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PRTC to purchase 100 buses
Fatehgarh Sahib, October 3 Besides this, PRTC has introduced online reservation system for AC buses. This system has been introduced with the help of CIRT, Pune, said Ajit Singh Kohar, Minister for Transport, while talking to the media persons after attending the foundation stone lying ceremony of a new bus stand at Bassi Pathana town. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal laid the foundation stone. He said to bring efficiency and transparency in the working of the PRTC Computerised Integrated Depot Management System (CIDMS) has been introduced. He said at present, the PRTC has a fleet of 701 ordinary, 2 integrated coaches, 59 HV AC, 249 ordinary and 12 Integral coaches, which cover 3,49,928 km area. He said the PRTC has present 12 bus stands and going to construct five new bus stands at Fatehgarh Sahib, Mansa, Amloh, Bassi Pathana and Patran at the cost of Rs 15 crore approximately. He said that these bus stands will be constructed in record time and computerised bus departure audio announcement system on the pattern of Maharashtra will be set up.
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Two arrested for illegal mining on Ghaggar bed
Dera Bassi, October 3 The police has registered a case against the accused under the Mining Act 1952 and Section 379 of the IPC. Mining had been banned by Mining Department several months ago. The police informed that some cases of the illegal mining were noticed earlier also. Builder booked
A Panchkula-based builder was booked under the charges of unauthorised colonisation at Mubarkpur village on the complaint of GMADA. GMADA Additional Chief Administrator alleged that Umesh Mohar Gill, a resident of Sector 6, Panchkula, had carved out unauthorised colony in his 53 kanal 6 marle land without getting license and registration of the land
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Ambala, October 3 The victim, Raju, son of Ganesh Lal (defence personnel) and student of Class VIII, had gone for a tuition on Monday evening near Jandli village but did not return. When all efforts of Raju’s family members to trace him proved futile, they approached the local police which took three days to register an FIR at the Parov police station and started investigations. — TNS
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100 attend eye camp
Dera Bassi, October 3 The camp was inaugurated by Chief Parliament Secretary Narinder Sharma.
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anupama case Tribune News Service
Chandgarh, October 3 The Rs 85-lakh compensation claim filed by parents of Anupama, the girl who met a tragic end allegedly at the hands of PGI doctors, today came up for hearing before the commission. Pankaj Chandgothia, counsel for Amit and Konika Sarkar, Anupama’s parents, contended that the present case is a case of “res ipsa loquitur”. Negligence of the PGI is evident from the facts of the case, contended Chandgothia. The petition in the case alleged that Anupama was taken to the Advanced Trauma Centre of the PGI by the police authorities where her left leg was bandaged by a doctor on duty, identified as Dr Jhujhar. However, the required operation was never arranged and Anupama continued to suffer in excruciating pain, both mentally and physically. The complainants also suffered pain and agony on seeing the plight of their only daughter, said the petition. The condition of Anupama deteriorated day after day. No medical attention was being given to her by the PGI doctors after the initial bandaging. So much so that, even the bandage was not changed and the wounds were not washed for days together, leading to development of gangrene and septicemia, which ultimately proved fatal for Anupama, said the parents in the petition.
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Daughter’s death Hina Rohtaki Tribune News Service
Panchkula, October 3 The forensic team also reached Reena’s residence at Sector 8, Panchkula, today in order to carry out investigations. Relatives of Reena were seen requesting the police at the Sector 5 police station this evening not to register a murder case against Reena, saying “she is already dead”. Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Virender Sangwan also reached the spot. Meanwhile, post-mortem of the child, Ameesha, was conducted and viscera was sent to Madhuban. The body of the child was handed over to the family and later on Ameesha was cremated. On the other hand, the condition of Reena continues to be critical. “Whatever the situation and circumstances may be, but she has no right to kill her child. Instead of registering an attempt to suicide case, we are planning to register a murder case under Section 302 of the IPC against Reena,” said a senior police official. She further added, “Even today our officials went to record the statements of Reena, but she is not fit to give any statement. But we are on with our investigations.” Not only this, the police is also coordinating with the Chandigarh Police in order to get some clues from the suicide case of Mohit Garg, Reena’s husband. Incidentally, the father of the child, Mohit Garg, too, had committed suicide after consuming pesticide at the Leisure Valley, Sector 10, Chandigarh, three months back. “The relatives have requested that Reena did all that in a fit of extreme depression. But whatever the case may be, an innocent child has been made to lose her life,” said another police official. “Her whole family has finished. Reena is still critical and doctors are not saying anything,” said Vinay Kumar, a relative of Reena. The mother-daughter duo was staying alone in a rented accommodation in Sector 8. Reena was reportedly unemployed and was dependant on her parents. Ameesha was a student of class V at St Kabir School, Sector 26, Chandigarh.
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Student attacked on PU campus
Chandigarh, October 3 Inspector Gurmukh Singh, SHO of the Sector 11 police station, said the student was a football player and was attacked by four youngsters at the PU ground in the evening. He suffered a head injury and was admitted to the Government
Multi-Speciality Hospital in Sector 16. He is under treatment at the hospital. The police is yet to record the victim’s statements. However, it has ruled out student rivalry in the case.
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School hockey: only 14 teams turn up
Chandigarh, October 3 As per official record, only four teams are there in under-19, six in under-17 and four in under-14 categories have marked their presence in the tournament. As per UT Sports Department, at least seven teams are required in each category (there are three) to bring the tournament under certificate gradation policy. The low turnout of teams was also witnessed during the pre-Nehru Cup hockey tournaments this year and the year before. The officials said the pre-Nehru Cup was a qualifying tournament, and hence witnessed a low turnout. However, the inter-school tournament is believed to be the only platform for the officials to select city’s team for the national games. There are 105 government schools under the UT Education Department in the city, out of which 33 schools are of senior secondary level and yet the department failed to encourage more teams to take part. Although after repeated efforts Director of Public Instructions (DPI) and District Education Officer (DEO) remained unavailable for comments, Assistant Education Officer Rajeev Tandon said it was a helpless situation for the department. “If we look at other games like cricket, players and schools show interest to participate. However, when it comes to hockey no one comes forward,” said Tandon. When questioned about the efforts put by the department to encourage the students to take up hockey and the number of specialised PTI hockey teachers employed in schools, the officials passed the buck on to the District Sports Organiser. When asked about low turnout in previous tournaments, he added, “Hockey is lagging behind and you (reporters) should contact the District Sports Organiser.” District Sports Organiser Amardeep Singh said, “The situation is far better than last year. There is a need to boost the game among schools children. Specialised hockey teachers need to work more.” ‘Players will not get benefits of gradation policy’ The officials of the UT Sports Department stated that the ongoing tournament will not fall under the ‘certificate’ gradation policy. "As per rules, at least seven teams are required in each category (there are three) to bring the tournament under the gradation policy. If the ongoing tournament has less number of teams, the players will not be given any benefit," said KS Bharti, District Sports Officer. Official record
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DAV lose in hockey
Chandigarh, October 3 Results
Boys (U-17) SGGS Khalsa School, Sector 35, bt GMSSS 35 by 4-1; Boys (U-14) GMHS 42 bt GHS Sector 25 by 6-0. |
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Sikhya School clinch martial arts title
Chandigarh, October 3 Winners
Girls (U-10)- Anshika Pannu; Supreeti; Dhriti; Mansi; Irvin Chhinna; Meenakshi Deshmukh; Shalini; Roopa; Garima Bhatla; Ishita; Bhagirathi; Megha Jindal; Monalisa; Roopa; Prerna Negi; Babita; Manisha; Hema Rana; Meenu; Sujata; Ekampreet Kaur; Pooja; Riya Sidhu; Vibhuti; Zoyan Khan; Komal; Daman Preet; Nisha; Anita; Cherub; Nirmala; Tanu Gaur; Girls( U-17)- Richa; Shazma; Sangeeta; Rumi Paul; Anushka Sharma; Preeti; Girls( U-14)- Priya Bharti; Pooja Mangal; Pooja; Drsika Bhutani; Vasudha Verma; Prabhpreet Kaur; Diwanshi Verma; Chandini; Airshield Girls ( U-10)- Sanaya; Gayatri; Chandvi; Ipshita Satija; Kanika Gupta; Aishwarya Goyal; Manvi Sharma; Anamb; Radhika; Ishita Sharma; Aditi; Kirti Jain; Ruchi; Khushboo; Heena; Harshita Mahajan; Hridayaa Sharma; Ira Mongia; Mehek Gawri; Sonia; Girls(U -14)- Devanshi; Anjali; Khushboo; Jasleen; Aaradhika; Boys( U-10)- Lakshay Dhiman; Angad Sharma; Aditiya; Aryan Khan; Jatin Kumar; Mani; Rameshwar;Boys(U-14)- Rishav; Ankush; Suraj; Yash Sharma; Nazaf; Raghav; Jayesh Kumar; Sunil; Sanjay; Pintu; Ajay; Aman Gupta; Ashwinder Pal Singh; Rakesh; Bittu; Lavanay Joshi; Boys(U-10) Airsheild boys(U-10) - Manas Yadav; Saksham; Ramesh Giri; Siddharth Mahajan; Ankush; Ganesh; Sachin Kundla; Aditya Chopra; Deepal; Akash; Man Bahadur; Ashutosh; Jaiveer Singh; Boys(U-17)- Vinay; Ritesh Saini; Shankar; Anhadveer Singh; Aditya Goyal; Atul; Raghav; Aryan Sharma; Aman; Tanmay Tondwal. |
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St Kabir, Strawberry Fields register wins
Chandigarh, October 3 Jasdeep Singh put the team ahead in the 4th minute while Manan doubled the lead after striking in the 9th minute. Later, Arjit succeed in scoring two goals in 28th and 34th minute to ensure team’s victory. In the second match, Strawberry Fields, Sector 26, overcame Kundan International School, Sector 46, by 4-0. Manav Garewal provided a lead to the team in the 2nd minute while Aryamaan Singh put the score to 2-0 in the 10th minute. Later, Manav Garewal scored another goal in the 26th minute and Parul Kalra sealed the team’s victory in the 28th minute. Results
Tribune Model, Sector 29, bt AKSIPS, Sector 45, by 4-2 (Tie-breaker); NPS School, Sector 18, bt Government Model High School, Sector 25, by 4-0; Bhawan Vidalaya School, Sector 27, bt Government Model High School, Sector 38 (west), by 1-0. St Stephen’s outplay Stepping Stones
For the winning side, Sourabh (40) and Vineet (40) contributed the lion’s share while Rishab claimed 4 wickets for 14. GMSSS-20 defeat Gyandeep by 2-1
In another match of same category, Sri Aurobindo School, Sector 27, defeated Government High School, Sector 35, by 2-0 (5-4, 4-2) while DAV Senior Secondary School, Sector 8, overcame Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School, Sector 40, by 2-0(2-1, 4-3). Results Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 32, beat Government High School, Sector 7, by 2-0 (3-4, 1-0); Boys(U-17)-Chandigarh Baptist School, Sector 45, beat Government High School, Sector 20, by 2-1(3-10, 4-3, 2-9). GMSS-47 beat GMSS-43
Results Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 19, bt AKSIPS 25-5 and 26-6; Manav Mangal School, Sector 21, bt Government High School, Sector 32, 25-20, 25-15; Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 26, (TM) bt GHS Kaimwala by 25-14,22-25,25-10; Boys (U-17): Moti Ram Senior Secondary School, Sector 27, bt Vivek High School, Sector 38 ,by 25-10, 25-6; Government Model High School, Sector 41, bt Government Model High School, Sector 29, by 25-15, 25-21; SGHKS-40 bt Government Model High School, Dhanas, by 25-15 ,25-20; Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 26, bt Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 47, by 25-21, 21-25, 25-21; Boys ( U-19): DAV Senior Secondary School, Sector 8, bt GNPS 36 by 25-18, 25-7. |
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Vivek High School defeat Jammu 3-2
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 3 The team defeated the visiting side by 3-2. The team surged ahead after Siddarth posted two goals while Ranjeet contributed one goal. In the second match, the DAV, Ambala, routed St Soldier School, Mohali, by 2-0 with Mohit and Neeraj scoring goals for the winning side. In the third match, the La Montessori School, Kullu, defeated Gurukul School, Panchkula, by 3-0. Somesh, Robin Thakur, and Dhruv Thakur took the team to victory while APS Jammu defeated SD Vidya Mandir by 3-0 with Lakhwinder, Gaurav and Ajay scoring one goal each. Results NPS, Sector 18, defeated Doon Vally, Poanta Sahib, by 5-2; Saupin’s School, Sector 32, defeated St Luke, Solan, by 3-0.
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Harbhajan to lead Punjab Ranji team
Chandigarh, October 3 According to MP Pandove, Honorary Secretary PCA, the selected players will undergo a training camp from October 8. The Punjab team will start their Ranji Trophy campaign against Hyderabad at Mohali from November 2. |
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In the ongoing Inter-School Football Tournament for Boys (U-14), the team of Ankur Public School went down against St Kabir School, Sector 26, by 4-0.
The cricket team of St Stephen’s School, Sector 45, registered a 22-run win over Stepping Stones School, Sector 37 here today. 
The Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 20, defeated Gyandeep Model School, Sector 20, by 2-1 (5-3, 4-8, 6-2), in the match of boys (U-19) category, here today. 
In the category of boys (U-14), the team of Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 47, defeated Government Model High School, Sector 43, by 25-18 and 25-18 while Government High School, GHS Khuda Alisher, beat Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 10, by 25-09 and 25-07.