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Deputy CM promises industrial park at Lalru
Lalru, October 13 Directions to identify requisite land for the proposed park at Lalru have already been given to authorities concerned. Physical work on the project will be initiated soon, claimed Punjab Deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal while interacting with the mediapersons here today. He said with the setting up of the project, not only the unemployed youth but locals would also be benefitted directly and indirectly. Badal said the SAD-BJP alliance would leave no stone unturned to bring industrial transformation in the state. He said the government had already launched industrial policy to create healthy industrial environment to woo industrial giants. He added that Punjab would witness massive investments as scores of world renowned business houses would start their ventures here soon. He said the local bodies’ elections would be conducted in time. On the issue of the SAD’s support to INLD in Haryana, he said it would not affect the ties and coalition ‘dharma’ of the SAD-BJP. “The day is not far when Punjab will become the No. 1 state in the country as it is progressing by leaps and bounds,” claimed Badal.
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Sankalp Cricket Club lift trophy
Patiala, October 13 In reply, Aman Dahiya scored 48 runs and Sagar scored 26 runs which helped Sonipat to chase the target in 34.1 overs.
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Panchkula and Kalka Votes 2014 Bipin Bhardwaj Tribune News Service
Kalka, October 13 Modi wave no more effective: Cong leaders
While the Congress stalwarts from Himachal Pradesh and Punjab, including Virbhadra Singh, Chief Minister, Himachal; Rajinder Kaur
Bhattal, former Chief Minister, Punjab; Jagmohan Singh Kang, former minister, Punjab; and some others, addressed a public rally in favour of Manvir Kaur Gill, a Congress candidate, at Kisan
Mandi, Kalka, today. In her address, Bhattal claimed that the ‘Modi magic’ would no more be effective in Haryana, this time. Haryana progressed by leaps and bound during the Bhupinder Singh Hooda regime and the public had made up its mind to vote the Congress in power for the third time, said Bhattal. Virbhadra attacked the INLD for dreaming “too big” despite the fact that its supremo is behind the bars at the Tihar Jail. He also alleged that the BJP had lost its base in Haryana as the “Modi wave” lost it intensity. Appreciating the Hooda government, Singh claimed that it was the only government in the country which provided the highest pension and other allowances to elderly persons, widows, handicapped and other
destitutes.
BJP leaders flay Cong, INLD
The poll campaign of the BJP candidate, Latika Sharma, for the Kalka constituency reached a crescendo at a huge rally in Raipur
Rani, here, today. Krishan Pal Gurjar, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways and Shipping, and MP,
Faridabad, and Gajendra Chauhan, TV actor, added colours to the campaign in Raipur Rani today. Lambasting at the Congress and the INLD governments, Gurjar said: “The Chautalas have looted the state by unleashing a reign of terror during their regime before the Congress came to power. The power hungry INLD chief who is in the Tihar Jail for his involvement in teachers recruitment scam is intending to run the government from the prison.” “All political leaders have been running their shops in Haryana for themselves and their families. The time has come to get rid of corrupt and criminal elements,” he alleged. For clean and effective governance, the minister appealed to the gathering to vote for BJP candidate Latika Sharma. The star campaigner,
Chauhan, said, “I want to appeal to you that get rid of Shakuni (Congress) and Duryodhana
(INLD) of Haryana and support the BJP for development.”
Leading a cavalcade of scores of vehicles from Raipur
Rani, INLD candidate Pradeep Chaudhary organised a road show to show his strength of supporters. The INLD leader started his road show from Raipur Rani that passed from Trilokpur
Chowk, Mauli Chowk in Barwala, Majri Chowk in Panchkula, Pinjore Market,
Karanpur, and converged at College Ground in Kalka. While addressing a public, Chaudhary claimed that the INLD would form the government under the leadership of Om Prakash
Chautala. He alleged that the Congress, BJP and other parties tried their best to restrain Chautala from campaigning but the electorate has already made up mind to vote the party to power. He was also weighed against ‘ladoos’ at some
places.
Jasbir Jassi campaigns for HJC-HJCP
Accompanied by famous Punjabi singer and actor Jasbir
Jassi, HJC-HJCP candidate Shakti Rani Sharma also took out a roadshow to mobilise the public in the constituency while her daughter-in-law Aishwarya Sharma addressed over 24 public meetings in the Raipur Rani area, seeking votes for her
mother-in-law. Rani started her road show from Amarvati Enclave and ended in Kalka
Bazar, She also offered prayers at temples and ‘dargahs’ on the way. Scores of villagers and supporters joined her
roadshow.
BSP announces party manifesto
BSP candidate Satvinder Singh Rana today announced his party manifesto and appealed to the public to vote and support him for development.
Rana announced the party manifesto for the Kalka constituency at a public rally orgaised at the College ground here. Accompanied by his wife, Rana promised a sub-divisional status for Raipur
Rani, a college in the area, upgrade of existing transformer for better electricity supply in rural areas, permanent solution from fly menace in the Raipur Rani area, to develop Morni as a tourist hub, employment for educated youth, stadium for youth in rural areas.
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cancellation of inspector Rajesh Shukla’s bail Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 13 It was mentioned in the petition filed by CBI complainant Lalit Joshi that Inspector Rajesh Shukla was manipulating evidence and influencing the witnesses while out on bail. It was also mentioned that the suspended policeman had high links and had a dubious service record and thus his bail should be cancelled. On September 19, the CBI had granted bail to Shukla who was arrested in a case of bribe alongwith two other police officials. The CBI had arrested police inspector Rajesh Shukla, head constable Mukesh Kumar and constable Dilbagh Singh, all posted at the Sector 34 police station, for allegedly accepting Rs 10,000 bribe from a parking contractor, on Wednesday evening. The arrests were made at the Burail police post, though the police officials were caught taking the bribe outside the Sector 34 police station. Shukla is the Station House Officer. The parking contractor, Lalit Joshi, the complainant, had filed a complaint with the CBI on September 2. Is influencing witnesses, says CBI It was mentioned in the petition filed by CBI complainant Lalit Joshi that Inspector Rajesh Shukla was manipulating evidence and influencing the witnesses while out on bail. It was also mentioned that the suspended policeman had high links and had a dubious service record and thus his bail should be cancelled.
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DSP Bains case: Cops fail to submit SIT report
Mohali, October 13 Mohali Police sub inspector Rajiv Kumar told the court of Mohali Additional District and Session Judge Trsem Mangla that they were yet to receive the copy of the report in question. Notably, the SIT had already submitted its report in the case to the Patiala Zone Inspector General PS Gill in mid September. In the report, the SIT is said to have given clean chit to DSP Bains and recommended that he(Bains) be absolved of the charges of corruption and disproportionate assets. In the previous hearing on September 30, the court had asked the state to file its reply on the status of the SIT report or the report itself. The defence counsel Sumesh Jain and SC Gupta had already filed an application in the court, seeking its directions to the state to file the SIT report, prepared by a four-member team of the Punjab Police.Punjab Police photographer Condatble Mehmood Khan, who had prepared video movie of opening of the Bains’ bank lockers at Ludhiana gave his witness in the court.The next date in the case has been set as November 4.
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Amarinder fails to appear before court
Tribune News Service
Mohali, October 13 Amarinder’s counsel Ramdeep Partap Singh said his client’s mother Rajmata Mohinder Kaur (92) was very ill and admitted to a hospital. “So we requested the court for exemption of Amarinder’s presence in the court, which it accepted,” he said. The other accused, who were also not present for today’s hearing, included Rajinder Sharma, Ashwani Kale Shah, Subhash Chand and Gurcharan Singh Khara. “They all have been given exemption from personal appearance by the court,” said defence counsels. The process of framing charges against the accused is on in the court. The next hearing in the case would take place on November 10.
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Cup Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 13 Brahmjot after going down in the opening set at 1-6 bounced back in the second and levelled the game after winning the set via tie-breaker 7-6(4). In the last game, Brahmjot by using good net touching shot selection posted win by 6-2 to enter the pre-quarterfinals. In another neck to neck fight, Vilaser Khate upset third seed Jajbir Singh. Vilaser won the game by 2-6, 6-4 and 6-2 while qualifier Rakshit Rishi upset sixth seed Chinmay Pradhan in a three-set stretched match by 6-1, 3-6 and 6-3. In the women’s category, top seed Himani Mor moved to pre-quarters by conceding only one game. She defeated Jyoti Manjunathan at 6-1 and 6-0 while Shehnaz Singh played a closely contested match against GS Vasavi. After going down in the opening game by 5-7, Shehnaz won the next by 7-6(2) while in the last she outplayed her rival by 7-5. Nikita Bishnoi also got better off Sagrika Phadke by 3-6, 7-6(5), 6-1. Fumbling down in the first set, Nikita made a strong comeback and named the rest of two sets by 7-6(5) and 6-1. Earlier, Raj Chengappa, Editor-in-Chief of The Tribune publications, inaugurated the tournament. Results Men’s singles (Round I): Mohit Mayur bt Kunal Vajirani 6-2, 6-2, Paramveer Bajwa bt Maninder Singh 6-1, 6-1, Ayush Mintri bt Nihit Rawal 6-1, 6-3, Vilaser Khate bt Jajbir Singh 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, Dalwinder Singh bt Aditya Deshwal 7-5, 7-5, Param Pun bt Bharat Bhardwaj 6-2, 6-2, Rishi Rakshit bt Chinmay Pradhan 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, Hadin Bawa bt Vinod Sridhar 6-1, 6-1, Brahmjot Singh bt Sahil Gaware 1-6, 7-6(4), 6-2, Sorav Sakul bt Sandeep Chaudhary 6-4, 7-5, Eklavya Singh bt Suraj Desai 6-3, 6-4, Hardeep Sandhu bt Mohit Jain 6-4, 6-2, Rubal Shandilya bt Sagar Manajana 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, SD Prajawal bt Shabaj Khan 7-5, 6-2, Ranjeet Singh bt Taha Kapadia 6-4, 6-4, Uday Pratap Singh bt Raghvendra 6-3, 6-2; Women’s singles (Round I): Himani Mor bt Jyoti Manjunathan 6-1, 6-0, Nikita Bishnoi bt Sagrika Phadke 3-6, 7-6(5), 6-1, Nithyaraj Baburaj bt Saumya Vig 6-3, 6-3, Anjali Thakur bt Preethi Srinivasan 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(4), Ashima Garg bt Tanvee Bose 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, Sainikitha Chikkala bt Varunya Chandeashkhar 6-3, 6-1, Manya Nagpal bt Anupreet Bedi 6-1, 6-3, Aashta Dargude bt Sanya Madan 6-0, 7-5, Lalita Devarakonda bt Nida Kamal 6-1, 6-1, Arushi Bhasin bt Samriti Punyani 6-0, 6-2, Samhitha Sai bt Charvi Saxena 6-1, 6-2, Rashmi Teltumbdre bt Vineeta Singh 6-0, 6-0, Abhilasha Vishwanath bt Janagam Sindhu 6-4, 6-4, Shehnaz Singh bt GS Vasavi 5-7, 7-6(2), 7-5, Nandini Sharma bt Gurmehar Kaur 6-1, 6-0 and Renu Sharma bt Harsimran Kaur 6-3, 6-2.
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CITCO beat CTU XI by seven wickets
Chandigarh, October 13 In reply, CITCO posted 73 runs in 9.1 overs with Narinder Kwatra (35 runs) and Anand Singh (20 runs) scoring unbeaten contributions. Narinder Kwatra of CITCO was named the man of the match. Brief scores CTU: 71 all out in 17.1 overs (Vinod 19, Narinder Kwatra 2 for 8, Anand 2 for 19, Om Parkash 2 for 20);
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Junior golf camp from October 25
Chandigarh, October 13 The programme will cover beginners, children between age group of 7 to 15 years, and will provide all-round development to them. Interested players can enroll themselves with Ajay Gujral at 9814356013. — TNS
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IGU West Bengal Golf Championship Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 13 Thirteen-year-old Aadil, a student of Vivek High School, and 15-year-old Karandeep Kochar, a student of St John’s High School, achieved the feat in B and A category games, respectively. With the help of nine birdies Aadil finished his four-day competition with a score of 74, 75, 76 and 71 while Karandeep Kochar scored 69, 69, 72 and 75 with 10 birdies in his four-day campaign. Karan maintained his first runners-up position right from start of the match and finished nine strokes behind the winner. Aadil was tied at fourth position after the close of the third day and fired 71 on the last day for putting himself at the second position. Now both the players are getting ready to reinforce their positions in the IGU Merit list by finishing high in the upcoming Eastern India Golf Championship scheduled to start from October 13 at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club. Both golfers are trained under Jesse Grewal.
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North Zone CBSE Cluster XIII Football Tournament Shimla, 4-0 Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, October 13 For the winning side, Prabh scored two goals, one each in the seventh minute and 15th minute, while Chandan doubled the lead with a brace each in 29th minute and 49th minute, respectively. In the second match, International Public School, Kurali, registered victory over Jodha Mal Public School, Jammu and Kashmir, by 2-0. For the winning side, Jagjeet Singh netted both the goals in fifth and 12th minute, respectively. Meanwhile, Convent of Sacred Heart School, Ambala Cantonment, defeated KC Public School, Jammu, by a solitary goal (1-0) scored by Nischay in the 15th minute. In other matches, Heritage School, Jammu, went down against Durga Public School, Solan, by 5-0. Deepanshu scored the first goal in the 14th minute while Aman netted two more goals in 25th minute and 40th minute followed by another two goals by Kavit (29th and 45th minute). Also, Saint Soldier International Convent School, Mohali, defeated Banyan International School, Jammu, by 4-0. Khushpreet Virk, Abhishek, Sufi and Marton lead their team by scoring a goal each in 10th, 17th, 19th and 28th minute, respectively. Defending champion Saint Soldier International School, Chandigarh, outplayed Comet Mensa Senior Secondary Public School, Dehri, by 8-0. Sumit Dhankar laid the foundation by scoring two goals in the second and 10th minute while Jigmet supported him by scoring a goal each in fifth and 13th minute. Yash Kumar and Shubhkarman posted one goal each in the 17th minute and 35th minute, respectively. In the dying minutes of the first half, Khushal marked the victory by scoring two goals in the 40th and 45th minutes, respectively.
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Kerala, Tamil Nadu cagers to clash for title
Chandigarh, October 13 In the second semifinals, Tamil Nadu defeated Karnataka by 65-58 (14-16, 23-4, 16-19, 12-19). For the winning side, Ria Sharon A scored major share by claiming 13 points while for Karnataka Lopamudra T scored 23 points. In the boys’ semifinals, Kerala defeated Chhattisgarh by 63-55 (23-9, 10-21, 6-17, 24-8). For Kerala, Sudarshan hogged the limelight with 17 baskets while for the losing side, Mithun Das pumped in 23 baskets. In the second match, Tamil Nadu thumped down Haryana by 95-93 (19-21, 25-27, 32-19, 19-26). P Baladhan was the pick of the day by scoring 23 points whereas for Haryana, Deepak claimed 23 points.
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CBSE North Zone meet: Skater Vidushi Rawat bags two gold
Chandigarh, October 13 The medals ensured her berth in the upcoming CBSE National Skating Championship to be held at Sonepat in the month of November. Results Boys (U-19) rink race 500m: First- Shubham Singh, Second- Amrit Pal Singh, Third- Vikram Singh, Fourth- Lakshay Talwar;
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