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SATURDAYSEPTEMBER 7, 2019

CHANDIGARHVOL. XXIII, NO. 209

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My message, especially to young peopleis to have courage to think differently,

courage to invent, to travel theunexplored path, courage to discover

the impossible and to conquer theproblems and succeed. These are greatqualities that they must work towards.

This is my message to the youngpeople.

A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

Former MPSukhdev SinghLibra passes awayFATEHGARH SAHIB: FormerMP Sukhdev Singh Libra (87)passed away early Friday morn-ing after prolonged illness.He was living at village Libra

near Khannain Ludhianadistrict.Libra wasclose to for-mer SGPCpresidentGurcharanSingh Tohra.He was amember of

the 14th Lok Sabha and 15thLok Sabha and member of Pun-jab Legislative Assembly in1985. He was also member Ra-jya sabha 1998-2004.

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families: CM...PAGE 3

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Zimbabwe ex-president Mugabedies at 95HARARE: Robert Mugabe, wholed Zimbabwe with an iron fistfrom 1980 to 2017, has diedaged 95, the country's presidentannounced Friday."It is with the utmost sadnessthat I announce the passing onof Zimbabwe's founding fatherand former President... RobertMugabe," Emmerson Mnangag-wa said in a tweet.Mugabe "was an icon of libera-tion, a pan-Africanist who dedi-cated his life to the emancipationand empowerment of his people.His contribution to the history ofour nation and continent will nev-er be forgotten. May his soul restin eternal peace."The former guerrilla leader sweptto power in 1980 elections aftera growing insurgency and eco-nomic sanctions forced theRhodesian government to thenegotiating table.He was finally ousted in 2017when his previously loyal militarygenerals turned against him asthe country was mired in an eco-nomic crisis.

Ratul Puriremanded to sixdays ED custodyNEW DELHI: Special JudgeArvind Kumar on Friday orderedsix days Enforcement Directoratecustody for Ratul Puri, nephew ofMadhya Pradesh Chief MinisterKamal Nath, in a case registeredunder the provisions of the Pre-vention of Money Laundering Actrelated to the AgustaWestlandchopper deal scandal.ED had registered a case follow-ing alleged irregularities in thepurchase of 12 VVIP choppersfrom Italy-based Finmeccanica'sBritish subsidiary, AgustaWest-land. The agency sought custodyof Puri, on the grounds that he isrequired to be confronted withother accused persons, witness-es and evidence collected duringinvestigation.

FIR against IASofficer for'murdering' wifeLUCKNOW: An FIR has beenregistered against an IAS officerposted as Director of the StateUrban Development Agency(SUDA) for allegedly murderinghis wife."The FIR was registered underIPC sections 302 (murder) and201 (causing disappearance ofevidence of offence, or givingfalse information) against IASUmesh Kumar Singh at Chinhatpolice station here in connectionwith his wife Anita Singh's death,"a senior police official said.Anita (42) died of bullet injurieson September 1 at the officer'sresidence located in the Chinhatarea.The FIR was registered on com-plaint of victim's cousin Rajiv Ku-mar Singh, who alleged that theIAS officer had relations with oth-er women due to which his sisterwas not happy and he (Umesh)used to beat her. "She used toprotest against her husband, whoused to beat her. She had alsoapprehended that something un-toward could happen.

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 6

Disability is just a matter ofperception. With unconquer-able will and doughty spirityou can change the destiny.If anyone wants to see thismaterializing then he has tomeet Harbhagwan Gir, wholost his left arm in childhoodbut he is a crorepati nowwith hitting a jackpot ofPunjab State Rakhi Bumper-2019.

Working as a Lab Atten-dant in Kendriya Vidyalaya3 BRD Air Force StationChandigarh, Harbhagwanhas won the first prize of Rs.1.5 crore.

After submittingthe documents to thePunjab State LotteriesDepartment at Chandi-garh for encashment ofthe prize, HarbhagwanGir said that he hadnever thought in hiswildest dreams that hewill become a crorepatiovernight. It’s still hardto believe that I havebecome a crorepati andit’s like a dream cometrue for me.

Hailed from Ba-hadurpur Fakiran vil-lage in Patiala district,Harbhagwan is nowliving in a rented house

at Zirakpur. Father of twodaughters and son, Harbhag-wan said that his elderdaughter is married and adaughter and a son are study-ing in twelfth class.

Talking about the futureplanning, he said that firstlyhe would buy a house in tri-city with the prize moneywhich would also be a greathelp for him to get his chil-dren pursue higher studiesand settled in life.

He also expressed satis-faction over the transparentand smooth system pertain-ing to the draw of lotteriesadopted by the Punjab StateLotteries Department.

‘Divyang’ wins first prize of Rs. 1.5 croreAGENCYRAMPUR, SEP 6

Noose has been tightened on SamajwadiParty leader and Rampur MPMohammad Azam Khan, asmore arrest warrants havebeen issued against him inthree cases including the onefiled after he made derogato-ry remarks against Bollywoodactor Jaya Prada.

Azam, against whom 80cases have been registered sofar , has been ordered to ap-pear in court on September16.

The threat by Samajwadi Party patri-arch Mulayam Singh Yadav, who hadasked the party cadre to launch agitationagainst the Rampur authorities for harass-ment of Azam Khan, could not deter the

authorities from going ahead in casesagainst the leader and now it seems thathe could be arrested soon.

Superintendent of Police(SP) , AjayPal Sharma confirmed hereon Friday that arrest warrantshave been issued against theMP in three cases. During the2019 Lok Sabha polls, AzamKhan had allegedly targetedhis opponent and BJP candi-date Jayaprada using a low-brow jibe. He had been de-nied anticipatory bail in fiveother cases court earlier.

Mulayam Singh Yadav inan earlier press conference had said Ram-pur MP was being wrongfully targeted bythe government. The former UttarPradesh chief minister had also called fora state-wide protest against the govern-ment's alleged mistreatment of Khan.

Arrest warrant issued againstAzam Khan in 3 more cases

Punjab Rakhi Bumper

AGENCYBENGALURU, SEP 6

Hours before Chandrayaan-2's 'Vikram'module's proposed soft landing on the Lu-nar surface, ISRO Chairman K Sivan saidon Friday things are progressing as per planfor the much-awaited event.

"We are eagerly waiting for the event.Everything is going according to the plan,"Sivan told a news agency on Friday.

The touch-down of 'Vikram' lander isscheduled between 1.30 am and 2.30 am onSaturday, followed by the rollout of rover'Pragyan' between 5.30 a.m and 6.30 a.m.

The soft landing will be telecast livefrom 1.10 a.m on Doordarshan, webcast onISRO website and streamed on YouTube,Facebook and Twitter.

"Certainly there is lot of anxiety in theminds of the entire (Chandrayaan-2) teambecause it's a very complex operation andwe are doing it for the first time," a seniorofficial associated with the mission, said oncondition of anonymity.

"Everything... sensors, computers,command systems... has to work perfectly.But we are confident in the sense we haveconducted a large number of simulations onthe ground; it gives us the confidence itwould go alright," the official said. He de-scribed the soft-landing as "almost likeplacing a baby on the cradle", and said,"there is certain amount of anxiety but thereis no fear." Prime Minister Narendra Modi,dozens of students from across the countryselected by ISRO though an online quiz, alarge media contingent and others are slat-ed to watch the event as it happens, from theISRO Telemetry Tracking and CommandNetwork (ISTRAC) here.

Chandrayaan-2 about to create historyNation prays for safe landing; Everything going perfect: ISRO

NEW DELHI, SEPT 6

The Indian Space Research Organisa-tion (ISRO) Chief K Sivan on Fridaysaid that Vikram module of Chan-drayaan-2 will reach the moon at aplace where no one else has gone be-fore and expressed confidence aboutits soft landing.

"We're going to land at a placewhere no one else has gone before.We're confident about the soft land-ing. We're waiting for tonight," saidSivan while speaking to ANI.

The Vikram module of Chan-drayaan-2 will make a soft landing inthe South Polar region of the moonearly on Saturday.

Sivan said that he is confidentabout the safe and successful landingof the spacecraft on the moon.

"We have done our jobs verywell, now we are waiting for tonight'sresult. This would be a big event asPrime Minister Narendra Modi willalso be coming tonight to watch thefinal descent of Chandrayaan-2," headded.

Prime Minister Narendra Modiwill be at the ISRO around midnightto watch final descent of Chan-drayaan 2. Over 60 high school stu-

dents across the country who clearedan online space quiz last month willwatch the soft landing of the missionwith the Prime Minister. Once'Vikram' module of Chandrayaan 2makes a soft landing on the moon onearly Saturday, India will become thefourth country after the US, Russia,and China to achieve the feat. Afterrevolving around the earth's orbit fornearly 23 days, the craft began itsjourney to the moon on August 14.The mission took off from the SatishDhawan Space Centre in Sriharikotaon July 22. India's second mission tothe moon was approved by the cabi-net in September 2008, just before thelaunch of Chandrayaan 1.

We are landing where no onehas gone before: K Sivan

AGENCYCHANDIGARH, SEP 6

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar LalKhattar on Friday said that no criminalwould now get any sort of political pro-tection in the state.

Addressing a gathering during theJan Ashirwad Yatra in Sirsa, Mr Khattarsaid with the blessings of people, he be-came the Chief Minister of the state in2014 and in these five years, his govern-ment has worked with transparency andwithout any discrimination.

He said the way cities like Karnal,

Gurugram and Faridabadhave developed, same hasbeen assured by the govern-ment, for Sirsa, by the pres-ent state government.

As a result of the risinggraph of BJP, he said, the op-position parties in the statehave lost their ground andthey are forced to changetheir party president andform alliance with other political parties.

"But, they have no base in the state,"he asserted.

Mr Khattar said the present state

government has ensured suffi-cient supply of electricity invillages. He also appreciatedthe people of Sirsa for cooper-ating the electricity depart-ment, be it the work of instal-lation of electricity meters orreplacement of wires. He saidthat now, people have alsostarted paying electricity bills.

He said the present stategovernment has given compensation ofRs 700 crore in Sirsa district alone on ac-count of damage to Narma crop, due toattack of white fly.

SHIMLA, SEPT 6

Chief Minister Jai RamThakur said that the Statehas suffered losses of aboutRs. 1200 crore during thecurrent monsoon season asper the initial assessment.He was interacting with themembers of the Inter-Minis-terial Central Team (IMCT),which is on four-day visit tothe State for on spot assess-ment of situation in the wake of cloudburst, flash floods and landslides duringthe monsoon.

The Chief Minister urged the IMCT

team for properly presenting the case oflosses to Himachal Pradesh before the

Centre so that State could getadequate amount for taking uprelief and restoration works. Hesaid that being a hilly State, themonsoon causes great damagesto the public and private proper-ties and the cost of constructionand restoration was also highthan the plain areas.

The Central team is beingled by Joint Secretary, Disaster

Management, Ministry of Home Af-fairs Sanjeev Kuamr Jindal. Othermembers of the team include Director,Department of Expenditure, Ministry

of Finance Thanglemlian, Director,Department of Agriculture Bipul Ku-mar Srivastava, Director Ministry ofWater Resources O.P. Gupta, Superin-tendent Engineer, Ministry of RoadTransport and Highways, VipneshSharma, Under Secretary, Ministry ofRural Development Shallendra Ku-mar and Assistant Director, Ministryof Power, CEA, Sewa Bhawan, NewDelhi Vikram Thorat. Principal Secre-tary, Revenue Onkar Sharma, Director-cum-Special Secretary, Rev-enue and Disaster Management D.CRana and other senior officers werealso present on the occasion amongothers.

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 6

The two people killed and oneinjured in a blast in Punjab's bor-der district of Tarn Taran weretrying to make a bomb in a bot-tle, Punjab Chief MinisterAmarinder Singh said on Friday.

"The three people were dig-ging a pit during night and weretrying to make a bomb in a bot-tle with a mixture of some chemicals that ex-ploded. Two died in this incident and onehad injuries in his eyes," Singh said in Bata-la in Gurdaspur district.

"We will find out who were making

these bombs, how were they be-ing made and for whom thesebombs were being made. It willbe known," the chief ministersaid.

A specialised post-blast in-vestigation team of the NationalSecurity Guards visited the explo-sion site on Friday, a day after ateam of the National InvestigatingAgency visited there. The blast

took place on Wednesday night in an agri-cultural field near Kaler village. The de-ceased were identified as Harpreet Singh,19, of Bachre village, Bikram Singh, 22, ofKaddgill village.

NEW DELHI, SEP 6

Supreme Court on Friday issuednotice to the Union of India afterhearing two petitions which hadchallenged the Unlawful Activities(Prevention) Amendment (UAPA)Act, 2019, that gave governmentthe powers to designate an individ-ual as terrorist, seize his propertiessaying it could be grossly misused.

The two pleas before theSupreme court, said the UAPAamendment was an affront to free speech, dig-nity and dissent.

A bench of the apex court, headed byChief Justice of India, Ranjan Gogoi, issued

notice to the central govern-ment and sought a detailed re-sponse from it on the two pe-titions. "Issue notice to theCentre on these two petitionsand let the government file adetailed response on these twopetitions," the bench said. Outof the two petitions, one privateindividual, Sajal Awasthi, hasmoved the Supreme Court andfiled a PIL challenging the re-cently passed UAPAAct, 2019,

and sought a direction from it to declare it as un-constitutional. He had challenged the UAPAAct,2019 and claimed in his petition that it was ultravires, illegal, and unconstitutional.

No political protection forcriminals in Haryana: Khattar

Tarn Taran blast happenedduring bomb-making: Capt

SC issues notice to Centre, seeksdetailed response on UAPA Act

Himachal sufferred loss of Rs. 1200crore during monsoon: Thakur

Children performspecial Yagna PATNA: A group of 31 children on Friday per-formed a special yagna for Chandrayaan-2'ssoft landing on the surface of the moon. Thechildren blew several conches in unison forthe mission's successful landing. "This yagnais being performed with the help of 31 chil-dren for the successful landing of Chan-drayaan-2. We are hopeful that it will turn outto be a success as 1.3 billion hopes are at-tached to this mission," Ajit Kumar Tiwari, oneof the priests said.Children were chanting Vedic mantras whileholding the pictures of Chandrayaan-2 andPrime Minister Narendra Modi.

IIT students thrilledabout landingMUMBAI: As India and the world awaits thesoft-landing of Chandrayaan-2 on the lunarsurface on Saturday, students from Aero-space Engineering Department of IIT Bom-bay are thrilled about the event.Calling it a moment of pride, an undergradu-ate student, Sanskriti Bansali stated, "Themission will boost the confidence of both thespace agency, ISRO and 1.3 billion Indiansas we would take a leap in the space. Thiswill pave a way for other grand missions inthe future. It will contribute to evoke the inter-est of more and more students into space-oriented studies."

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100042We Harmel Singh son Shri Pritam Singh & Charanjeet Kaur wife Harmel Singh resident village Khanpur Tehsil Indri district Karnal, tell us that our Jatinder Singh has fallen into wrong association. Which is beyond our hearing. We ev ic t h im f rom our movable and immovable properties. Whoever has a relationship with or transacts with him in the future, he himself will be responsible.

100070I No. JC404826Y Rank Sub Bhoodeo Prasad Sharma Ubit 19 Guards C/o 56 APO Amritsar declare that in my army record my daughter name and birth date wrongly written as Yagita Sharma and 31-10-2000 instead correct name and birth date is Yogita Sharma and 12-08-2002.

98728I Hitherto Known As Gurcharan Singh S/o Gurdial Singh R/o VPO G a n d h r a n , T e h s i l N a k o d a r D i s t t . Jalandhar, Punjab Have Changed My Name And S h a l l H e r e a f t e r B e Known As Manjit Singh. It Is Certified That I Have Complied With O t h e r L e g a l Requirements In This Connection.

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It is notified for the in format ion tha t my o r i g i n a l q u a l i f y i n g examination certificate of M a i n S e c o n d a r y Examination of year 2014 , Roll No. 2100998 issued by CBSE has been actually lost.I Anu Bala D/o Ranbir Singh # 443, Maherera Jind, & presently 55, Phase 2 , S e c B , D e f e n c e Colony,Ambala Cantt..

100042It is notified for the in format ion tha t my o r i g i n a l q u a l i f y i n g examination certificate of 12th class passed from K e n d r i y a Vi d h a l y a , Paluwas, Bhiwani in the y e a r 2 0 1 1 , R o l l No.2606728 issued by CBSE has been actually lost.I Bhawana Parmar D/o Ashok Kumar R/o H.No. 20 Near Lalu Factory, P a l u w a s M o r, B a n k Colony, Bhiwani.

98765I Neena Garg wife of Sunil kumar Garg, 347/1 ward no. 13 GTB Colony kaithal do hereby solemnly affirm and declare that I have lost/Misplaced my three Registry No. 5906/1-(19.12.2012), 6631/1-(21 .01 .2013) , 644/1-(09.05.2013) 25.08.2019 a n y w h e r e o n d a t e d 25.08.2019. Above said sale deed did not mortgage in any bank and if in future the above said original sale deed trace then I will inform the authority.

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We Simerpreet Singh S/o Ranjit Singh R/o Village ,po Bija Teh Khanna Distt Ludhiana Dob 20/01/1989 And My Wife Amandeep Kaur D/o Jora Singh R/o Village, Po Dehru Teh Khanna Distt Ludhiana Dob 26/01/2000 Declare That Our Marriage Was Solemnized On 26/03/2018 With All Sikh Rituals And Customs. All Our Our Family Members And Concerned Locality Members Were Also Present In This Marriage.

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I Neelam Rani W/o Manohar Lal & Neetu Rani W/o Pawan Kumar R/o Ladwa Kurukshetra going to take loan on our property (Shop No 17 New Grain Market Ladwa Kurukshetra) from Yes Bank Ladwa owner vide sale DD No.45 dated 25/04/2008 whose old sale Deeds No. 2507/1 dated 26/08/1974 is lost & Register under Haryana Police DDR No 132320411900505. Please contact Yes Bank Ltd Ground Floor SK Road Ladwa Kurukshetra Haryana in case of any objection with in seven days.

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It is for information for General Public that Original Allotment letter issued to M/s K.K.M.Prefam Pvt Ltd, N-145, DLF City-II, Gurugram by Haryana State Industrial Development Corporation ltd., C-13-14, Panchkula vide Memo. No. 0322 dated 24-5-2004 of Plot No.355 in IMT Manesar has been lost anywhere. If any person found this document, please hand-over to the undersigned. Jitender Deswal, Director, Shankar Bhawan, Railway Road, safidon. Mob-9416062267..

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3HARYANATips given to students on teeth protection SHIV SHARMAKARNAL: A free dental camp was organised by Shri Radha Krishna Branch of Bharat VikasParishad. Children's teeth were examined at this camp held in Bal Niketan. Dr. Amit Arora andDr. Ujjwal Arora from Shine Dental Care were present in the camp who thoroughly examinedthe teeth of about 120 children and also gave tips on dental care. Dr. Rajan Lamba was fullysupported in the camp. Branch President Priyanka Kathpal said that such camps will be start-ed from time to time by her branch in various schools. Dr. Amit Arora and Dr. Ujjwal Arora andDr. Rajan La Ba were honored by the branch's patron Gaurav Khurana and other members ofthe branch. The project head of this program was Praveen Agrawal. Manoj Kathpal, PramodNagpal, Sandeep Kukreja and others were present in the programme.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

Murder casecomes to lightSHIV SHARMAKARNAL: On August 31, Sandeep's sonPala Ram Vasi Stoundi was shot deadby unidentified assailants in villageStoundi, in connection with which a casewas registered against the unidentifiedassailant at the statement of the de-ceased's brother Praveen Kumar in Tha-nar district, Karnal. On the basis of se-cret information by the team of CIA-1Karnal, Rinku Putra Shamsher SinghVasi village standi was controlled alongwith illegitimate pistol 315 bore 2 JindaRond from the Stondi Canal Bridge. Theincident of the aforesaid blind murdercase was also disclosed. On 31 August,the above three Jeetendra alias Jackieson Vikram was a resident of Bijna, Amitalias Laddu resident of Karnal district,Karnal and another boy escaped afterkilling Rinku, son Shamsher, Sandeepalias Kala son Pala Ram. Today, ac-cused Rinku was sent to a special courtwhich was sent to judicial custody districtjail Karnal. Accused Jitendra alias Jack-ie's son Vikram, Bijna, Amit alias Laddu,Raseen, district Karnal was held.

Children must playgames: MayorGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL: The state-level junior hockeycompetition was organized by the KarnalHockey Association on Thursday, whichwas started by Mayor Renu Bala Guptaand Anju Bhatia of Karnal. Mayor RenuBala Gupta congratulated and congratu-lated everyone for organizing the hockeycompetition. He said that hockey is thenational sport of India. Hockey is a popu-lar sport and the way this game is beingplayed all over India, hockey has gotmore boost from it. She said for this, Icongratulate the players.On this occa-sion, District Sports Officer Rajeev Ku-mar, Secretary Sunil Malik, Haran AlhaKi Kee Mr. Rampal Rathore, DeputyChief Mr. Joginder Singh Sandhu, SultanSingh, Rishi Pal Hemda, Nitin Gupta,Devendra Singh, Malkhan Singh, JasbirSingh, Samaj Sevi Chaudhary RaghbirSingh, Shri YK Gupta Sandeep Mahela,Chaudhary Jasmer Sultanpur, Anil Nam-bardar Sultanpur Samaj Sevi and otherdignitaries were present.

Kalyan inauguratesprojects worth Rs 4 crMAHINDER SINGHGHARAUNDA: MLA Harvindra Kalyaninaugurated development works worthRs four crore in seven villages of the re-gion and laid the foundation stone ofworks worth about 67 lakhs. MLA Kalyansaid that there is a spate of developmentworks in the Yamuna region. Due towhich the picture of Yamuna region haschanged. The previous governments didnot even take care of the area. Kalyaninaugurated the newly constructed Hari-jan Chaupal at a cost of Rs 13 lakh in vil-lage Garhi Bharal on Friday.The MLA said that the government ismaking all efforts to provide facilities likecities in the villages. Due to which com-munity centers are being constructed invillages. Activists like Mandal PresidentGulab Kashyap, General Ministers Bijen-dra, Sarpanch Shaukin, Ramesh Bairagi,Kosar Ali, Suleman, Yasin, SarpanchKashmiri, Sanjay Khaichi, Sanjeev Sen,Karma Singh, Rohit Bhandari were pres-ent on the occasion.

Congress will formgovt under Selja,Hooda: SultanROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: Congress workers expressedhappiness over the appointment of Ku-mari Selja as the Haryana Congresspresident. They celebrated the event atTarawari Grain Market by distributingsweets. They also celebrated over theappointment appointment of former ChiefMinister Bhupinder Singh Hooda as theChairman of the Haryana CongressElection Committee. All the Congressworkers thanked the Congress HighCommand and said that after makingKumari Selja as the President of theCongress and handing over big respon-sibility to Bhupinder Singh Hooda, nowthe Congress Party will be stronger.On this occasion, former member ofHaryana Staff Selection Commission andsenior Congress leader Lalit Butana, for-mer member of Haryana Police Recruit-ment Board, Rajindra Balla, senior Con-gress leader Sultan Solho said that for-mer Chief Ministers of the state, Bhupen-dra Singh Hooda and Kumari Sailajawere given Congress government hasbeen strengthened by getting command.On this occasion, Congress state secre-taries Munish Parvez Rana, RamsinghNumberdar, Arun Jain, Mukesh Goyal,Sandeep Mehla, Gurjeet Shamgarh etc.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 6

Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. ManoharLal said that by the year 2022, about3 lakh houses will be ready for thepoor in the state. He said that so farabout 9 lakh gas connections havebeen provided to the poor families ofthe state.

The Chief Minister was address-ing a public gathering during the JanArshiwad Yatra in Ratia lat eveningyesterday.

He said, “We have run the gov-ernment with transparency and in afair manner for five years and we willget the development work done evenfaster. We have not rested for a singleday in the last five years and have al-ways cared for the people of thestate”, he added.

Mr. Manohar Lal said that thepresent government wants that cleanwater should reach the house of poorso in the next term, work will be doneto supply water to every housethrough taps. He said that in the com-ing time, all the problems of the vil-lages will be resolved. He said thatunder the Ayushman Bharat Scheme,poor are being provided treatment fa-cility of up to Rs 5 lakh.

Earlier, BJP State President, Mr.

Subhash Barala invited the peoplepresent for the Prime Minister, Mr.Narendra Modi's rally to be held inRohtak on September 8. He said thatChief Minister Manohar Lal has doneall-round development of the stateand in the same direction, develop-ment works worth crores of rupeeshave been done or are going on in Ra-tia.

On this occasion, Member of Par-liament (MP) from Sirsa, Mrs. SunitaDuggal welcomed the Jan AshirwadYatra on its arrival in Ratia.

Others present on the occasion in-cluded Haryana Finance Minister,Capt. Abhimanyu, MP, Mr. SanjayBhatia, Media Advisor to Chief Min-ister, Mr. Amit Arya and other digni-taries.

Nine lakh gas connectionsprovided to poor families: CM

PM to lay stone for mega foodpark at Rohtak tomorrowCHANDIGARH: The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone ofMega Food Park to be setup by HAFED at Industrial Model Township (IMT), Rohtak onSeptember 8, 2019. The Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India,has approved the Mega Food Park at Rohtak with the state-of-the-art infrastructure fa-cilities. While giving this information today, a spokesman of HAFED said that MegaFood Park Project is an endeavor of Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal to give an impetusto the growth of Food Processing Sector in the State. The primary objective of the MegaFood Park Scheme (MFPS) is to provide modern infrastructure facilities for the FoodProcessing along the value chain from the farm to the market, he added. Thespokesman said that this project is estimated to generate direct and indirect employ-ment for 6,500 people and about 5,000 farmers are estimated to be benefitted. The to-tal project would cost Rs 179.75 crore, out of which, Ministry of Food Processing Indus-tries, Government of India, would provide grant-in-aid of Rs 50 crore. This Mega FoodPark is ideally located at IMT Rohtak on National Highway-10, linking Delhi with Rohtak,spreading on 50 acres and have 80 plots varying from 450 to 4,050 sq.mtrs in size.Units relating to multi crop processing line (Vegetables and Fruits), ready to eat food,spice processing and packaging, oil extraction, canning, bakery, integrated milk pro-cessing or tetra packaging unit, animal feed formulation units etc, could be set up by in-vestors in this Mega Food Park, he added.

CHANDIGARH, SEPTEMBER 6-

Haryana Government has issued transfer andposting orders of 2 IAS and 11 HCS officers,with immediate effect.

Among two IAS officers, MaheshwarSharma has been posted Special Secretary,Secretariat Establishment. He has also beengiven the charge of Director and Special Sec-retary, Art and Cultural Affairs Department.

Nishant Kumar Yadav, has been postedSecretary, Haryana Public Service Commis-sion. He has also been given the charge ofCommissioner, Municipal Corporation, Kar-nal, relieving Rajiv Mehta of the said charge.

Among HCS officers, Dinesh Singh Ya-dav, Additional Deputy Commissioner,Panchkula and Secretary, RTA, Panchkula hasbeen posted Additional Deputy Commission-er, Palwal and Secretary, RTA, Palwal.

Amardeep Singh, Sub Divisional Officer(Civil)-cum-Additional Collector, Loharu andSiwani has been given additional charge ofCEO, ZP, Rohtak and CEO, DRDA, Rohtakrelieving Mahesh Kumar of the said charge.

Satbir Singh Kundu, Sub Divisional Offi-cer (Civil)-cum-Additional Collector, Sirsa(Designate) has been posted CEO, ZP, Kuruk-shetra and CEO, DRDA, Kurukshetra. He hasalso been given the charge of CEO, ZP, Kaithaland CEO, DRDA, Kaithal and City Magis-trate, Kurukshetra.

Manita Malik, Additional Deputy Com-

missioner, Ambala, Secretary, RTA, Ambala,Special Officer, APZ, Ambala and AdditionalDirector (Admn.), Tourism has been postedAdditional Deputy Commissioner, Panchkulaand Secretary, RTA, Panchkula. She has alsobeen given the charge of Additional Director(Admn.), Tourism. Amrita Singh, Secretary,HSAMB, Panchkula and City Magistrate,Panchkula has been posted Secretary,HSAMB, Panchkula and Additional Director(Admn.), Health Services. Subhita Dhaka, SubDivisional Officer (Civil)-cum-AdditionalCollector, Tosham has been given the addi-tional charge of Additional Deputy Commis-sioner, Charkhi Dadri and Secretary, RTA,Charkhi Dadri. Naveen Kumar Ahuja, CityMagistrate, Karnal has been posted City Mag-istrate, Panchkula. Dalbir Singh, City Magis-trate, Jind, CEO, Zila Parishad, Jind and CEO,DRDA, Jind has been posted Sub DivisionalOfficer (Civil), Panipat. Bijender Singh, Gen-eral Manager, Haryana Roadways, Jind hasbeen given additional charge of Sub Division-al Officer (Civil), Sirsa. Anil Kumar Yadav,City Magistrate, Kurukshetra and Sub Divi-sional Officer (Civil), Ladwa has been postedCity Magistrate, Karnal and Sub DivisionalOfficer (Civil),Ladwa. Sonu Ram, CEO, ZilaParishad, Yamunanagar, CEO, DRDA, Yamu-nanagar, CEO, Zila Parishad, Kurukshetra andCEO, DRDA, Kurukshetra has been postedCEO, Zila Parishad, Yamunanagar, CEO,DRDA, Yamunanagar.

2 IAS, 11 HCS shifted, NishantYadav posted as secretary HPSC

MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPT 6

The Vijay Sankalp rally of Septemberwill be a historic as people of state are ea-gerly waiting to listen their icon leaderand role model Prime Minister NarenderModi, said MP Ram Kumar Kashyap heretoday. While paying visits in several vil-lages of assembly Kashyap said that peo-ple are hundred per cent satisfied with theworking and policies of state governmentand already made up their minds to electBJP govt in the state in coming assembly

polls. He invited people for Vijay Sankalprally and exhorted them to listen theirfavourite leader Modi. He said that theJan Aashirwaad Yatra started by ChiefMinister Manohar Lal Khattar would beconcluded at this rally.

Answering a question Kashyap saidthat opposition has no issue to raise in-front of public as citizens are satisfiedwith the transparent govt led byManohar lal Khattar. He was accompa-nied by Dr Anil Kumar, Suraj, RajbirKashyap, Phool Singh, Hawa Singh,Roshan etc.

Vijay Sankalp rally to behistoric: RK Kashyap

RAJENDRA KHATRYCHANDIGARH, SEPTEMBER 6

Kumari Selja will stake over as thepresident of the Haryana PradeshCongress Committee tomorrow at aprogramme scheduled to be held atthe Congress headquarters here. Twodays ago Selja was appointed theHPCC president replacing AshokTanwar who remained on the samepost for all of six years.

Haryana Congress party in-charge Ghulam Nabi Azad is likely tobe present at the function here tomor-row. Former Chief Minister ofHaryana and now Congress Legisla-ture Party (CLP) leader BhupinderSingh Hooda will also be presentalong with other senior Congressleaders of the state. Kumari Selja willalso hold a party meeting on the oc-

casion to discuss preparations for theforthcoming Vidhan Sabha electionsscheduled to be held next month.

Incidentally, Bhupinder SinghHooda has also been appointedHaryana Congress Election Manage-ment Committee in-charge. This willallow him to have his say in the dis-tribution of tickets to the candidateswho will contest the Haryana VidhanSabha poll. Talking to Yugmarg, for-mer Finance Minister of Haryana, and

senior Congress leader Sampat Singhsaid the Congress has taken the rightdecision to hand over party reins toKumari Selja and CLP leadership toBhupinder Singh Hooda. ``Therecan’t be a better Congress combina-tion in Haryana. Both Selja and Hoo-da are the most suitable persons forthe two most important posts. Unfor-tunately, the Congress decision hascome too late,’’he said. Sampat Singhsaid the changes have been madewhen the Congress is in ICU. He saidthe party should have made the nec-essary changes at least 6 months agoto be in a better position to challengethe ruling BJP. ``I feel the changesshould have been made just after theLok Sabha elections when the Con-gress fared poorly. Now there is notmuch time left for preparation for theVidhan Sabha poll,’’ he said.

Selja to take over as HPCCpresident in Chandigarh today

Always respect teachers: KakkarSHIV SHARMAKARNAL: The teachers' Day was cel-ebrated with great pomp at SS Inter-national School. In the program,school students cut the cake andmade the ceremony more dignified.On this occasion, Director of theschool, Sandeep Kakkar, while con-gratulating all the teachers onTeacher's Day, said that teacher playsan important role in building the coun-try. He said that teachers should always be respected, because knowl-edge is attained in the shadow of the teacher. On this occasion, childrenalso presented colorful cultural programmes, in which Haryanvi dancewas performed. Principal Amrapali Dutta ongratulated the students onthe occasion.

Priya of Holy Star school wins contestRESHAM SIDHUSIRSA: Priya Sharma, a promising student of Holy Star Senior SanitarySchool Bappan, won the silver medal in the under 19, state level judocompetition and highlighted the name of the district and school. PriyaSharma was honored with the welcome by the Gram Panchayat and theschool management of village Badagudha on reaching the school withthe medal. On this occasion, Kamlesh Rani, station in-charge ofBadagudha, former sarpanch Gurdev Singh and sarpanch Jasvir Singhof Badagudha participated in a special manner. Congratulating theschool's director Rajkumar Mehta and Principal Shashi Bhushan Mehta,they said that children should participate in school education as well assports. He said that the sportspersons who won medals in sports arealso honored by the government and encouraged. Madam Poonam,Coach Krishna Kumar, Rajkumar Sharma, Bhola Sharma, Mohit Kumar,Kala Singh Chatt, Harjant Singh and other dignitaries were present onthe occasion.

Dr Kashyap appealsfor eye donation

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 6

A mass dialogue programme was organized in the next seriesof public health awareness campaign of the institute in the OPDblock of Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College, Kar-nal on Friday to motivate the general public to donate eye. Pre-siding over the program, Dr. Surendra Kashyapji, Director ofthe institute,said that thereare millions ofpeople in Indiawho are stilllooking for theway of eye do-nation by anyother citizenfor illumina-tion in theirlives. ProfessorDr. Vijay Khangwal, Deputy Medical Superintendent Dr.Ashok Kumar, Dr. Amandeep Singh, Dr. Prerana Agarwal, Dr.Santosh Munde, Dr. Richa Aggarwal, Dr. Gulshan, Dr. Gunjan,Dr. Vikas, Dr. Fauzia, Dr. Sunidhi, Dr. Harpreet and others inthe program Doctors attended and resolved to carry forwardthis eye donation Mahadan campaign. In the program, NeelamRani, Geeta Rani, Sunil Kumar and other nursing staff etc. gavetheir support from the department.

Teachers contribute innation building: Anand

GURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 6

Under the aegis of BJP Education Cell, Teacher's Honor Cere-mony was organized onthe occasion of Teach-ers' Day at the KaithalRoad. Teachers whoplayed a remarkable rolein the field of educationwere honored in thisprogramme organisedby Sushil Sharma, Dis-trict Convener of Educa-tion Cell. Anju Bhatia,wife of MP, BJP StateGeneral Advocate Vedpal, Mayor Renu Bala Gupta, BJP Dis-trict President Jagmohan Anand, District Cell Convenor of Ed-ucation Cell Sushil Sharma were present. Principal Dr. Chan-drasekhar from Dayal Singh College, Dr. Rekha Sharma fromGovernment College, Dr. RP from DAV College. Saini, Dr.Anuradha Punia from Government Women's College, Dr. Su-jata Gupta from DAV Women's College, Dr. Satwant KaurMann from Women's College Nissing, Prof. from Khalsa Col-lege. Pooja and Prof. Devibhushan Sharma, Principal fromprincipal schools of Karnal, Sanjay Pathania from JP School,among others were also present.

Krishan Kumar appointed chiefdirector of Anti-Corruption

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, SEPTEMBER 6

Narendra Arora, National President of Anti Corruption Foun-dation of India andHaryana PresidentAmandeep SinghChawla, while expand-ing the Haryana StateExecutive, appointedKrishna Kumar of Jindas the State Chief Con-venor of Haryana. Inthe meeting held at theNational Office ofAnti- CorruptionFoundation of India, National President Narendra Arora andState Chairman Amandeep Chawla handed over the appoint-ment letter to newly appointed officer Krishna Kumar and re-mained in dignity of the post. The Anti- Corruption Foundationof India is doing the important work of bringing awarenessagainst corruption all over India, through this, signature cam-paigns and swearing ceremonies are being organized under theGovernment of India's project Corruption Quit India. Youthsand students are also being made aware against corruption byorganizing seminars in schools and colleges.

Shobhayatra taken out onJaharveer janmotsava

MAHINDER SINGHGHARAUNDA, SEPTEMBER 6

A three-day processionwas organized in the cityon the first day on thebirth anniversary of ShriJaharveer Goga Ji at Na-garkheda. BJP KisanMorcha district presi-dent Satish Rana attend-ed the program as thechief guest. He said thatfor two years Nagarkhe-da has been celebratingthe birth anniversary of Shri Jaharveer Goga Ji, who is giving a goodmessage to the brotherhood in the city. The procession was taken outof the main roads in the city.

Social and religious organizations including municipal chairmanAmrik Singh, Pradhan Dhoom Singh, Jaipal Rana, Ishwar Rana, BirSingh Rana, Shripal Rana, Bittu Rana, Anil Rana, Subodh Rana,Sandeep Rana, Rinku Rana, Kamal Dhiman participated.

Congress will bestrengthened underSelja, HoodaROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: Former HaryanaStaff Selection Commissionmember and senior Congressleader Lalit Butana met RajyaSabha member and newly ap-pointed State Congress Presi-dent Kumari Selja and formerChief Minister of Election Com-mittee Bhupinder Singh Hoodaand congratulated them. SeniorCongress leader Lalit Butanapresented him with bouquets.Discussions were held on theoccasion of Haryana Congressand Assembly elections. Onthis occasion, senior Congressleader Lalit Butana said thatthe Congress party is a strongparty.Now in Haryana, the CongressParty workers will work unitedly tomake the Congress stronger. Onthis occasion, several Congressworkers were present, includingKuldeep Kiramach, Rajendra Bal-la, Mansingh Pujam, Sukaram PalAdvocate, Jogendra Mahla.

Swami Vivekanandaflashed an impressivevisiting card at the start

of his address to the WorldParliament of Religions inChicago. He read from it tointroduce himself: “I amproud to belong to a nationwhich has sheltered the per-secuted and refugees of allreligions and all nations ofthe earth.” He authenticatedit by listing the history of theJews and Parsis who foundIndia to be a secure place forcenturies.

A century and a quarterlater, the nation that SwamiVivekananda referred to isbusy striking off the entrieson the visiting cards itsdaughters and sons haveflashed for generations. Notby stealth, but backed by thelaw and helped by the courtsof justice. And skulduggerythrown in when needed.

So when the news of thefinal updated list of the Na-tional Register of Citizensthrew a bomb and made twomillion human beings state-less, came a new story: it’s afair and transparent process;people of every religion areaffected. It’s not just Mus-lims who will stare at a bleakfuture in Assam; there willbe Hindus, too. Even the As-sam unit of the BJP, the par-ty that spearheaded the cam-paign against illegal mi-grants and pursued the NRC

while in government, criedfoul, saying that genuinely“national people” were im-pacted. The media instantlypicked it up to show that theNRC was religion-agnostic;the process did not mind thereligion of the “termites”, asIndia’s home minister AmitShah is fond of calling histargets. It’s an exercise thatseeks to weed out the illegalimmigrants of all religions— was the instant consen-sus. But is it the truth, andthe whole truth? Will thepeople of all religions be af-fected?

The answer is no. Andthat answer comes from anexercise the NDA haslaunched long ago, and hassucceeded in half measure.

That is the amendmentto the Citizenship Act 1955.This law sets conditions foreligibility, depending on an

applicant’s circumstances, tobecome an Indian citizen.But religion was never a cri-terion in those lists. Even theamendment to the law in2004 to accommodate theprovisions of the Assam Ac-cord made no mention of re-ligious specifications. Thiswent with the letter and spir-it of the Indian Constitution,especially Article 14, whichstipulates that “the Stateshall not deny to any personequality before the law orthe equal protection of thelaws within the territory ofIndia”. That seminal articleenjoins upon the State notonly to treat every person,and not just citizens, equallybefore the law, but alsomakes it mandatory for theState to afford equal protec-tion to all people. It seeks af-firmative action from theState.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

On a two-day visit to Vladivostok earlier this week to at-tend the 20th edition of the India-Russia annual summit,Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russia’s President

Vladimir Putin signed 25 agreements, mostly pertaining to de-fence and the strategic domain that has been the backbone ofDelhi-Moscow relations since the Soviet days. Importantly, thisincluded the decision to sign up on the new area of maritime con-nectivity — to link Chennai and Vladivostok. But without doubt,politically it was Kashmir that was at the top of Mr Modi’s mind.

At a joint press meet with Mr Putin on Wednesday, Mr Modisaid their two countries were against “outside influence” in theinternal matters of any country.

This is a much-needed reiteration of an old principle in in-ternational affairs which Mr Modi’s ideological bête noir, India’sfirst Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, had made this country fa-mous for. With Pakistan gearing up to make Kashmir the centre-piece of its concerns at the UN forum later this month, Mr Modicouldn’t have thought of a better strategic move than to firm upRussian support. When Pakistan’s “iron friend” China tookKashmir to an informal gathering of the UN Security Councillast month, alone among the members of the UNSC, Russia de-clared Kashmir to be an “internal” matter of India. The formula-tion of keeping external influence out suits Russia as well, espe-cially in the Afghan theatre where, along with other neighboursof Kabul, Moscow too would like American influence to loosen.

In wooing Moscow assiduously, Mr Modi has indicated thathis foreign policy is alive to India’s crucial concerns and geopo-litical dynamics, and that it is no longer wholly reliant on just astrong American connection, which seemed to be at the heart ofhis foreign policy foray five years ago.

Buffeted by harsh realities, the Indian leader was wiseenough to pull back somewhat from a zero sum game that hadmade him pitch himself headlong into Washington’s arms. Thisoccurred when Mr Putin’s Moscow began to exhibit a tilt towardIslamabad on a matter as vital for India as terrorism, discomfit-ing New Delhi. By and by, the Indian leadership learnt that put-ting all one’s eggs in one basket was far from advisable, and acourse correction was duly effected.

The process commenced with an informal Modi-Putin sum-mit at Sochi in May 2018, and gained considerable steam by Oc-tober the same year with India committing itself to the purchaseof S-400 Triumf missiles from Russia in a $5 billion deal whenPresident Putin was in New Delhi on a day-long working visit.The US chafed, and there were implied threats of the use ofCountering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act(CAATSA), but Washington thought the better of this afterward,extracting instead other defence-related vital purchases fromNew Delhi. For India, it is useful that the PM is learning to playthe balancing game in a multi-polar environment.

EditorialIndia foregrounds J&K

in talks with Russia

It was in the 1990s that the“100 days of government”concept began to be treat-

ed as a significant milestoneand an occasion for publicis-ing initiatives on the govern-ment’s part, as an instance topoint out deficiencies by theOpposition parties and as atime for a fair assessment bythe media. At that time, gov-ernments did not either lastfor their entire term, or werefragile coalitions pulling indifferent directions fromwithin. Although this is nolonger the case, the stabilityof the Narendra Modi govern-ment cannot be doubted --more so now than in 2014-- asa leader, the Prime Minister isnot one to allow a watershedmilestone pass by withoutcovering the government withglory. Yet, this marker is sig-nificant because it providesan opportunity to take stockof events since Modi 2.0 as-sumed office and to deter-mine how this government ismarking a course at varianceto the path it chose in its firstterm.

It would be worthwhile torecall that the 100-day mark-er first appeared on the politi-cal horizon almost eightdecades ago, when then USPresident Franklin D. Roo-sevelt, who assumed officeamid the Great Depression inAmerica, initiated a series ofschemes and laws to over-come the problems that hiscountry was facing. On the

completion of the first phaseof his programmes, FDR re-alised that it had taken himprecisely 100 days to accom-plish what he had set out toachieve in the first round.Thereafter, many global lead-ers have followed suit, andsome even had books writtenon the first 100 days of theirgovernment.

In Narendra Modi’s case,the excitement has beengreater because he has fewpeers matching his communi-cation skills. He is also skilledat spotting a good occasion tohard-sell images, and the“cause” being pushed at thatpoint in time. This was thecase in 2014, and it would besurprising if the fanfare is notrepeated this time too. It is allthe more so as this time, incomparison with his firstterm, there are more “mo-mentous” achievements toboast of. It is a different mat-

ter that many of these may notbe what the nation so direlyneeds.

The 2019 verdict is atvariance with that in 2014 be-cause the reasons why Naren-dra Modi was given the en-dorsement back then were thedire necessities. There was in-deed a “policy paralysis” andthe country needed a whiff offreshness, both in terms ofideas and leadership. MrModi raised hopes and pro-vided legitimacy to aspira-tions. As Elections 2019neared, much of this trust hadbeen dishonoured and therewere fears that the BJP wouldstruggle to return to office.The Pulwama terror attackand Mr Modi's belligerent re-sponse in Balakot, and thesuccess in securing globalsupport, changed the electoralnarrative to the Prime Minis-ter’s advantage. The electionwas then fought and won on a

narrative which was not basedon the basic needs of people,but on issues of national prideand security. People werewilling to accept Mr Modi de-spite little to cheer when itcame to personal betterment.They opted for him becausethey sensed in Prime MinisterModi a leader who was will-ing to talk tough and roll backthe ima ined humiliations ofthe past. The first 100 days ofModi 2.0 stands out not forachieving the “fixes”, thatwere required in the econo-my, but for giving a push tothe ideology and programmesof the BJP and its ideologicalaffiliates in the Sangh Parivar.Rarely has a governmentachieved so much when itcomes to advancing its con-tentious programmes. In thefirst session of Parliament,the BJP successfully securedthe passage of several billswhich would not have beenpossible during the tenure of

Mr Modi's first government.The government has success-fully turned the Triple TalaqBill into law, altered the con-stitutional and political statusof Jammu and Kashmir, dilut-ed the much-appreciatedRight to Information Act andbrought in a key amendmentto the Unlawful ActivitiesPrevention Act. The last, inparticular, which arms theState with the power to labelany individual a terrorist, andjail the person for up to twoyears without trial, has dis-turbing similarities with theRowlatt Act, which Britishhad tried enacting but had togive up after it almost single-handedly enabled MahatmaGandhi and other Congressstalwarts to alter the course ofthe national movement.

In addition, the SupremeCourt is hearing the Ayodhyaland dispute case at almostlightning speed. Even if thecourt’s verdict is un-favourable, the “legislativeroute” exists. Mr Modi hasalso put the Sangh Parivar’sdemand for population con-trol on the table.

In the past few weeks, thegovernment has also an-nounced a slew of economicmeasures, starting with therollback of some announce-ments made in the UnionBudget. But the biggest chal-lenge which Prime MinisterModi continues to face is howto put additional earnings inthe hands of the people. In-

stead of being able to initiateany credible move whichwould provide economic re-lief to stressed citizens, thegovernment is confronting aslowdown in one sector afteranother. Much was made outduring the general election ofhow the government hadrolled out the Mudra scheme,and that this was a spectacularsuccess. The government hadasked people to stop beingjob-seekers, and become job-givers. The Indian economy,it was claimed, would hence-forth be driven by the spirit ofentrepreneurship. The latestdata on Mudra loans, howev-er, shows that just 20 per centof the borrowers actually be-gan businesses, while the restused the loans for other pur-poses, and these are likely tobecome NPAs.

Undoubtedly, the Modi2.0 government in its first 100days has shown political com-mitment, and furthering theideology and programmes ofthe BJP and the Sangh Parivarhas been prioritised. One ofthe major gains for Mr Modiis the way he has broken intothe Opposition’s ranks and se-cured support for each of thepolitically contentious lawsand measures.

This suggests that MrModi has successfully se-cured a political turnaround inthe national consensus. Thetheme of “unity in diversity”is now passé, and now the be-lief is “oneness”.

100 days of Modi 2.0: A clear sign of path ahead

NRC, Vivekananda & Shah:2 views on citizenship

This law sets conditions for eligibility, depending on anapplicant’s circumstances, to become an Indian citizen

The BJP has set the ballrolling for ensuing elec-tions in Haryana and

Maharashtra with the leader-ship seeking state and districtlevel reports to assess theground situation, sourcessaid.

Nationalism agenda ofthe saffron party has come tothe fore as an election issuefor both the states especiallyin the wake of the govern-ment move to do away withthe Article 370 in Jammu andKashmir.

The party leaders are tak-ing the line that Prime Minis-ter Narendra Modi and BJPchief Amit Shah (also theUnion Home Minister) hadgiven a clear message and abefitting reply to those whowere endorsing militancy.

"This will be a majorelectoral plank and it suitsBJP," a source said.

Sources said 'winnaibili-ty' is going to be crucial cardand thus the saffron party iskeeping cards close to itschest especially in terms ofroping in leaders from otherparties. In Maharashtra, there

is a hint that senior Congressleader Harshvardhan Patilmay jump the ship. Mr Patil iskeen for Indapur assemblyseat ticket and apparently isunhappy with his party asNCP is eyeing that seat.

In 2014 assembly polls,NCP won the seat trouncingMr Patil. There is a huge po-litical significance to the de-velopment as Indapur assem-bly constituency falls underBaramati Lok Sabha seat -which is being represented byNCP supremo Sharad Pawar'sdaughter Supriya Sule. Anumber of leaders in Maha-rashtra have changed sides al-

ready. Sources said the BJP isworking on a plan to keep 150to 160 seats for itself andspare 110 to 120 for its allyShiv Sena. Maharashtra has288 assembly seats.

However, sources saidthings are at preliminary stageand leadership in both Senaand BJP will have a series ofmeetings before taking a finaldecision on the matter.

Some Sena leaders likeSanjay Raut, a trusted aide ofUddhav Thackeray, are how-ever maintaining that any seatadjustment between Sena andBJP will be on 50-50 basis.BJP leaders maintain the re-

cent criticism by Sena leaderson country's economic condi-tion and issues of governancein Maharashtra is also aimedonly to mount pressure on theLotus party.

In Haryana, BJP's hard-liner agenda vis-a-vis Jammuand Kashmir and aerial strikeat Balakot in February wouldbe main electoral plank.

Expectedly, the caste id-iom has resurfaced in theHaryana politics as BJP isbanking heavily on non-Jatvotes.

With former Chief Minis-ter Bhupinder Singh Hoodamade in-charge of Congresspoll campaign panel - thethrust of principal oppositionparty is again going to be Jats.

The Jat quota row and ag-itation in the past had oftenput the saffron party on back-foot in last four-five years.Newly-floated DushyantChautala led-Jannayak JanataParty and INLD also will becounting on the dominatingJats as their vote bank andthus the competition is ex-pected to be fierce and com-plex. According to BJP insid-

ers, the 'split' in Chautalafamily would only help thesaffron party in the long runand thus the contest is expect-ed between it and the Con-gress party only.

But BJP will have to dealwith 'factionalism' in the stateof Haryana.

Reports said fierce differ-ences among various campspersist in many rural pockets.

The differences were vis-ible lately local BJP MLAAbhay Singh Yadav is report-edly unhappy with the

dominance of UnionMinister Rao Inderjit Singh.

Some state-based leadershave complained that Rao In-derjit Singh is busy these dayspushing up the case of hisfamily members includingdaughter Aarti Rao.

"Winnability and per-formance matter for BJP. In2014 also, there was strongresistance to Manohar LalKhattar being given ticket buthe became Chief Minister," asource said declining howev-er to comment that Mr Khat-tar enjoys personal bond withPrime Minister Modi.

4I WAS LUCKY THAT I MET THE

RIGHT MENTORS AND TEACHERS ATTHE RIGHT MOMENT.

JAMES LEVINE

TECHNOLOGY IS JUST A TOOL. IN TERMS OFGETTING THE KIDS WORKING TOGETHER AND

MOTIVATING THEM, THE TEACHER IS THE MOSTIMPORTANT.

BILL GATES

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, Astrologer

and Vastu Expert knownfor her accurate predic-

tions of winning BJP ministerKirron Kher,as well win-ning of Punjabelections byCongress. Shehas deliveredmany lectureson astrology in

India as well as abroad. Fol-lowed by international confer-ences and T.V. shows on vari-ous Channels.ARIES:-Do not rush afterfantasies and try being morerealistic. Spend some timewith your friends, as it will doa world of good.

Lucky Color:-Olive Green

Lucky Number:-5TAURUS:-You need to con-centrate on your career andplan for the future. Puttingyour creative ability to posi-tive use will reap goodbenefits.

Lucky Color:-Purple

Lucky Number:-7

GEMINI:-Goodday for recreationand entertainmentbut if you are workingthen you need to look care-fully at your business dealings.

Lucky Color:-TurquoiseLucky Number:-22

CANCER:-There's little timeto rest today, as pending taskwill keep you occupied. Fam-

ily front doesn't seem to behappy and smooth.

Lucky Color:-Dark SlateGrey

Lucky Number:-4LEO:-A day when

smile will perpetuallybe on your face.Friends and familymembers provideyou with encour-agement.

Lucky Color:-Magenta

Lucky Number:-9VIRGO:-Tension filled

day when several differencesmight crop up with close asso-ciates. Children will demandmore attention.

Lucky Color:-MagentaLucky Number:-18

LIBRA:-Aday when rest willbe more important. As youhave been facing lot of mentalpressure recently, recreationwill help you relax. Lucky Color:-Light Yellow

Lucky Number:-1SCORPIO:-Someone youlive with will be annoyed ifyou have been ignoring yourhousehold duties.

Health needs care, so relax awhile in the evening.

Lucky Color:-YellowLucky Number:-9

SAGITTARIUS:-Pendingproblems need to get sortedout soon and you know thatyou have to start somewhere -so think positively.

Lucky Color:-PeachLucky Number:-6

CAPRICORN:-If you've notbeen taking sufficient rest thenyou will feel extremely tiredand will need extra rest. Not agood day to travel.

Lucky Color:-SilverLucky Number:-7

AQUARIUS:-Be carefulnot to neglect yourself whenit comes to health matters.

Travel for some proveshectic and stressful, but fi-nancially rewarding.

Lucky Color:-BeigeLucky Number:-3

PISCES:-Your charmingnature would help youmake new friends and im-prove contacts. Good dayfor financial transactions. Lucky Color:-Olive Green

Lucky Number:-17

BJP sets the ball rolling for Haryana, Maharashtra polls

FDI easing, other steps may help revive growth

Beware of that book on your shelf!During my programmes

to strengthen the read-ung habit among chil-

dren, I exhort school teachersto maintain a library at homefor even a small collection ofbooks. But they would alsoneed to ensure that a shelf ortwo would be reserved forchildren’s books. In this way,children would know thattheir books too had a defined

place in the home and theywould know where to accessthem. I would also requestthat a part of Sunday morn-ings be reserved for readingby the entire family.

Not necessarily a very longsession, an hour at the mostbut it was essential to estab-lish that reading mattered tothe family. Young childrenusually followed by precept

and example. If parents couldbe seen to be reading, thechildren too might readilypick up their books to readalongside their parents. Whata wonderful idea I thoughtand my audience too readilyagreed, if the family could beseen to read together. In thecourse of reading, the chil-dren might come across someunknown words or even a dif-

ficult passage, and what bet-ter resource than the parentsreadlily at hand to explain? Tounderscore the importance ofreading together at home, Iconcluded rather dramatical-ly, that “a family that reads to-gether stays together”.

Now suddenly all this ingrave danger. The book onone’s shelf at home, some-what innocuous and a source

of pride and joy, is no longerso. Indeed, we are now told,the book on one’s shelf canbe dangerous and subver-sive. The recent seizure bythe Pune police of Tolstoy’sclassic War and Peace fromthe house of an accusedalong with other “subver-sive” literature has raisedeyebrows across the literaryworld.

Amultitude of prompteconomic measureswere announced by the

government recently to jump-start investments and bringthe economy back on a solidgrowth track. These measureswill infuse greater investorconfidence and encourage in-vestments in the economy. In-dustry is greatly heartened bythe fact that the government iscognizant of various issuessuch as subdued demand andprivate investments and hasadopted a consultative ap-proach to policymaking thatwill best meet the needs of theeconomy.

This strategy indicates thegovernment’s strong partner-ship approach with industry. Ithas listened to the inputs put

forward by industry in the re-cent past and many of thechanges announced over thelast few weeks are in align-ment with the solutions thatwe have suggested. This part-nership strategy is welcome ata time when headwinds toglobal growth are visible.

In a number of announce-ments spread over a week, thegovernment introduced sever-al measures and reforms, in-cluding easing of FDI normsin single brand retail to createa more investor-friendly poli-cy environment. The easing oflocal sourcing norms, whichnow allows single brand retailcompanies to limit domesticsourcing to just 10 per cent,provided they export 20 percent of their product to other

countries, will enhance easeof doing business and willopen doors to some of the ma-jor global brands to expandoperations in India. This inturn will boost consumptionand investment and make In-dia a more attractive FDI des-tination. Additionally, thegovernment’s decision to al-low FDI retailers to open on-line stores, as opposed to theearlier mandatory require-ment of first setting up brickand mortar shops, will en-courage more foreign playersto enter the Indian market.This would significantly easecapital pressure on singlebrand retailers and allow themto build online businesses be-fore investing in physicalstores.

In Narendra Modi’s case, the excitement has been greaterbecause he has few peers matching his communication skills

In NarendraModi’s case, theexcitement hasbeen greaterbecause he hasfew peersmatching hiscommunicationskills.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

Admissions open for diploma in fruit,vegetable processing at Nauni varsitySHIMLA: The Dr YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry (UHF),Nauni has invited applications for its one-year Diploma in Fruit and VegetableProcessing and Bakery products for the academic session 2019-20. Thediploma is run by the Department of Food Science and Technology of theuniversity. The main objective of the programme is to train the students to starttheir enterprises in the field of food processing and bakery items. The minimumeducational qualification for this diploma programme is Class 10+2 with at least40 per cent with no age cap for admission. The last date of application isSeptember 16, 2019 and the counselling will be held on September 18 at 11:00am in the office of the Dean, College of Horticulture, Nauni.

CM launches three citizenservices of MC Shimla

11 services made online to ensure transparency and efficiencyDINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, SEP 6

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakurlaunched three government tocitizen services (G2C) inMunicipal Corporation, Shimlaviz. online garbage chargescollection application, onlinebuilding planning application andrent and lease application throughState Information Technologydepartment, here today. The ChiefMinister said that with the launchof these services, 11 services hadbeen made online in the MunicipalCorporation. He said that theobjective of these applications wasto make transparency in theworking of the government, toensure greater efficiency,objectivity and speed in providingservices and information to the

people, eliminating themiddlemen, providing singlewindow for all G2C Services at theCorporation level. He said thatthese services besides ensuringefficient interface would also

ensure cost effective and timebound citizen centric services tothe people. Jai Ram Thakur saidthat the online services wouldensure online payment throughpayment gateway and reduce the

footfall of the citizens to theMunicipal office. The citizenscould track their transaction statusand their payment record etc.through these services therebyreducing un-necessaryinconvenience.

He said that online buildingplanning permission applicationwould facilitate the people toapply online for approval of theirbuilding maps. He said that allparameters laid down for approvalwould also be ensured and theowners would be able to knowabout the status of the mapssubmitted with the click of thebutton. Jai Ram Thakur said thatstate government was committedto provide transparent governanceto the people for which utilizationof maximum informationtechnology was being ensured.

AGENCYSHIMLA, SEP 6

The Himachal Pradesh High Courton Friday allowed ShimlaMunicipal Corporation(SMC) toretain the possession of historicTown Hall building, albeit withconditions. The division bench ofHimachal Pradesh High Courtcomprising of Chief Justice VRamasubarmanium and JusticeAnoop Chitkara decided to keepthe Office of Mayor and DeputyMayor in the town hall but MCCommissioner and deputy staffwould not house in the building.

The Municipal Corporationwith the consultantion of StateGovernment may put use the restof area for housing high end cafeplus reading facilities, informationcenter and boutique of traditionalcraft and arts, attract tourists withentry fee that would providecorporation handsome revenues toservice loan. The court held in 15page verdict that it could notinfringe or debar the statutorybody over its rights on the property

but the heritage buildings would belooked after by the civic body.

The building was renovated bythe Himachal Pradesh TourismDepartment with help of Rs 8.20crore Asian Development Bankfunds. The SMC handed over itspossession to Himachal PradeshTourism Department and therenovation of the building beganon in 2012-13. In 2016 a PIL wasfiled in the Himachal Pradesh HighCourt contention that the Townhall should not be handed over toSMC to open its office at thevenue.

The Court held that thebuilding , was an intrinsic part ofthe heritage and an importantlandmark of the town.

HC gives Town Hallto SMC with rider

Raj Bhawan staff organises farewellceremony in honour of Governor

SHIMLA, SEP 6

Afarewell ceremony was heldat Raj Bhawan today inhonour of Governor KalrajMishra. Lady GovernorSatyavati Mishra was alsopresent on this occasion.

The Governor praised theRaj Bhawan staff and said thatdedication and hard work ofthe employees has impressedhim. He said that he is goingfrom Himachal with a newresponsibility but the affectiongiven by people has given himnew energy, which will

inspire him. He said that onthe basis of the relationshipdeveloped here with the staffhe felt that there is no

formality and people have asense of belongingness. Onthis occasion, Secretary to theGovernor Rakesh Kanwar

honoured the Governor KalrajMishra and the LadyGovernor. Rakesh Kanwarsaid that it is our privilege thatstaff got the opportunity towork with a great personality.He said that during theGovernor's short tenure inHimachal Pradesh, everyemployee of Raj Bhawan hasadopted the lessons they havelearned from him. Heexpressed good wishes toKalraj Mishra on behalf of theRaj Bhawan staff for the newresponsibility as Governor ofRajasthan.

Class 10thstudent commitssuicideJAMMU: A day after Teacher'sDay was celebrated acrossparts of Jammu and Kashmir, aclass tenth girl studentcommitted suicide after she wasallegedly harassed by herteacher in Manjakote area ofRajouri district. Police however,said the matter is beinginvestigated. "A student (namenot disclosed) of class tenth,age 16, student of GovernmentHigh School, Galuti Manjakotein Rajouri district late onThursday night allegedlycommitted suicide byconsuming a poisonoussubstance," Manzoor AhmadKohli, Station House Officer,Manjakote here told UNI onFriday morning. The SHO saidthe family has allegedharassment by a school teacherover some academic issue. "Wehave registered a case underrelevant sections and started theinvestigation," he said, addingthat the body of the deceasedhas been shifted to the hospitalfor postmortem.

Man held withpistol, liveroundsJAMMU: The city police onSaturday arrested a man withpistol and live rounds in Gangyalarea here on city outskirts.According to PoliceSpokesperson, a police partyduring patrolling at GangyalGarden, apprehended apedestrian who attempted toevade the police party in amanner arousing suspicion. "Onsearch, one country made pistolalong with one live round wasrecovered from his possession,"he said. The person has beenidentified as Inderveer Singhalias Jaddu of Raipur Satwari,Jammu. A case has beenregistered and investigation wasunderway, police added.

Restrictions in partsof Badgam to preventMuharram processionSRINAGAR: Curfew-likerestrictions were imposed onFriday in parts of central Kashmirdistrict of Badgam to preventMuharram processions on thesixth day of first month of IslamicCalendar of Muharram.Additional security forces instrength were deployed early thismorning in Shia dominatedBadgam, where Muharramprocession was being taken outfrom Zoorigund at 1500 hrs afterFriday prayers. Security forceshave closed all main roads withbarbed wire and nobody wasbeing allowed to enter theZoorigund area. There was noofficial ban on Muharramprocession but security forcesare not allowing us to join theprocession, alleged Shiamourners. They in the past whenthere were protests and clashes,including in 2016, Muharramprocessions were allowed inBadgam.

K L Thakur visitsBaglahad toassess losses ofheavy rainsANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: BJP DistrictPresident and former MLA KLThakur visited the BaglahadGram Panchayat to take stockof the damage caused byheavy rains. Due to heavyrains, the water coming into theJoghon Khad has causedmajor damage to the roadleading to the Joghon bridge ofGram Panchayat Baglahad anderosion of the adjacent landhas also started. Thakurpromised to get work done tochange the direction of waterflow by sending two JCBmachines as temporarysolution in the presence of thevillagers and to save the roadand land erosion permanently.He announced a relief of Rs 75lakh from the state governmentto save road and land erosion.

Centre releases fivecrores financial assistancefor global investor's meetSHIMLA: The department forpromotion of Industry andInternal Trade (CDPIIT) of theUnion Ministry of Commerceand Industry has approved torelease rupees five crore asbudgetary support fororganising Himachal PradeshGlobal Investor's Meet, to beheld on 7-8 November, 2019 atDharamshala. In acommunique to the ChiefSecretary, the Director ofCDPIIT has informed that thisamount has been approved forfive components includingconceptualizing, lay-outing andplanning of the entire event,creation of infrastructureincluding hangers for holdingof inaugural, valedictory andsectoral sessions, boarding,lodging and transportation of1000 delegates.

HMV water sportsteam wins severalmedals

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: The Water sports teamof Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalayarepresented Punjab State in NationalDragon Boat Championship held atDarbhanga (Bihar). The team won firstposition. The players of HMV won 11Gold Medals and 17 Silver Medals invarious events. Team members wereRamandeep Kaur, Arshpreet Kaur,Priya, Sukhjinder Kaur, Pragati, PriyaSaini, and Kulwinder Kaur. PrincipalProf. Dr. Ajay Sareen congratulatedthe team and coach Amandeep SinghKhera. She said that HMV is offeringbest facilities to the players. Worldclass infrastructure is made availablefor the players and coaching from bestcoaches is provided. On this occasion,Harmeet Kaur, Sukhwinder Kaur andothers were also present.

PCM S.D. Collegecelebrates teachers’ dayJALANDHAR: Teachers day wascelebrated in the college premises tomark the birth anniversary of Dr.Sarvepalli Radhakrishan organized bythe Central Association. Students of

the central association put ‘Tilak’ onthe teacher’s foreheads in order tokeep alive the warm bonds of theteacher and the taught. PG Head GirlKritika, UG Head Girl Palak and ViceHead Girl Agrima expressed theirutmost regard and gratitude forteachers. Students made slogansemphasizing the need of teachers asto how they pilot the lives of studentstowards holistic development.

Lyallpur KhalsaCollege studentclears CA examJALANDHAR: Nishu Arora of LyallpurKhalsa College Jalandhar addedanother feather to the already buzzingcrown of the institution by successfullyclearing the prestigious CA

Examinations held in May 2019. Thisinformation was given in a pressrelease by the Principal of the College,Dr. Gurpinder Singh Samra whilst alsocongratulating the student on this featand hoped for her bright future andexpertise much needed in the world ofCommerce. Dr. Samra lauded theefforts of the Commerce Departmentfaculty members towards consistentlypreparing students for suchcompetitive examinations.

LPU honoures 148researchers, facultymembersJALANDHAR: Observing annualacademic awards distributionceremony, Lovely ProfessionalUniversity (LPU) bestowed honours

upon its top 148 researchers &faculty members. Lovely GroupChairman Ramesh Mittal, LPUChancellor Ashok Mittal, ProChancellor Rashmi Mittal, DG Er HRSingla, Executive Deans Dr SanjayModi, Dr Lovi Raj Gupta andRegistrar Dr Monica Gulati awardedthe faculty members.Two of theaward winners, Dr Reji Thomas(Professor of Physics) and Dr IrfanAhmad Pindoo (Electronics &Electrical Engineering) sharedunanimously: “In addition to proudfeeling, such awards andrecognitions lay more responsibilitieson us to be true to all theexpectations from us. We assure thatour all endeavours will be ever forthe betterment of students for makingLPU and India number one in therealms of education.”

NEWS AT AGLANCE

Special team issues eight challans under COTPAJALANDHAR: A special team formed by Civil Surgeon Dr Gurinder Kaur Chawla on Friday raidedin Shaheed Bhagat Singh Interstate Bus Stand and issued eight challans for violating Cigarette andOther Tobacco Products Act (COTPA). The team was led by Nodal Officer Tobacco ControlIncharge Dr Raman Sharma, District Epidemiologist Dr Satish Kumar, Dr Shobhna Bansal, FoodInspector Mr Robin Kumar Drug Inspector Mr Amarjeet Singh and others conducted surpriseinspection in the bus stand. During the inspection, the team issued eight challans to the violatorsand also collected the fine. 6

SUMER GARGCHANDIGARH, SEP 6

The Minister for Healthand Family Welfare,Punjab Balbir SinghSidhu today conferredstate level KayakalpSwachh Bharat Abhiyaanawards for the year2018-19 to thegovernment hospitals fortheir best medicalpractices at Mansa today.

While speaking atthe event Health MinisterBalbir Singh Sidhu saidthat the awards are meantto inculcate bestpractices in medical fieldas habit. The winningmedical facilities havebeen adjudged in theparameters of hospitalupkeep, sanitation andhygiene, wastemanagement infectioncontrol, support services,hygiene promotion andworks done beyond theboundary walls ofhospital. He said thatPunjab government hasreiterated its promise ofhealth for all with theSarbat Sehat Bima

Yojana launch thatcovers 46 lacs families ofthe state amounting toaround 80 percentpopulation of Punjab.Under the scheme, 1396kinds of illnesses arecovered for cashless andfree treatment upto Rs 5lacs per annum perfamily at the governmenthospitals and empanelledprivate hospitals. Talkingto the media persons hesaid that to overcomepaucity of specialists ingovernment hospitals thegovernment has alreadyrecruited 81 specialists.Following the Haryanapattern, government wassoon going to re-employin specialists aged 58 to62 years so that morepeople could be providedwith the services ofspecialists.

He added thatgovernment has freshlyinducted 118 ayurvedicmedical officers to givean impetus to ayurvedaand will soon be movingtowards upgradation ofayurveda governmenthospitals.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

Captain Amarinder ordersstatewide crackdown onillegal fire cracker units

BATALA, SEPT 6

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh onFriday ordered an immediate state-wide crackdown onall illegal fire cracker manufacturing units operatingfrom congested areas. The Chief Minister directed theChief Secretary and the Director General of Police totake immediate steps for closure of such illegal unitsand also take precautionary measures to ensure thatsuch unfortunate mishaps do no occur in future.Talking to the media after meeting some of the victimsin the hospital and visiting the site of the Wednesday’stragic blast, which claimed 23 lives and left 20 injured,Captain Amarinder said the government will not allowanyone to carry on such illegal activities in denselypopulated areas and thereby putting the lives andproperties of the residents at risk. The Chief Ministeralso met the families of those killed in the blast andassured them of complete support and adequatecompensation for the losses suffered by them onaccount of damage to their properties and commercialestablishments. He directed the Deputy Commissioner,Gurdaspur, to complete the damage assessment at theearliest and ensure the release of compensation to theaffected persons soon. In response to a question,Captain Amarinder said that he had already ordered aMagisterial probe to ascertain the reasons behind themishap. When pointed out that an inquiry report of asimilar mishap that happened in Jan 2017 was stillpending, the Chief Minister expressed surprise at theinordinate delay in submission of the report and said thataccountability of the concerned officials will be fixed. Hesaid that since the incident had happened two monthsbefore he took over the government in March 2017, aseparate enquiry will be initiated simultaneously, as theprevious enquiry has yet not been concluded despite agap of over two-and-a half years.

Balbir Sidhu confers stateaward for Kayakalp

Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan

DC gives job cards to 573youths at mega fair

SUMER GARGSANGRUR, SEPT 6

To provide Jobs to the eligible jobless persons the Punjabgovernment has started a mission under the banner, GharGhar Rozgar & Karobar Mission. To generate maximumemployment in district Sangrur a Job fair under thesupervision of Ghanshayam Thori, deputy commissioner(DC), Sangrur was organized at Anand Palace atBhawanigarh today. DC said that the State government iscommitted to provide maximum jobs to the eligible joblessyouths in Punjab. DC further said that in today's Job fair 780jobless applicants have registered their names for jobs out ofwhich 573 eligible applicants were selected .

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

ISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH, SEPT 6

Mehr Chand Mahajan DAVCollege for Women wit-nessed enthusiastic participa-tion of students in the electionfor Student Council whichwas conducted smoothly heretoday. 1306 students exer-cised their franchise tochoose their representatives.

President elect Chhaviand Vice President elect Sari-ka Setia were on cloud nineas they thanked the teachersand fellow students for theirsupport and vowed to work

constructively along with thecollege authorities for takingthe college to greater heightswhile giving a voice to vari-ous concerns of the students.Mehak Mahajan made it tothe post of Secretary whileT.H.Malamnganbi was elect-ed Joint Secretary.

College PrincipalDr.Nisha Bhargava said thatevery year, the Student Coun-cil Elections are held at MCMin fair and transparent mannerand are seen as the steppingstone in preparing the stu-dents to be effective futureleaders of the nation.

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Rattan Group celebrates Teachers’ dayMOHALI: Teacher’s day celebrated at Rattan Group of Institutions, Sector-78. Students andstaff participated with great enthusiasm. The event was presided over by PTU’s Ex. Vice- Chan-cellor Rajneesh Arora & Maj Gen. (Retd.) Suresh Khajuria .Stage show was presented by thestudents, which began with a warm welcome, in which different dance remix songs and skit werealso included. Later, mind games were played with the teacher and students awarded them withtitles. Every teacher was honored with titles to please their personality. Managing Director RGISangeeta Aggarwal was honoured with the title everlasting beauty of the institute. She thankedthe staff and the students for being a great help and support to the institute. She was overwhelmedwith joy to find her young budding doing such a marvelous work. The program concluded witha get together lunch with the students and staff. She further advised faculty members to alwaysstrive to improve the all-round personality of their pupils and teach them the lesson of simpleliving and high thinking.

Balbir Sidhu honourscivil hospital

RAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT: Civil Hospital, Faridkot hasgot the 5th position in the rejuvenationsurvey for providing best healthfacilities to the general public. For thisachievement, Health Minister BalbirSingh Sidhu in the State LevelProgram held in Mansa todayhonoured the Hospital for itsperformance in the state. Dr. RajinderKumar, Civil Surgeon of the Faridkot,Civil Hospital received the award. CHOLavipreet Kaur along with SMO Dr.Chandrashekhar Kakar, Dr.Vishwadeep Goyal, Nodal Officer Dr.Manjit Singh, Dr. Avtarjeet Singh werepresent on the occasion.

Jagat punjabi sabha tohonour prominentpunjabis: Shalini SharmaVERMAGURDASPUR: Treasurer of theInternational World Punjabi SabhaShalini Sharma said that this institutionis made up of benevolent people fromdifferent countries and was created forthe purpose of promoting Punjabism.

The main reason forthe formation of theWorld PunjabiSabha was that thepeople involved in itshould work in thefield of education.Ajib Singh Chathawas chosen to makePunjabi the point of

the forehead of the world in life. Underhis leadership, the top three topics werealready flowering. He had organizedfive world-class Punjabi conferencesand held eight world-class seminars aswell. Representatives of Jagat PunjabiSabha have been elected from differentcountries and are working on a largescale. Now, this institution is arrangingto honor eleven great personalities inthe month of February next year, saidShalini Sharma.

Pb SC commissionvisits Mansa to probedatewas case

JIWAN SINGH MANSA:The member of Punjab StateSC Commission Poonam Kangratoday visited Mansa to conduct probeinto incidence of a Dalit woman fromDatewas village allegedly beaten up.Poonam Kangra listened to the victimand directed district police to ensurethat an inquiry be conducted into theincidence by an officer not below therank of DSP. She directed that theinquiry be conducted and submittedbefore commission in next ten days.She said that the case be thoroughlyinvestigated and r SC / ST Actsections should also be included inFIR. District Welfare Officer JagsirSingh Sidhu, DSP Sarabjit Singh,Darshan Kangra, Amandeep Chopra,Rajeev Kumar Jindal and others werealso present.

Srimad Bhagwat Kathaheld at Thakurdwara

DALJIT AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: Shrimad BhagwatKhatha and saint conference wasorganized with great love and courageat the ancient Thakurdwara village inBrahmalin 1008 Sahant Ram SevadasMaharaj Ji, Mahant 1008 PawanKumar Das on behalf of groupassociates, city dwellers, and GramPanchayat were present. ShrimadBhagwat took place in the evening byVyay Bhagwat Rasi Pandit ShriHemdeep. Area’s prominent leaderswere present on the occasion.

Smile dental clinic completes20 years of services to societyCHANDIGARH: To celebrate thesuccess of 20 years ofthe perfect smiledental clinic, today Dr. Sarabjeet

Singh, itsowneraddressed aPressConference inthe premises ofhis clinic forsharing hisexperienceswith Journalist

Community, when he disclosed that hehad examined the students of localBLIND INSTITUTE without anycharges in 30th August towards histheory to serve those members ofsociety, who are not in a position tosee this WONDERFUL WORLD.

Chhavi elected Presidentof student council at MCM

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 6

The Department of SocialWelfare Women and ChildDevelopment has alwaysshown a great zeal when itcomes about serving the soci-ety. To make it a milestone aState level function Chandi-garh POSHAN Mahotsavwas organized by Departmentof Social Welfare in Conver-gence with Line Departmentat Tagore Theatre, Chandi-garh. V.P. Singh Badnore, Ad-ministrator, U.T. Chandigarhand Governor of Punjab wasthe Chief Guest and ManojKumar Parida, Adviser to theAdministrator, U.T. Chandi-garh, was the Guest of Hon-our at the function.

The function started withNational Anthem by the Spe-cially-Abled Children ofASHA Kiran, Sector-46Chandigarh. Secretary SocialWelfare welcomed the partic-ipants and briefed that thisyear, during POSHAN Maah,special emphasis will be topromote exclusively breast-feeding, ComplementaryFeeding, Antenatal and Post-

natal Care, Dietary Diversityof Mothers & Children,Anaemia Prevention, Sanita-tion and Hygiene, DiarrhoeaManagement. He also briefedthat from 1st September to05th September, 2019 (duringfirst 5 days of POSHANMaah) total 6847 activitieshave already been carried outby all the department of U.T.Chandigarh.

The Administratorlaunched the Mission - Ane-mia free Chandigarh. For this,a 6x6x6 strategy i.e. 6 benefi-

ciaries, 6 interventions and 6institutional services will beused. Special drive of T3Campaign will be done i.e.Test, Treat and Talk by usingdigital haemoglobinometers.Apart from this, the Adminis-trator also launched an exclu-sive website for uploading thesuccess stories underPOSHAN Abhiyaan by all thedepartments of UT Chandi-garh to inspire the generalpublic on the themes ofPOSHAN. The Administratormade an important announce-

ment today under POSHANAbhiyaan as step towardscurbing malnutrition, addi-tional food items i.e. egg, ba-nana and milk over and abovethe SNP will be provided toall the beneficiaries in all the450 Anganwadis.

He launched this initia-tive by giving a basket ofPAUSHTIK Aahaar havingegg, banana and milk to all theCDPOs. The Administratorhonoured the officials of al-lied departments with StateAwards for their outstanding

contribution in Poshan Ab-hiyaan, that has got recogni-tion for Social Welfare De-partment, Chandigarh Ad-ministration at National level.Due to their contribution andsupport, the Government ofIndia has honoured Chandi-garh Administration with Na-tional Awards.

A Toll free POSHANHelpline Number1800-1800-2244 was launched for preg-nant/lactating women, chil-dren and adolescent girls ofUT Chandigarh. ThisHelpline will ensure timelyhome visits by Anganwadiworkers/ANMs for extendingAnganwadi Services at thedoor steps of the beneficiaries.

The resident of U.T.,Chandigarh can book homevisits and call for any querieson POSHAN Helpline. Beau-tiful Rangolis were preparedby the AWWs depicting 5POSHAN SUTRAs (Themesof POSHAN) i.e. “First 1000Days of the Child, Anemia,Diarrhoea, Hand Washing &Sanitation, Poshtik Aahar(wholesome Meal with dietdiversity)”.

Chandigarh Poshan Mahotsav: Badnorehonours officials with state awards

Teachers' Day celebrated at GuruTegh Bahadur School

SADIQ, SEPT 6

Teacher's Day was celebrated at Guru Tegh BahadurSchool in Mehumana near Sadiq. Speaking on the oc-casion, Principal Sukhbir Kaur Brar said that teach-ers were feeling houred as students get right directionfrom their teachers to be a successful person.

Students mesmerized audience through lines of po-etry, singing songs and talking about the importanceof the teacher. At this time, the cake was cut by thestudents with the teachers. The teachers were given aparty by the school management. ChairmanSukhwinder Singh Dhaliwal, Vice Chairman RajveerKaur, Principal Rakhanpeet Kaur, CoordinatorNarmida, Group Staff and students were present onthe occasion.

Administrator launches mission ‘Anemia free Chandigarh’

RAJWINDER SINGHMITHATARN TARAN, SEPT 6

Two people have been killedand one was injured in a blastthat took place late nightwhile three people were dig-ging in an empty plot at VillKaler station near PandoriGola village in Tarn Taran dis-trict.

Among the deceased areHarpreet Singh Happy Resi-dent Child and Vikram SinghVicky resident Kadgill. Ac-

cording to doctors, the injuredface of Gurjant Singh hasbeen badly affected and hiseyes have been burned. Thearea was seen changing into apolice basement. NIA andforensic lab teams collectedexplosive samples from theincident site for investigation.IG Surinderpal Singh Parmar,SSP Dhruv Dahiya and SPHarjit Singh Dhariwal, re-viewed the spot. Police havebegun a thorough investiga-tion into the matter with thehelp of Dog Squad.

Explosion claims two livesRAJWINDER SINGH MITHA|GOINDWAL SAHIB,SEPT, SEPT 6

Team India T-20 World Seriesbowler Gurjant Singh Guri ofHistoric town Sri GoindwalSahib made the people of cityproud at the foreign land. Peo-ple of Gram Panchayat of ShriGoindwal praised him and saidhe enhanced India's honor withthe flag of victory over foreignland in England.

The name of Punjab wasalso enlightened due to thehard work of Gurjat Singh,said National and OrganizingSecretary Kuldeep SinghAulakh. He said that the Shiro-mani Akali Dal Badal govern-ment has always honored theplayers but Amrinder Govern-

ment did nothing in this re-gard. A cheque of Rs one lakhwas presented to GurjantSingh for financial support andhonors from Shiromani AkaliDal Majah General BikramSingh Majithia yesterday.. Onthis occasion SarpanchKuldeep Singh Lahoria,Varinder Jyoti, Sukhdev Singh

Lakhna, Bhai Kulwant Singh,Sher Singh Member, RajinderSingh Foji Member , NarindraSingh, Gurmeet Singh Joshan,Davinder Singh Momi, Re-sham Singh, Harjit SinghMember, Balwinder, HardyalSingh Kang, Manjinder. , LalaKang, Gursevak Kang, SukhaKang were present.

Amarinder govt ignores world series champion Gurjant Singh: Aulakh

SOI Panel Chetan Chaudhary has been elected President of Panjab University students council in Chandigarh on Friday. Photo by: S. Sharma

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU, SEPT 6

Teaching is the only profes-sion that gives birth to otherprofessions. At Internation-al Fateh Academy, teachersare regarded as messengersof God. Their contributionis recognized as next to god-liness. To acknowledge theirincomparable and unparal-leled contribution to the So-ciety, Teachers Day was cel-ebrated with great rever-ence.The day began with a

special assembly on evinc-ing gratitude towards theteachers wherein the stu-dents presented extempore,poems and made handcraft-ed greeting cards as a tokenof gratitude to their teach-ers.

As a ritual of the Acade-my, to mark the event morememorable, the administra-tion organized a lunch atHaveli, Amritsar. ChairmanInternational Fateh Acade-my, S. Jabir Singh congratu-lated faculty members.

International Fateh Acadamycelebrates Teachers’ Day

Industrialists urge Amarinder tosupply copies of IP- 2017 at DICs

SUMER GARGSANGRUR SEPT 6

To boost & to attract In-dustries, provide ampleentrepreneurial opportu-nities & jobs for the un-employed youths in thestate of Punjab.

The department ofindustries & commercegovernment of Punjabunder the able guidanceof Captain AmarinderSingh, Chief Minister ofPunjab has framed a newIndustrial & business de-velopment policy(I&BDP) - 2017 in short

known as IP - 2017. It islearnt that among theother incentives given tothe existing as well asnew industrialists underthe IP 2017, the main in-centives were the 5% PAinterest Subsidy in bor-der districts, exemptionon the payment electrici-ty duty, exemption ofstamp duty, reimburse-ment of 50% of expensesup to Rs. 5 Lakh underZED scheme of GOI &100% State GST up to100% of fixed capital in-vestment (FCI) and ex-emption from the CLU.

Raj Kumar Mittal an in-dustrialist from Ludhianawhile welcoming Punjabgovernment 's IP - 2017urged the CM, Punjab toarrange the availabilityof it's copies at the dis-trict Industrycentres(DICs) in thestate, So that the maxi-mum enterpreneurs couldget the benefit of new IP- 2017. Another Industri-alist on the basis ofanonymity alleged thatthe copies of IP- 2017were not available in theoffices of Industry de-partments in Punjab".

Dhindsa selects as Advisorycommittee member for

‘Fit India Campaign’VIKAS VERMADHURI, SEPT 6

Senior Akali Leader Advo-cate Jatinder Singh (Soni)from Vidhan Sabha HalkaDhuri perfound great pleas-ure to select Ex. FinanceMinister Parminder SinghDhindsa to select as AdvisoryCommittee Member for ‘FitIndia Compaign’ by India’sPrime Minister NarinderModi.

He says its proud momentfor the people of state Punjaband they will performed &promote in whole country‘Fit India Compaign’.

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LONDON: Thailand defeated Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the semi-final of the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers to qualify for their maiden T20 Women's World Cup, scheduled to be played in Australia next year. Bangladesh also sealed their berth for the tournament as they recorded a four-wicket win over Ireland in the first semi-final of the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers, ESPN Cricinfo reported. Thailand achieved the feat in the 18th over of their run chase and they were able to chase down the target of 68 with 15 balls to spare. Batter Nattaya Boochatham hit the winning runs for the team. The entire team came out running to the park to celebrate their win. They also came together to form a line and thank the crowd with their hands pressed together and a slight bow, before breaking out into wilder celebrations.

CoA extends BCCI's state association elections deadline to September 28

SHORT TALKS

MUMBAI; The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) on Friday extended the deadline for completing Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) state association elections to September 28. Earlier, the CoA had announced September 14 as the deadline. "The deadline for completion of elections of state associations is extended from September 14, 2019, to September 28, 2019. No further extensions will be feasible beyond September 28, 2019, since the notice of AGM for BCCI elections has to be issued 21 days prior to October 22 which is September 30, 2019. The state associations are required to send the names of their representatives to the BCCI for the election," CoA said in a statement. The CoA also announced that the date for BCCI polls will not change and it will take place on October 22 this year. The Supreme Court in its judgment dated August 9, 2018, directed the state associations to undertake registration.

Thailand qualifies for 2020 Women's T20 World Cup

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019

SPORTS

AGENCY year, I would tell them 'You are crazy,'" official the final in her US Open main draw debut. NEW YORK SEP 6 website of US Open quoted Andreescu as Andreescu had earlier faced Serena Williams in

saying. Andreescu, 19, is only the second the Rogers Cup final in Toronto in August and Canada's Bianca Andreescu will face 23-time women's Grand Slam finalist from Canada. in the match, Serena was forced to retire with a Grand Slam winner Serena Williams in the Eugenie Bouchard is the first woman from back injury. Earlier in the day, Serena defeated finals of the US Open as she defeated Belinda Canada to make it to the finals of a Grand Slam. Elina Svitolina 6-3, 6-1 to enter the finals of the Bencic 7-6, 7-5 in the semi-final on Thursday She had achieved the feat at 2014 Wimbledon. tournament. The finals of the US Open between (local time). "If someone told me a year ago that This win is Andreescu's 13th consecutive Serena and Andreescu will take place on I would be in the finals of the US Open this victory and she is only the third player to reach Sunday, September 8.

Whatever good or bad is said by former cricketers is considered gospel. Our media should not blow out

of proportion the opinion of former cricketers.

Gautam Gambhir

Bianca sets up US Open final clash with Serena Williams

Afghanistan restricts Bangladesh to 194/8

on day twoCHITTAGONG ,SEP 6 Haque (52) was caught by

Asghar Afghan at mid-on off Bangladesh were at 194/8 Mohammad Nabi. Mosaddek after the end of play on day Hossain and Mehidy Hasan two of the one-off Test against built a 16-run partnership for Afghanistan at Zahur Ahmed the seventh wicket before the Chowdhury Stadium here latter was dismissed by Qais on Friday. Bangladesh were Ahmed. Hasan departed after trailing by 148 runs. The scoring 11 runs. Hossain and team suffered an early blow Taijul Islam built an unbeaten as they lost their opener stand of 48 runs and will resume Shadman Islam on duck in their inning from 44 and 14 runs the first over. Soumya respectively. For Afghanistan, Sarkar (17) and Liton Das Rashid Khan bagged four stitched a 38-run partnership wickets while Mohammad for the second wicket before Nabi picked two wickets. the former was found in front Earlier, Afghanistan resumed of the wickets by Mohammad their innings from 271/5. Nabi. Asghar Afghan and Afsar

Das gave way his wicket Zazai resumed from 88 and 35 to Rashid Khan after scoring runs respectively. The duo built 33 runs. Monimul Haque held a partnership of 81 runs for the one end strong while his sixth wicket. Asghar (92) was partners kept on changing. scalped by spinner Taijul Shakib Al Hasan (11), Islam. He was caught behind Mushfiqur Rahim (0), and the stumps by Mushfiqur Mahmudullah (7) failed to Rahim. Rashid Khan joined leave their mark on the Zazai in the middle and built scoreboard and were sent a brief stand of 21 runs for back to pavilion cheaply. the seventh wicket.

NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (UNI) Member Unit Portal would also enable Member Units to submit the

In another ini t iat ive towards necessary documenta t ion for utilizing and implementing a real- Membership compliance, conduct of time registration system, Hockey State level events, audit reports etc, India on Friday launched a new and online on the portal. Only the players custom-built application “Hockey who are registered under Hockey India India Member Units Portal”. Member Unit Portal would be allowed The Online Portal would enable to compete in any of the future Hockey Hockey India registered Member India National Championships, Hockey Units to shift from the existing India release said. Once the manual system to digitalized system documentation is completed which for registration of players & would be verified and approved by the officials, online application for competent authority, Member Units Temporary and Permanent Player will have the option of registering their transfers, submission of documents teams for the future Hockey India for future National Championships National Championships only from the Following the guidelines of Ministry i n c l u d i n g Te a m E n t r y f o r m , pool of approved players of their o f Youth Affa i r s and Spor t s , submission of participation fee etc. Member Unit.Government of India; Hockey India

I treat every Test as my last, says Hanuma VihariAGENCY called Vihari the find of the West NEW DELHI, SEP 6 Indies tour.

"You can't ask for anything Cricketers often talk about how a more if the change room has faith sense of security helps their in your abilities. That is certainly performance but not Hanuma the best compliment I could have Vihari, who believes in treating got and coming from the skipper every Test match as "his last" himself, it can't get better," said because it helps him be on guard Vihari, who now has 456 runs in against complacency. six Tests, including a hundred

The 25-year-old Andhra and three fifties. But the calm batsman emerged as the top run- demeanour and steely resolve getter with 291 runs in India's 2-0 hasn't come in a day or two but series win over the West Indies around seven years of toiling in and vindicated the team the domestic arena. "It has management's decision to have happened because of the years of him instead of the more stylish hard work that I put in at the

a time. For me, every Test match interview. Recently, Virat Kohli Rohit Sharma in the playing XI. domestic level. Before playing is my last. It helps me get into a complimented Vihari for his "Obviously I am very happy for India, I had played nearly 60 mindset that I have nothing to temperament, which the that I have done well but I went first-class games. "I have faced lose and play accordingly," skipper feels infuses a sense of into this tour with a clean slate. I pressure situations at the first-Vihari told news agency in an calm in the dressing room. He decided to take one Test match at class level.

Hockey India launches online registration portal for registered member units

Being disconnected with Saurabh is secret of our pair's success: Manu NEW DELHI ,SEP 6 individual performances. "We don't talk much. We are both on our

own. We just focus on our individual performance. He doesn't Communication is key aspect in a team sport but Manu Bhaker give much thought on my performance and neither do I think believes that remaining "disconnected" with partner Saurabh about his. I think that makes us fearless and we shoot for ourselves Chaudhary has been the key to their golden run in four successive and perhaps because of that, we are doing well," Manu explained.World Cups. The teenagers will be gunning for a podium finish at Manu will be among the 14 Indian shooters, who will represent the 2020 Tokyo Olympics having already booked a quota place the country at the year-ending World Cup Finals, scheduled to for the country. "We are not very connected. We are two very be held in Putian, China between November 17 and 23.different things (individuals)," the 17-year-old Manu told a news "I thought I will not be selected for World Cup final as I didn't agency when asked about her recipe of success having won her win any individual medals this year. I won all the mixed team fourth mixed World Cup gold in Rio de Janeiro, last week. At 17, gold with Saurabh. So it was unexpected but now that I have one is free from fear of failure which is a common thread binding been selected, I am so happy and excited to go for the World the teenage duo as they simply like to concentrate on their Finals. I will work hard to do well," she said.