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Attar Singh
Tribune News Service

Ambala, October 2
Three persons reportedly died in different mishaps in Ambala district. According to the sources, Kanwaljit Singh, a resident of Lalru who was working as a mason, died after drowning in a village pond at Devi Nagar near Ambala City. The police sources said there were no injury marks on the body and the victim died due to drowning in water.

A minor girl named Harpreet; a resident of village Mujaffra in Ambala district sustained 75 per cent burn injuries yesterday in a fire incident. The victim was referred to PGI Chandigarh by the Ambala City Civil Hospital doctors and succumbed to her burn injuries last night.

In another accident, Suresh Kumar, a resident of Naraingarh sustained injuries when a motorcycle hit him near Naraingarh bus stand. The victim was referred to PGI Chandigarh and succumbed to the injuries last night.

Ambala, October 2
Two unidentified passengers aged around 25-26 were hit by running Ganganagar Express train after they got down from a passenger train on the wrong side at Kalanaur railway station last evening. Both passengers died on the spot.

In another accident, an unidentified person in 40s was hit by a running train while crossing a railway track on Ambala-Jagadhari railway line. The victim’s left arm had a tattoo engraved with a name M L Sharma. Sub Inspector of the GRP said all the three bodies have been kept in the Civil Hospital for identification.

Fatehgarh Sahib, October 2
An amount of Rs 9.88 lakh was distributed among 988 pregnant women under Mata Kaushhlaya Scheme.

Besides, free ambulance service was also launched, said Yashveer Mahajan, Deputy Commissioner while presiding over a meeting of the District Health Society here recently.

He said one could avail the service by dialling toll free number 108.

He called upon social organisations to create awareness among people in remote areas about family planning programmes and other health-oriented schemes launched by the government. He said under the Janani Surakhya Yojna, every pregnant woman was given Rs 700 in rural areas and Rs 600 in urban areas. He directed heads of all government and private hospitals to ensure registration of pregnant women in the district.

Dr Nirwar Singh, Civil Surgeon, gave a detailed information on the ongoing health schemes in the district.

Chandigarh, October 2
Want to purchase a secondhand car from city’s car bazaar at Madhya Marg in Sector 7? Make sure that you get the NOC from the seller and the registration document before making the full payment for the vehicle, lest car dealers take you for a ride.

This is exactly what happened with Tejinder Singh Boparai, a resident of Sarawan village, Yamunanagar, who, after being made to run for three years for the documents of the vehicle bought from a car dealer, had to ultimately seek relief from the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum-II, Chandigarh.

The district forum, comprising its president Lakshman Sharma, and members Madhu Mutneja and Jaswinder Singh Sidhu, directed the opposite parties to refund Rs 2.68 lakh besides slapping a fine of Rs 25,000 along with Rs 7,000 as costs of litigation.

Tejinder had purchased a secondhand car owned by Sukhbir Singh, a resident of Morinda, through BEE EMM Carbazar for Rs 2.78 lakh.

He paid Rs 2.68 lakh at the time of the sale. The balance amount of Rs 10,000 was to be paid on receipt of the NOC of the vehicle.

The car agent had assured him of smooth documentation process, including NOC for the transfer of the vehicle to his name.

He further said when he revisited the office of the opposite party, he learned that the car originally belonged to Mohindera Engineering Works, Industrial Area, Phase-II, Ram Darbar, and Sukhbir Singh, who had purchased the vehicle from them, had not yet got the vehicle transferred to his name.

The respondent further told him that the car could be transferred to his name once it was transferred to Sukhbir Singh’s name.

He said an affidavit signed by the seller, holding him responsible for any challan, case, accident, theft and all other liabilities against this vehicle, had also become null and void.

The proprietor of the BEE EMM Carbazar, Jagdish Chand, said he had brought the NOC and was willing to hand over the same to the complainant on the payment of Rs 10,000, which was outstanding against the complainant.

He said as the complainant had not paid any consideration reply to him, the complainant was not a consumer under the Consumer Protection Act.

He further took the preliminary objection that the car was purchased by the complainant in 2007 while the case was filed on January 25, 2010, thus the complaint was time-barred.

Chandigarh, October 2
The Sector 39 police today arrested one of the two con men who had cheated a delivery boy of an LCD and an LED worth Rs 32,000 last week.

The police arrested Bharat Bhushan, a resident of Sonepat, as one of the accused, while the second accused was on the run.

The two, driving a Delhi-registered car, had cheated the delivery by last Thursday. One of them had introduced himself as King Electronics owner’s son to the delivery boy, Vishsher Tanti.

The incident took place near the Sector 39-40 roundabout when Tanti was going to deliver the items to King Electronic in Kharar. The delivery boy was attached with Pioneer Godown in Naya Gaon. The police said the two con men appeared in a white-coloured car (DL 2 CT 0075).

Though the police traced the car, the vehicle was later found to have changed hands four times. The accused was then arrested from Sonepat today.

Zirakpur, October 2
A theft bid was foiled at MS enclave in Dhakoli after a resident of the area raised alarm last night. The resident tried to nab the culprits but the four unidentified thieves fired a shot at him before speeding away in the darkness.

The owner of the house, Anup Walia, a resident of house 350, MS enclave, was not present in the house at the time of the incident.

A police official said he had visited the spot and recorded the statement of the residents.

In the complaint to the police, Anup said he had gone to Delhi along with his family members for some work.

After reaching the house, he found that the miscreants had tried to enter the house from a window of the kitchen but failed. Meanwhile, the resident raised the alarm and informed the other residents of the area, he added.

According to an eyewitness, he was walking in the area when he heard some voices from the house and found two of the miscreants were standing in the stairs. When he shouted, two of them managed to flee in the fields and another two fled on the other side of the area.

They also fired a shot on the resident. He said thieves were wearing black clothes.

Anup said it was the second attempt of theft. Last year on April 25, 2010, unidentified thieves had decamped with jewellery and cash.

SHO Zirakpur stated that they got the complaint and started further investigations. He claimed that the miscreants would be arrested soon.

Chandigarh, October 2
Harinagu K of Andhra Pradesh defeated local lad Chirag Singla during a match of the 21st Krishna Khaitan Memorial All-India Junior Ranking Badminton Tournament being held at Badminton Hall of Panjab University here today.

Chirag lost to Harinagu 21-10 and 21-6, while in another match, Rishi Kumar S of Andhra Pradesh beat Pallav Joshi, Uttarakhand, 21-3 and 21-4. Sandeep of Haryana overcame Utkarsh Vats of Uttar Pradesh 21-12 and 21-17.

Results:

Raymond Chai bt Lakshey Thakur 21-13 21-11; Drimansu bt Gopalakrishna Reddy D 21-17,19-21, 21-18; Sahej Sabharwal bt Arpit Singhmar 21-17,21-11; Yuvraj Shinde bt Adheip Sungh Sadhrao 21-12, 21-14; Belal Mohd bt Mohit M 21-15, 21-8; Shirish V bt Prateek Rathee 21-13,21-18; Rituparna Dutta bt Aayush Gupta 21-15,21-19; Sandeep bt Waseem Akram Shaik 21-15, 21-16; Sanjeet Singh bt Priyanshu Agarwal 21-15, 22-20; Likhit Bangera bt Robin 16-21, 21-17, 21-17; Aarush Setia bt Pallav Joshi 21-5, 21-7; Ankit Chhikara b Komal 18-21, 21-15, 21-15; Yuvraj Shinde bt Gaurav Kumar 21-6, 21-11; Drimansu bt Akram Mohd 21-19, 21-16; Ashish Tiwari bt Pranavindra Lal 21-7, 21-10; Harinagu K bt Piyush Verma 21-8, 21-9; Kiran Kumar M bt Rajesh Verma 16-21, 21-16, 23-21; Aneeth Kumar R bt Varad Puntambekar 21-8, 21-13; Kabir Kanzarkar bt Hardik Makkar 21-11, 21-15; Surender Rathee bt Aakash Gupta 21-12, 21-14; Abhijit Mittal bt Sumantu Mishra 21-16, 21-10; Gowtham Bhat bt Nishant Dua 21-17, 21-13; Aazad Yadav bt Kushagra Tayal 21-11, 21-6; Arpit Singhmar bt Dhruv Saini 21-17, 21-19; Dhruv Kumar bt Miftahul JM Haque 21-19, 17-21, 21-16; Faiz Hadees bt Sahej Sabharwal 21-19, 21-15; Ameya Oak bt Raghunath Biswas 21-8, 21-12; Gopalakrishna Reddy D bt Saksham Verma 15-21, 21-18, 22-20; Adrian George bt Piyush Vyas 21-7, 21-6.

Boys (U-19): Khaja Fazil Ahmed Shaik bt Aditya Sagar Singh 10-21, 21-15, 21-19; Prince Chaturvedi bt Sushant Manocha 21-8, 21-15; Akhil Raj bt Robin Saini 21-16, 21-16; Rishabh Sahdev bt Chirag Singh 21-11, 21-12; Kandarp Chaubey bt Dhruva Patel 21-8, 21-15; Hamad Aziz bt Belal Mohd 21-8, 21-14; Sumit Goyat bt Surya Goel 21-19, 22-20; Rohan Arya bt Ankush Rana 21-15, 21-14; Tahsin Khan bt Jaswanth BSK 21-12, 21-14; Vikram Singh Sekhawat bt Deepanshu Kumar Sharma 18-21, 21-13, 22-20; Chandan Kumar bt Vaibhav Chauhan 21-13, 21-11; Rahul Yadav C bt Aman Jadhav 21-18, 23-21; Puneet Inder Singh Grewal bt Sanyam Khurana 21-10, 21-5; Renuka Kiran Mouli B bt Sahil Sipani 21-5, 21-16; Ujjwal Prakash bt Manav Kumar 21-6, 21-13; Chandrabhushan Tripathi bt Mayuresh Borkotoky 21-23, 21-12, 21-10; Adheip Sungh Sadhrao bt Harshil Budhiraja 21-14, 21-16.

Boys (U-17) doubles: Ashish Tiwari and Ashutosh Tiwari bt Sanidhya Bandoont and Kapil Chaudhry 21-16, 21-11; Ayush Gautam and Abhijit Mittal bt Jaswanth BS K and Sivarama Krishna Ch 21-15 21-15; M Siddiqui and A Singh bt Deep Vishnu Dixit and Piyush Vyas 21-3, 21-2; Rohan Kapoor and Aarush Setia bt Akhil Raj and Waseem Akram Shaik 21-14 21-9; AR and K Shaik bt Shivam Khaitan and Sushant Manocha 21-18, 21-13; Likhit Bangera and Satyajeet Jagdhane bt Sumantu Mishra and Piyush Verma 21-9, 21-12; Rajan Kashyap and Belal Mohd bt Kartik Jindal and Hardik Makkar 21-12, 18-21, 21-19; Ashish Tiwari and Ashutosh Tiwari bt Jaswanth BSK and Sivarama Krishna Ch 21-17, 21-18; Ketan Chahal and Rajat Joon bt Lokesh Kumar B and Gangadhara Rao V 21-15, 22-20; Ayush Gautam and Abhijit Mittal bt Harshil Budhiraja and Shivam Khaitan 21-16, 21-10; Manureet Singh Baluja and Mudit Dewan bt Gaurav Kumar and Dhruv Saini 21-7, 21-13; Tausif Ansari and Chandan Kumar bt Arpit Verma and Aazad Yadav 13-21, 21-18, 22-20; AR and K Shaik bt Sumantu Mishra and Piyush Verma 21-12, 21-19; Rituparna Dutta and Miftahul JM Haque bt Rajan Kashyap and Prateek Singh 21-19 21-10; Rohan Kapoor and Aarush Setia bt Sumit Goyat and Arpit Singhmar 21-6 21-14; Komal and Robin bt Raghunath Biswas and Pallav Joshi 21-9, 21-11; Utkarsh Arora and Rishabh Sahdev bt Akhil Raj and Waseem Akram Shaik 21-8 21-16; Rahul Yadav C and Chirag Sen bt Gowtham Bhat and Yuvraj Shinde 14-21, 24-22, 21-15; Shubh Chhajer and Sanjeet Singh bt Aakash Gupta and Aayush Gupta 21-12, 21-16.

Chandigarh, October 2
Teams of hosts Shivalik Public School, New Public School, Sector 18, and Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Sector 26, won titles of the CBSE North Zone (I) Badminton Championship being held at gymnasium hall of Shivalik Public School, Mohali, here today.

In the final of boys (U-19) category, Shivalik Public School defeated Sachdeva Public School, Delhi, by 2-0, while New Public School won the girls’ (U-19) category after defeating Lancer’s Convent School, Delhi, by 2-0.

Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School blanked Geeta Adarsh Vidyalaya, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, by 2-0 to win the girls (U-16) title, whereas Birla Vidya Niketan, Delhi (B), team overcame Bharti Public School, Delhi, by 2-1 to win the boys (U-16) category.

Results:

Boys (U-19): Shivalik Public School bt Sachdeva Public School, New Delhi, 2-0 (Rupinder Singh bt Monit Selki 21-5, 21-6, Kawaldeep Singh bt Kapil Kher 21-8, 21-9).

Boys (U-16): Birla Vidya Niketan P Vihar, Delhi, bt Bal Bharti Public School, Rohini 2-1 (Rishabh defeated Pranav 21-10, 21-7, Virat defeated Vedant 11-21, 13-21, Pranav and Virat defeated Rishabh and Vedant 11-21, 21-15, 16-21).

Boys (U-14): Chaman Lal DAV School defeated Birla Vidya Niketan Delhi 2-1 (Hardik defeated Nishant 20-24, 21-18, 14-21, Kartik lost to Saptrishi 4-21, 3-21, Hardik and Kartik defeated Nishant and Saptrishi 21-15, 24-22).

Girls (U-19): New Public School defeated Lancer’s Convent School, Delhi 2-0 (Kailas defeated Vrinda 21-8, 21-5, Amit defeated Homi 21-3, 21-2).

Girls (U-16): Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School defeated Geeta Adarsh Vidyalaya Solan, HP 2-0 (Mehak defeated Nancy 21-11, 21-17, Sanya defeated Diksha 21-2, 21-3).

Girls (U-14): ASN Senior Secondary School, Mayur Vihar Delhi defeated Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School 2-0 (Kanika defeated Purnima 21-5, 21-3, Kushboo defeated Kanupriya 21-12, 21-11).

Chandigarh, October 2
Chinmay, Kaveesh Arora and Saksham won top honours in the boys’ U-4 category during the Hallmark Roller Speed Skating and Roller Hockey Carnival held here today.

In the boys (4 to 6) group, Samridh Kulshresth, Nishit and Nitansh Singla won first three positions.

Around 300 skaters from the tricity are participating in the competition.

Results:

Boys (U-6 to 8): Aditya Dabas, Ishaan Mehta, B Pranay Gaud.

U-8 to 10: Adhiraj Kundlas, Sanyam Gupta, Vijay Saini.

U-10 to 12: Balkirat Singh, Mohit, Akashdeep Singh.

U-12 to 14: Anmol Nayyar, Ajay Saini.

Above 16: Jyotesh Pal Singh.

Girls (U-4 to 6): Aarushi Suri Naina, Paavki.

U-6 to 8: Vidushi Rawat, Aashna Sharma, 
Harshita Paul.

U-8 to 10: Akshita Shourie, Khyati Jain.

U-10 to 12: Runjhun Sharda, Priyam, Soumya Gupta.

U-12 to 14: Sirjana Dhaliwal; U-4 to 6: Srishty.

U-6-8: Dayita Goyal; U-8 to 10) inline: Navya Ohri, Ayushi Aggarwal, Bhanu.

U-12 to 14 inline: Chhavi Bishnoi.

Boys (U-6 to 8) inline: Anannay Prabhakar; U-8 to 10 inline: Harsh Sehrawat, Pranav Dadwal, Rishit Puri; U-10-12 inline: Love Verma, Ojas Rastogi; U-12-14 inline: Shubham Aggarwal, Rushat Parihar; U-14 to 16 inline: Vishwas Wadhwa, S Rishabh, Adhiraj Singh Jodha.

Rink race 2 boys: Chinmay Kansal, Vedant Parashar, Aryan Parashar; 4 girls quads: Vrinda Goyal, Saina Mehndiratta; boys quads: Samarveer, Samridh, Rudra Sharma; girls (5 to 6) quads: Javeen Seth, Pranya, Suhani Garg; boys (6 to 8) quads: Raghav Vashishth, Kartik Jindal, B Pranay Gaud; girls (U-6 to 8) quads: Trannaum Bhandari, Charvi Goyal, Swarnima Soni; boys (U-6 to 8) inline: Achintya Gupta, Udeyveer, Ansh Kumar; boys’ quads (U-16 to 18): Aryan Pal Singh, Akshit Kharab, Sanyam Gupta; girls quads (18 to 19): Radhika Khokkar, Jahanvi Sharma, Shristhy Setia; boys (8 to 10) inline: Harsh Sehrawat, Pranav Dadwal, Arsh Mehtani, Adhiraj Sood; boys (10 to 12) quads: Mohit, Sahebdeep Singh, Vikram Singh; girls (10 to 12) quads: Priyanka Gupta, Manvi Jain, Soumya Gupta; boys (U-10 to 12) inline: Ojas Rastogi, Ritin Singla, Raghav Vashishisth; girls (10 to 12) inline: Shivani Parihar; girls (10 to 14) quads: Arushi Kakkar; boys (12 to 14) inline: Anuj Sud, Rushat Parihar; boys (14 to 16) quads: Akshit Aggarwal.

Chandigarh, October 2
CKD Martial Art School secured first position in the boys’ category after bagging a total of 35 gold medals, 12 silver medals and eight bronze medals during the recently held 6th Panchkula District Choi Kwang Do Championship.

The school also bagged first place in the girls’ category with 35 gold medals, nine silver medals and five bronze medals.

Lohia International School secured second position with 25 gold medals, 15 silver medals and seven bronze medals, while Amravati Vidyalaya with 10 gold medals, nine silver medals and 13 bronze medals finished third.

In the girls’ category, Bhavan Vidyalaya School, Panchkula, with 15 gold medals, 12 silver medals and two bronze medals and St Xavier’s High School, Panchkula, with 10 gold medals, three silver medals and two bronze medals finished second and third, respectively.

Chandigarh, October 2
CRPF (B) will clash with CRPF (C) in the final of the ongoing first 3x3 Basketball Tournament for Boys being held at New Pubic School, Sector 18, here today.

During the semifinals, CRPF (B) defeated CRPF (A) by 20-31, while CRPF (C) overcame Khalsa Club by 14-12.

Earlier, CRPF (A) defeated Beat Blizzards in the quarterfinals of the tournmanet. In the first quarterfinal, CRPF (A) team overcame Beat Blizzards by 18-16, while CRPF (B) team beat Beat Raging Bulls by 17-11. Khalsa Club overcame The Kings by 13-8, while CRPF (C) team defeated BL Warriors by 22-16.

Chandigarh, October 2
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, a marathon was organised at Sukhna Lake here today. About 428 persons participated in the 4-km run to support the mega social contribution drive “Ab Meri Baari” being organised in various schools and colleges of the tricity.

The run was flagged off by playback, folk and ghazal singer Rinku Kalia. The participants were also served refreshments, including prizes and gifts.

According to organisers, the motive behind the run was to create awareness about the usage of old and unused household items lying as waste. Their anthem “Sab karenge toh hoga” is a message to the masses to understand how easy it may become to transform something in society if done together.