state administration on Monday airlifted 53 persons to and from Kargil as the road connectivity between Srinagar and Kargil remained cut off. According to the office of the Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, the AN-32 Air Force Kargil Courier operated on Monday and 33 passengers, including patients, aged persons, women and teachers, were airlifted from Kargil to Srinagar, while 20 passengers were airlifted from Srinagar to Kargil. The Kargil Courier would operate between Kargil and Jammu on Tuesday. Udhampur
Udhampur tops in Civil Defence activities: ADGP, Home Guards, Civil Defence and Auxiliary Police, J&K, S Gopal Reddy said on Monday that due to their dedicated and sincere efforts in organising activities, the Civil Defence unit, Udhampur, bagged the top ranking in the state. Reddy was addressing an impressive gathering of Civil Defence wardens, volunteers, NCC cadets and NSS volunteers at the valedictory function of a six-day training camp under the Pilot Project on Community Oriented Policing Service (COPS) organised by the Civil Defence
Organisation, Udhampur, here. Army provides furniture to school: The Rashtriya Rifle Battalion, deployed in Kishtwar town, handed over furniture and other internal furnishings to the Higher Secondary School for Boys here on Monday. This has been done in continuation of the welfare activities conducted by the Army under Operation Sadbhavna. Commanding Officer of the Rashtriya Rifle Battalion presided over the function.
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