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299 ,2707 Fa x No : 011 - 26815222 Email rkb@w insomeindia In
Website :winsome india . in CI N : L15511RJ1992PLC014556
Date: 06/0212021
Floor-25 P.1. Tower, Dalal Street Mumbai-40000 I
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SUB: Submission of copies of Newspaper Advertisement regarding the Notice of 06 t /o Board Meeting
to be held on 13 th
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Parts of UP get light rain
Lucknow Parts of Uttar Pradesh wit nessed light rain and thun derstorm in the last 24 houn;, the Meteorological department said on Friday.
According to the Met of fice, Iglas in Aligarh district received 3 em rainfall fol lowed by Naillr in Saha ranpur district (2 em) and Barabanki, Rampur Mani haran, Behat, Lucknow and Meerut (I em each), it said.
Day temperatures fell in Moradabad arxl Meerut di visions, it said.
Night temperatures rose in Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Prayagraj, and Kanpur and fell in Moradabad andAgra divisions, it added.
No major change wasob served in the remaining di visions of the state, it said.
Jhansi was the hottest place in the state as the maximum temperature there settled at 30.6 degree Celsius.
The lowest minimum temperature in theslnte \\'115
6.8 degloc Celsius reconled at Nazibabad (Ghaziab..1.d) observatory.
1be Met department has forreast dense fog at isolat ed places over the state on Saturday.
Family attempt self-immolation
outs ide UP assembly
Lucknow Five members of a family from Hardoi on Friday tried to immolate themselves in front of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly alleging inaction by police on theirromplaint about a land ~,'rab attempt.
Hmve''er, they were pre vented from doing so by policemen who spotted one of the fdIl1ily rrembers pour ing kerosene on himself.
"Five of a family from Dhannu Pun\'"d reached in front of the assembly and Ink Bha\\'"dn and t:rierl to im molate themselves. When policemen saw one of them pouring kerosene over him self, they were caught," Deputy Commissioner of Police, Samen Barma said.
Rajaram, Umesh Yadav, Veeru Yadav, Usha Deviand Maya were detained and taken to Hazratganj Police Station.
During interrogation, Ra jaram alleged that some people were trying to grab their house and despite lodging a complaint, the Hanloi Police had not taken action.
Newly-elected UP MLCs
administered oath Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council acting chairman Kunwar Manvendra Singh administered the oath to the newly-elected nine members of the House on Friday.
Those who took the oath include BJP mem bers Arvind Kumar Shar ma, Ashwani Tyagi, Govind Narayan, Dinesh Sharma, Dharmveer Singh, Lakshman Prasad, Swatantra Dev Singh, Salil Vishnoi and Surendra Chaudhari, according to a statement.
While Swatantra Dev Singh is the state unit president of the BJP, Di nesh Sharnm is the deputy chief minister and Arvind Kumar Sharma a former lAS officer.
Among those present on the occasion were Deputy Chief Minister Ke shav Prasad Maurya, the statement by the principal secretary of the Legislative Council said.
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Jaipur roops from the In dian and the US armies will carry out war-fighting
drills in a combined opera tional environment and ex change expertise on con ventional, unconventional and hybrid threats at a two week exercise in Rajasthan beginning Monday.
The 'Yudh Abhyas' exer cise is taking place at a time both the countries have re newed their resolve to fur ther eJ..-pand strategic and defence cooperation to ef fectively deal with common challenges including Chi na's aggressive military pos turing in the Indo-Pacific regIOn.
The US Embassy said around 250 soldiers from each side will participate in the exercise from Febru ary 8-2l at Mahajan field firing range in Rajasthan.
"This annual training ex-
ercise enhances combined interoperability capabilities through training and cul tural exchange, which foster enduring partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region though common defence obja:tives," it said in a state ment.
The embassy said a field training exercise will in volve company-strength el ements from each nation
exercising combined, fun damental \\'"dr-fighting skills to enhance combined oper ational capacity.
The drill comes nearly two-and-a-half months af ter India carried out the Malabar naval exercise with the US, Japan and Aus tralia, which are the mem ber nations of the Quad or Quadrilateral coalition.
The US embassy said the
'Yudh Ahhyas' exercise pro vides excellent opportuni ties for professional and cultural exchanges that strengthen partnership be tween the two armies through shared learning and training. "Training commences with expert ac ademic exchanges and pro fessional development workshops that focus on training at the corps-level and below; combat against conventional, unconven tional and hybrid threats; humanitarian assistance and disaster relief," it said.
It said a 'command post exercise' will focus on UN peacekeeping operation tasks in a combined military setting. The Indo-US de fence ties have been on an upswing in the last few years. In June 2ol6, the US had designated India a "Major Defence Partner".
The two countries have also inked key defence and
security pacts over the past few years, iocluding the L0- gistics E.xchange Memo randum of Agreement (LEMOA) in 2016 that al lows their militaries use each other's bases for repair and replenishment of sup plies as well as provides for deeper cooperation.
The two sides have also signed COMCASA (Com munications Compatibility and Security Agreement) in 2018 that provides for in teroperability between the two militaries and provides for sale of high end tech nology from the US to India.
In October last ~ar, India and the US sealed the BECA (Basic Exchange and Co operation Agreement) agreement to further boost bilateral defence ties. The pact provides for sharing of high-end military tech nology, logistics and geospatial maps between the two countries.
Haryana Police steps up security ahead of "chakka
jam" on Saturday
Chandigarh Haryana police have stepped up security meas ures in view of the protest ing farmer unions" call for a coonl:ry\vide "chakkajam" on Saturday, an official said.
Senior police officers have been asked to person ally supervise security and traffic arrangements at vi tal junctions and roads while district police chiefs have been directed to en sure deployment of ade quate personnel, accord ing to an official conillluni cation issued to them.
thorities, and other issues. Meanwhile, Haryana
Home and Health Minister Anil Vij has appealed to the peasant leaders to call off the chakka jam.
Replying to a question on the issue in Gurugram on Thursday, Vij said , "Biggest problems in the world and even interna tional issues are solved through dialogue".
Vij said the government is always ready for talks and the protesting farmers must come fonvard.
Congress shielding Mukhtar Ansari, says UP minister
Over 6 lakh health, frontline workers administered COVID-19 vaccines in UP
"In view of the January 26 incidents in Delhi, some anti-social elements and aggressive youth creating law and order problems, cannot be ruled out," as per the communication dat ed February 4.
"The government is al ways ready for talks and the prime minister has said the d{X)rs for talks are open. So, they should come fonvani ," he said.
Lucknow Uttar Pradesh minister Sid harth Nath Singh on Friday alleged that the Congress was shielding gangster turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari and party leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyan ka Gandhi Vadra have &ym pathy for him.
"UP government has a policy of zero-tolerance to wards corruption and crim inals, which has unsettled the parties used to support gangsters" Singh, who is the minister of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) as well as the spokesperson for the gov ernment, said.
He said it \\'"dS ~shameful"
to see how Congress is shielding gangsters who are a threat to society.
"The dual character of the Congress party for sup porting dreaded gangsters like Ansari for its own po litical gains and turns a blind eye towards the suf feringsof the common pe0- ple needs to be e..-posed," he said.
Singh questioned the ~ in-
tentions" of Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi as the Congress-ruled Punjab government was not trans ferring Mau MLAMukhtar Ansari to Uttar Pradesh.
Ansari is an accused in the murder of one Krish nanand Rai and is current Iy lodged in Ropar jail in Punjab.
"My question to the Con gress President, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Varlm is, what is the reason for this sympathy? The entire country is aware of how many people have fallen victim to his atroci ties. How can you overlook this," Singh said in a state ment.
Aligarh The Aligarh administra
tion has banned AMU stu dent leader Arif Khan Tya gi from the district for six months terming him a threat to peace in the city, a year after he was booked under different dJaIl,'t'S dur ing the anti-CAA protests on the campus.
Aligarh Muslim Univer sity spokesman Professor Shafay Kidwai said the ex ternment order pertained to the protests on the cam pus against the Citizenship Anlendment Act which be gan on December 15, 2019.
The externment order was issued to the final-year post graduate student by the Additional District r.1ag istrate (ADM) City Rakesh Kumar Maalpani last week under the Uttar Pradesh Control of Goondas Act.
Arif received it two days back. The order stated that Arif was a threat to the peaL't! of the city and his preseoce posed a danger to its peace-loving residents.
Arif has had more than
half a dozen cases regis tered against him during the two months of anti CAA protest on thecampus in December 2019 and Jan uary 2020.
After he was served the order, Arif told media per sons that all the cases against him pertained to protests on the campus.
He said all citizens whether farmers , trade union members or students have a right to peaceful protest.
"The externment order was yet another attempt to muzzle freedom of expres sion," he said, adding he would move court against
Kullu police seized Rs 39 cr, 6 kg heroin: African national nabbed
Kullu[rSN The Kullu police have done surgical strike on Drug mafia in Kullu district yes terday and seized 6 kg hero in valued at Rs 3D crore from an African. The ac cused was living in Delhi without valid visa and he was involved in illicit trade of synthetic drugs in Kullu district and other parts state since long.
According to official sources, few days ago, the Kullu police had arrested two local youths for the possession of heroin in Kul lu, who later gave details about the main accused. The police made a proper strategy to nab the main kingpin of this illicit trade and arrested the 38 years old Mrican national from national capital Delhi.
It was first time in state that Himachal Police have seized such a big haul of heroin worth in in crore. The Kullu district is infa mous for Charas drug trade but past few years, thetrade of synthetic drugs like hero in is getting momentum day by day.
According to SP Kullu Gaurav Singh, since July Since July 2Dl9, Kullu po lice have arre;ted 23 foreign nationals for drug traffick ing, out of whom 17 are African nationals.
"Their finances will also be investigated and we will attach their ill-gotten as-
sets with the help of central agencies," he said.
"In 2020, a total of 1,538 NDPS cases were regis tered, 351.018 kg of charas and 6.751 kg of heroin seized. Altogether, 2,044 Indians and 14 foreigners were arrested in these cas es" he added.
SP Kullu further stated that wpolice are taking close vigil over drug offenders and action will be taken ac cordingly. He also urged the people of district to in form police secretly, when ever they will notice some one engaged in illicit trade of drugs in their neigbour ing areas. It would playa crucial role to nab the drug offenders in the district. The name of informer would be kept secret by the police authority."
the order. MIU spokesperson Kid
wai said the student had been nanled by the police for the violent incidents which took place on the nightofDen~mber 15, 2019.
He said that the univer sity had not separately filed any complaint against the student.
Violent protests had bro ken out against the eM on the campus on Decem ber 15 in which over 70 people, including students, MIU security staff and po lice personnel were injured.
The university had to an nounce an e.\.1ended winter break following the clashes.
~ It is assessed that as part of the protest pro gramme on February 6, protesting farmers/unions may attempt road block ades of important national highways, state highways and interior roads," it said, asking the police to ensure necessary security arrnnge ments are in place.
The police commission ers and district police chiefs have also been asked to make all out efforts to liaise ,vith local leaders of farmer organisations to ensure peaceful conduct of their proposed programme, it said.
Farmer unions had on Monday announced that they would hold a coun I:ry\videchakkajam on Feb rual)' 6 and block national and state highways for three hours to protest against the internet ban in areas near their agitation site>, harassment allegedly meted out to them by au-
He also said that in a democracy everyone has the righ t to protest and hold dharnas, "but while exercising that right, one should also keep in mind that they should not violate the rights of others and common people should not be inconvenienced".
"So, it is my appeal to farmers leaders that they should call off their chakka jam programme," said Vij.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting since late November at Delhi"s borders with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, demanding a rollback of the three agri laws.
The protesting farmers have expressed apprehen sion that these laws would pave the way for the dis mantling of the minimum support price (MSP) sys tem, leaving them at the "mercy" of big corporations.
However, the govern ment has maintained that the new laws ,viII bring bet teropportunities to fann ers and help introduce new trehnologies in agriculture.
Himachal govt to hold assembly
budget session from Feb 26 to Mar 20 Shimla
The Himachal Pradesh gov ernment will hold the budg et session of the state as senlbly from Februal)' 26 to March 20, an official spoke--person said on Friday.
The decision to hold the budget s~ion has been 1ak en in astate cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur here on Fri day, he said.
The budget session will have 17 SittIngS, the spoke~;person added
The cabinet also decided that if any teacher, employ ee or student is found COVID-19 positive in any educational institution, it would beclosedfor48 hours and would be reopened after sanitisation as per protocol, he added.
It was also decided that students of classes 6 and 7 would also attend their re-
students of classes 1 and 4 would attend online classes from their homes.
The cabinet decided to suspend serving cooked meals in schools under the Midday Meal Scheme till March 31.
During this period, dry rdtion will be provided to students and the cooking L'OSt \viD re transferred in the
spective schools from Feb- accounts of the beneficial)', rual)' 15. guaniians, he added.
Oasses5 and classes 8 to r''-----'-------- 12 in schools in the plainsof Himachal Pradesh already commenced from February 1, while those in hilly areas will commence from Feb rual)' 15.
The cabinet also decided that all government educa tional institutions in the Sarkaghat sub-division Mandi district would be opened from Februal)' 8.
It was also decided that
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Major farmers' meet in Shamli as clamour against farm laws grows in west UP
Agartala The Tripura government
will soon operationalise eight cancer screening cen tres across the state for early detection of the dis ease an official said on Fri-, day.
Six such units will be set
up at medical facilities in Agartala , Dharmanagar, Dhalai , Udaipur, Ku marghat and Jolaibari, and location for two more cen tres has not been finalised as of now, he said.
An expert team has been formed to oversee opera-
tions of these proposed fa cilities.
Another team of health professionals was consti tuted to conduct a house hold survey across all the eight districts of the state to collect data of high-risk persons, he said.
Noida Thousands of farmers turned up for a meeting in Shamli district in western Uttar Pradesh on Friday amid a growing clamour against the Centre's agri marketing laws in the re-
. glOn.
People from Shamli and nearby districts started
reaching ShamJi's Bhain swal village on tractors, two- and four-wheelers and on foot for a 'kisan panchayat' being held there by the Rashtriya Luk Dal (RLD).
The people gathered there despite the Shamli administration denying permission for the meeting
and imposing prohibitory orders under section 144 of the CrPC. This is the fourth major farmers' meeting in western Uttar Pradesh after M uzaffar nagar, Mathura and Bagh pat, besides some in Haryana, to support the ongoing stir against the farm laws.
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Date: 06/0212021
Floor-25 P.1. Tower, Dalal Street Mumbai-40000 I
Script Code: 526471
SUB: Submission of copies of Newspaper Advertisement regarding the Notice of 06 t /o Board Meeting
to be held on 13 th
February, 2021 for Approval of Un-Audited Financial Result for the qual.ter ended on 31" December, 2020.
UEF: Uegulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligation & Disclosure Requirements) Uegulation, 2015
Dear Sir/Madam,
With respect to the captioned subject, please find enclosed herewith the copies of Newspaper Advertisement publi shed in Engli sh daily (Top Story) and regional Newspaper (Naya India) regarding the
Notice of 06 th
Board Meeting to be held on Friday, 13 th February, 2021, for the Approval of Un-Audited Financia l Result for the quarter ended on 3 1" December, 2020.
We request you to kindly take this intimation on record and oblige.
Thanking You,
'~- \\1 UAjEJS]) K ~N@~PD!Ar;' (CHAffiMAN CU M AGING'iWUEC'fOU) t
DIN: 00178250 ADD: S-521, GnEA: !LASH, PAUT-I NEW DELHI-I 10048
Encl.: As above
NEWS IN BRIEF
Parts of UP get light rain
Lucknow Parts of Uttar Pradesh wit nessed light rain and thun derstorm in the last 24 houn;, the Meteorological department said on Friday.
According to the Met of fice, Iglas in Aligarh district received 3 em rainfall fol lowed by Naillr in Saha ranpur district (2 em) and Barabanki, Rampur Mani haran, Behat, Lucknow and Meerut (I em each), it said.
Day temperatures fell in Moradabad arxl Meerut di visions, it said.
Night temperatures rose in Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Prayagraj, and Kanpur and fell in Moradabad andAgra divisions, it added.
No major change wasob served in the remaining di visions of the state, it said.
Jhansi was the hottest place in the state as the maximum temperature there settled at 30.6 degree Celsius.
The lowest minimum temperature in theslnte \\'115
6.8 degloc Celsius reconled at Nazibabad (Ghaziab..1.d) observatory.
1be Met department has forreast dense fog at isolat ed places over the state on Saturday.
Family attempt self-immolation
outs ide UP assembly
Lucknow Five members of a family from Hardoi on Friday tried to immolate themselves in front of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly alleging inaction by police on theirromplaint about a land ~,'rab attempt.
Hmve''er, they were pre vented from doing so by policemen who spotted one of the fdIl1ily rrembers pour ing kerosene on himself.
"Five of a family from Dhannu Pun\'"d reached in front of the assembly and Ink Bha\\'"dn and t:rierl to im molate themselves. When policemen saw one of them pouring kerosene over him self, they were caught," Deputy Commissioner of Police, Samen Barma said.
Rajaram, Umesh Yadav, Veeru Yadav, Usha Deviand Maya were detained and taken to Hazratganj Police Station.
During interrogation, Ra jaram alleged that some people were trying to grab their house and despite lodging a complaint, the Hanloi Police had not taken action.
Newly-elected UP MLCs
administered oath Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council acting chairman Kunwar Manvendra Singh administered the oath to the newly-elected nine members of the House on Friday.
Those who took the oath include BJP mem bers Arvind Kumar Shar ma, Ashwani Tyagi, Govind Narayan, Dinesh Sharma, Dharmveer Singh, Lakshman Prasad, Swatantra Dev Singh, Salil Vishnoi and Surendra Chaudhari, according to a statement.
While Swatantra Dev Singh is the state unit president of the BJP, Di nesh Sharnm is the deputy chief minister and Arvind Kumar Sharma a former lAS officer.
Among those present on the occasion were Deputy Chief Minister Ke shav Prasad Maurya, the statement by the principal secretary of the Legislative Council said.
• In
Jaipur roops from the In dian and the US armies will carry out war-fighting
drills in a combined opera tional environment and ex change expertise on con ventional, unconventional and hybrid threats at a two week exercise in Rajasthan beginning Monday.
The 'Yudh Abhyas' exer cise is taking place at a time both the countries have re newed their resolve to fur ther eJ..-pand strategic and defence cooperation to ef fectively deal with common challenges including Chi na's aggressive military pos turing in the Indo-Pacific regIOn.
The US Embassy said around 250 soldiers from each side will participate in the exercise from Febru ary 8-2l at Mahajan field firing range in Rajasthan.
"This annual training ex-
ercise enhances combined interoperability capabilities through training and cul tural exchange, which foster enduring partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region though common defence obja:tives," it said in a state ment.
The embassy said a field training exercise will in volve company-strength el ements from each nation
exercising combined, fun damental \\'"dr-fighting skills to enhance combined oper ational capacity.
The drill comes nearly two-and-a-half months af ter India carried out the Malabar naval exercise with the US, Japan and Aus tralia, which are the mem ber nations of the Quad or Quadrilateral coalition.
The US embassy said the
'Yudh Ahhyas' exercise pro vides excellent opportuni ties for professional and cultural exchanges that strengthen partnership be tween the two armies through shared learning and training. "Training commences with expert ac ademic exchanges and pro fessional development workshops that focus on training at the corps-level and below; combat against conventional, unconven tional and hybrid threats; humanitarian assistance and disaster relief," it said.
It said a 'command post exercise' will focus on UN peacekeeping operation tasks in a combined military setting. The Indo-US de fence ties have been on an upswing in the last few years. In June 2ol6, the US had designated India a "Major Defence Partner".
The two countries have also inked key defence and
security pacts over the past few years, iocluding the L0- gistics E.xchange Memo randum of Agreement (LEMOA) in 2016 that al lows their militaries use each other's bases for repair and replenishment of sup plies as well as provides for deeper cooperation.
The two sides have also signed COMCASA (Com munications Compatibility and Security Agreement) in 2018 that provides for in teroperability between the two militaries and provides for sale of high end tech nology from the US to India.
In October last ~ar, India and the US sealed the BECA (Basic Exchange and Co operation Agreement) agreement to further boost bilateral defence ties. The pact provides for sharing of high-end military tech nology, logistics and geospatial maps between the two countries.
Haryana Police steps up security ahead of "chakka
jam" on Saturday
Chandigarh Haryana police have stepped up security meas ures in view of the protest ing farmer unions" call for a coonl:ry\vide "chakkajam" on Saturday, an official said.
Senior police officers have been asked to person ally supervise security and traffic arrangements at vi tal junctions and roads while district police chiefs have been directed to en sure deployment of ade quate personnel, accord ing to an official conillluni cation issued to them.
thorities, and other issues. Meanwhile, Haryana
Home and Health Minister Anil Vij has appealed to the peasant leaders to call off the chakka jam.
Replying to a question on the issue in Gurugram on Thursday, Vij said , "Biggest problems in the world and even interna tional issues are solved through dialogue".
Vij said the government is always ready for talks and the protesting farmers must come fonvard.
Congress shielding Mukhtar Ansari, says UP minister
Over 6 lakh health, frontline workers administered COVID-19 vaccines in UP
"In view of the January 26 incidents in Delhi, some anti-social elements and aggressive youth creating law and order problems, cannot be ruled out," as per the communication dat ed February 4.
"The government is al ways ready for talks and the prime minister has said the d{X)rs for talks are open. So, they should come fonvani ," he said.
Lucknow Uttar Pradesh minister Sid harth Nath Singh on Friday alleged that the Congress was shielding gangster turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari and party leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyan ka Gandhi Vadra have &ym pathy for him.
"UP government has a policy of zero-tolerance to wards corruption and crim inals, which has unsettled the parties used to support gangsters" Singh, who is the minister of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) as well as the spokesperson for the gov ernment, said.
He said it \\'"dS ~shameful"
to see how Congress is shielding gangsters who are a threat to society.
"The dual character of the Congress party for sup porting dreaded gangsters like Ansari for its own po litical gains and turns a blind eye towards the suf feringsof the common pe0- ple needs to be e..-posed," he said.
Singh questioned the ~ in-
tentions" of Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi as the Congress-ruled Punjab government was not trans ferring Mau MLAMukhtar Ansari to Uttar Pradesh.
Ansari is an accused in the murder of one Krish nanand Rai and is current Iy lodged in Ropar jail in Punjab.
"My question to the Con gress President, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Varlm is, what is the reason for this sympathy? The entire country is aware of how many people have fallen victim to his atroci ties. How can you overlook this," Singh said in a state ment.
Aligarh The Aligarh administra
tion has banned AMU stu dent leader Arif Khan Tya gi from the district for six months terming him a threat to peace in the city, a year after he was booked under different dJaIl,'t'S dur ing the anti-CAA protests on the campus.
Aligarh Muslim Univer sity spokesman Professor Shafay Kidwai said the ex ternment order pertained to the protests on the cam pus against the Citizenship Anlendment Act which be gan on December 15, 2019.
The externment order was issued to the final-year post graduate student by the Additional District r.1ag istrate (ADM) City Rakesh Kumar Maalpani last week under the Uttar Pradesh Control of Goondas Act.
Arif received it two days back. The order stated that Arif was a threat to the peaL't! of the city and his preseoce posed a danger to its peace-loving residents.
Arif has had more than
half a dozen cases regis tered against him during the two months of anti CAA protest on thecampus in December 2019 and Jan uary 2020.
After he was served the order, Arif told media per sons that all the cases against him pertained to protests on the campus.
He said all citizens whether farmers , trade union members or students have a right to peaceful protest.
"The externment order was yet another attempt to muzzle freedom of expres sion," he said, adding he would move court against
Kullu police seized Rs 39 cr, 6 kg heroin: African national nabbed
Kullu[rSN The Kullu police have done surgical strike on Drug mafia in Kullu district yes terday and seized 6 kg hero in valued at Rs 3D crore from an African. The ac cused was living in Delhi without valid visa and he was involved in illicit trade of synthetic drugs in Kullu district and other parts state since long.
According to official sources, few days ago, the Kullu police had arrested two local youths for the possession of heroin in Kul lu, who later gave details about the main accused. The police made a proper strategy to nab the main kingpin of this illicit trade and arrested the 38 years old Mrican national from national capital Delhi.
It was first time in state that Himachal Police have seized such a big haul of heroin worth in in crore. The Kullu district is infa mous for Charas drug trade but past few years, thetrade of synthetic drugs like hero in is getting momentum day by day.
According to SP Kullu Gaurav Singh, since July Since July 2Dl9, Kullu po lice have arre;ted 23 foreign nationals for drug traffick ing, out of whom 17 are African nationals.
"Their finances will also be investigated and we will attach their ill-gotten as-
sets with the help of central agencies," he said.
"In 2020, a total of 1,538 NDPS cases were regis tered, 351.018 kg of charas and 6.751 kg of heroin seized. Altogether, 2,044 Indians and 14 foreigners were arrested in these cas es" he added.
SP Kullu further stated that wpolice are taking close vigil over drug offenders and action will be taken ac cordingly. He also urged the people of district to in form police secretly, when ever they will notice some one engaged in illicit trade of drugs in their neigbour ing areas. It would playa crucial role to nab the drug offenders in the district. The name of informer would be kept secret by the police authority."
the order. MIU spokesperson Kid
wai said the student had been nanled by the police for the violent incidents which took place on the nightofDen~mber 15, 2019.
He said that the univer sity had not separately filed any complaint against the student.
Violent protests had bro ken out against the eM on the campus on Decem ber 15 in which over 70 people, including students, MIU security staff and po lice personnel were injured.
The university had to an nounce an e.\.1ended winter break following the clashes.
~ It is assessed that as part of the protest pro gramme on February 6, protesting farmers/unions may attempt road block ades of important national highways, state highways and interior roads," it said, asking the police to ensure necessary security arrnnge ments are in place.
The police commission ers and district police chiefs have also been asked to make all out efforts to liaise ,vith local leaders of farmer organisations to ensure peaceful conduct of their proposed programme, it said.
Farmer unions had on Monday announced that they would hold a coun I:ry\videchakkajam on Feb rual)' 6 and block national and state highways for three hours to protest against the internet ban in areas near their agitation site>, harassment allegedly meted out to them by au-
He also said that in a democracy everyone has the righ t to protest and hold dharnas, "but while exercising that right, one should also keep in mind that they should not violate the rights of others and common people should not be inconvenienced".
"So, it is my appeal to farmers leaders that they should call off their chakka jam programme," said Vij.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting since late November at Delhi"s borders with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, demanding a rollback of the three agri laws.
The protesting farmers have expressed apprehen sion that these laws would pave the way for the dis mantling of the minimum support price (MSP) sys tem, leaving them at the "mercy" of big corporations.
However, the govern ment has maintained that the new laws ,viII bring bet teropportunities to fann ers and help introduce new trehnologies in agriculture.
Himachal govt to hold assembly
budget session from Feb 26 to Mar 20 Shimla
The Himachal Pradesh gov ernment will hold the budg et session of the state as senlbly from Februal)' 26 to March 20, an official spoke--person said on Friday.
The decision to hold the budget s~ion has been 1ak en in astate cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur here on Fri day, he said.
The budget session will have 17 SittIngS, the spoke~;person added
The cabinet also decided that if any teacher, employ ee or student is found COVID-19 positive in any educational institution, it would beclosedfor48 hours and would be reopened after sanitisation as per protocol, he added.
It was also decided that students of classes 6 and 7 would also attend their re-
students of classes 1 and 4 would attend online classes from their homes.
The cabinet decided to suspend serving cooked meals in schools under the Midday Meal Scheme till March 31.
During this period, dry rdtion will be provided to students and the cooking L'OSt \viD re transferred in the
spective schools from Feb- accounts of the beneficial)', rual)' 15. guaniians, he added.
Oasses5 and classes 8 to r''-----'-------- 12 in schools in the plainsof Himachal Pradesh already commenced from February 1, while those in hilly areas will commence from Feb rual)' 15.
The cabinet also decided that all government educa tional institutions in the Sarkaghat sub-division Mandi district would be opened from Februal)' 8.
It was also decided that
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Major farmers' meet in Shamli as clamour against farm laws grows in west UP
Agartala The Tripura government
will soon operationalise eight cancer screening cen tres across the state for early detection of the dis ease an official said on Fri-, day.
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up at medical facilities in Agartala , Dharmanagar, Dhalai , Udaipur, Ku marghat and Jolaibari, and location for two more cen tres has not been finalised as of now, he said.
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Another team of health professionals was consti tuted to conduct a house hold survey across all the eight districts of the state to collect data of high-risk persons, he said.
Noida Thousands of farmers turned up for a meeting in Shamli district in western Uttar Pradesh on Friday amid a growing clamour against the Centre's agri marketing laws in the re-
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People from Shamli and nearby districts started
reaching ShamJi's Bhain swal village on tractors, two- and four-wheelers and on foot for a 'kisan panchayat' being held there by the Rashtriya Luk Dal (RLD).
The people gathered there despite the Shamli administration denying permission for the meeting
and imposing prohibitory orders under section 144 of the CrPC. This is the fourth major farmers' meeting in western Uttar Pradesh after M uzaffar nagar, Mathura and Bagh pat, besides some in Haryana, to support the ongoing stir against the farm laws.
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