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Six feet of earth make all equal Forget not - Six feet of earth make all equal Forget not - facebook.com/thecommissioner.thecommissioner Email. [email protected] THE COMMISSIONER @THECOMMISSIONE3 The Commissioner’s Eye https://thecommissionernews.online Ved Pal Singh : 9815991349 Prop 7888551099 Munshi : 8427737079 SAINI BRICK TRADERS Vill. Pandwala, Sundran road, Distt SAS Nagar (Mohali) Email : [email protected] Mfg. Brick & Tiles Prince Sw Prince Sw eets eets & Ca & Ca tering tering Opp. Gurdwara, Patiala Road, Zirakpur We undertake to supply products made from pure Khoa, besans and arrange catering on marriages and various functions Ram Swroop Prop. Mobile : 9256060262 Commissioner News Service ZIRAKPUR : The pre- cious public funds are not meant for wastage, these have to be economically used, but not splurged, said NK Sharma MLA of the DeraBassi constituen- cy, while talking to jour- nalists in a press confer- nce held here yesterday on Tuesday. He questioned the locus standi (logic) of the planned costly brakers which would cross its ceiling. Such mindless and lavish expenditure would be put under scrutiny of the state vigi- lance, CBI and even approach Punjab and Haryana High court for ordering a probe if the checks and balances are not exercised by Municipal officials, in the common interest, pleaded the MLA. Commissioner News Service PANCHKULA: Mr Mohammad Imran Raza, ADC (Additional Deputy Commissioner) has issued the direction in the meeting held with Haryana Urban Development Authority and Municipal Corporation officials. The offshoot of corona cases has necessitated the local administration to transform the Govt Girls College Sec 14 into quara- tine centre. Several dharamshalas, Bhavans and Community centres have been asked to remain stand by to act as quarantine cen- tres to give respite to coro- na victims said the ADC. Sami Devi Dayal Institute has already been made a quarantine centre and another is already running from Sector 26 community centre. A total of 60 persons are under quarantine facili- ty at three centres. Commissioner News Service WASHINGTON: “We are sending immediately a whole series of help that Modi needs including pro- viding Remdesvir and other drugs..” On sending vaccine doses, he said,” the problem is right now we have to make sure we have other vaccines like Novavax and others com- ing on. The prevalent greenhouse gas emission would be slashed by asmuch as 52% pledged Mr Joe Biden, US presi- dent. He reversed the hands of policy, science sceptic predecessor Donatd Trump. "The signs are unmista kable. The science is unde- niable. The cost of inaction is mounting," Biden vow- ing that US would do its part to cut its 2005 level emissions by 50% to 52% BY 2030, and asserting that his approach will cre- ate jobs and boost economies. Biden's pledge will require a fundamental change in the "American way of life" cherished by the country's nativist base, premised on unsparing and uncaring use of fossil fuels and hydro- carbons. A $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan that includes a clean energy standard to achieve net zero emissions in the power sector by 2035 and money to electrify the vehicle fleet are among the steps the Biden administra- tion has proposed, trigger- ing resentment in mostly Trumpian circle of climate change sceptice that believes Washington should not worry about the rest of the world and sim- ply do what is best for the American enconomy that thrives on consumption. Illustrative of the common globle concern on the issue despite severe differences on other matters, leaders of Russia, China, India, Japan,Canada and UK and others--- many with serious on going bilateral spats- joined the virtual summit to broadly align themselves with the overall goal of reducing emissions. Biden, who spoke from the East Room of the White House decorated with plants on what is celebrat- ed as Earth Day, was later joined by secretary of state czar John Kerry as Washington returned to a leadership role to tackle a global crisis that has momentarily taken a back- seat to the Covid. "No nation can solve this crisis on your own, as I know you all fully understand all of us In his version, PM Modi made no new commitments but announced a India- US climate & clean technolo- gies, and enable green col- laborations. He also main- tained that India’s per cap- tia emissions are far small- er than other major emit- ters. Commissioner News Service ZIRAKPUR :- Quarantined home bound patients are being served free food on humanitarian grounds with noble ges- tures, claimed Sanjiv Kanna Snr BJP leader. The local BJP unit and neighbouring DeraBassi BJP unit have in collabo- ration assummed their moral duty in despatching free food for the corona victims since they remained deprived of 3 times meals with greater pain. The local BJP outfit has taken lead in serving the hapless persons as the accessibility of informa- tion is very fast and becomes viral due to social media, said Amit Bhargava Vica president of Mohali BJP unit. With in the circumference of 20 Km of Zirakpur or DeraBassi meals are despatched very fast to fulfil the objectives of the selfless mission with the support of Khanna’s family members. The corona victims may book their free meals at 7 am for B' fast, 10 am for lunch and by 4 pm for dinner on respective mobile numbers 9700001387, 9888506829, 8054916252, 9915553482 and 8847236032. The other BJP workers include Sunita Dogra, SK Rai and Kunal Arora who make sure the booked orders are timely execut- ed. Ms Renu Khanna apprised of her BJP asso- ciates as Rashmi Vij and Preety who ensure Maida and Besan are not used in recipes while cooking food. Sanjiv Khanna acts trailblazer in serving free food for quaratined Gold Mark discharging untreated water into "Sukhna choe" US Pres Biden pledges fast vax materials, cut carbon emission by 52% Commissioner News Servic ZIRAKPUR : In the past there had been instances when unscrupu- lous buillders in Pabhat village raised iIIegal con- structions close to Air Force defence installa- tions. The security intelli- gence went into jeopardy, the authorites woke up when the massive 83 con- structions became bone of contention. The home makers cried horse, and went to Punjab and Haryana High court, as the constructions were illegal, demolishing orders were passed to local municipal council. Now the same story seems to be evolving near an Army brigade unit located in Zirakpur near Sukhna Choe. The massive soil is collectively being dumped close to GoldMark Housing Project, where from illegal untreated water is being channelized into Sukhna Choe with the clear motive of usurping land for illegal constructions. Nevertheless under water pollution act, Section 25, 26 of 1974, no action is being initiated by the local pollution control authorities at Mohali. The established law necessitates 100 metre radius distance from the combat Army brigade wall for any construction which is being breached by the builder in full open view of the authorities. The security,secrecy war plan goes very sensitive for leak- age, since no baby' land is shaamlat land, how the soil is being dumped to cement the surface and there is no Farad, Khasra & land document is avail- able with the beneficiar- ies of the space lying in ward No 15, points out a congress leader Rohit Sharma husband of the councillor of the said ward. It may be recalled untreated water has been damaging the purity of potable ground water dug up by the tubewells in the respective wards. The water level is day by day depleting, has alarmed the local authorities or alternate would only be Kajauli (Bhakhra) water works for the procure- ment which is not becom- ing very easy task till then only way remains to pre- serve the pristine natural resource available with the popuplace of Zirakpur developing satellite town. The fast coming number of shanties man- aged by the builder Rakesh Kakkar seen to day would turn into con- structed chain of rooms/ housing units says, Ram Lal r/o Adarsh Nagar. He says illegal contructions have besmirched the beauty/outlook of the town which needs to be razed with iron hands or parking bottlenecks, con- tention would be seen all over as the master plan of the town is seen becom- ing a mockery/ joke day by day, said another resi- dent of Adarsh Nagar. Security of closeby defence installation being compromised We need no gold coated brakers--NK Pkl govt college now becomes quarantine centre Nepal has clamped emergency as carbon emission is becoming silent killer Sanjiv Khanna Snr BJP leader World stands with India fighting Covid-19 Commissioner News Service WASHINGTON : Boris Johnson, British Prime Minister, said vital medical equipment including hun- dred of oxygen concentra- tors and ventilators is now on its way to India. Ms Angela Merkel German chancellor has already pre- pared mission of support to India. Saudi Arabia is shipping go metric tonnes of liquid oxy- gen. The supply shipment is being undertaken in co- operation with the Adani group and Linde company. The US is in the process of despatching therapeutics, rapid diagnostic test kits, ventilators and personal protective equipment to help treat Covid patients and protect frontline health workers in India after strong criticism of its tepid response to the pandemic crisis. The US is also under- stood to have pledged options to provide oxygen generation and related sup- plies on urgent basis. The said nation would also despatch raw materials for vaccines and accelerate financing acids for Covid 19 shot production along European countries in help- ing stem the world’s biggest scorge in Covid cases. This news is being read world over as ‘The Commissioner Newspaper’ is online R.N.I. REGD. NO. 70959/99; (PB) 1048/99; Zirakpur Wednesday 28th April, 2021 Vol 12, Edition 18, Page 6 Rs 2/- commissioner 1.qxd 4/28/2021 7:32 PM Page 1
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SAINI BRICKTRADERS
Vill. Pandwala, Sundran road,Distt SAS Nagar (Mohali)
Email : [email protected]
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Commissioner News Service
ZIRAKPUR : The pre-cious public funds are notmeant for wastage, thesehave to be economicallyused, but not splurged,said NK Sharma MLA ofthe DeraBassi constituen-cy, while talking to jour-nalists in a press confer-nce held here yesterdayon Tuesday.He questioned the locusstandi (logic) of theplanned costly brakerswhich would cross itsceiling. Such mindlessand lavish expenditure
would be put underscrutiny of the state vigi-lance, CBI and evenapproach Punjab andHaryana High court forordering a probe if thechecks and balances arenot exercised byMunicipal officials, in thecommon interest, pleadedthe MLA.
Commissioner News Service
PANCHKULA: MrMohammad Imran Raza,ADC (Additional DeputyCommissioner) has issuedthe direction in the meetingheld with Haryana UrbanDevelopment Authorityand Municipal Corporationofficials.The offshoot of coronacases has necessitated thelocal administration totransform the Govt GirlsCollege Sec 14 into quara-
tine centre. Severaldharamshalas, Bhavans andCommunity centres havebeen asked to remain standby to act as quarantine cen-tres to give respite to coro-na victims said the ADC.Sami Devi Dayal Institutehas already been made aquarantine centre andanother is already runningfrom Sector 26 communitycentre. A total of 60 personsare under quarantine facili-ty at three centres.
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WASHINGTON: “Weare sending immediately awhole series of help thatModi needs including pro-viding Remdesvir andother drugs..” On sendingvaccine doses, he said,” theproblem is right now wehave to make sure we haveother vaccines likeNovavax and others com-ing on. The prevalent
greenhouse gas emissionwould be slashed byasmuch as 52% pledgedMr Joe Biden, US presi-dent. He reversed thehands of policy, sciencesceptic predecessorDonatd Trump."The signs are unmistakable. The science is unde-niable. The cost of inactionis mounting," Biden vow-ing that US would do its
part to cut its 2005 levelemissions by 50% to 52%BY 2030, and assertingthat his approach will cre-ate jobs and boosteconomies. Biden's pledge will requirea fundamental change inthe "American way of life"cherished by the country'snativist base, premised onunsparing and uncaring useof fossil fuels and hydro-
carbons. A $2.3 trillioninfrastructure plan thatincludes a clean energystandard to achieve netzero emissions in the
power sector by 2035 andmoney to electrify thevehicle fleet are among thesteps the Biden administra-tion has proposed, trigger-ing resentment in mostlyTrumpian circle of climatechange sceptice thatbelieves Washingtonshould not worry about therest of the world and sim-ply do what is best for theAmerican enconomy that
thrives on consumption.Illustrative of the commongloble concern on the issuedespite severe differenceson other matters, leaders ofRussia, China, India,Japan,Canada and UK andothers--- many with seriouson going bilateral spats-joined the virtual summitto broadly align themselveswith the overall goal ofreducing emissions.
Biden, who spoke from theEast Room of the WhiteHouse decorated withplants on what is celebrat-ed as Earth Day, was laterjoined by secretary of stateczar John Kerry asWashington returned to aleadership role to tackle aglobal crisis that hasmomentarily taken a back-seat to the Covid. "Nonation can solve this crisis
on your own, as I knowyou all fully understand allof us In his version, PM Modimade no new commitmentsbut announced a India- USclimate & clean technolo-gies, and enable green col-laborations. He also main-tained that India’s per cap-tia emissions are far small-er than other major emit-ters.
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Z I R A K P U R : -Quarantined home boundpatients are being servedfree food on humanitariangrounds with noble ges-tures, claimed SanjivKanna Snr BJP leader. The local BJP unit andneighbouring DeraBassiBJP unit have in collabo-ration assummed theirmoral duty in despatchingfree food for the coronavictims since theyremained deprived of 3times meals with greaterpain. The local BJP outfit hastaken lead in serving thehapless persons as theaccessibility of informa-tion is very fast and
becomes viral due tosocial media, said AmitBhargava Vica presidentof Mohali BJP unit.With in the circumferenceof 20 Km of Zirakpur orDeraBassi meals aredespatched very fast tofulfil the objectives ofthe selfless mission withthe support of Khanna’sfamily members. The corona victims maybook their free meals at 7am for B' fast, 10 am for
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Commissioner News ServicZIRAKPUR : In thepast there had beeninstances when unscrupu-lous buillders in Pabhatvillage raised iIIegal con-structions close to AirForce defence installa-tions. The security intelli-gence went into jeopardy,the authorites woke upwhen the massive 83 con-structions became bone ofcontention. The homemakers cried horse, andwent to Punjab andHaryana High court, asthe constructions wereillegal, demolishingorders were passed tolocal municipal council.
Now the samestory seems to beevolving near anArmy brigade unitlocated in Zirakpurnear Sukhna Choe.The massive soil iscollectively beingdumped close toG o l d M a r kHousing Project,where from illegaluntreated water isbeing channelizedinto Sukhna Choewith the clear motive ofusurping land for illegalconstructions.Nevertheless under waterpollution act, Section 25,26 of 1974, no action is
being initiated by thelocal pollution controlauthorities at Mohali.The established lawnecessitates 100 metreradius distance from the
combat Army brigadewall for any constructionwhich is being breachedby the builder in full openview of the authorities. The security,secrecy war
plan goesvery sensitive for leak-age, since no baby' land isshaamlat land, how thesoil is being dumped tocement the surface and
there is no Farad, Khasra& land document is avail-able with the beneficiar-ies of the space lying inward No 15, points out acongress leader Rohit
Sharma husband of thecouncillor of the saidward.It may be recalleduntreated water has beendamaging the purity ofpotable ground water dugup by the tubewells in therespective wards. Thewater level is day by daydepleting, has alarmedthe local authorities oralternate would only beKajauli (Bhakhra) waterworks for the procure-ment which is not becom-ing very easy task till thenonly way remains to pre-serve the pristine naturalresource available withthe popuplace of Zirakpur
developing satellitetown. The fast comingnumber of shanties man-aged by the builderRakesh Kakkar seen today would turn into con-structed chain of rooms/housing units says, RamLal r/o Adarsh Nagar. Hesays illegal contructionshave besmirched thebeauty/outlook of thetown which needs to berazed with iron hands orparking bottlenecks, con-tention would be seen allover as the master plan ofthe town is seen becom-ing a mockery/ joke dayby day, said another resi-dent of Adarsh Nagar.
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Commissioner News ServiceWASHINGTON : BorisJohnson, British PrimeMinister, said vital medicalequipment including hun-dred of oxygen concentra-tors and ventilators is nowon its way to India. MsAngela Merkel Germanchancellor has already pre-pared mission of support toIndia.Saudi Arabia is shipping gometric tonnes of liquid oxy-
gen. The supply shipment isbeing undertaken in co-operation with the Adanigroup and Linde company.The US is in the process ofdespatching therapeutics,rapid diagnostic test kits,ventilators and personalprotective equipment tohelp treat Covid patientsand protect frontline healthworkers in India after strongcriticism of its tepidresponse to the pandemic
crisis. The US is also under-stood to have pledgedoptions to provide oxygengeneration and related sup-plies on urgent basis. Thesaid nation would alsodespatch raw materials forvaccines and acceleratefinancing acids for Covid19 shot production alongEuropean countries in help-ing stem the world’s biggestscorge in Covid cases.
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8. Gupta Cloth House, 9815694155, Suits, Sarees, Lehnga, HandloomSCO 1, Royale Estates, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur9. Veena Fashion, 9855595548 ** Party wear Suit/Dress Material/Wedding CollectionSCO 4, Royale Estate Market, Chd-Amb road,ZirakpurDENTDENTALAL CARE/CLINIC/DENTURECARE/CLINIC/DENTURE1. Aesthetic Dental Centre Dr Samir Anand 9872184048, VIP road, Shopping Centre, Zirakpur2. Dr Hayer's, Dental Care 9914495951SCO 2, First Floor, Royal Estate, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur3. Smile Dental Clinic, 9888345500SCO 56, Dev Shoping Complex,Pabhat road, ZirakpurBOOKS & STBOOKS & STAATIONERS, GIFTTIONERS, GIFT, , TTOYSOYS1. Jindal Book Centre, 9417851069, 9463420594*Gift Item Sports* , near Mona Green, Opp Apple Height, VIP road, Zirakpur2. Fancy Stationers, Vivek, 8283828651 SCO 42, Ground Floor, B-Block, VIP road, Zirakpur
3. Gopal Ji Gift Gallery Archies, 9968590015SCO 6, Block-C, (Opp Indus Ind Bank)VIP road,ZRK4. Garg Stationery Zone, 7341111142SCO 3, Block B, Royale Palm, VIP road, ZirakpurSANITSANITARARYY, HARDW, HARDWARE/PLARE/PLY/TIMBERY/TIMBER1. Aggarsen Building Store, 7814999997SCO 12, Near ICICI Bank, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur2. Ganga Traders, 9034794483Chd-Amb road, (Opp. NK Sharma ) Zirakpur3. Bansal & Sons, 9815245803 **Plywood, Hardware, Sanitary, PaintsSCO 1 A, B Royale Estate, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur4. Shiv Hardware, 9417728473 Paints, SanitaryNear NK Sharma Office, Opp.Royale Estates,Zirakpur5. Amara Trading Co., 9356948172**Aluminium Section, A.C.P, A.P.P sheets, Laminated Board**Opp. UCO Bank, Chd-Amb road, Badal Colony, Zrk.6. AS Enterprises, 8194980063**Manufacturing variety of boards including 2D & 3D Jaali**SCO 1, Near GS Memorial Public School, ZirakpurSWEETS SWEETS WONDERWONDER1. Kesri Sweets, Raghbir Arora 7837555797 VIP road, Zirakpur2. Goyal's Chandigarh Sweets, 9357258011, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur3. Jaswinder Sweets, 987610037Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur4. Annpurna Sweets, 7508700555Chd-Amb road, ZirakpurGRAPHICS/FLEX/PRINTING/GRAPHICS/FLEX/PRINTING/GLOWGLOW SIGN/DOCUMENTSIGN/DOCUMENT CENTRESCENTRES1. Kothari Graphics, 9988335861Near NK Sharma Office, SCO 13,15 Navjot Square,Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur2. Graphics Printing, 9256338644 SCO 6/697, Basement, Opp. Parmar Petrol Pump), Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur3. AV Traders, 9888063232Amb-Chd road, Parmar petrol pump, Zirakpur
4. Yadav Document Centre, 9888348862 **Documents all solutions**Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur5. Glow Signage Chg, 9316198717 (A Complete Printing Hub) SCO 1, Modern Complex,Near Vijay Bank, Chd-Amb road, ZirakpurGROCERGROCERYY, KAR, KARYYANAANA STSTOREORE1. Tushan Gupta, Mobile 8437061864Ganpati Karyana Store, Shop 4, VIP road, Zirakpur2. Aggarwal Provision Store, Mobile 8195998148, Shop 41, Lower Ground, High Street, VIP road, Zirakpur3. PTC Retail, Shop No. 44, Block-B, High Street Market, VIP road, ZirakpurCOMMUNICACOMMUNICATION, LAPTTION, LAPTOPOP, MOBILE, COMPUTERS, MOBILE, COMPUTERS1. The Mobile Gallery, 9888301099Near Lottery Bazar, SCO 06, PKL-road, ZirakpurNew Mobiles, Accessories and Mobile Repair etc.2. Phone Zone, Mobile : 9464856771VIP road, near KFC, Zirakpur 3. Sachhi Trading, Mobile 9914669100Shop 10, Ground Floor, B-Block, VIP road, Zirakpur 4. Dell Store, Gulam Heddar 9878614133, 9914007121Computer, Laptop, High Street, Block-A, VIP road, Zirakpur5. Mobile World, 9780094000SCO 2, Panchkula lights (A Complete Mobile Shop)ZirakpurBAKERS/OVEN/DAIRBAKERS/OVEN/DAIRYY1. Pulkit Dairy, Mobile 9872715495Butter, Milk, Cream, Paneer, Shop No.3, Opp. Apple Height VIP road, Zirakpur 2. Khan Dairy, Butter, Milk, Cream, Paneer, VIP road, Kaseri Plaza, Zirakpur (Mr Sonu) 8872413205, 97799088143. Blu Heaven (Cake Shop), Mobile 8146030300VIP road, SCO 11, (VIP Shopping Centre) Zirakpur 4. Gurpal Bakers, 8728885252Baker & Confectioners, 37, Block-B, High Street, VIP road, Zirakpur5. National Baker’s Bake Shop, 9646688997Patiala road, Near PNB Bank, ZirakpurVITVITALITYALITY FRUITS, DRFRUITS, DRYY MEWMEWAAApple Creels, Cittu Bragta Mobile 8626862695, 9805742761www.applecreels.comPUNGENTPUNGENT TTARKA, SPICESARKA, SPICES1. Fish 'n' Chips, Mobile 8307957367Apple Height, VIP road, ZirakpurINTERIOR DECOR, GIFTS/INTERIOR DECOR, GIFTS/GLITTERS/PVCGLITTERS/PVC1. Dhruv Interiors, 9356280216Shop 4,5 Navjot Square, Near NK Sharma Office, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur2. Chandigarh Wallpapers HUB Mobile, 9729687777 Saurav Sikri,Opp. Domino's Pizza VIP road, Zirakpur3. Fuzzon, 9958828833, 9540722215SCO 19, VIP road, Shopping Centre, Zirakpur 4. Decor Plus, Pawan Jain 9215600099SCO 25, Block-B, VIP road, Zirakpur5. Doro Homes Concepts, 7814572180Shop 22, Block-A, VIP road, Zirakpur, 6. Chandigarh Interior Hub, 9050374005 Handloom & Wallpaper, SCO, 5, Hollywood Plaza, Near CCC, VIP road, Zirakpur7. Hariom Handloom Craft, Mobile 6283934250(Home Décor Item) 14, RBC Mall, ZirakpurDISPOSABLE & PLASTIC ITEMSDISPOSABLE & PLASTIC ITEMS1. Sri Balaji Enterprises, Mobile 8708478658, 8968215182Shop 36 Opp. Square Hospital, VIP road,Shopping Centre, Zirakpur2. Bhagwati Plastics, Manoj Goyal, 931553865443, Royal Palm, VIP road, Zirakpur.OPTICAL/VISION/SPECSOPTICAL/VISION/SPECS1. Care Vision Opticals 8284908330, 9988920377SCF, Block-C, HighStreet Mkt, Zirakpur.2. Sun Glasses, Square-Mobile 9728310732, SCO 39, Block-B, VIP road, Zirakpur3. Kalra Opticians, 9872399095Showroom no.5, High Street, C-Block,VIP road, Zrk.4. B.L. & Sons Opticals 9888549073Gali no. 2, Chd-Amb, ZirakpurKITCHEN KITCHEN WWARES & SPARES & SPARKSARKS1. Kitchen Concepts (Devanshu Goel) 7696617533, 8196857770SCO 1, Ground Floor, High Street, Block-A, VIP road, Zirakpur2. Ten 11 Kitchen, Vikash Tomar, 7657999655, Block-A, VIP road, Zirakpur
READYMADE/BOUTIQUE/APPREADYMADE/BOUTIQUE/APPARELSARELS1. Odhani, 9888889021, RNT Enterprises, (For Lady Purses, Luggage)614, Hollywood Plaza, near CCC, VIP road, Zirakpur
2. Odhani, 9888888299, Shivam All Clothings from Indian to Western, Amb-chd road, Shingpura chowk, Zirakpur 3. The Junior's, Complete Kids Store,Mobile 9888777705
396, Ist floor, Sector 8, Panchkula.4. Patiala House, Mobile 9888806044, Suits Sarees Lehngas, SCO 5, Singhpura Chowk, Zirakpur5. Elegant Saloni Collection, 9417303402(A complete range of lady wear)SCO 16, AMCARE Plaza, VIP road, Zirakpur6. Vijay Cobb Brand Fabric, 9625168599, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur7. Raymond Store, Mobile 9888664543Shop No. 3, Ist Floor, Citi Square, Chd-Amb road, Opp. Royal Enfield, Zirakpur8. Madame Readymade Garments, (Vishaal) 8283836387, 8146118674 Shop 7, Citi Square, Upper ground floor, Zirakpur9. Spendid Lifestyle,The Steps, 9814201600Amb-Chd road, Singhpura, Zirakpur10. She-16, All Female Wear, Swastik Enterprises, Shop 4, Ist Floor, City Square, Singhpura, Zirakpur Mobile 9646557681, 9780247475FURNITURE/PLFURNITURE/PLY/DOORSY/DOORS1. Elite Furniture 9219200009, 8427069000 (Kurl on)Shop 11, Hollywood Plaza, VIP road, Zirakpur2. Chopal Ply House, 9896501800, 9896429408Silver City, SCF 24, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur3. Jindal Door & Ply, 7027071715Near Corporation Bank, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur4. Shiv Ply Woods, 9417728473 (Opp. Royale Estates), Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur5. Shiv Plywoods, 9417554773Near NK Sharma Office, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur6. Vijay Plywood, Hardware & Sanitary, 9814117595Near NK Sharma Office, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur7. Mansa Ply Woods, 9988885422, Hardware & GlassSCO 5, Modern Complex, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur8. JD Furniture & Decors, 9876558444Near Kabir Nursery, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur9. Bala Ji Timbers & Plywood, 9814301729Amb-Chd road, ZirakpurPERSONALITYPERSONALITY ORNAMENTS,ORNAMENTS,FOOTWEAR, BAGS ETCFOOTWEAR, BAGS ETC1. Sandalz, 9872172134, Neha Singh (For Shoes, Bags),SCO 4, Lower 'G Floor, Amb-Highway Zirakpur2. Me n Moms , Cuddles n Snuggles, Mobile 9876016099Raksha Business Centre, Amb-Chd road, ZirakpurTYRES/WHEELS/BLANCERSTYRES/WHEELS/BLANCERS1. Auto Care, 8196098829, Shop 35, Chaura Bazar, Amb-Chd road, ZirakpurROARINGROARING MACHINE/BULLETMACHINE/BULLET CAFECAFE1. Bullets Sale & Services, 7347029497, 7347029498Amb-Chd road, Singhpura, Zirakpur2. The Bullet Café, 9872000106SCO 3, Amb-Chd road, ZirakpurTTAILORING/DESIGNINGAILORING/DESIGNING EXPEREXPERTSTS1. Royal Wear Tailors, 8837859503, 9268600001Designer Studio, Main Silver City (Opp Sethan Da Dhaba), Ambala road, Zirakpur.2. New Style Tailor & White House, 9988820933**Mukatsar Wale** Gents suiting shirting, Safari Suits, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur3. New Shri Ganpati White House,9478700044, 9216700044Fashion Studio, SCO 7, Main Silver City, Amb-Chd road, Zirakpur
MOTMOTOR/AUTOR/AUTO REPO REPAIRS/CARAIRS/CAR1. Kapoor Auto Spares, 9855988218Service Repair, Spare parts, Chd-Amb road, Zirakpur
INSURANCE, LOTTERINSURANCE, LOTTERYY LUCKLUCK1. Insurance 8872135535 Accidental Vehicles, Personal, Medical Claim 2. Rattan Lotteries, 9855733571SCO 1, Panchkula Chowk, Zirakpur3. Sharma Lottery, 9988150985Amb-Chd road, (Near Panchkula Chowk) Zirakpur
PROMINENTPROMINENT GENERALGENERAL STSTORESORES1. Aman Pappu General Store, 9779723419**Visit for : Laces, Bangles, Jewellers, Purse Garland,Under garments etc.** Shop 329, Amb-Chd road, ZRK2. Ekam General Store, 9941934567**Wide range of Cosmetics, Jewellers, Embroideries,Purse etc.** Shop no. 112, Old MC Office road, ZRK3. Saini General Store, 9814798003, 9814003377**Varities of Under Garments and School Uniforms etc**Chd-Amb road, Main Bazar, Zirkapur
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Congressmen of varioushue and shades arebeginning to realise thatRahul is every bit anu n c o n v e n t i o n a lpolitician. His economicand political thinkingseems deeply influencedby the left-of-centre,causing disquiet withinthe grand old party.Senior Congress leadersrecall Amartya Sen’sinterview conducted byVinod Mehta and AnjaliPuri in the Outlookissue of August 2009where the Nobellaureate had describedRahul as ‘talented’ andas someone deeplyconcerned aboutdeprivation in India andwanting to make achange. The notedeconomist hadremarked, ‘I know him(Rahul) a certainamount. I once actuallyspent a day with himwhen he visited me inTrinity (Cambridge) andI was very impressedwith him.’In the interview, Senhad said that thepossibility of Rahulbecoming the PrimeMinister someday couldnot be ruled out. Sensaid he had told Rahulthat there were ways forhim to ‘dazzle theworld’ with the moneyhe could make. “But hewasn’t in the leastinterested. I would say,since I have knownManmohan at the sameage, that there was avery similarcommitment in both ofthem, in terms of beingdeeply concerned aboutdeprivation in India andwanting to make achange in that. And todevote one’s lifetime tothat.’Rahul’s cause wasgreatly helped with theModi regime facing apublic outcry and socialmedia outrage, and tooka series of decisions thatwere suggested by bothRahul and former PrimeMinister Dr ManmohanSingh. The CWC that
met earlier this week,released a 14-point“chargesheet” accusingPrime Minister Modi ofpushing the countrytowards anu n p r e c e d e n t e dcatastrophe andobserved what Rahulhad been saying for thepast year, “We regret tosay the nation is payinga very heavy price forthe thoughtlessness andunpreparedness of theNDA government totackle the gravestdisaster that has hit thecountry and has affectedmillions of familiesclaiming 1,75,673 livesso far.”For once, the Congress’in-house dissidents,known as the Group of23 or G-23 are inagreement with Rahulthat a “constantdeclaration of victory”by the Modigovernment led to agrim situation. “Thegovernment has takenoff all the warningsystems and shut themdown.”Rahul’s bid to offerc o n s t r u c t i v esuggestions regardingvaccine distribution,reduction in the age ofimmunisation, fast-tracking of emergencyapproval for foreign-produced shots etc.which were evenutallyannounced by the Modigovernment, seems tohave enhanced theyoung Gandhi’s staturewithin the Congressparivar.The Narendra Modigovernment’s inepthandling of the Covid-19 crisis, acute shortageof oxygen cylinders,injections andmedicines, the mindlessfocus on electioneeringand political rallies havetaken the sheen awayfrom the PrimeMinister, who for thepast seven years hadbuilt a formidablereputation as a hands-onman, always confident,in command and leading
from the front.The erosion in Modi’sability to flawlessly andeffortlessly deliveranything and everythinghas been Rahul’s gain.Suddenly, Rahul’sconsistent doomsdayprophecies about thepossible consequencesof the coronaviruscrisis, which wereearlier dubbed as‘scaring people’, turnedout to be right.The reliance on Rahul iscoming amid a rathergrim scenario which haslittle to do with politics.The enormity of Covid-19 pandemic or itssecond brutal wave hasshaken everyone to thecore. The government ofthe day may not say itofficially but the healthemergency has put theIndian nation at war. Asformer Army chiefGeneral Ved PrakashMalik said ratherdishearteningly in hisApril 18 tweet, “Ournation is at war. 1,338Indians died due to thepandemic yesterday(1,182 the day before),more than 2.5 times thetotal killed in action inKargil war. Is the nationfocused on this war?”There is still no clearindication that Rahulwould be taking over asthe Congress chief inJune this year. Lastheard, the 87th AICCpresident betweenDecember 2017 to May2019 appeared a tadreluctant. But in moresubstantive terms,Congress insiders feelRahul’s line of thinkingand style of functioningis finding far greateracceptance now thanbefore. This factor alonecan provide Sonia andPriyanka Gandhi aneffective handle toinfluence Rahul to takeover swiftly. The currentCovid-19 crisis is suchthat a possibility ofphysical, no-holds-barred contest in a partypolls are remote.
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MOHALI : The policehave booked twoMohali residents forcheating, forgery andcriminal breach of trustin a case related toproperty disputeinvolving crores.The suspects have beenidentified as SukhchainSingh and HoshiarSingh, co-partners inM/s Baba Banda SinghBahadur Enterprise, areal estate firm inSector 91. A case underSections 406, 420 and120-B of the IPC wasregistered on April 23,said Balongi police in-charge BhagwantSingh.Complainant SushilDhara, a resident ofSector 48, Chandigarh,alleged that the duoentered into apartnership with himfor real estate business
in October 2015.“During ourpartnership, I arrangedan investment ofaround Rs9 crore in thefirm through my owncapital contribution andfrom various investors.In October 2019, theduo opened a bankaccount in the name ofthe firm without myauthorisation andremoved my name as apartner in the balancesheets and the ITR toshow them as soleowners. They sold theproperty and divertedfunds of the firm,denying me 1/3 shareof business profit of thefirm,” the complainantalleged.
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Commissioner News ServiceCHANDIGARH : PanjabUniversity has rescheduled thedate for the elections for the sixposts of ordinary Fellow fromvarious faculties from April 26to May 19.The timings of meetings of thefaculties would be intimatedthrough meeting notices, saidVikram Nayyar, OfficiatingRegistrar, PU.“Given the number of membersin each faculty, it was difficult toconduct physical meetings ofthe faculties (which is amandatory component ofelection) in the wake ofrestrictions imposed on physicalgatherings by the UTAdministration. It was decidedto hold the formal meetings ofthe faculties in an online modeand accordingly, a notice of the
revised timing/mode ofmeetings and election offaculties was scheduled forApril 26,” said Nayyar.He said: “The office receivedrepresentations from some ofthe members of faculties topostpone the elections as theyexpressed their inability toparticipate in the electionprocess due to recent surge inCovid-19 cases throughout thecountry. After seeking a legalopinion on the issue to avoidany complication at a laterstage, the competent authorityrescheduled the pollingschedule to May 19.”According to the information,there are 53 voters listed in lawfaculties, 112 in arts, 94 inlanguages, 137 science, 87social science and 272combined.
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1. Look after the aged at your home, as tomorrow it would fall before you.
2. In order to increase your immunity power, adhere to by the directives issued by Ministry of Ayush.
3. Maintain ‘Laxman Rekha’ barriers, crossing the parameters would entail one in fiery zone. Lockdown and social distancing are only disciplinary acts.
4. Observe regular wear of “Mask” and “Gloves”. 5. Download “Arogya Setu Mobile” app to prevent the
progressive pervasion of Covid-19.6. Save the life of poor families by provisioning langars
and the food homedelivery.7. Never think to dispossess the jobs given to needy
persons as they would anticipate positive looks.8. Always honour Corona warriors like Doctors, Nursing
staff, police patriots and safai workers.9. Forget not minimum distance of 2 meters for happy
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Commissioner News ServiceCHANDIGARH : TheDistrict Consumer DisputesRedressal Commission saidthe consumer could not bemade to wait for an indefiniteperiod and the builder, who isnot in a position to deliver thepossession of the unit aspromised, has no right to retainthe hard-earned money of thecomplainant.Not delivering a plot in ahousing project for over eightyears has cost a builder dear.Holding the delay asdeficiency in service, theCommission, Chandigarh, hasdirected the builder not only torefund the booking amount ofRs2.60 lakh to a consumer butalso pay Rs25,000 ascompensation on account ofmental agony and litigationcost.Jyoti Bhatia, a resident ofSector 38, approached thecommission through counselGurjot Singh Sadhrao after thebuilder, BCL Homes Limited,failed to deliver the plot for
over eight years.Bhatia said she booked a 200square yard plot on August 8,2011, in the project Chinar cityon the Patiala road, Zirakpur,@ Rs13,000 per sq yd afterpaying a sum of Rs2.60 lakh asbooking amount.She repeatedly approached thebuilder regarding theconstruction of the project andallotment thereafter, but to noavail. Later, it came to herknowledge that no formalapproval has been obtained bythe builder to carry out theconstruction at the relevantplace. In June 2019, sherequested the builder to refundthe money. However, thebuilder refused to refund themoney and offered her aninvestment in other projects.
Alleging that the aforesaid acton part of the opposite party(builder) amounts todeficiency in service andunfair trade practice, she fileda complaint with thecommission. No one from theopposite party (builder)appeared before thecommission despite notices.After hearing the arguments,the Commission found thebuilder guilty and noted thatnon-appearance of the builderalso shows that they hadnothing to say in their defenceagainst the allegations madeby the complainant. TheCommission directed thebuilder to refund Rs2.60 lakhto the complainant, along withinterest @ 9 per cent perannum from the date of deposittill its realisation. TheCommission also directed thebuilder to pay Rs15,000 ascompensation on account ofmental tension and physicalharassment and Rs10,000 aslitigation expenses.
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Commissioner News ServiceCHANDIGARH : MinderjeetYadav, chairman of the BarCouncil of Punjab andHaryana High Court said Rs71,30,000 had been disbursedto the needy advocates inHaryana, and the advocates ofPunjab and Chandigarh wouldalso get financial assistancesoon.The Council has come to therescue of those advocatesfacing financial crisis due tothe COVID-19 pandemic.Yadav said the Bar Councilhad taken up the issue ofproviding financial assistance
to the needy advocates withthe governments of Punjaband Haryana and theChandigarh Administration.He said the Covid-19pandemic had causedimmense distress to theadvocates of the region.Yadav said due to the unusualcircumstances arising out ofCovid-19, most of thelawyers, their clerical staff,
stenos and typists weredistressed with no regularsource of income.Young lawyers do not evenhave enough resources tomaintain their families, hepointed out. Their survivaldepends on the day-to-dayincome. As a result they havebeen pushed to starvation, headded. Yadav said the BarCouncil had decided tosupport such lawyers in thesestrenuous times.He said the assistance wasprovided to the lawyers fromthe Haryana AdvocatesWelfare Fund.
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AMBALA : In the nameof testing, thegovernment wants toclear the protest sites. TheSonipat officials plannedit in a meeting saidGurnam Singh Charuni,President Bhartiya KisanUnion. He added hewon’t stop farmers fromtaking jabs against covidbut he will resist theirforcible vaccination andtesting. In ultimate warm tiesbetween farmersArthtiyas should not beleft strained. The uniongovernment admitting tothe farmers demandsadapted to the DBT(Direct Benefit Transfer),however, farmers did notrelish the concept ofUnion government.Our ties with farmers thecentral government,conceding to their longpending demand, went infor the direct benefittransfer (DBT), farmerswere not much enthused
and even expressedsolidarity with thearhtiyas to receiprocatefor the support providedto them in the protestagainst the centralgovernment whiledemanding repeal ofcontentious agriculturemarketing laws. Thoughkeen on direct payment,farmers don’t want tospoil their relations witharhityas and have termedthe much sought afterDBT as ill-timed.Farmers and arhtiyas areconsidered two majorplayers in the farm sectorin India, especially inPunjab and Haryana.
Farmers produce the cropin fields and arhtiyas playa major role in marketingthe crops. For decades,theirs relations have beenthrough various phases,including the times whenfarmers called arhtiyasbloodsuckers and accusedthem of chargingexorbitant interest rateson loans advanced tothem. Yet, the two havereamined an integral partof the farming sector.Arhtiyas get 2.5%commission for providingvarious services in APMCand mediating betweenbuyer-seller of grains.
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Commissioner News ServicePANCHKULA : “Weprotest the directionsissued by Haryana SpeakerGian Chand Gupta to thecivic body for dumping thegarbage of the entire city atthe Jhuriwala site,” saidBR Mehta, senior vice-president of a citizencommittee.Residents of Sector 25 herehave written to ChiefMinister Manohar LalKhattar against the localcivic authorities’ decisionto dump garbage at theJhuriwala site, which isjust a few metres from theresidential area.He said it wouldcontaminate the
groundwater in thesurrounding areas.“Adverse impact of heapsof garbage at dumpingground in Sector 23 isbefore all of us. It has madethe groundwater from alltube wells in the vicinityunfit for humanconsumption,” Mehta said.He urged the authorities toshift the proposed solidwaste management plantfrom Jhuriwala to a placewhich is distant from theresidential population ofthe trans-Ghaggar sectors.He warned if theirdemands were not takeninto consideration, theywould launch a protest.
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PANCHKULA: Thespecial CBI court hasfinally framed thecharges againstBhupinder SinghHooda, the formerChief Minister ofHaryana and Moti LalVora company in theallotment case ofindustrial plots. In the backdrop of a
registered case on 01Dec 2018 under IPCsection 420, 120 and13 of corruption Act.One industrial plotmeasuring 3360 sq ydlocated in sector 6
Panchkula was sold onthrowaway priceduring 2005. Against the charges theaward of punishmentwould be announcednext month on 7 May2021. The counselappearing for Hooda,pleaded innocence infavour of the accusedbut court rejected allpleas of the advocate.
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NEW DELHI :"Vaccines are allowedunder emergencylicensure, therefore, thesecan't be sold at chemists.It is mandatory toregulate the sale ofCovid vaccination athospitals and authorisedclinical centres them in aproper setup and followthe guidelines," anofficial said.Jabs from May 1 will notbe available for sales atchemists or pharmacists.Only hospitals andvaccination centreswould administer the
vaccines compliance. Adverse events followingimmunization (AEFIs)will be recorded on Co-Win and meticulouslymonitored, seniorofficials said. Thegovernment is expectedto come up with anadvisory for doctors and
the general public oni d e n t i f i c a t i o n ,investigation andmanagement of AEFIs inthe next two days. Theadvisory will outlinesymptoms that need to beinvestigated andmanaged if reported aftervaccination.
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MOHALI: Fear ofbeing trapped in placedue to anotherlockdown andpanchayat elections inBihar and UttarPardesh has rocked theclusters of labour forcein Punjab." The wheat crop isripe and needs to beharvested but we arenot getting farm labour.Most of them havemigrated back to theirnative villages,probably due to thefear of being stuckhere, we have toinvolve our families."Said Karmjeet ofJanetpur village.Adding salt to wounds,the MeT departmenthas predicted duststorm and rain in thenext 48 hours, leavingfarmers in a hurry toharvest the crop. Afarmer from DeraBassi, Lakhbir Singhsaid," Daily wagers'cost has escalated dueto scarcity of farmlabour, which hasbecome unaffordable.We are already running
into debt due toescalation of otherfarming cost and nowfarm labour wageshave also gone high.The farm labourcrunch has hitharvesting season asmigrants are makingtheir way back to theirnative states againfearing anotherlockdown in theTricity. Again, factoryowners and farmers areseen grappling withsevere labour crunch.Last year, during themass exodus, 73,559migrants from Mohaliwere transported viaShramik Special trainsof Uttar Pardesh,Jharkhand and Bihar.Later, when lockdownwas relaxed, they weretransported back instate-owned roadways.
In Dera Bassi,industrialists said theyare getting helpers atthe cost of skilledlabour which is veryexpensive andunaffordable.They arefacing ordeal finding itexpensive to hireworkers and helpers.
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Commissioner News ServiceNEW DELHI : WorseningCovid 19 situation beyondeasy control the unitedArab emirates has barredthe entry of travelers fromIndia upto May 4.As transit passsengersIndia can enter UAE---only it they stayed in someother country for at least 14days, during this period,Etihad says the restrictionperiod "may be etended".But it will continue tooperate flights to India,carrying flyers from AbuDhabi. Etihad will continue tooperate flights to India,carrying passengers bothfrom our network and fromAbu Dhabi. Etihad will notbe permitted to carrypassengers from India,however UAE nationals,diplomatic passport
holders and officialpassport holders or thoseholding an officialdelegation latter areexempted from the UAEentry restriction… subjectto acceptance andquarantine conditions," anEtihad spokesperson said.Effective April 24, 2021,and for the next 10 days,Emirates flights from Indiato the UEA will besuspened. Furthermore,passengers who havetransited through India in
the last 14 days will not beaccepted to travel from anyother point to the UA,"Dubai- based Emirates saidin a statement.Delhi- Dubai and Mumbai-Dubai are among theinternational busiest routeseven during the pandemic,Both India and UAEcarriers fly betweenmultiple India cities andfour in UAE-Dubai, AbuDhabi, Sharajh and Ras AIKhaimah.
Commissioner News ServiceMUKTSAR : Three yearson, the pension of 4,084persons has been restored.In 2017, the Department ofSocial Security and Woman& Child Development,during verification,identified 7,441 “fake”pensioners in the district forhaving reportedlywithdrawn Rs 15.7 crore.The department gives Rs750 per month as pension towidows, elderly, destitutechildren and disabledpersons. However, the stategovernment in the Budgetthis year increased theamount to Rs 1,500 permonth from July onwards.
In July last year, thedepartment had written to alldeputy commissioners about70,137 illegal beneficiariesin the state and asked themto constitute district-levelcommittees, led by districtsocial security officers, toreview the recovery processevery 15 days.The recovery is, however,negligible so far.District Social Security
Officer, Muktsar, NaveenGadwal, said, “Pensions arerestored on the basis of validdocuments. Those who arenow withdrawing pensionmeet the conditions laiddown by the stategovernment.”About the recovery ofpension withdrawn illegallyin the past, he said, “We areawaiting orders from theauthorities in this regard.”
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NEW DELHI : Facingmounting Chineseintrusion in East ChinaSea, where thecountries are locked ina dispute over theJapan - helduninhabited islands,Tokyo has been keen toresume physicalengagements withIndia. Finalisation ofdates for Suga' smaiden visit coulddepend on the Covidsituation here.
China continues toassert itself across theregion, the Japanesegovernment isincreasingly looking toIndia as a partner thatshares values and canhelp work toward a free
and open Indo- pacific.Yoshihide SugaJapanese Primeminister is travelling toWashington next weekfor a meeting with USPresident Joe Biden onApril 16. He has beenspeaking his mind onSouth China Sea,Xinjiang and HongKong and brought up
these even in a phoneconversation with PMModi ahead of the firstQuad summit earlierthis year. Chineseforeign minister WangYi was reported lastweek to have warnedJapan against wadinginto US- China politics.
Commissioner News Service
CHANDIGARH : Therewould be no lockdown inthe state. Healthauthorities will approachagitating farmers andtheir leaders to convincethem to get tested for, andvaccinated against, covid.He ban on political andreligious functions, andclosure of selectivesurgeries in district- levelhospitals."A of now, 50% of thetotal new cases are fromDelhi and these cases arefrom districts sharingboundaires with nationalcapital. Instead of
spending money onadvertisements glorifyingthe government, Kejriwalshould spend money onprocuring medicines andcreating infrastructure. Ifrequired, he shouldprocure medicines andequipment from abroadthan blaming the Centre,"said Vij.Migration of Covid-19patients from New Delhiwas one of the reason for
the spike in cases of thevirus in the state's NCR.Last year too, Vij hadblamed people comingfrom Delhi for the pike incase in the state. Vijaccused the Delhigovernment of takinginadequate measures andsaid this was the mainreason for migration ofpatients from Delhi.
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CHANDIGARH : Inview of risingcontaminated watersupply in schools ofLudhiana distt, theNational Green Tribunalhas ordered PunjabGovernment to check andinitiate remedial actionagainst the supply ofpolluted water.The unfit drinking wateris found exceeding thelegal parameters ofalkalinity, hardness,calcium and totaldissolved solid elements.The NGT directed thestate's chief secretary tocoordinate with otherdepartments concerned,ascertain causes ofcontamination and takeremedial action in theinterest of public health.
A meeting withdepartments concernedfor the purpose may beheld within a month andaction taken as perdecision of the topadministration, said theNGT order."Steps are requiredagainst rising pollution ofwater and pending steps,wherever water iscontaminated/safe, thereis need to take steps forproviding safe drinkingwater. This is the primaryobligation of the state,"the tribunal asserted.
The NGT benchcomprising Justice A KGoel, chairperson; JusticeSudhir Agarwal, Judicialmember; and NaginNanda, expert member,has passed these orderswhile disposing of anapplication filed byadvocate H C Arora. Theapplicant had, on thebasis of informationobtained through RTI,said water available in thegovernment schools ofPunjab was drawn fromsubmersible pumpss.
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NEW DELHI : HongKong has become thesecond jurisdiction torestrict travellers fromIndia after NewZealand suspendedentry of travellers fromhere.There has been novisible forwardmovement at the latestround of military talksbetween the twocountries early thismonth.The Hong Konggovernment lateSunday activated an
“emergency circuitbreaker” and bannedpassenger flights fromIndia for 14 daysstarting April 20 overconcerns of themutated coronavirusvariant beingtransmitted from here.Other than India, thecity administration hasalso prohibited flights
from Pakistan and thePhilippines.Why has Hong Kongbanned flights fromIndia, Pakistan and thePhilippines?A spokesman for theHong Konggovernment said lateSunday in a statementthat confirmed casesinvolving the N501Ymutant strain ofcoronavirus weredetected for the firsttime in the communityin Hong Kong.
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PANCHKULA :Aiming at boostingtourism potential,Chief Minister,Manohar Lal Khattar isscheduled toinaugurate paraglidingfrom May 5 in Mornihills."It would be a provensignificant attractionfor tourists and openjob opportunities forlocal villagers. A majorchunk of trekkingroutes have also beenconstituted includingadventure sportsavenues", said Mr GianChand Gupta, theHaryana Vidhan Sabhaspeaker He added
people often go tonearby Himachal Statefor Paragliding,adventure sports &trekking yet thisfacility of paraglidingwould open up shortlyat Morni itself.A team of expertpersonnels from BorderSecurity Force gavefinal touch to thedropping place inPinjore.
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SOLAN : A 100-bedhospital run by thetrust has beennotified as aDedicated CovidCare Centre (DCCC)by the districtmagistrate.The districtadministration ofSirmaur has roped ina private sector-runAkal Charitable Trustto cater to theburgeoning numberof Covid cases atBaru Sahib inSarahan subdivision.The number of suchcentres has now risen
to three in thedistrict, two othersbeing at Sarahan andRampurghat.“The infrastructureand logistics werefound apt in aninspection conductedby the Chief MedicalOfficer. The MedicalSuperintendent hasagreed to provide duemedical staff withsupportive staff formanaging the casesas per the laidprotocol,” saidD e p u t yC o m m i s s i o n e r ,Sirmaur, Dr RKPruthi.
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HELPLINE DISTT SAS NAGARMunicipal Corporation : 5044913, 1800137007SDM : 5044508, 5044528Fire Brigade : 101, 0172-2225902Electricity Complaint : 9646115973 (Online)Police Control Room : 100, 0172-2210357, 58DSP Office : 0172-2272003, 0172-2272045SSP Office : 0172-2270575, 76, 77PUDA Office : 0172-2215308, 10, 11Punjab School Education Board : 3047444Industrial Area : 0172-2250910Police Station Ph-1, 0172-2272850, Ph-II, 9115516027, 9115516015Police Station Mataur : 9115516020Police Station Suhana : 9115516029Police Station Balaugi : 9115516040Graveyard Mohali : 0172-2236403, 18001802468
COMPLAINT CENTERSWater Supply : 18001802468
Mohali Division Electricity Complaint Number : 9646115973
COMPLAINTS MUNICIPAL COUNCILStreet Light : 0172-5044907, Sanitation Branch : 0172-5044907Birth and Death : 0172-5044902, Engineering Branch : 0172-5044909, 5044907 (O)
OTHER HELPLINEWOMEN - 1091 & CHILDREN - 1098
VIGILANCE HELPLINE - 1800-1800-10000172-2231669, 0172-2216142
HEALTH SUVIDHA CENTERCivil Hospital Phase-6, Mohali Multi Specialists Government Hospital Phone 0172-2225464Cheema Medical Complex Phase 4, Multi Speciality, ChildSpecialist 3101030 Ambulance, Mobile 9815400070PUDA OFFICE - 0172-2215308
PASSENGERS SERVICEPunjab Roadways : 0172-2704023CTU : 0172-2704005PRTC : 0172-2704128Haryana Roadways : 0172-2704014, Himachal Roadways : 0172-2704014Railway : 0172-2641656 Airport : 0172-2654832FUNERAL PHONE : 9914855855GRAVEYARD : 9888970033, 0172-2236403
WHO IS WHO AT SAS NAGAR (MOHALI)
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oorrddeerrss MMoohhaallii DDCCCommissioner News ServiceCHANDIGARH : The CT-scan is done generally todetermine the extent ofinfection in Covid patientssaid Girish Dayalan, theDeputy Commissioner.He said the state govern-ment, under the EpidemicDiseases Act, 1897 (Covid-19 Regulations - 2020), hadissued orders that no privatediagnostic centre wouldcharge any amount morethan Rs2,000 for CTscan/HRCT chest, inclusiveof GST/taxes, documenta-tion and reporting in thestate.Taking a serious view ofovercharging by privatediagnostic centres in the dis-trict for chest CT scan, theMohali administration hasissued orders that no privatediagnostic centre will charge
more than Rs2,000 inclusiveof taxes for CT scan/HRCTchest.According to information,the administration had beenreceiving complaints frompeople about overchargingby diagnostic centres for CTscan.Dayalan said all diagnosticcentres in the district shouldadhere to the orders. All pri-vate diagnostic centres con-ducting chest CT scan mustshare their data with the dis-trict Civil Surgeon. The cen-
tres should not declare anyCovid positive or negativereport on the basis of thechest CT scan without con-firmation from the Covid-19testing lab.The Deputy Commissionersaid every diagnostic centremust submit weekly reportof CT scan/HRCT chest tothe Civil Surgeon. As per theinstructions of the state gov-ernment, diagnostic centresmust display scanning ratesin a visible manner.
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NEW DELHI : Underthe special scheme,around 80 crore NFSAbeneficiaries coveredAntyodaya AnnaYojana (AAY) andPriority Householders(PHH) will be providedadditional 5kg per per-son per month freefoodgrain (rice/wheat),over and above theirregular monthly entitle-ment.The Centre would bearthe full expenditure of
over Rs 26,000 croreon account of cost offoodgrain, intrastatetransportation etc. aspart of the central assis-tance to states/UTs,officials said.Amid the fresh Covid-
19 outbreak in thecountry, the govern-ment has decided toallocate 5 kg per personper month free food-grain to nearly 80 crorebeneficiaries under theNational Food SecurityAct (NFSA), 2013, forMay and June. Theallocation will be onthe same pattern asunder the “PradhanMantri Garib KalyanAnna Yojana (PM-GKAY)”.
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Commissioner News ServiceMOHALI : The Punjab gov-ernment has ordered to imposelockdown in the state on everySunday.Deputy Commissioner (DC)Girish Dayalan thanked theresidents of Mohali for mak-ing the lockdown successfuland said that people must stayin-door as there has been asteep surge in the number ofCovid-19 cases. “The shopswere ordered to be shut, whileshops selling essential goodsremained open,” said the DC.SSP Satinder Singh said thataround 700 police personnelhave been deputed in the dis-trict to keep a tab on the viola-tors of Covid protocol. Headded that the challans were
issued against the violatorswho were found without maskand were found roaming with-out any purpose.The markets remained closedin the Mohali on Sunday asthe lockdown was strictlyadhered to, as per the orders ofthe state government.Meanwhile, in Zirakpur, in aspan of just two hours, eightFIRs were registered againstthose found violating curfew
guidelines. At least five FIRswere registered against shopowners who had kept theirshops open beyond the per-missible limits while threeFIRs were registered for viola-tion of curfew.Police arrested 11 personswho were involved in curfewviolation. A total fine of Rs9.39 lakh has been collectedby the police from those vio-lating Covid norms.
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NEW DELHI : As theSerum Institute of Indiaand Bharat Biotech werepre-booked till May 15the Congress-ruled statesexpressed their inabilityto launch the drive fromMay 1.Health ministers ofPunjab, Chhattisgarh,Jharkhand, and Rajasthansaid the manufacturershad said doses were notavailable until May 15.“The Centre has hijackedthe doses,” Jharkhandminister Banna Guptaalleged.Punjab minister BalbirSingh Sidhu said theCentre must prioritisevaccine procurement forthe most productiveworkforce between 18and 45 years. “We havebeen told by the SII thatthere’s no supply till May
15. In Punjab, the highestpositivity rate is amongthe 30 to 48-year-olds.That’s alarming. We don’tmind paying the Centre,but it should give us guar-anteed doses,” Sidhuadded.The Centre, meanwhile,accused the Opposition ofplaying “needless poli-tics” as the Congressalleged that the Centrewas permitting vaccinemakers to indulge inbrazen profiteering to theextent of Rs 1.11 lakhcrore.Health Minister HarshVardhan took to Twitter tosay that the new liber-alised vaccine policywould grant flexibility tostates to procure vaccineseven as the Centre willcontinue to offer vaccinesfrom its stock free of costto the states.
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Commissioner News ServiceCHANDIGARH : “TheChitkara university has alwaysstrived to provide knowledgeand learning-centric platformto students, a work-friendlyand progressive environmentto faculty and an inspirationalplatform for society, with anintent to nurture the future andmake this nation proud,” saidDr Madhu Chitkara, Pro-Chancellor, ChitkaraUniversity.Chitkara varsity has beenranked among the top 10
Indian universities in theTimes Higher Education(THE) impact rankings-2021for achieving individual sus-tainable development goals(SDGs). The university wasranked 401 to 600 amongworld’s 1,115 institutionsfrom 94 countries.
Besides, the university hasbeen ranked among the top100 globally in the “affordableand clean energy” category ofthe SDG and attained 301+ranking in the “partnership forthe goals” category among1,154 participating institu-tions.Under the impact rankings2021, universities wereassessed across 17 differentparameters listed as the sus-tainable development goals.
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Commissioner News ServiceSHIMLA : All personsdesirous of entering the statewould have to register on theonline software and the detailsof their arrival will be sharedwith all concerned for the pur-pose of contact tracing.All inter-state movement intothe state shall be monitoredthrough registration in Covide-pass software to monitorcompliance with the quaran-tine requirements and facili-tate contact tracing of personsin the event of detection of apositive case as the govern-ment announced fresh guide-lines in view of surging cases.All the returnees from thehotspots shall be treated as“high risk contacts” and shallbe subjected to the protocol ofhome isolation for 14 days.
They have the option ofundergoing RT-PCR test aftersix or seven days.Those people from hotspots,who are carrying a negativeRT-PCR report not older than72 hours, will be allowedentry without restrictions.Also those who have complet-ed their Covid vaccination anda minimum of 14 days haselapsed and are carrying theircertificates would be allowed
from hotspots.People, who travel toHimachal from the hotspot forshort duration for medical,business or officials work fortime not exceeding 72 hoursand will not attend any gather-ing, shall be exempted fromquarantine requirements.Children below the age of 10years age will not requireCovid test report if accompa-nying adults have a Covidnegative report.The local panchayat membersor urban body representativeswill share details of arrivalsfrom outside with health offi-cials. The movement of familymembers of people who havebeen quarantined will also berestricted and the local author-ity will supply essential itemsat their doorsteps.
As per the order, movement ofindividuals shall remain strict-ly prohibited between 10 pmand 5 am, except for essentialcommodities. District magis-trate will issue separate ordersin their areas, such as under144 Cr PC and ensure strictcompliance.Task forces will be constitutedfor the enforcement of theSOPs for the organising ofpermitted gatherings at thelocal level and initiate actionagainst the violators.The order by Secretary(Health) stressed that keepingin view the circumstances, it isimperative to take necessarymeasures for the containmentof the disease and limit itsspread by undertaking efforts.
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