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All the world's a stage, and all themen and women merely players:

they have their exits and theirentrances; and one man in histime plays many parts, his acts

being seven ages.

William Shakespeare

8 people killedin landslide in

U’khand

DEHRADUN: At least eight peo-ple were killed when huge rocksfell on a car and two motorcyclesfollowing a landslide nearChandikadhar area ofRudraprayag district on Saturdaylate evening. Confirming the inci-dent, Mangesh Ghildiyal, districtmagistrate of Rudraprayag, told,“Eight persons have died aftertheir vehicles were hit by a land-slide. All three vehicles plungedinto an almost 500 meter deepgorge after being hit by boulders.We have recovered three bodiesand efforts are on to recover restof the five bodies as well.” Uponreceiving information, a team ofState Disaster Response Force(SDRF) and local police reachedthe spot. However, the search andrescue operation was stopped onSaturday night .

Message given for 100 percent polling through Rangoli

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Rohit Sharma smashesmaiden double ton in style

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Blood donation camp held forchildren suffering thalassemia

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AGENCYJAMMU, OCTOBER 20

Two Indian soldiers and a civilian as well assix Pakistan Army men were killed as troopsof Indian and Pakistan exchanged fire inKupwara district’s Tanghar sector in Kash-mir on Sunday morning, official sourcessaid.

The Indian Army fired back at Pakistanitroops after the latter’s unprovoked firing tohelp a group of militants infiltrate into Jam-mu and Kashmir from the Pakistani side, thesources said, adding that three civilians onthe Indian side were wounded in Pakistan’sfiring, the sources said.

The Indian Army resorted to heavy ar-tillery fire, also targeting several terroristcamps along the LoC in PoK, sources said.

“Unprovoked ceasefire violation by Pak-istan in Tangdhar Sector. Own troops retali-ated strongly causing heavy damage and ca-sualties to the enemy. Two own soldiers mar-tyred . Pakistan also targeted civilian areaskilling one and injuring three civilians. Indi-an Army salutes their supreme sacrifice, ” theArmy in a statement said.

In a major retaliation to Pakistan's un-provoked firing, the Indian Army on Sundaylaunched heavy artillery attacks targeting atleast four terror camps and several Pakistanimilitary positions opposite the Tangadharsector along the Line of Control in Jammuand Kashmir, killing five Pakistani soldiers,

government sources here said.An Indian Army official said Pakistani

army initiated unprovoked ceasefire viola-tions to assist infiltration by terrorists into In-dian territory in Tangadhar sector lastevening.

"As a result calibrated escalation of areaweapons was undertaken by the Indian sidein which terrorist launch pads and severalPakistan army posts giving incidental pro-tection to these launch pads and certain gunpositions were hit," the official said.

He said Indian Army retains the right torespond at a time and place of its choosing in

case Pakistan army continues to assist terror-ist activities from across Indian borders.

The sources said the pounding of Pak-istani positions and terror camps cannot inany way be compared to surgical strikes car-ried out by the Indian Army in September2016 on terror launch pads across the Line ofControl.

Meanwhile, Pakistan army said on Sun-day that at least nine Indian soldiers werekilled and several injured in the fierce ex-change of fire across the Line of Control, but Indian Army sources rejectedits claim.

Army pounds terror camps,Pakistan posts along LoC

6 Pak soldiers killed in retaliatory firing

RAJENDRA KHATRYCHANDIGARH, OCTOBER 20

Haryana will go to polls tomorrow. Af-ter a month-long hectic campaigningin the field, political leaders of all par-ties did a door-to-door canvassing inthe state today. The election is crucialfor both the Manohar Lal Khattar ledruling party-the BJP and the mainchallenger- the Congress headed byformer Chief Minister BhupinderSingh Hooda and Rajya Sabha MPKumari Selja.

However, the newly formed Jan-nanay Janta Party (JJP), a breakawaygroup of the former main oppositionparty-Indian National Lok Dal (INLD)too is trying to make an impact in theelection along with other smaller par-ties. The INLD is fighting for its exis-tence, but most of its leaders desertedthe party earlier to join BJP. The BJPhas set a target of 75 plus seats and hasalso coined a slogan-`Abki baar 75paar’. BJP leaders have been confident-ly saying they will win the Vidhan sab-ha polls with a huge majority. BJP hasbeen depending on the non-Jat votes.The party had won all the 10 Lok Sab-

ha seats in Haryana in the crucial elec-tions held earlier this year. The Con-gress made changes in the party struc-ture very late, just a month before theelections in Haryana. Many feel if theparty had made these changes in theparty leadership, the party would havebeen in a stronger position. Over 89lakh young voters will play key role inthe Haryana Vidhan Sabha elections.All these voters are below 40 years ofage According to the Election Commis-sion data, there are 89,42,668 voterswho fall in this category.

All set for Hry polls today

Pakistan to open KartarpurCorridor on Nov 9: Imran

LAHORE: Pakistan will open the much-awaited Kar-tarpur Corridor on November 9, Prime Minister ImranKhan announced on Sunday. The proposed corridorwill connect Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur with DeraBaba Nanak shrine in Gurdaspur district of Punjab andfacilitate visa-free movement of Indian pilgrims, whowill have to just obtain a permit to visit KartarpurSahib, which was established in 1522 by Guru NanakDev. Pakistan is building the corridor from the Indianborder to the Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur,while the other part from Dera Baba Nanak in Punjab’sGurdaspur district up to the border will be constructed by India.

Over 89 lakh youngvoters will play key role

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

NATIONHere was buried Thomas Jefferson Author of the Declaration of American Independence Of the Statute of Virginia for religious

freedom & Father of the University of Virginia.

Thomas Jefferson

PANCHKULA: As many as 60 senior citizens were screened in a free ortho and medicine camp at Shri Radha Madhav Mandir, Sector 4 Panchkula on Sunday. The camp was organized by Shalby Hospital, Mohali in association with Senior Citizen Council, Panchkula. During camp a team of Shalby doctors including Dr Mohit Gupta an ortho surgeon and Dr Akash Garg from internal medicine examined people during camp. The free tests of bp, blood sugar and BMD were also offered during camp. Satpal Gambhir, unit head of Shalby said that that we are committed towards making specialized healthcare services accessible to society and through this camp, our endeavour was to address the health concerns of the people.

60 examined in ortho camp at Panchkula

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Annual Day celebrated at Vivek high School, Mohaliaudience through various cultures of India with colorfu l dances which mesmerized the audience. The content was carefully chosen from the Montessori curriculum and shaped into a p e r f e c t t h e a t r i c a l entertainment pack.

The show was directed by, Mugdha Arora, ably supported by Meenakshi Madaan, the Junior Wing Montessori Coordinator. It is

MOHALI, OCT 20 premises today . Around 250 amazing how the tiniest lot of students aged between 3- 5 s tudents cons is t ing of

The Montessori wing of through the stage show Montessor i wing have Vivek High School, Mohali highlighted issues such as e x h i b i t e d a m a z i n g presented a radio, ‘Roger saving our rivers. The little confidence on stage “stated That ‘as part of their Annual students skillfully danced Nilu Sarin, Principal, Vivek Presentation at their school and sang, leading the High School, Mohali

UP CM assures kin of slain Hindutva leader all helpAGENCY Speaking to reporters after meeting the chief UP Director General of Police O P Singh said, LUCKNOW, OCT 20 minister, the slain leader's wife Kiran said, "Yogi "According to the hotel staff, the two had identified

Adityanath has has assured every possible action in themselves as Sheikh Ashfaqul Hussain and The family members of a little-known Hindu outfit the matter. We feel satisfied after meeting him. Our Muinuddin Pathan. On the day of murder, both of chief Kamlesh Tiwari, killed two days ago here, demand is that the killers should be given capital them had left the hotel, wearing saffron kurta, and met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath punishment." Tiwari's mother Kusuma said, "I told there was a box of sweets in their hand."at his residence on Sunday and demanded capital the chief minister I want justice for my son and He added, "They came to the hotel on punishment for the killers. Tiwari's distraught strict punishment should be given to the killers. We October 17 and left on October 18 afternoon. A mother, his wife and three sons spent around 30 have been assured by the chief minister, and by saffron kurta with blood stains was found lying minutes with the chief minister. Sources said the giving the assurance, the chief minister has given on their bed. The towel, which was retrieved, UP chief minister assured all help to the family us many things." Despite prima facie sounding had also blood stains on it. A box of new during the meeting, saying the police are earnestly satisfied initially over the outcome of her talks with mobile phone was also found from the spot. probing the case and the guilty persons will not be the chief minister, Kusuma later made later said she This is a big success in the investigation. The spared. Sources also said the family demanded a was not at all satisfied. police will soon reach the killers." Singh also government job for Tiwari's son, security to the "Had I been satisfied (with the chief minister's said the police was examining the CCTV family and an arms licence for their safety and assurance), my blood would not have boiled," she footage and quizzing suspects, while exploring security. told mediapersons later when asked if she was all angles behind the crime. An SIT has already

They also demanded the naming of their satisfied after meeting the chief minister. been formed to crack the case, he said. A manager colony after Tiwari, besides installation of his The police, meanwhile, on Sunday said during of the hotel, meanwhile, told reporters that the statue and hearing of the matter in a fast-track investigation, it came to light that the suspected room in which the two suspected killers were court. killers were staying in a hotel in Naka Hindola area. staying has been sealed.

I, Mustak Mohamad S/o I, Harwinder Singh S/o I , A m a n d e e p S i n g h I Savinder Singh S/O I, Vikas Kumar S/O I, Manjeet Kaur W/o Jagdev I, Gurpartap Singh S/o I, hitherto known as Gauhra Mohamad R/o Bhagwan Singh R/o Vill: Dhadly S/o Ranjodh Gurmeet Singh Vill Bhaini Surinder Kumar R/O Singh R/o H. No. 456/39, D h o o nda Singh R/o Manpreet Punni alias Mahal Kalan (Barnala) Ghudani Kalan Teh- Singh R/o Vill: Reona , P o . M e h r a j , D i s t t H.No.1895, Professor Prem Nagar, Ward No. 6, Chogawan Tehsil Ajnala Narinder Kaur W/o changed my name to P a y a l ( L u d h i a n a ) N i w a n P o . R e o n a Bathinda Changed My C o l o n y , S i r h i n d Malerkotla Distt. Sangrur have changed my minor Manmohan Punni R/o H.No. Mushtak Mohamad. changed my name to U c h a ( F a t e h g a r h Name Jaswinder Singh. ( F a t e h g a r h S a h i b ) Have Changed My Name Daughter name from WR 45, Sonia Mohalla, Basti

63372 H a r w i n d e r S i n g h Sah ib ) changed my 63372 Changed My Minor From Manjit Kaur To Gaggandeep Kaur to Sheikh, Jalandhar-144002 I Dharaminder Singh Boparai. n a m e t o A m a n d e e p I, Binder Singh S/O D a u g h t e r ' s N a m e Manjeet Kaur.concerned Gagandeep Kaur. All (Punjab), have changed my S/O Netar Singh R/O 63372 Singh. S w a r a n S i n g h R / O Priyanka To Priyanka Note It. concerned please note. name and shall hereafter be D h a n d e ( L u d h i a n a ) I, Ranjodh Singh Dhadly 63372 1047/4, Street No.10, Mangi. 100072 72737 known as Manpreet Punni.c h a n g e d m y n a m e S/o Gurcharan Singh R/o I, Amarjit Kaur W/o B a l S i n g h N a g a r , 63372 I, Satish Kumar S/o Sh. I, Sandeep Kaur Jhand 72778Dharminder Singh. Vill: Reona Niwan Po. S u r j i t S i n g h R / o Vi s h k a r m a C o l o n y, I, Gurpreet Singh S/O Chandgi Ram R/o Main D/o Surjit Singh R/o I, Harbhal Singh S/o Mahain

63372 Reona Ucha (Fatehgarh L o h a r a ( M o g a ) , I , B a s t i J o d h e w a l Dharam Singh R/O M.K. Bazar Gharaunda, Tehsil 2883/7, Bazar Gujran Singh father of Kirandeep Sah ib ) changed m y Amar j i t Kaur Al ias L u d h i a n a C h a n g e d Road, St.No.2, Prem G h a r a u n d a , D i s t t . Wala, Bhagtan Wala Kaur (ICSE 2019 Batch UID name to Ranjodh Singh. J a s w a n t K a u r Name Varinder Singh. S t r e e t , K h a n n a Karnal(haryana) Declaire Gate, Amritsar have No. 7098149), R/o Vill.

63372 Bothnames Aremine 63372 ( L u d h i a n a ) H a v e That In School Certificate changed my name to Panawa Fathegarh Churian, Andsame Person. I Harsh S/O Naresh Changed My Name To My Son Name Is Saksham Sandeep Kaur. Batala, Distt. Gurdaspur,

63372 Kumar VPO Mukand Gurpreet Singh Benipal. And In Aadhar Card 72737 have changed my name from I Ramandeep Kaur D/O Pur Teh Banga District 63372 Document My Son Name Is I, Tarun Arora S/o Satish Harpal Singh to Harbhal Karnail Singh R/O Vpo S B S N a g a r H a v e I, Rajvinder Singh S/O Written Saksham Singla. Arora R/o HNo.230, Gali Singh.Pabbian Tehsil Jagraon Changed My Name To Dar shan S ingh R /O Saksham And Saksham No.2, Moon Avenue, 72778Distt Ludhiana Have Harsh Kumar. W . N o . 3 , A m l o h Singla Is Same Person.to Be Majitha Road, Amritsar I, Kamaljit Kaur W/o Sh. Changed My Name To 63372 (Fatehgarh Sahib) Have Noted. declare that in my 10th Sarabjit Singh Kandola R/o Ramandeep Kaur Wallu. I Satnam Singh S/O Changed My Name To 100074 class certificate my Father V.P.O. Kandola Kalan,

63372 D a l j e e t S i n g h R / O R a j v i n d e r S i n g h I Hazara Bibi Wife Of Bikar name Written Satish Tehsil Phillaur, Distt. I, Sawaranjit Kaur W/O N a r o m a j r a T e h s i l Bhangu. Mohammed R/o Village C h a n d e r . I n o t h e r Jalandhar, have changed my Sh. Gurlal Singh R/o Ahmedgarh (Sangrur) 63372 Sidhpur, P.o Ahmedpur, documents name written name to Kamaljit Kaur H.No.94, Vpo Kararwala have changed my name I, Rupinder Kaur W/O District Kapurthala , Punjab, Satish Arora. Satish Kandola.Distt. Bathinda Change Of Satnam Chahal. Rajvinder Singh Bhangu India Have Changed My chander & satish Arora 72778Name Swarnjeet Kaur. 63372 R/O W.No.3, Amloh Name From Hazara Bibi To one & the same person. I, Jodhveer Singh S/o Sh.

Hazra Bibi. All Concerned 72737 Sarabjit Singh Kandola R/o 63372 I, Swati Jain W/O Suneel (Fatehgarh Sahib) Have Please Note. I , Satpal Singh S/o V.P.O. Kandola Kalan, I Amarjit Kaur W/O Gulab Mittal, D/O Jain Kumar Changed My Name To

98706 Ujjagar Singh R/o Tehsil Phillaur, Distt. Singh ,Vpo Jethuke , Patti Jain R/O H.No.1, Kailash Rupinder Kaur Bhangu.Batth Distt Bathinda Nagar, Model Town, 63372 I Gurpreet Virk S/o Malook VPO Kaleke, Tehsi l Jalandhar, have changed my Changed My Name Ambala City (Haryana) I Tej Kaur W/O Sukhdev Singh R/o Vill. Sudhara, Baba Bakala , Dis t t . name to Jodhveer Singh Amarjeet Kaur. H a v e C h a n g e d M y S i n g h R / O K a p u r e , Tehsil Zira, Distt Ferozepur Amritsar have changed Kandola.

Has Changed Name To m y n a m e t o S a t t u 7277863372 Name To Swati Mittal. M o g a C h a n g e d H e r Gurpreet Singh Singh. I, Satish Chander S/o Ram 63372 N a m e To Te j Kaur

900015 72737 Dass R/o H.No. 1-A/Raja I, Bhinder Singh S/O Sandhu.Ujjagar Singh R/O 63372 I, Gurwinder Kaur W/o I, Ranjit Singh Sandhu G a r d e n , J a l a n d h a r VPO Padiala , Teh- I, Jagseer Singh S/o Balzinder Singh Vpo Bodhni S/o Satwinder Singh (Punjab), have changed Kharar (SAS Nagar) Sadhu Singh R/o Vpo. (kurukshetra) Changed R / o V P O M u c h h a l , m y n a m e t o S a t i s h M o h a l i H a v e Baja Khana (Faridkot) Name Gurvinder Kaur. Tehsil Baba Bakala, Chander Madan.Changed My Name changed my name to 84661 Amritsar have changed 72778T o B h u p i n d e r Jagsir Singh. I, Gurjant S/o Jageer Singh my name to Ran j i t Singh. 63372 R/o Vi l l Ra t tangarh Singh.

63372 I Jaspreet Singh S/o Amar K a k r a l i , p e h o w a , 72737Parkesh Singh R/o Kurukshetra Changed I , Ta run Arora S /o K o t h e S a i n i a n Name. Gurjant Singh. S a t i s h A r o r a R / o Kotkapura (faridkot) 84661 HNo.230, Gali No.2, Changed Name To I, Daljit Singh S/o Pirthi Moon Avenue, Majitha Jaspreet Singh Gill Singh R/o VPO Bhandal Road, Amritsar declare

that in my 10th class 100052 Bet, Distt. Kapurthala certificate my Mother I Lovepreet Kaur W/o have changed my name name Written Sangita Lovepreet Singh Kler from Daljit Singh to A r o r a . I n o t h e r Singh R/o Kotkapura Daljit singh Dhillon. d o c u m e n t s n a m e (faridkot) Changed All concenred please w r i t t e n S a n g e e t a Name To Lovepreet note.Arora. Sangita Arora & Kaur Kler 42778Sangeeta Arora one & 100052 I, Dalbeer Singh S/o the same person.I Baltej Singh S /o Isher Buta Ram VPO Pattar

72737Singh R/o Village Wara Kalan, Distt. Jalandhar I, hitherto known as D r a k a ( f a r i d k o t ) have changed my name Hardev Singh S/o Tara Changed My Name To from Dalbeer Singh to Singh R/o Vill. Billi Baltej Singh Brar Dalbeer Singh Atthi.All

concenred please note. Braich, P.O. Daulatpur, 100052D h a d h a , T e h s i l 42778I, Harjit Singh S/o Amarjit Shahkot, Pin-144701, S i n g h R / o V. p o I , G a g a n d e e p S / o D i s t t . J a l a n d h a r , Dhilwan,patti Jallu Ki Roshan Lal R/o Vill. Punjab, have changed Distt. Kapurthala Have Kalich Pur Kalota, P.O. my name and shal l Changed Of My Name H a r s a K a l o t a , Te h . hereafter be known as Harjit Singh To Singh M u k e r i a n , D i s t t . Nathi Singh.Harjit H o s h i a r p u r h a v e

72778c h a n g e d m y n a m e 98748Gagandeep to Rehan I, hitherto known as G a g a n d e e p . A l l Paramjit S/o Lal Chand concerned please note. R/o Jhander Khurd, P.O.

Jhander Kalan, Banga, 42778SBS Nagar, Punjab-I, Kamaljeet Kaur w/o 144505, have changed my Gurbrinder Sinh R/o name and shall hereafter Matta(Faridkot) have be known as Paramjit changed my name to Singh.Kanwaljeet Kaur.

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LOST & FOUNDI, Navtinder Pal Singh Bharara S/O Balwinder Singh Bharara R/O 38, Jappan Colony Jamalpur, Focal Point, Ludhiana D e c l a r e T h a t M y Certificate Of 10th Class Roll No.2257338 Issued By C.B.S.E Board Has Been Lost. Anybody Found It, Please Contect Me Above Said Address.

63372ICICI HFC Ltd bathinda behalf of I, Raj Kumar S/o Hari Chand R/o Old City Kotkapura (Far idkot ) declare that my two registry Benama Vasika No. 2704 dated 18-01-2008, Benama Vasika No. 164 Dated 24-04-2009 has been lost by me in kotkapura dated 15-10-2019. I had find them but in vain. There is no availing loan against these property and also these property not under anyone. Now I have get a loan from ICICI HFC Ltd Bathinda against this property. if anybody having o b j e c t i o n r e g a r d i n g mortgage of this property to may raise objection within 7 days, to Deepak Dass, advocate, Mobile No. 94784-35270.

63372I, Manoj Mittal S/o Ram kumar R/o Ward No. 5 Post Office Taraori Tehsil Nilokheri Distt Karnal. Sale Deed No 1440/1 Dated 8-02-2008 in the Name of Sh. Krishan Kumar S/o Vasdev. has been Lost somewhere. The information has been given in Taraori Police Station. Call 97296-52980.

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PUBLIC NOTICESI, Monu S/o Des Raj holding Indian Passport No. P 5779149 dated 22-02-2027 residence of Village Ganna Pind Tehsil Phillaur District Jalandhar (Punjab) presently residing at flat No. 31 BLD 173A Road 10 Salimabad 704 Bahrain will hencefirth be known as ( g i v e n n a m e ) M o n u surname mall objection if any my be forwarded to embassy of Indian Po Box No. 26106 BLDG 1090 Road 2819 Block 428 AI seef Bahrain.

63372I, Salochna Devi W/o Lilu Ram R/o Village Sair Distt. Kaithal Declares That My Son Ranjeet Singh Is Out Of My & My Family's Control. I Disown Him From My Moveable - Immovable Properties. I Will Not Responsible For Any Work Of Him In Future.

84451I, Manjit Kaur W/o Late Joginder Singh R/o.217/B, Railway Colony Kot Khalsa Amritsar declare that my sons Suraj @ Suraj Singh & his wife Baljit Kaur and Amandeep Singh and his wife Kanchan are out of my control. So I disinherited them from my all moveable / Immoveable properties. I and my family would not be responsible for any of their act and conducts done in future.

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3HARYANAECI takes cognizance of video going viralGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL: Former Deputy Election Commissioner Vinod Zutshi appointedas a Special Election Supervisor to conduct elections with peace and com-plete transparency, has taken cognizance of a video from Asandh assemblyconstituency which went viral. This information was given by Deputy Com-missioner and District Election Officer Vinay Pratap Singh. He said that 1982batch IAS officer Vinod Zutshi was appointed Chief Electoral Officer of Ra-jasthan and Election Supervisor at the Centre. Vinod Zutshi will now super-vise the election of Assandh assembly constituency.YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

Congress hashigh hopes fromHaryana: SeljaCHANDIGARH: The state of Haryanahas seen a number of demonstrations inthe last five years and the displeasure ofgovernment employees with the BJPgovernment is not a hidden fact fromanyone in the party or outside. Secondly,Congress has also done well in the pollcampaigning, challenging the BharatiyaJanata Party's hold on the media andcarrying party’s stand to the massesthrough various media platforms.Congress did not left any stone unturnedin passing its manifesto to the people inthe state. That is why the party has highhopes of victory in the current Assemblyelections. Haryana is going to the pollstomorrow, while the counting of votes willtake place on October 24.Veteran Congressman and former ChiefMinister, Bhupinder Singh Hooda be-lieves that the way the party has man-aged to win the trust of the voters thistime, good results are highly expectedafter the voting. The party is confidentthat whatever promises have been madekeeping in mind every aspect of the soci-ety, the results will be in favour of theparty only. Kumari Sailja, another bigCongress leader, reiterated that this timethe government of Haryana will beformed by her party only, because peo-ple of the state are not happy with theBJP government, particularly the farmersand the government employees. BJPhad promised in its manifesto that theHaryana employees would be givensame pay scale as of Punjab, but it didnot keep the promise.

Social workerscall for 100 percent voting

ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: The philanthropists and intel-lectuals of the city appealed to the peo-ple for cent percent voting in the elec-tions tomorrow. He said that if there iscent per cent voting, then the country’sdemocracy will be strong. Voting is ourfirst right. We should not waste our pre-cious vote.Talking to journalists at Tarawari AnajMandi, social worker Subhash Garg, so-cial activist Ram Singh Chaudhary,Councillor Tarjeet Pehalwan, Sabzi Man-di Aadhati Association President RakeshBansal said that voting is our first right.We all should not see caste voting. Vot-ers need to be aware of voting in assem-bly elections. To strengthen the nationand lay the good foundation of the socie-ty, we have to choose strong and goodcandidates. All the people said that tostrengthen democracy as much as pos-sible, we all must vote. He said that he isalso making people aware for 100 percent voting in Haryana elections.

Narcotic cell raidsmedical stores

RESHAM SIDHUSIRSA: The Narcotic Cell of Chandigarh,along with the Drug Officer of Sirsa, raid-ed medical stores in Rody and Badagud-dha. Medical operators were agitated af-ter the team reported the action. Theteam did not get any drugs there but oth-er irregularities were found due to whichnotices will be sent to him by the DrugOfficer.A team of Narcotic Bureau along withSirsa's Drug Officer Rajneesh Dhaniwalraided about a dozen medical stores ofRody and Badagudha. During this peri-od, no drugs were found on the med-icals, but investigation found that therecords of medicines at some medicalstores were not correct. Drug Officer Ra-jneesh Dhaniwal instructed the medicaloperators that if any banned drugs werefound under the guise of life saving med-icines, they would not be spared.

GURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, OCTOBER 20

District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner Vinay Prat-ap Singh said that in the presence of election observers, allpolling parties have been sent to the respective booths for theelection of the five assembly constituencies in Karnal district.Polling will start at 7 am and will start at 6 pm. He informed that1142 booths have been set up in the district for assembly elec-tions. On which all necessary arrangements have been complet-ed. Apart from this, for the convenience of disabled voters in thedistrict, the facility will be provided by the district administrationfrom home to polling station, wheelchair will be provided at thepolling station for the disabled, ramps have been made at allpolling stations. Out of 1142 booths in five assembly constituen-cies, 7 Sakhi booths and 6 seats to encourage disabled voters tovote. NWD booths have also been constructed.

Voting in Haryana from7 am to 6 pm today

Development of Karnal is my top priority: Trilochan SinghHARYNA BUREAUKARNAL, OCTOBER 20

In Karnal, Congress candidate BhaiTrilochan Singh, who was giving a toughfight to Chief Minister Manohar Lal, an-nounced that he has gone to the polls to getthe people of Karnal their right. His prior-ity is the all-round development of Karnal.He said that there is no personal fight withChief Minister Manohar Lal in his electionbattle. Their fight is for the right of Karnaland it will continue. He said that the peo-ple of Karnal have not got employment.The Chief Minister has done injustice tohis constituency for five years. He saidthat for forty years he has stood for thehappiness and sorrow of the people of Kar-nal.

On Saturday at 10 am in Karnal, alongwith hundreds of his supporters, he wentout on the streets of Karnal seeking votesfrom the people of Karnal. Sardar Tar-lochan Singh gathered at Karna Park andstarted a procession from Karna Park andappealed to the people. The padyatra start-ed from Bus Stand Market, reached at Tex-

tile Market, Municipal Corporation Mar-ket, Dayalpura Market, Good Mandi Mar-ket, Sarafa Bazar, Shiv Mandir, KarnaGate, Purana GT Road, Committee

Chowk, Purani Sabzi Mandi, NehruPalace. People welcomed Congress candi-date Bhai Trilochan Singh at all placeswith rain. Businessmen came out of their

shop and welcomed Bhai Trilochan Singh.Gave them their support and blessings.

Every borough gave him his blessingand support. Wherever Congress candi-dates went, people gathered in their wel-come and public support. Earlier, Congresscandidate Bhai Trilochan Singh said thathe would win the workers. Today they arefeeling the power of Congress workers. Hesaid that if the Congress is in power, thenthe elders get a pension of 5100 rupeesevery month. Till employment, every grad-uate will be given 700 rupees per monthand post-graduation one thousand rupeestill unemployment allowance. Elderly peo-ple will get free travel in Haryana Road-ways bus, poor person will get two rupeesper kg of wheat and rice every month, 300units of electricity and 300 units per monthat half the rate. The minimum wage rate oflabourers will be increased. City socialworker Jagdeep Virk, former President ofDistrict Congress Ashok Khurana, formerChief Minister of Media Coordinator JaiPal Mann, Arvind Mann, Anil Kamboj,Narendra Joga, Sukhwinder Babbu, AnilSharma, Jagir Singh Joginder Singh

Chauhan, Usha Tuli State Employees For-mer members of the selection commissionLalit Butana, Ramsharan Bhola, AshokSharma, Joginder Valmiki Usha Tuli, LadiSandhu, Rajendra Singh Bhola, Raju Khu-ra Education, Dr. Supervisor of Pal KarnalParliamentary constituency RajeshShandilya, Vimala Saroha, Rajbir Dhak-wala, Harpal Chandel, Ravi, Vinod Titoria,Prabhjot Virk, Tejendra Saini, SatendraGandhi, Maninder Singh, Pankaj Gaba,Naresh Barana, Sahib Singh Khara Bhag-want Mann, Ranveer Maan, DineshBansal, Fakir Chand Anil San Rana, VimalSachdeva, Anand Malik, Rajendra Gatt,Balkar Singh Lather, Rajendra, Rajpal, Ra-jpal Jangra, Naini Sarpanch, Deba SinghVirk, Har Bhaj Singh, Hardayal Singh,Karam Pal Singh, Vinder Mann, SohilKashmeer Singh, Sukhwinder Singh,Gurlal Rajendra Arora, Prem, Kanwal JeetSingh Ramesh Saini, Somprakash, Ma-hendra Singh Mahendra Singh Bhola Kar-tik Gandhi jayoti Chaudry, Sapna ranaParveen sharma tejpal Singh harpreetSingh happy, Rani Kamboj BikramjeetSingh inderpal Singh was present.

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, OCTOBER 20

Blood donation camp was organised on Sun-day at the Blood Bank of Kalpana Rice Gov-ernment Medical College to help children suf-fering from Thaassemia in collaboration withHDFC Bank and Karnal Chemists Associa-tion. AS many as 54 people donated blood vol-untarily in the camp. This information wasgiven by the camp convenor Kapil Kishore.

Blood donation saves people's lives. He in-formed that the next blood donation camp willbe held on November 3 from 9 am to 1 pm atSaini Dharamshala in Idri. All the blooddonors in the camp were honored with cita-tions and souvenirs. During this period, MCDhiman, Ankush Malik, Balwan, Rakesh Bha-tia, Ombir, Gaurav Gupta, Dushyant, SanjeevUppal, Himanshu, Darpan Valecha, PremWadhwa, among others were present from RedCross Society.

Blood donation campheld for children

suffering thalassemia

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, OCTOBER 20

General meeting of the EnvironmentalProtection Committee registered at Kar-nal was held at the Sector-13 AryaSamaj Mandir. In the meeting, there wasa discussion on increasing pollution inHaryana. According to the data, airquality index was checked on PM10 ofmain cities of Haryana in the past and ithas been found that the level of air qual-ity index in Ambala is 184, 322 in Kar-nal, 347 in Panipat, 294 in Yamunana-gar, in Kurukshetra. 288 and Kaithal has260. The air quality index of Panipatand Karnal city also is very poor. There-fore, these cities have been found morepolluted.

The pollution status of any city is

assessed on the basis of PM10. On thisoccasion, Chairman S.D. Arora, ChiefPatran Kanwal Bhasin, RR Atri, K.L.Narang, Dev Chaudhary, Vinod Kumar

Gupta, Sathendra Sharma, D.N. Gandhi,Ishwar Chhabra, Sunita Kumari, TruptaSharma, Babu Ram Sharma, TarsemLal, Shashi Arya, etc. were present.

Environment Protection panelconcerned over pollution

KARNAL, OCTOBER 20

A huge crowd gathered on Sundayin the Rahgiri program organised bythe Karnal Police and MunicipalCorporation in Sector-12. The Kar-nal police gave a message through agood rangoli that all people must votepeacefully on October 21. Rangolimade by Naveen Kumar and Haryanamap made by Rajesh Pichaulia con-veyed the message of maximum vot-ing to the people. He also honouredTeam Rahgiri for providing excellentservices to the city of Karnal for thelast four years. This time the centre ofattraction was a map of Haryanamade on the subject of polling. Alargenumber of people participated in therahgiri programme with their familiesand children also competed to presentthe programme in good manner. Onthis occasion, Prof. Bir Singh of Khal-sa College, Sardar Parminder PalSingh, Lovekesh, Nidhi Gupta werepresent.

Message given for 100 per cent polling through Rangoli

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL, OCTOBER 20

The ten-day training workshop of newlyappointed BRP and ABRC was conclud-ed at District Education and Training In-stitute, Shahpur. In this workshop allnewly appointed Assistant Block Re-source Coordinator (ABRC) and BlockResource Person (BRP) were given de-tailed information about their functionsand responsibilities.

The event concluding ceremony re-

leased the literary and social magazine'Des Haryana' to be published from Ku-rukshetra. Highlighting the importance ofeducation, member of the managementcommittee of Des Haryana Patrika saidthat the main objective of education is toprepare good citizens. It is only througheducation that we can envisage a cleansociety. At the end of the program, in-charge of the workshop, Anuradha Shar-ma called upon the Resource Coordina-tors to work with positive energy throughreligion and science.

Emphasis on teaching insports in workshop

Pratap Public School Taraoriexcel in Taikwondo contest

ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI, OCTOBER 20

The promising children of Pratap Public School Tarawari wonthird place in the 6th Inter School Taekwondo Championships,highlighting the name of the school as well as the area and par-ents. The 6th Inter School Taekwondo Championship was or-ganised by the Champions Academy of Taekwondo at MountLitera Ji School in which around 350 children from 23 schoolsin the district participated. Giving this information, school's di-rector Hanny Choudhary and Directory Pithi Choudhary saidthat Avanur, Ketan, Gurmeet, Divyam, Harji, Aryan, Anshuparticipated from Pratap Public School Tarawadi. He stood firstin the competition with Tejas, Gaurav, Anmil, Jasika, Priyan-shu and Gurvansh taking second place.

SANT RAJINDER SINGHJI

When faced withpainful eventscaused by others, we

have a choice. Most give in toanger, hatred and revenge,and it causes further suffer-ing. Anger and hatred addmore fuel to our mind. If weare to maintain a calm mind,we need to cultivate forgive-ness. Forgiveness involvesforgetting what the person hasdone to us so we can move onwith our life with a clear mindand heart.

When we do not forgivesomeone, thoughts of anger,bitterness, and revenge ranklein our own minds and hearts,and we are the ones who suf-fer. When we are filled withanger and hatred, we cannotconcentrate at work. Our pro-ductivity and efficiency maydrop because we are unable tokeep our mind on our work.Instead of paying attention toour job, we are thinking aboutwho has hurt us, how theyhave hurt us, why they havehurt us, and how we can hurtthem back. This cycle of an-gry thoughts ruminates in ourmind, and we cannot focus on

our work. Thus, we maymake costly mistakes. Some-times the mistakes can costothers their lives. We knowthat drivers, pilots, train con-ductors or bus drivers can bein such a rage that they causean accident in which othersare hurt or killed. A doctor orpharmacist whose mind is noton their work can cause harmto patients.

To avoid disastrous con-sequences, it is much better toforgive. Medical researchersare finding another benefit toforgiveness. It has a positiveeffect on our brain. There isincreasing scientific evidenceof how anger causes stress-re-

lated ailments. Brain scansand medical tests show thatexposure to the body’s owncortisol and stress hormonescan cause a build-up in thebrain’s blood vessels andnervous system that maycause a stroke, damage toparts of the brain.

If we know that anger cancause irreparable damage toour brain, then we may wantto consider learning the art offorgiveness. Additionally, ifwe hurt others mentally oremotionally, they may reactto us, causing a negative at-mosphere. We become con-tributors to the negativity inthe universe.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

The deaths within days of one another, in September, ofthe former ambassadors, K.P.S. Menon, and SatyabrataPal, are extinguishings. But of much more than of indi-

vidual lamps. Being the kind of persons they were and repre-senting what is so inadequately but truthfully called an ethos,their going is like the darkening of a whole chandelier as its lastdrop-pendants go out.

Last… why? Is the Indian Foreign Service not an order inperpetuity and are we not served by a galaxy of diplomats? Sowe are of course, and thank the goodness of our luck for that.And yet their going is a going of something that is becomingscarce. Diplomacy is changing worldwide and Indian diplo-macy rather rapidly so. K.P.S. Menon and Satyabrata Pal be-longed to a style of diplomacy in which the person was no lessimportant than the type, the individual mattered as much as heror his skills. Both filled their professional roles with their per-sonal statures, not the other way around. When they represent-ed India, as Menon did in Bangladesh, Egypt, Japan and Chi-na and Pal in South Africa and Pakistan, they did so not asdiplomatic digits but as persons carrying within them what canbe only described as India’s curious and flickering light — ablend of flame and torch, energy and luminosity emanatingfrom a wick that can sometimes burn low and sometimes tall.Their minds were theirs, their mission was India’s. They be-longed to the generation of diplomats that took pride in repre-senting India not because India was a case to be presented butwas a privilege to represent.

There was a time, until not all that long ago, when an Indi-an even mildly interested in our external relations could saywho our ambassador or high commissioner was in, say,Moscow, London or Washington. And even more so, in Beijingor Islamabad. For all of them were in themselves somethingapart from being representatives of India. In the Kremlin, thephilosopher-ambassador, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, was some-thing of a wonder. “I would like to meet,” the well-informedStalin is believed to have said, “the Ambassador who spends allhis time in bed — reading.” Radhakrishnan’s biographer andson, Gopal, tells us that when Stalin did meet Nehru’s ambas-sador, he found his slim, tall visitor advising him to explore thepossibility of détente. On Stalin’s saying he could not do thatby himself, the ambassador said it takes two to make a quarrelbut one can stop it. V.K. Krishna Menon (picture) was not byinstinct a diplomat. On the contrary, in London, as secretary ofthe India League right up to the day he was appointed India’sfirst high commissioner to Great Britain, he was a gadfly,buzzing away, to promote India’s independence, in the wordsof Harold Laski, as part of “the end of imperialism every-where”. When Laski died, Menon did what only one like himwould: he placed his Rolls-Royce at the disposal of the Laskifamily for the funeral at Golders Green, attended by the primeminister and many ministers, socialists, scholars, students.

EditorialIndian diplomacy: When the individual

mattered as much as the skills

The demolition of theBabri Masjid on De-cember 6, 1992, was a

blot on our Republic. Thetime has come to move on,and put communal tensionswith regard to the building ofa Ram temple in Ayodhya atthe disputed spot, to an end.The Supreme Court (SC) hasconcluded its hearings to de-cide the title suit, and itsjudgment is expected on No-vember 17. Meanwhile, somenew initiatives, outside thejudicial process, have cometo the fore, which need to begiven due attention by allparties.

A well-respected memberof the Muslim community,lieutenant general (retired)and former vice-chancellor ofthe Aligarh Muslim Universi-ty, Zameer Uddin Shah, hasproposed that Muslims musthand over the disputed landin Ayodhya to Hindus. Thiswould be not only a seminalgoodwill gesture but will go along way in ensuring futurecommunal harmony. He wasspeaking at a function organ-ised by the “Indian Muslimsfor Peace”, which consists ofseveral eminent Muslim citi-zens.

In parallel, an importantstatement was reportedly is-sued by the Lucknow-basedUttar Pradesh Sunni CentralWaqf Board. The Board saidthat it was ready to give up itsclaim on the land on whichthe Babri Masjid once stood.

This proposal was made aspart of the SC-appointed me-diation process. There arethree parties to this process -the Nirmohi Akhara, RamLalla and Ram Janmasthanrepresented by activists asso-ciated with the Sangh Pari-var, and the Sunni WaqfBoard.

Under the proposed set-tlement, the Sunni WaqfBoard will give up its claimto the land in favour of a Ramtemple in Ayodhya at the spotwhere the Babri Masjidstood. In return, the WaqfBoard has sought the follow-ing conditions to be met: re-building the Babri Masjid at

another place; strengtheningthe Places of Worship (Spe-cial Provisions) Act, whichstipulates that the religiouscharacter of a place of wor-ship shall continue to bemaintained as the status it en-joyed on August 15, 1947; al-lowing namaz in historicalmosques under the Archaeo-logical Survey of India; re-building mosques in Ayodhyatown by the Union govern-ment; and, establishing an in-stitution for social harmonybased in Ayodhya.

Both Gen Zameer Ud-din’s statement and the re-ported proposal of the SunniWaqf Board are exceptional-

ly significant initiatives. Thereason for this is simple. Thejudicial process, in which theSC is to pronounce its judg-ment on the title suit, is im-portant, but it has its inherentlimitations. Even if the courtwere to pronounce a decisionin favour of the Hindugroups, hardcore Muslimopinion will find reasons notto put a closure to the dispute.And, if the court rules infavour of the Muslim groups,hardcore Hindu groups willdo their best to prevent amosque from being con-structed there. In such a situ-ation, the best solution wouldbe a mutually accepted

modus vivendi under the SC-appointed mediation process.

There are still major hur-dles. None of the other Mus-lim parties, save the SunniWaqf Board, are a part of thisinitiative. Nor is the hardlineVishwa Hindu Parishad-con-trolled Ram JanmbhoomiNyas. The challenge is tomake them accept the logicof a mutually acceptable so-lution, and become a part ofthis reconciliation process.

The greatest fear amongMuslims is that a goodwillgesture on their part in thecase of the Ram temple inAyodhya will not put a clo-sure to other disputes of asimilar nature elsewhere.Public memory will still re-call that after the demolitionof the Babri Masjid, bigotshad come with this slogan:“Ayodhya tau bas jhanki hai,Kashi Mathura baki hai: Ayo-dhya is just the trailer, Kashiand Mathura are still left.”What if, even after a gener-ous gesture by the Muslims,ultra-right Hindus say thatthe Jama Masjid in Delhi wasbuilt over the ruins of a tem-ple and hence should be de-molished? Sakshi Maharaj,the BJP MP, has already pub-licly made such a claim. Thatis why the specific proposalin the Sunni Waqf Board'ssettlement plan, that thePlaces of Worship (SpecialProvisions) Act of 1991should be strengthened, ac-quires pivotal salience. The

law seeks to prevent theRamjanmabhoomi move-ment from acting as a prece-dent for other mosques in In-dia. Section 3 of the Act putsa bar on conversion of placesof worship. “No person shallconvert any place of worshipof any religious denomina-tion or any section thereofinto a place of worship of adifferent section of the samereligious denomination or adifferent religious denomina-tion or any section thereof.”

The law exists, and canbe further strengthened, butwhat needs to change is sen-timent. If the Muslims arewilling to make a grand ges-ture of voluntarily allowingfor the building of a Ramtemple in Ayodhya at the dis-puted spot, Hindus must re-ciprocate, and put a closureon all similar disputes in thefuture relating to other exist-ing mosques. It is only insuch an atmosphere of en-lightened give-and-take cangenuine reconciliation takeplace. In my opinion, a medi-ated settlement on this basiswould be a far better outcomethan a judicial verdict, how-ever important, pertainingonly to title. But, for this tohappen, hardlines on bothsides of the Hindu-Muslimdivide would have to be keptin check. A great opportunityis before us to open a new eraof communal harmony thatputs behind decades of sterileacrimony and hostility.

In Ayodhya, time to give peace a chance

Forgiveness inspiresothers to love

If we know that anger can cause irreparable damage to our brain,then we may want to consider learning the art of forgiveness

Pakistan has been givenanother four months bythe Financial Action Task

Force to act strongly on two is-sues: money laundering andterror financing. The countryhad made some progress sincethe last deadline was given inJune but most of the thingsasked of it have not been deliv-ered. “To date, Pakistan hasonly largely addressed five of27 action items, with varyinglevels of progress made on therest of the action plan,” theFATF said.

Of the other countries onthe grey list, Sri Lanka, Tunisiaand Ethiopia were removed.Three other nations joined thegrey list: Iceland, Mongoliaand Zimbabwe. Only two na-tions are on the black list: Iranand North Korea.

Readers should know thatthe demands made by theFATF are principally aboutPakistan’s ability to implementan action plan it has itself puttogether. And secondly, thatmuch of this has to do with thetransfer of money, a problemthat is regional and cultural andnot specific to Pakistan. It wasPakistan’s finance ministerHammad Azhar who repre-sented the country before theFATF.

The FATF had wantedPakistan to continue “demon-strating that authorities areidentifying cash couriers andenforcing controls on illicitmovement of currency and un-derstanding the risk of cashcouriers being used for terrorfinancing”. Let us try and un-derstand what the issue reallyis and why it is that Pakistan isstruggling to get off the grey

list. The cash courier is a partof the networks that operateoutside the usual channels inSouth Asia, including for thefinancing of the diamondtrade. It will not be easy forPakistan or India to eliminatesuch entrenched systems evenwhen they take strong action.India’s government deliberate-ly put its economy through ex-treme pain in 2016-17 becausethe problem of black moneywas thought to be unaddress-able through conventionalmeans. However, black mon-ey, which is what money iscalled before it us launderedinto white, has not gone awayfrom India.

The second problem thatPakistan has is that it is notable to differentiate betweengroups that are linked to reli-gion, social service and com-munity service but also to vio-lence. There is a parallel withIndia but today is not the placeto look at that. In Pakistan,groups like the Lashkar-e-Tayyaba and Jaish-e-Mo-hammed have a very largepresence in community service

through their affiliated reli-gious formations. When thereis a flood or an earthquake, it isthese groups that send largenumbers of volunteers andsupplies to the affected areas.Because of this, they can havean open presence in urban ar-eas for fundraising and mobil-isation.

Also, because of this, theycan mingle more easily intopolitics, offering support tocandidates and framing not justpolicy and law but also the na-tional outlook. Of course, thisis dangerous and has to becountered by Pakistan, butagain, just like the black mon-ey issue, this is cultural andwidespread and will be diffi-cult to do.

After 9/11, and particular-ly after the attack on the IndianParliament, President PervezMusharraf acted against theDeobandi and Salafi groups.The effect was immediate. InIndia, fatalities from terroristand related violence collapsedin Kashmir. It had peaked with4,000 deaths in 2001, thendropped to 3,000 in 2002, then

2,000 in 2003, then 1,000 in2004, then 500 in 2008 and300 in 2009 — meaning lessthan 10 per cent of the violenceseen at peaks. It had remainedstable at that figure, and, infact, had fallen further underManmohan Singh, though it isnow going back up again. Lastyear, the 450 fatalities were thehighest in 12 years. This yearmay be worse.

India has fenced the LoCand the J&K authorities andpolice believe that exfiltrationand infiltration have becomevery difficult, meaning thatPakistan’s role is limited andlocals are unable to cross overto receive training. It is essen-tially those Kashmiris who aremotivated enough to fightagainst the Indian state whoare keeping our Army occu-pied. The fallout of this actionagainst groups it nurtured wasfelt immediately in Pakistan.The violence that they had ex-ported all these decades beganshowing its teeth at home. Ter-rorism related fatalities in all ofPakistan were 166 in 2000.When Mr Musharraf tried to

shut them down, terror explod-ed in Pakistan’s cities. Fatali-ties went from 900 in 2004 to1,400 in 2006, to 3,000 in2007, and 6,000 in 2008. Theypeaked at 11,000 in 2009, ayear after Mr Musharraf left.Since then, they have been indecline, falling to 7,000 in2010, 6,000 in 2011, 5,000 in2013, 3,000 in 2015, 1,000 in2016 and 600 last year. Thisyear — 2019 — will be themost peaceful year in Pakistanin almost two decades.

India’s governments havealways told their people all ter-rorism is the product of Pak-istani mischief. If we believethat Pakistan is responsible forviolence going up, we have toaccept that it is also responsi-ble for violence going down.This we have not been willingto do. Of course, the fact is thattoday the violence in Kashmiris almost entirely local. It is theproduct of Indian policies overdecades, the Indian media’s re-cent hatred of Kashmiris, theIndian judiciary’s refusal toprotect their fundamentalrights.

4LOOK AT THE SKY. WE ARE NOT

ALONE. THE WHOLE UNIVERSE ISFRIENDLY TO US AND CONSPIRES

ONLY TO GIVE THE BEST TO THOSEWHO DREAM AND WORK.

A. P. J. ABDUL KALAM

IF FOUR THINGS ARE FOLLOWED - HAVING AGREAT AIM, ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE, HARD

WORK, AND PERSEVERANCE - THEN ANYTHINGCAN BE ACHIEVED.

A. P. J. ABDUL KALAM

SPIRITUALISM

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, Vedic as-

trologer known for heraccurate predictions of

winning BJP minister KirronKher, as well winning of Pun-

jab electionsby Congress.She has manylectures on as-trology in In-dia andAbroad.

ARIES :- Avoid taking cru-cial decisions regarding in-vestments today. If possibletry to avoid undertaking longjourney.

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of waiting. Be preparedto say no to people

regarding financialmatters.

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malcy at work carelessnesscould invite criticism.

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Lucky Color :- PeachLucky No :- 2

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Lucky Color :- LemonLucky No :- 18

Sanctions on Pak might not curb terror

India’s freedom fighters fought sedition lawThat sedition finds a

place as a criminal of-fence on India’s statute

book is a testimony to itsrulers’ moral blindness andconstitutional illiteracy. Itwas abolished in Britain in2009.

Only recently, a seditioncase was filed in Muzaffarpurin Bihar against several emi-nent persons who had writtenan open letter to Prime Minis-ter Narendra Modi condemn-ing the rise in lynchings. Thecourt was moved by a localadvocate. Among them werefilmmakers of eminence. Oneof them, Aparna Sen, de-serves special mention for hercourage, consistency andcommitment to values.Lynchings became an epi-

demic shortly after Modi be-came Prime Minister. Thevictims were mostly Muslimslynched on the suspicion ofcattle trading. On October 9,the Bihar police decided toclose the case as it “is foundto be false”.

The framers of India’sConstitution deliberatelydropped sedition in Article19(2) as grounds on whichthe right to freedom of speechand expression could be sub-jected to even “reasonable re-strictions”. But it continued tofigure as a criminal offenceunder Section 124A of the Pe-nal Code, 1860. It had figuredas Section 113 of Macaulay’sdraft penal code of 1837 butwas omitted in the 1860 code.However, in August 1870, the

law member of the governorgeneral’s executive council,Sir James Fitzjames Stephen,draftsman of the Indian Evi-dence Act, 1870, reintroducedit to read: “Whoever …brings or attempts to bringinto hatred or contempt, orexcites or attempts to excitedisaffection towards the gov-ernment established by law inIndia, shall be punished withimprisonment for life…”

No self-respecting gov-ernment expects the affectionof its people like monarchsdo. The provision of impris-onment for life reflects acolonial mindset. The aim ofthis was to crush Indianrebels. Official speeches ofthe day reveal its roots inracism.

In parallel, an important statement was reportedly issued bythe Lucknow-based Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board

Readers should know that thedemands made by the FATF areprincipally about Pakistan’s ability toimplement an action plan it has itselfput together. And secondly, thatmuch of this has to do with thetransfer of money, a problem that isregional and cultural and not specificto Pakistan.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

Drug peddler nabbed with poppy strawin SambaJAMMU: A drug peddler was arrested with contraband of poppy straw inBari Brahmana area of Samba district in Jammu and Kashmir. Policespokesman here said that acting Police team have arrested a drugpeddler and recovered four-Kg of poppy straw from his possession in BariBrahmana area. Police while performing patrolling duty in Balole KhadIndustrial area intercepted a white colour activa scooty without registrationnumber, which was moving toward Bari Brahmana. During frisking four kgof poppy straw was recovered from the possession of Khuda Baksh,resident of Rajpur, Koular and he was arrested on the spot withcontraband. A case under NDPS Act was registered and investigationstarted.

Ram Madhav to attendBJP youth conventionSRINAGAR: A one-day BhartiyaJanata Party (BJP) youth conventionwas being held on Sunday in thesummer capital, Srinagar, three daysbefore Block DevelopmentCommission (BDC) elections in J&K onOctober 24. The convention was beingheld for the first time after revocation ofArticle 370 and 35 A, besides dividingthe state into two Union Territories onAugust 5. BJP National Generalsecretary and J&K in-charge RamMadhav is also attending theconvention which is being held at atime when leaders of all mainstreampolitical parties, including three formerChief Ministers Dr Farooq Abdullah, hisson Omar Abdullah and MehboobaMufti are under detention. Senior BJPstate leader Altaf Thakur said there are400 seating arrangements for theparticipants. He said, 'We expect over600 youths to take part in theconvention, and discuss various issuespertaining to youth.' He said more andmore youth are coming forward sincethey are now aware that it is the BJPwhich can provide youth employment,development and safety and security.He said Article 370 and 35 A were themain hurdles in the development of thestate. 'Now these articles have beenremoved, entire Jammu and Kashmirwill march towards prosperity anddevelopment,' he said.

Special rewards,scholarship worth Rs 2.26 lakh given tochildren of policemenSRINAGAR: Special rewards andscholarships worth Rs 2.26 lakh wasgiven to the children of policepersonnel for qualifying differentacademic and competitiveexaminations in Jammu and Kashmir.A police official on Sunday thatrecognising the academic, competitiveachievements of Police personnelwards, Director General of Police,J&K, Dilbag Singh on Saturdaygranted special reward of Rs 1.70 lakhin favour of wards of serving Policepersonnel who have qualified differentacademic/Competitive examinationduring the year 2019. He said theDGP also sanctioned scholarships ofRs 56,000 in favour of wards ofmartyred Police personnel to providefinancial assistance. ''Rs 10,000 eachalong with commendation certificateClass-1 has been granted vide PHQorder No. 3958 in favour of seventeenpolice wards for qualifying differentacademic/competitive examinations.The special reward has been grantedout of Central Police Education Fund,''he added. Meanwhile, the DGPgranted scholarship of Rs 56,000 infavour of six wards of those policepersonnel who laid down their lives inviolence/militancy-related incidents inthe State to provide financialassistance. He said two wards ofpolicemen pursuing Masters Degreewere granted Rs 12,000 each whileRs 10,000 each was granted to thetwo wards studying B Ed and 12thClass and two wards studying in class10th and 8th were granted rupees6,000 each. ''The scholarship hasbeen granted out of Central PoliceEducation Fund,'' he added. He said toboost the morale of aspiring wards ofmartyrs, serving/retired policepersonnel and wards of deceasedPolice personnel, Police Headquartersunder different heads is sanctioningspecial rewards for police wardsqualifying different examinations fromtime to time so as to promotecompetitiveness among them.

Cultural evening organised,people regaled on LavanIshq Di Ambari Udariyas

ANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: The second culturalevening of the ongoing district levelRed Cross Fair in Nalagarh wasnamed after Sufi singer Satindra Sartajand pahari singer Dilip Sirmauri. Sufisinger Satindra Sartaj, Sai Way SaadiFariyad Tere Tai, For You Were SajnaDard Asi Handaiyan, Sajjan Raji HoJaave Mereya Chanana Chanana DusTu Kikand Manana, Meri HeeriyeFakeraye Wake Soneeye wereprdoemed. With the flow of Sufi andPunjabi songs, audience feltenthusiasm. Pahari singer DilipSirmouri song sings like Maach JaoHuddang Re, Pahadi Chori NachoJobe Natye, Pani Ri Tanki OBhahirama, Moulay Re Molaiye.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

Youth need to be educated to respecttheir culture and traditions: CM

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, OCT 20

In the midst of overall anxietyof the modernization drive,education especially scienceeducation must be given astrategic priority for overalldevelopment of the youth. Thiswas stated by the ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur whilepresiding over the state levelGyan-Vigya Mela of SaraswatiVidya Mandir, Vikasnagarorganised by the HimachalShikha Simiti here today.

Chief Minister said that thateducation was the foundationfor scientific and technologicaladvancements and personneltraining of human beings. Hesaid that true morality lies inthe awareness of the spiritualreality and calls for adisciplined life, a clean anduseful life dedicated todisinterested service. Thefounding Fathers of the IndianRepublic have given greatimportance to the cultivation of“Scientific Temper” among thecitizens of this country bysuitably incorporating it in ourconstitution, he added.

Jai Ram Thakur said that itwas unfortunate that we have

forgotten the actual meaning ofeducation. He said thateducation merely does notmean learning a few books andreproducing the same duringexaminations. The realeducation was to upgrade skillsof students by inculcating inthem respect for our culture andtraditions so that aftercompleting education, theybecome job providers and notjob seekers. He said thateducation without moraleducation was useless andteachers had a major role toplay here and they shouldinculcate in their students high

values and also set an exampleby their own conduct.

He said that SaraswatiVidya Mandir was rendering ayeoman’s service in impartingquality education to the studentsof the State. He said that Indiahad lot of talent and the needwas just to tap the same andgive proper direction to theyouth. He said that at timesobstacles in the life provide anopportunity to ponder and startthe life with new zeal,commitment and energy. Hecongratulated the students ofthe Sarasvati Vidya Mandir forexcelling in different fields and

urged them to work hard tocome upto the expectations oftheir teachers and parents.Earlier, the Chief Ministerinaugurated Atal TinkeringLabs in the school and wentaround the exhibitions put bythe students displaying variousmodels. He envisaged keeninterest in the models displayedby the students. Models ofChandaryan, smart parking,alcohol detector,communication towercirculatory system etc drewmaximum attention. Aatish, astudent of tenth standardmesmerised all by flying adrone made by him. MahaMantri Vidhya Bharti NorthZone Desraj Sharma said thateducation that failed toconserve our culture andtraditions was meaningless andimmaterial. He said thateducation must also provide thestudents best possibleopportunity to explore theworld around us and give thestudents freedom to dream. Hesaid that a best blend of religionand science was ideal forwelfare of the society. Acolourful cultural programmewas presented by the studentson the occasion.

SHIMLA, OCT 20

Governor Bandaru Dattatraya saidthat the power of spiritualityenhances the character as well asthe personality and healthy societycould be built only throughcharacter building.

The Governor was speaking asChief Guest in the spiritualconference on a biennial functionof 'Prajapita BrahmakumariIshwariya Sansthan' at Sunni indistrict Shimla, today. He said, "Wehave to understand our ancientglorious culture. Our sages gave usthe knowledge of yoga which is theart of living life. In ancient times, itwas a major part of the lifestyle,but over time, we have forgottenour own glorious knowledge in thename of the ultra-modern". He said

that yoga has an important role inkeeping the mind, intellect andbody healthy. With the help ofyoga, pure and powerful thoughtswere developed in mind and whenthoughts were superior, actionswould be better, he added.

Governor said that the countrywas moving ahead on the path ofdevelopment. India was theyoungest nation in the world as themajority of the population wasyouth. He emphasised to providecreative direction to the youth. "Ibelieve that when thoughts arepositive, there can be no hindrancein the path of progress". He saidthat 'Prajapita BrahmakumariIshwariya Sansthan' was doingcommendable work in socialconsciousness and development ofthe nation.

Guv stresses to buildhealthy society through

character building

SHIMLA, OCT 20

All India Council for Robotics& Automation (AICRA) anot-for-profit organization isthe apex body, setting upstandards in Robotics &Automation and educationindustry. AICRA has set up aWorld Record in LargestTraining on Robotics. Duringthis training 40,000 studentsfrom New Delhi, Jaipur,Mumbai, Hyderabad,Guwahati, Bengaluru,Chennai, Thrissur, Gujarat,Coimbatore, Ahmedabad,Baroda, Dimapur, Kochi,Kohima and HimachalPradesh were trained PanIndia in assembling andrunning an Obstacle AvoiderRobot. In Himachal Pradesh,the world record trainingevent was organized atAadhunik Public School,Dharamshala where total 884students from various schoolsparticipated in this event. On

the day of this event Col.Sandeep Rohilla, SO, ArmyPublic School, Yol was theChief Guest and DharmeshRamotra, Secretary, HimachalPradesh Board of SchoolEducation was the Guest ofHonour. The event began withlamp lighting by the ChiefGuest and Guest of Honourfollowed by a culturalprogram by the students ofAadhunik Public School.Neelam Sharotri and AnitaVerma (Principal) fromAadhunik Public School

welcomed the guests andexpressed that considering theuse of robotics in the industryit is necessary to introducechildren to Robotics duringtheir school education. AshishBhagoria, MD AshnetConsulting Pvt. Ltd. (AICRAState Office) said councilworks with Government,Industry and Institutions toensure that students work inrobotic labs in schools andcolleges to get exposure andtraining on future technology,they get latest training through

experts and they get platformto showcase their talent inchampionships, competitions,leagues and such events.AICRA has also taken aninitiative of supporting andincubating the technologystart-up ideas of students.Asad Omair (Head Trainer)and his team of four trainersincluding Sumit Chatterjee,Mohd. Huzaifa & PrasanjitGaur from AICRA, NewDelhi had come for trainingthe students on Robotics.Students from various schoolsin Dharamshala participatedin the event includingAadhunik Public School(Sidhbari), Army PublicSchool (yol), B.D D.A.V Sr.Sec. Public School, G.A.VPublic School (Kangra), DAVPublic School (Rehan), DeMontreal Convent School(Bari), Tibetan Children’sVillage School (Gopalpur)and Dayanand Model Sr. Sec.School.

Praveen Kumar becomes stateChief of Hindu Jagran Manch

SHANTI GAUTAMBADDI, OCT 20

A two-day exercise camp of the HinduJagran Manch of Himachal Pradesh, adiverse organization of the RSS, tookplace at the resort, Baddi. In thisexercise class, a resolution was passedthat by-elections are being held in twoseats in the state in which the partywith nationalist ideology will have thesupport of the platform. On thisoccasion, condolences were paid to themurder of activist Kamlesh Tiwari inKarnataka. State president IG (retd)KC Sadayal said that the workers werecalled to make the society aware by

collecting other information includingHindu Muslim Marriage Act. He saidthat on this occasion, 4 full-timeworkers have been sent to expand theorganization in Himachal Pradesh,including Karnail Singh, Shashwat,Mohan, Krishna. In the exercise class,the province executive was alsoexpanded in which Navneet Godiyaland Ashu Mandal have been madestate president of youth dimension,while Munish Gautam has beenpromoted as head of publicity of Unadistrict, Sunil has been promoted ashead of department of Solan, andPraveen Kumar has been made head ofprovince publicity.

Himachal students participatein world record event

SHIMLA, OCT 20

NABARD, Himachal Pradesh is organizing a five day “UdaanMela 2019” at Padam Dev Complex, The Ridge, Shimla from17th to 21St October 2019. The mela was inaugurated by VirendraKanwar, Minister for Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, AnimalHusbandry and Fisheries, Government of Himachal Pradesh on 17October 2019 at the historic Ridge Ground in Shimla. During theevent, Chief General Manager NABARD, General Manager,Reserve Bank of India, Convenor State Level Bankers' Committeeand Chairman Himachal Pradesh Gramin Bank, along with otherdignitaries were also present. The mela showcased the productsbeing prepared by the farmers of rural women's self-help groupsand farmer producer organizations supported by NABARD. Apartfrom Himachal Pradesh, self-help groups and farmer producerorganizations of Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh,Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat and Uttarakhand are alsoparticipating in the mela. This kind of initiative started in Shimlalast year as "NABARD Gramya Utpad Mela 2018" in which theopportunity was given to sell and exhibit the products of self-helpgroups and farmer producer organizations. During theinauguration ceremony, Virendra Kanwar while praising theinitiative of NABARD Shimla said that this is the first such melain Shimla which has given the opportunity to sell and exhibit theproducts of self-help groups and farmers producer organizationsof the state.

NABARD organises five day'Udaan Mela 2019' at Shimla

Kiosks, hawkers removed from govt landASHOK KUMAR ARYACHURAH / CHAMBA, OCT 20

The District administrationremoved kiosks and hawkerson roadside government landat Bhanjaradu bus standunder Churah subdivision.During this period, aroundfive hawks, illegal khokhasremoved by administrativeteam which also uprooted teastalls and fast food. The workof the new bus stand inBhanjaradu bus stand has tobe been done because anamount of almost one crore

has been sanctioned forBhanjaradu bus stand.Development work hasstarted following which

administration todayremoved encroachments.Even after repeatedintimations, they did not give

up the occupation of this onhis own, said officials,administration was forced tocarry out demolition work.Sub-Divisional Officer HemChand Verma, HRTC RMChamba Subhash KumarRanhotra Public WorksDepartmentofficials andemployees of Teesa, PoliceAdministration SurinderKumar, the entire teamincluding field staff, Patwariand the entire team werepresent. The action was ledby SDM Teesa Hem ChandVerma.

JICA enhances agricultural capabilitiesto meet food requirements through

sustainable farming practicesSHIMLA, OCT 20

The Food and AgricultureOrganization states that Indiais the world's largest producerof milk, pulses and jute, andis the second largest producerof rice, wheat, sugarcane,groundnut, vegetables, fruitand cotton.[1] Agriculture,with its allied sectors, is thelargest source of livelihoodsin India. 70 percent of itsrural households still dependprimarily on agriculture fortheir livelihood, out of which82 percent of farmers aresmall and marginal.However, as the Indianeconomy has diversified andgrown, agriculture'scontribution to GDP also

needs to grow subsequently.JICA is working to enhanceIndia’s effective agriculturalcapabilities through itsvarious projects in the formODA loans and TechnicalCooperation. The Project inHimachal aims to developminor irrigation facilities,farm roads and promotion ofvegetable cultivation across 5districts of HimachalPradesh. Due to the projectaround 1,000 hectare hasbeen shifted to vegetablecultivation area and some ofthe farmers reported that theirincome level has significantlyincreased. by utilizing theMicro Drip Irrigation (MDI)technology, has helped over1800 small and marginal to

benefit from the use oftechnology. It is planned thatanother 800 women farmerswill adopt MDI technologythis year. Munni, one of thewoman farmer who afterinstalling the system for 6months said “Since I haveinstalled MDI system andobtained training ofhorticultural practices, I havebeen able to produce moreand better quality vegetablesin a shorter period and sellthem to the market in a higherprice as off season vegetable.I have taken a loan ofRs.10,000 to install the MDIsystem, I feel that I will beable to return the loan in ashorter period than initiallyplanned.”

Sincere efforts needed for water conservation,over 850 farmers attend Kisan Mela

SHIMLA, OCT 20

Sincere and mass efforts towardswater conservation will go a longway in ensuring the availabilityof water for future generationsfor carrying out agricultural andday to activities. These wereamong the several viewsexpressed by experts during theone-day Kisan Mela andscientists’ farmers’ interactionorganized by Dr YS ParmarUniversity of Horticulture andForestry (UHF), Nauni and

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Solan atVillage Diggal in the Nalagarhblock of Solan district. The eventwas organized under the Jal

Shakti Abhiyaan of the UnionGovernment to createawareness on waterconservation and judicious use

of water. Dr Parvinder Kaushal,UHF Vice-Chancellor was theChief Guest on the occasionwhile Vivek Chandel ADMSolan was the Guest ofHonour. Dr Rakesh Gupta,Director Extension Educationof the university, Raj Kumar,BDO Nalagarh, Dr RajenderSharma, Deputy DirectorHorticulture, Dr PC Saini,Deputy Director Agricultureand over 850 farmers fromDiggal and nearby panchayatsattended the event.

The Indian Institute ofadvanced study celebrates

54th Foundation DaySHIMLA, OCT 20

On the occasion of 54th Foundation Day, TheIndian Institute of advanced study is organisingthree days celebration from Sunday, 20thOctober 2019 to 22nd October 2019, in IIAS.Today on the first day of the event seriesHon’ble Speaker of Himachal PradeshLegislative Assembly Dr. Rajeev Bindal was theChief Guest of the event. In the beginningHon’ble Speaker of Himachal PradeshLegislative Assembly Dr. Rajeev Bindal waswelcomed by the Director Prof. Makarand R.Paranjape. Director Prof. MakarandR.Paranjape delivered the introductory remarkduring the 54th Foundation Day programme ofthe institute. He also mentioned the names ofpast officials and society member of Institutewhich also include Hon’ble Presidents of IIASsociety i.e. Dr. Zakir Hussain, Prof. V.V. Giri,Dr. Neelam Sanjiva Reddy etc. Prof. Paranjapealso spoke about future development &maintenance plans for IIAS. Then Prof.Chaman Lal Gupta, Vice Chairman, IIASdelivered the welcome speech.

KMV organiseseducational trip toPukhraj Organics

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Kanya MahaVidyalaya- the Heritage &Autonomous institution, Ranked No.1College in India by India TodayRanking Department of Botanyorganized a one day trip to PukhrajOrganics, Jalandhar for the students ofB.Sc. Medical Sem V & M.Sc.Botany Sem I. More than 25 studentsvisited the place accompanied by fourfaculty members and a lab attendant.During the visit, students learnedabout the preparation of various herbalproducts like face wash, face creams,energy tonics, shampoos, wheat grasspowder and various other cosmeticsprepared from raw plants extracts andtheir subsequent packing through themachines. The chairman of PukhrajOrganics Mr Sukhjit Cheema and CEOMr Gurpreet Singh acquainted thestudents with the various packingtechniques and also gave them tips tomake a successful career in theindustry. Principal Prof.(Dr.) AtimaSharma Dwivedi averred that suchvisits are must for students of anystream as these trips enrich learningexperiences and they also leave alasting impression on the minds of thestudents. She further maintained thateducational trips give chance to thestudents to build closer bond with theirclassmates and to experience newenvironments. She lauded the effortsof the department of Botany fororganizing this educational trip.

Installation ceremonyof student councilheld at HMV

JALANDHAR: Hans Raj Mahila MahaVidyalaya organised InstallationCeremony for the resident scholarsunder the able guidance of PrincipalProf. Dr. Ajay Sareen. The eventstarted with formal welcome ofPrincipal Dr. Sareen by CoordinatorResident Scholars Meenakshi Syal. Toinculcate leadership qualities instudents and to make themresponsible, Badges were given to thestudents. Principal Prof. Dr. AjaySareen congratulated the students andmotivated them to perform their dutieswith full zeal and enthusiasm.Moreover, she advised the Badgeholders to be ideal for the otherstudents and to be a source ofinspiration for others. She added thatstudents bear the responsibility ofmany other girls of their locality. Sothey should be role model for others.M. Syal thanked Principal Dr. Sareenfor sharing her valuable time.Harmanpreet Kaur was adorned withthe badge of PG Head Girl, Harsimranand Rajwinder Kaur were given PGJoint Head Girl badge. PG Asst. Headgirl were adorned to Kamaljit Kaur.Anjali was adorned with title of UGHead Girl. As proctors of DisciplineCommittee, Cleanliness Committee,Innovation Cell, Entertainment Cluband Mess Committee 51 Badgeholders took oath to perform theirduties with full sincerity. On thisoccasion, Simmi Garg and HostelWardens were also present.

Indo-Japan Academyholds seminar

MAMOON RASHIDMALERKOTLA: Indo Japan Academyholds first seminar in Malerkotla, Imtiaz AliManaging Director of ABC Educationwhile addressing the students and centerheads from different locations of Punjabsaid that students can easily move toJapan under (TITP) program and it is verygood initiative taken by Indian and Japangovernments, he further informed thatstudents need to learn Japaneselanguage and then students can appear ininterview after being successful ininterviews they can work in Japan andcan earn well, he said that Nurses and ITprofessionals have great opportunityunder this scheme and students shouldtake advantage of it, madam AimanJameel informed the audience about easyways to learn Japanese language andabout Japanese culture, Pawan SinglaDirector Indo Japan Academy, AmandeepSingh, Hardeep Singh, Komalpreet Singh,Amandeep Sharma and Jaswinder Singhwere present during the seminar.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

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Stop lying and get ready for anotherpoll drubbing: Amarinder to Sukhbir

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, OCT 20

Dubbing the Akali chief’sbrazen lies against theCongress government as aclear sign of his desperationin the face of imminentdefeat, Punjab Chief MinisterCaptain Amarinder Singh onSunday asked Sukhbir SinghBadal to be ready for anotherdrubbing at the hands of thevoters in October 22 bypollsin the state. Confident of yetanother electoral sweep bythe Congress in Punjab,Captain Amarinder ridiculedSukhbir’s recent comments asnothing but the rantings of aman in panic.

Reacting to Sukhbir’sallegations of nodevelopment work under theCongress regime in the state,the Chief Minister quippedthat the whole of Punjabknew that the Akalis had donenothing but ruined Punjab inthe ten years of their misrule.

“You (Sukhbir) do noteven know the meaning of

development,” remarkedCaptain Amarinder, pointingout that his (Congress)government had done more intwo and a half years thanSAD and BJP had done in adecade. By spreadingfalsehoods about the currentregime, the Akali leader wasonly trying to divert attentionfrom his own erstwhilegovernment’s failures, saidthe Chief Minister, addingthat the people of Punjab hadrejected the Akali liesrepeatedly since the 2017Assembly polls and were set

to do so again. Expressingsurprise at Sukhbir’sinterpretation of his (CaptainAmarinder’s) comments on areferendum on hisgovernment’s performance,the Chief Minister wonderedat the logic of the Akalipractice of interpreting everyelection as a referendum.“My government needs noreferendum to endorse thework done by it in the pasttwo and a half years, and thework it continues to do for thewelfare of the people and thestate,” he added. Given that

his government was just atthe half-way mark of its term,the amount of work it woulddeliver before the end of fiveyears is something Sukhbir isincapable of imagining orenvisaging, said the ChiefMinister. "This was what hadevidently prompted the SADchief’s desperation andfrustration," said CaptainAmarinder.

Captain Amarinder said ,“for the power-hungryBadals, every election mightwell be a referendum, whichthey need to justify theirexistence”, but for hisgovernment, the work doneby it was a referendum initself. If at all a referendumhas to take place, it will be in2022, when his governmentcompletes its term and theCongress goes back to thevoters on the developmentplank, said the ChiefMinister, adding that thenegative poll agenda of theAkalis would not yieldpositive results for them inany election.

DC participates in NagarKirtan to mark 550th Parkash

Purab of Sri Guru Nanak Dev JiPRITPAL SINGH JALANDHAR, OCT 20

Deputy Commissioner JalandharVarinder Kumar Sharma andCommissioner of Police GurpreetSingh Bhullar today paid obeisance atthe Nagar kirtan flagged off fromGurdwara Isharpuri village Dheena toculminate at Gurdwara Sri Ber Sahibfor commemorating the 550th parkashpurab of Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji.

Led by Panj Piaras the nagar kirtanwould culminate at holy city ofSultanpur Lodhi after passing throughthe prominent towns of Doaba region.Thousands of devotees imbued inreligious fervor participated in thisyatra to mark the parkash purab of SrGuru Nanak Dev ji. Apart from theDeputy Commissioner andCommissioner of Police eminentreligious leader Sant Baba Maan SinghPehowa Wale also participated in thenagar kirtan.

Meanwhile, the DeputyCommissioner and Commissioner ofPolice said that it was a historicoccasion as all of us were celebratingthe parkash purab of the great Guru,who had shown the path of love,compassion and harmony to the entirehumanity. They said that all of us werevery fortunate to have got the chance tobe part of these celebrations during our

lifetime. Both the officers called uponthe people to follow the path shown bygreat Guru Sahib to the entirehumanity. The Deputy Commissionerand Commissioner of Police said that itwas a matter of great pride andsatisfaction for all of us that the stategovernment has made elaboratearrangements to facilitate the pilgrimsin holy city to celebrate the parkashpurab. They said that the Punjabgovernment was committed to observethis occasion in an unsurpassed andbefitting manner. They also exhortedthe devotees to be a part of the megaevent as a humble tribute to the greatGuru sahib.

On the occasion General Secretaryof Punjab Press Club and eminentjournalist Major Singh was alsopresent.

Over 1k Moga residents visit UMDMinstalled at Ghal Kalan village

MOGA, OCT 20

A one-of-its-kind UltraModern Digital Museum(UMDM) exhibiting the life ofSikhism founder Guru NanakDev opened for the public atan open ground near ISFCollege at Ghal Kalan villagehere. The museum, which wasthrown open on Saturday aspart of celebrations plannedby the state government forcommemorating the 550thParkash Purb of Sri GuruNanak Dev, will remain openfor the public from 0630 hrs to1800 hrs till Monday, whilelight and sound shows wouldbe organised on October 20and 21. On the first day, asmany as 1044 from differentage groups and walks of lifefollowed by a large number of

students from differentschools and colleges visitedthe museum and had a rareexperience through the hi-end technological museumaimed at disseminating theteachings of Sri Guru NanakDev Ji. Prominent amongAdditional DeputyCommissioner (ADC

General) Anita Darshi, ADCDevelopment SubashChandar, Sub-DivisionalMagistrate (SDM) MogaNarinder Singh Dhaliwal,District Education Officer(DEO Secondary) JaspalSingh Aulakh, DEO PrimaryNek Singh also bathed in SriGuru Nanak Dev Ji divine

glow and spiritual splendour.ADC Anita Darshi

termed the Museum as ahumble effort by the stategovernment to spread themessage to people forembracing the ideology oflove, compassion, equality,peace and brotherhoodpropounded by Sri GuruNanak Dev ji in its truespirit. While informing thatentry for these shows iscompletely free of cost, sheappealed to all the residentsto must visit the museumalong with their families.She also urged residents towatch 45-minute light andsound show with colourfulvisual presentations, ultra-modern laser techniques andunique acoustics on Sundayand Monday evenings.

SUMER GARGSRI MUKTSAR SAHIB, OCT 20

Sri Muktsar Sahib district administrationwill issue temporary licenses for the saleof fireworks for festival of Diwali andGurpurab on Monday, October 21, 2019at 1500 by draw. This information wasshared by the District Magistrate M KAravind Kumar. He said that draw willbe opened among the all applicationsreceived at Meeting Hall of DC office infront of all applicants. He said that withdraw, only provisional licenses would beissued in the specified number.

The District Magistrate said thatplaces have been already notified forsale of fireworks and only at designatedplaces, temporary license holders will beable to sell the fireworks as per the fixedrules and conditions. He informed thatfor Sri Muktsar Sahib sub division, theplace in front of Guru Nanak College atTibi Sahib Road, the place opposite toBathinda Road Canal Colony, in front of

the Municipal Council at Abohar Road,Near Dr Gill’s residence at KK roadBypass, Sri Muktsar Sahib,Government Senior Secondary School,Bariwala, the place adjacent to theSarainaga bus stand and theGovernment Senior Secondary School,Lakhewali are the places notifiedwhere temporary license holder couldsell fire crackers. While in MaloutSubdivision, places which are notifiedinclude Puda Colony Ground ofMalout, Chowk near PanchayatMarket, Paniwala Fatta, Sports stadiumnear Lambi Police Station, Sri GuruNanak College playground KillianWali where as in Giddarbahasubdivision, playground of DAVSchool and at Doda near bus stand,places are notified by districtadministration. ''Even in these places,only temporary license holders will beable to sell fireworks and no one willbe allowed to sell fireworks anywhereelse in district,'' the DM added.

VB nabs 8 officials in 8 bribery cases during SeptCHANDIGARH: State Vigilance Bureau, during its ongoing crusade against corruption, has been able tonab 8 employees red handed while accepting bribes in 8 different trap cases during the month ofSeptember, which includes 4 police personnel and 4 employees from other departments. Disclosing this,Chief Director-cum-ADGP vigilance bureau Punjab B.K. Uppal said the VB has put up its best efforts toeradicate corruption amongst public servants and others in every sphere during the period. In thisdirection, the vigilance officers have ensured that suspect did not escape judicial punishment in the variouscourts in the State, he added. He said the Bureau has submitted challans pertaining to 9 vigilance cases invarious special courts in the last month. Apart from this, 6 vigilance enquires (VEs) have also beenregistered against public servants to probe the corruption cases thoroughly. Apart from this, one case hasbeen registered for amassing disproportionate assets. Giving more details, he informed that special courthave decided one bribery case filed and contested by the Bureau during the last month, in which PremSaran Bansal, Store Keeper at Civil Surgeon Office, Roopnagar, was convicted and sentenced with 3years imprisonment and fine of Rs. 10,000/- by the Addl. District and Session Judge, Roopnagar.

Draw to issue temporary licensesfor firecracker sale today

All arrangements for free and fairpolling for by-election completed

PHAGWARA, OCT 20

All required arrangementsfor free, fair and transparentpolling for by-election havebeen completed, said SDMCum Returning Officer LatifAhmed while talking to UNIhere. He told that total 220booths at 124 places havebeen set up in the entireconstituency while 69 boothshave been identified asSensitive Booths, said MrAhmed Saturday.

Senior Superintendent ofthe Police KapurthalaSatinder Singh said 700 copsincluding two companies ofBorder Security Forcebesides 2 SPs and 5 DSPshave been deployed in theentire constituency tomaintain peace and law andorder during polling.

SSP said additional forcewould be deployed atsensitive booths.Meanwhile,Mr Latif Ahmed said 21Supervisors besides booth

level officers would bedeployed to monitor thesituation to ensure free andfair polling.

Ahmed said whileadopting latest technologythe arrangements for WebCasting have been made tomonitor the poll processwhile GPS would beprovided in all vehicles onpoll duty.Total 1,84,903voters could cast their voteson October 21, said SDMLatif.

550th Parkash Purab celebrations

PAWAN KALIASULTANPUR LODHI,OCT 20

Tourism and cultural affairsand technical educationminister of Punjab CharanjitSingh Channi today assuredthe Sant Samaj that PunjabGovernment would provideall kind of assistance andsupport to all stake holders toensure grand celebration of550th Parkash Purab atSultanpur Lodhi . Today in themeeting, which were attendedby MLA Navtej SinghCheema, Deputycommissioner DPSKharbanda, Baba AmrikSingh Anandpur sahib, BabaSatnam Singh Sant Ghat ,representatives of BabaGurcharan Singh Thatha ,Baba Jagjit Singh Bhoori wale, the Minister said that thePunjab Government wouldleave no stone unturned tomake the 550th Gurpurab

memorable for more than 50lakh pilgrims at this holy city .He said that the PunjabGovernment would providefree electricity and watersupply to all 37 langars whichwere to be organized at theallotted places. He also saidthat the Punjab Governmenthas also established three tentcities to provide comfortablestay to more than 35,000pilgrims. Taking a serious noteon the issue of stoppage ofvehicles carrying raw materialfor Langars , Cabinet Ministerhas asked the districtadministration to immediatelyissue special vehicle passes for

langar purposes. MeanwhileMLA Navtej Singh Cheemahas also suggest to appoint theNodal officers for bettercoordination between religiousbodies organizing langars andthe district administrationwhich was dully approved bythe cabinet Minister.

Deputy commissioner hasalso informed that the PSPCLhas provided the 600 KWelectricity connection to thebiggest langar in front of mainpandal . It would be organizedin 8 acres. Later on theMinister also visited the Mainpandal, tent city to review theongoing work .

JALANDHAR, OCT 20

Apeejay College of Fine Arts,Jalandhar celebrated DiwaliCarnival with the aim of givingscholarship to eligible andneedy students and to promote"No to single use of Plastic".Varinder Kumar Sharma,Deputy Commissioner,Jalandhar, was the Chief Guestof the day. Principal Dr.Sucharita Sharma warmlywelcomed him and expressedher gratitude and gladness onthe presence of such anexuberant personality. Thestudents of BD, Home Science,Student Welfare Association(SWA), Fine Arts, I.T., BFA

and Sculpture demonstratedvarious Digital games,decoration products for Diwali,Paintings, Block PaintingDesigns, Tie and Die Dresses,designer furniture and manymore. Along with this variousfood stalls and rides were thecentre of attraction foreveryone. The students fromDepartment of Dance underthe guidance of Dr. MickyVerma presented "LakshmiStuti". Appreciating thestudents, hard work seeing thecreative and decorative artpieces he put forth that teachersand students have left no stoneunturned to make the eventsuccessful.

Kewal Dhillon inauguratesShivmath Road

KARANPREET DHANDRALBARNALA, OCT 20

Senior Vice President of Punjab Pradesh CongressCommittee Kewal Singh Dhillon today inaugurated linkroad of Ward No. 15 in Barnala. Speaking on theoccasion, he said that due to the far-sightedness ofPunjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, hundreds ofcrores rupees were spent on the Barnala city. Barnala isgetting a premix road, he added. He said that tenders ofInterlock Tyles and Premix from Ward No.1 to 31 of thecity have already been floated. Roads of the city will bedeveloped along the Dhnaula road as a model road andtherefore the quality of work will be taken care of, headded. He said that the road will be constructed byplacing interlock tiles on 10-10 feet of space on bothsides of the road. S. Dhillon said that during the tenureof the Congress party-led government, the district ofBarnala has been developed. On this occasion, MakhanSharma, Chairman Improvement Trust, Indian OverseasCongress U.K chief Sardar Daljit Singh Sahota,Congress leader Jasmail Dairywala, Ward committeechairman Satish Kumar Ashu, vice president SubhasPanesar, Upender Kumar, cashier Sudharsan SinghBajwa, Congress leader Harish Nani.

Inter School debate competition: GGSPublic School gets first position

SUSHIL GOYALSANGRUR, OCT 20

In the 3rd Sardar Harpal SinghMemorial Inter School DebateCompetition, General GurnamSingh (GGS) Public School,Sangrur, secured first position,Vasant Valley Public School,Sangrur, obtained secondposition and British Co-EdHigh School, Patiala, got thirdplace. Gobans Singh Sibia, astudent of GGS Public School,Sangrur, was declared bestspeaker of the competition.The competition wasorganised in the premises of

GGS Public School here, inwhich eight teams fromvarious schools took part. Thewinners of the debatecompetition were honouredwith trophies and certificates.On the occasion director of theGGS Public School, StanleyVinod Kumar said that suchdebates always played animportant role in increasingknowledge of the students andalso contribute a lot in theover-all development of thestudents. He also called uponthe students to take initiativesfor eradication of social evilsfrom the society.

Two drug peddlersarrested, heroin worth

Rs 2 crore seizedMOGA, OCT 20

Two women drug peddlers were arrested and 400grams of heroin worth Rs 2 crore in internationalmarket seized from their possession in this districtof Punjab, Special Task Force said.

A patrolling party, led by STF Sub-InspectorKrishan Kumar, arrested two suspected womenafter recovery of contraband from them onSaturday.

On interrogation, the women disclosed thatthey have brought the heroin from one NishanSingh, resident of Dholewala village.

Police have registered a case under theNarcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

Channi assures full supportto all stake holders

Apeejay College celebratesDiwali Carnival

NEWS AT AGLANCE

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

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CII Chandigarh fair attracts public CHANDIGARH: Fruits & Food Show at CII Chandigarh Fair 2019 is displaying a wide vari-ety of F&B, Organic & Herbal, Bakery & Confectionery, Dairy & Sweets, Processed Food &Vegetables, Frozen Food etc. The Fair is also displaying natural products from Kashmir andLadakh. The lavender rose room and body freshener is also being displayed at CII ChandigarhFair. The snow white walnut kernels are another attraction. “These kernels will retain their colourfor the entire year. The Qagazi variety of walnuts are another rare kind of walnuts which is con-sidered best in the world”, shared the owner. ITC Frozen Foods is participating for the 2nd timeat CII Chandigarh Fair and has come up with its wide range of easy to cook foods. These prod-ucts seem to be the hot favorites for consumers as they can be cooked instantly. These foods prod-ucts can be fried, air fried or baked.

Language departmentholds Prakash Purab

DALJIT AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: Shri Guru Nanak DevJi's 550th Prakash Purba wasorganized by Punjabi LiteratureResource and Poetry Singing withspecial support of group staff under theleadership of Madam Avinash Kaur bythe Department of LanguagesHoshiarpur.

District Education Officer MohanSingh Lehal was special guest.Avinash Kaur said that these boutsinclude story writing, poetry singing.She told the first Amandeep Kaur ofgovernment senior secondary schoolperformed better in writing articles,Naru of Nangal School, Pooja of PDAriya school got second and thirdrespectively. Naseeb Kumar ofgovernment senior secondary schoolJanodi, Anjali of Saint Farid Pablikschool first in story writing, AkshayKumar of government second SeniorSecondary school of Ahirana Kalan,Anandaya Bhardwaj of governmentsenior secondary school RailwayMandi Hoshiarpur got third position. Inpoetry recitation, Simranjit Kaur ofGovernment Senior Secondary schoolof Ahirana Kalan got second.

Meeting held to givejustice to Dalit women

TAJPREET SONISADIQ: An emergency meeting wasconvened by the Women's AwakeningForum and the youth Bharatiya Sabhato give justice to the Dalit women ofthe village at village Sayedekee.Giving information about this, PradeepKaur, a leader of the WomenAwakening Forum and districtpresident of the Youth Bharat Sabha,said that a person belonging to thevillage Deep Singh of the village ofGurpreet Singh Gora are of poor.Motor motorcyclist suffered injuries asher jaw was broken.

Deep Singh Wala came to thevictim's family saying that whatever thevictim's treatment would cost, wewould give you legal support. Leaderscautioned that if the victim's family isnot given justice soon by October 25,a complaint will be filed against theaccused by defrauding Thana Sadiq.Hardeep Singh, Deep Singh Wala,Gurpreet Singh, Gurnam Singh andvillagers of the Youth Bharat Sabhawere present on this occasion.

ETO Harbhajan Singh paystribute to Santokh Singh

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU: Santokh Singh,the father of Jagroop Singh, themember panchayat of Sangrawavillage died few day ago. AAP JandialaGuru in-charge Former ETOHarbhajan Singh said that he was agood hearted person. He said he wasa friendly person with everyone.

Glam zone to holdFashion contest on Nov 3CHANDIGARH: Glam Zone unisexSalon is going to conduct `Miss andMrs North India Glamorous 2019’, aFashion show contest and GlamorousPrince and Glamorous Princess Little2019 Stars Beauty Pageant which willbe held on November 3 from 3 pmonwards in Hotel Turquoise, IndustrialArea Phase II, Chandigarh. Auditionsand grooming session for thecontestants for the glamour contestwere held today in by Top Notch inassociation with Glam Zone,Mohali,according to Sudarshan Kumar andParveen, owner of Glam Zone. Theysaid they want to bring out the talent inchildren and youngsters. Winners willbe given awards, trophy andcertificates.

AP Organics get awardsfor exportVIKAS VERMADHURI: Dhuri-based A.P. OrganicsLtd., a Ricela Group company hasbeen awarded Star Export Houserecognition by Government of India.The same has been awarded keepingin view export performance of thecompany during the last 3 years. Thisrecognition will further help thecompany increase its reach andpresence. Currently, the edible oilmanufactured by the company is beingexported to over 30 countries acrossthe globe including developedcountries like USA, Australia, Spain,Italy, Germany, New Zealand, Britainetc. Recently, the company was alsoawarded with the “First Award” forbeing the highest exporter of refinedrice bran oil during the year 2018-19by the Solvent Extractors’ Associationof India at an event held in Mumbai.

OUR CORRESPONDENTKHARAR, OCT 20

In order to check the ongoingarrival and purchase of pad-dy, Kharar SDM HimanshuJain IAS today paid a surprisevisit to be local grain marketand got information about thearrival and purchase of pad-dy. Kharar Tehsildar Man-deep Singh Dhillon, Sanjeev

Kumar and others officers ofthe market committee werepresent on the occasion. SDMdiscussed the issue of pur-chase of paddy with variousfarmers and gave necessaryinstructions to the staff in thisregard.

He instructed that nofarmer should be harassedand lifting of paddy should bedone on priority.

ISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH, OCT 20

Doctors at Fortis Hospital,Mohali claimed that roboticsurgeries has a better successrate when it comes to urolog-ical procedures. This revela-tion was based on more than150 such robotic assisted sur-geries performed successful-ly at the hospital. This wasshared by Dr Manish Ahuja,Consultant, Urology, FortisHospital, Mohali.

The use of robotic sur-geries has been successful inbringing precision in surger-ies. This helped to treat caseswith complications as a 3Dcamera gave the surgeonmore depth into the operablearea. It also brought down

time to recover as the bloodloss during surgery is now re-duced substantially. For com-plex prostate and kidney sur-geries, the robotic assistedsurgeries brought precisionwhich helped improve thesuccess rate than a traditionalor even a key hole surgery.The camera also magnifiesthe view, thus, enabling thesurgeon to work in complexareas with a far greater accu-racy. “This has enabled cer-tain complex surgeries to beperformed in the most effec-tive, safe and precise way.Traditionally, the only way todo these operations was theopen method. This entailed abig incision on the patient,post-operative pain requiringimmobilization.

Kharar SDM inspectsgrain market

RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, OCT 20

GI Rendezvous, a group ofhealthcare professionalswho got together to bringabout academic and healthawareness amongst medicosand general population, or-ganised an event titled ‘Runto know Stroke’ to com-memorate World StrokeDay which is earmarked forthe 29th of October everyyear by World Stroke Or-ganisation (WSO).

The message was aptlyhighlighted by the specialistlead of the event, Dr. Deep-ak Gupta , stroke neurolo-gist in tricity along with Dr

(Prof) Dheeraj Khurana,stroke neurologist at PGIand Dr (Prof) Vivek Gupta,Neuro-interventional Radi-ologist to an audience ofabout 200 people with mostof them being ‘runners’ atSukhna Lake. As detailedby above expert doctors,stroke is a deadly and dis-abling disease which affects1 in every 4 people world-wide. Clinically manifestmost commonly by symp-toms of sudden onset facedeviation, arm and/or legweakness, difficulty inspeaking or understandingspeech, stroke is a medicalemergency and optimaltreatment can be given only

in the first four and halfhours of symptom onsetcalled as golden period orwindow period.

They also pointed outthat incidents of stroke areincreasing in the youngerpopulation. Dr. DeepakGupta particularly high-lighted the prevention as-pect of stroke by stressingon regular exercise, ade-quately controlling bloodpressure and blood sugar,abstinence from smoking,consumption of a healthydiet and avoidance of stress.On the occasion, Mr. K. K.Yadav, Commissioner, Mu-nicipal Corporation andSports Secretary, Chandi-

garh (UT) said that aware-ness amongst masses is theright way to achieve thegoal of health for all. Healso lauded the role of vari-ous people and organisa-tions who work towardssuch productive activitiesand encouraged the peoplepresent to percolate themessage further. He also fe-licitated the distinguishedguests and added that it wasa great honour to be presentat such an event. The NCCcadets from GovernmentCollege Sector 11 werethere to assist the partici-pants for the event. A‘Nukkad Natak’ on BrainStroke was enacted by the

team of Dr. Rajesh ThakurDramatic Club, also ofGovt. College, Sector 11.

GI Rendezvous Con-vener, Dr. Gurbilas P. Singhsaid that the organisationwas overwhelmed to see alarge number of their med-ical colleagues from differ-ent streams and from differ-ent hospitals of tricity par-ticipating in the event withgreat enthusiasm along withmany others. He made spe-cial reference of Mr. Deep-ak Sharma, Mr. RanvirSingh Rana, Mr. GurpreetSingh and several otherswho volunteered and madethis awareness event a greatsuccess.

Run for awareness at Sukhna Lake organised by GIRendezvous to commemorate World Stroke Day

Jandiala-Tarn Taran roadin dilapidated condition

KULJIT SINGH JANDIALA GURU, OCT 20

Road from Jandiala Guru to Tarn Taran is underworsening with development deep holes on the road.Bandala to Jandiala road has become so bad that dueto lack of repair of the road, pits have been developedup to two feet in many places. Due to this, we havealso been victims of the accident but neither the lead-ers nor the PWD department took care of it. PWD of-ficer Sukhdev Singh passed the buck on rain.

RAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT, OCT 20

Senior citizens will no longerhave to look to anyone fortheir treatment, it will be donefree of cost from the slip ofOPD in government hospitalsto full.

Two beds each of seniorcitizens in all the wards of allthe civil hospitals of the statelocated at the district head-quarters are reserved. Withthis, senior citizens will havethe first right on these beds.Under the National Programfor Health Care of Elders ofthe Department of Health andFamily Welfare, the schemecame into effect at FaridkotCivil Hospital on Saturday.On this occasion, SMO of theCivil Hospital, Dr. Chan-drashekhar Kakkar informed

the hospitals about the treat-ment of senior citizens on toppriority. He informed that allfree medicines, doctors andstaff are available in the hos-pital as per the requirement. Avan has been dispatched bythe state government to pro-vide information about thisambitious scheme being giv-en to elderly patients, which

reached Faridkot on Saturday.This van has been dispatchedby the Health Department asa demo on October 1, if thedemo is successful, the de-partment will send hundredother vans who roam in thevillages of all blocks of thestate and get informationabout the free treatment of theelders.

2 beds reserved for senior citizensin all wards of hospitals: SMO

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDERBAHA, OCT 20

A cycling rally was organizedby Cycling Welfare Club Gid-derbaha today. On this occa-sion, Dr. Narinder SinghDhaliwal, SDM, Dharmakotflagged off the 50 Km cyclerally. About 200 cyclists fromPunjab, Haryana and Ra-jasthan participated in this ral-ly. While interacting with themedia on this occasion, SDMDr. Narinder Singh Dhaliwal

& Sukhdeep Singh Sidhu,president of the club, said thatthis rally is dedicated to thecelebrations of 550th AagmanPurab of Shri Guru Nanak DevJi. They said that the purposeof this rally is to make peopleaware of the environment andhealth. Daily cycling helps tokeep a person healthy and alsosave for many types of deadlydiseases. On this occasion,Madam Charnjeet Kaur, NaibTehsildar, Bar president Hard-eep Singh Bhangal.

Cycle rally organized byCycling Welfare Club

150 robotic surgeries confirm better successrate for urological procedures: Ahuja

ISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH, OCT 20

Language lovers were witnessto a unique event, at MehrChand Mahajan DAV Collegefor Women, celebrating therich linguistic heritage of In-dia- 'Zabaan-O-Adab: Cele-brating Confluence of Lan-guages' wherein language con-noisseurs, litterateurs and poetsfrom pan-India came togetherto discourse upon the variedparadigms in which languagesconverge in a multilingual so-ciety. The national sympo-sium was organized in collab-oration with Haryana Urdu

Akademi and Punjab ArtsCouncil. Mr. Shiv RamanGaur, Director Higher Educa-tion, DAV College ManagingCommittee, New Delhi gracedthe event as the Chief Guest.

Prof. Shankarji Jha, Dean Uni-versity Instructions, PU, Dr.Gurdip Sharma, Principal,GGDSD College, Hariana andSenior Senate and SyndicateMember, PU and a galaxy of

dignitaries partook in theevent. Hailing the symposiumas a thought-provoking plat-form to explore the importanceof languages and their inter-linkages, Mr. Shiv RamanGaur highlighted the crucialrole of language in the devel-opment of civilization and cul-ture.

He stressed upon the powerof words and reiterated that thetendency to compartmentalizelanguages should be avoidedas the beauty of language liesin the fact that it is a dynamicconcept that assimilates in it-self various influences overtime.

National symposium on confluence of languages at MCMCHANDIGARH, OCT 20

A total of fifteen Heads ofMission were honoured byWorld Punjabi Organizationduring a felicitation ceremo-ny organized by the Chandi-garh Chapter of World Pun-jabi Organization today atHotel Taj, Chandigarh.

According to RS Sachde-va, WPO, Chandigarh Chap-ter, the event was aimed to ap-praise the diplomats about thePunjabi and its Diasporasacross the world for their no-table contribution in all walkof lives. He said that the non-political and profitable body -

WPO is derivation of Pun-jabis which was launched in1998 by then Prime MinisterIK Gujral to engaged in pro-moting Punjabi brotherhood,folk & culture to foster social,economical and culturalbonding among Punjabis set-tled across the world. WPOhas undertaken various proj-ects of social upliftment tobetter place to live-in. Am-

bassadors and High Commis-sioners who were honored to-day includes Dato PadukaSidek Bin Ali of Kingdom ofBrunei, Gudmundur ArniStefensson of Iceland, WillyK Bett of Kenya, YogeshPunja of Fiji, Pham SanhChau of Vietnam, ArchilDzuliashvili of Georgia, UngSean of Cambodia, AndreiRzheussky of Belarus.

Heads of mission honoured by World Punjabi Organization

Tributes paid to martyr Vijay Kumarin Kalaswala Khalsa School

VERMAGURDASPUR, OCT 20

Leadership of Principal Shalini Dutta Vice PrincipalParvinder Kaur, police official paid homage to Shaheedsoldier Vijay Kumar in the local Kalaswala Khalsa SeniorSecondary School. To commemorate soldier vijay kumartree plantation program was organized in the schoolpremises by police officials with the cooperation of schoolauthority While giving information on this occasion, In-spector Sarbjit Singh and Sub Inspector Ram Singh re-vealed that Vijay Kumar was recruited as a soldier on De-cember 14, 1988 and was killed on October 4, 1991 by ter-rorists along the Beas river. On the occasion, Shalini Dut-ta, Principal of the school and Vice-Principal parvinderKaur said.

GURDSAPUR, OCT 20

On the event of 50th National Ijtema, Khu-damul ahamdiyya a press conference wasconducted under the leadershpi of K. TariqueAhmad the president of press committee ja-mayte ahamdiyya Inida.

Addressing the members of press club qa-dian he said that Majlis Khuddamul Ah-madiyya is a youth organization of Ah-madiyya Community, founded by HazratMirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad Sahib,the second caliph of Ahmadiyya Communityin the year 1938. The highest and most im-portant purpose of this organization is serviceto mankind. "Nations cannot be reformed

without the reformation of the youth", underthis motto, the youth of Ahmadiyya Commu-nity strives to create high moral, high spirited,strong resolved, passionate and empatheticyouth throughout the year.

"Nations cannot be reformed withoutreformation of youth", says Ahmadiyya

Rotaract district 3080organises training

programmeCHANDIGARH, OCT 20 Rotaract District 3080 organ-izes the Rotaract TrainingProgramme on the 20th ofOctober 2019 at Bhavan Vid-hyalaya, sector-27, Chandi-garh. The event was hostedby RAC MCM DAV, RACSD & RAC Shivalik Spec-trum, Chandigarh, A total of200+ rotaractors from allover the Tricity participatedin this training program.

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KARACHI: Pakistan’s former stalwarts on Sunday lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for acting in haste in removing Sarfaraz Ahmed as captain in all three formats of the game. Most of the former captains and players termed the removal of Sarfaraz on Friday as unjust. Not surprisingly head coach and chief selector Misbah-ul-Haq and bowling coach Waqar Younis were also targeted and blamed for engineering the ouster of Sarfaraz.Sarafarz has been replaced as Test captain by Azhar Ali while Babar Azam will take over in T20s. A decision on the one-day captaincy will be finalised in due course.The wicketkeeper-batsman is also unlikely to be part of the touring Pakistan T20 or Test squad to Australia later this month.Batting great Javed Miandad said since Sarfaraz had gained considerable experience as a captain in the last two years, he should have been given time to regain his form instead of just sacking him. “Azhar’s appointment as Test captain is okay but if the Board wanted to appoint Babar as white-ball captain, they should have first groomed.

Ryan Harris, Mike Hussey join Australiasupport staff for Sri Lanka, Pak series

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NEW DELHI: Mike Hussey and Ryan Harris will join Australia's backroom staff for the Twenty20 international series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, Cricket Australia said on Sunday.Former test batsman Hussey said he was also being looked at for a role in the T20 World Cup in Australia next year."I'm very excited actually. I'm really looking forward to getting back in around the Aussie team," 44-year-old Hussey, who played 38 T20 internationals for Australia, told News Ltd media."They have floated the possibility of being involved closer to the T20 World Cup as well, but it's all pretty loose at the moment."Former Australia fast bowler Harris comes in as bowling coach, stepping away from his usual role at Australia's National Cricket Centre academy in Brisbane.He replaces Troy Cooley, who coached the bowlers during Australia's Ashes victory over England.The appointments continue head coach Justin Langer's use of short-term assistants following the resignation of bowling coach David Saker in the last home summer.

Former players slam PCB for sacking Sarfaraz as captain in all three formats

Karthik eyes Team India return with Dhoni-like finishing role for T20 WCAGENCY "And I feel I've done that in the short time Although he was picked ahead of NEW DELHI, OCT 20 I'd played T20s [for India]. But, post the wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant in

World Cup, I didn't play; they clubbed it the original squad for the World Cup, it Out of favour wicketkeeper-batsman [poor run at the World Cup] with the T20 was Pant (Shikhar Dhawan's replacement) Dinesh Karthik, who has played some part of it and removed me from the team as who got to play a match ahead of Karthik.blinders as a finisher for Tamil Nadu in the well. But I feel that I'm well-suited to play In the two innings that he played in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy, wants to that role Dhoni has played for so many World Cup, Karthik returned with scores don a similar role for India. Dinesh years now. I feel I can do something of 8 and 6. In the semi-final against New Karthik is eyeing a spot in the national T20 like that and I've been doing that for Zealand, Karthik had a golden side for the 2020 T20 World Cup as a KKR and Tamil Nadu. So, if a slot opportunity to play the innings of his life finisher. Karthik's finishing instincts first opens up there, that's something I'll be but he was found wanting against the came into limelight when played a really looking forward to. The T20 moving ball.stunning knock off 29 runs including a World Cup is definitely something I'd Rishabh Pant's dip in form in the last-ball six against Bangladesh in the want to play." T20Is have become a matter of national Nidahas Trophy tri-series final in But Karthik has been out of favour debate as the Delhi Capitals wicket-Colombo in 2018. "It's [The T20 World after being dropped from the national keeper has managed to score only 74 runs Cup] a year away but if I feel I can keep team for the umpteenth time in his in the last five T20I outings. It might be

ahead of the Hazare knockouts. "Because, and have someone who can understand performing and have a good [domestic] career after India's heartbreaking the perfect time for Dinesh Karthik to pose I feel it's a key part that the Indian team is those situations and do the best at that tournament, I'm sure I will go out there and semifinal defeat against New Zealand his candidature for the wicket-keeper cum looking out as well - closing out matches point of time.play," Karthik, 34, told ESPNcricinfo in the World Cup 2019. finisher role like MS Dhoni.

LONDON: Tennis ace Rafal Nadal tied the knot with long-time girlfriend Xisca Perello at La Fortaleza -- a Spanish fortress which is among the most expensive properties in the country. More than 350 guests were invited to what has been an intimate wedding ceremony, according to AFP. Official photographs from the ceremony in Mallorca are yet to be released but designer Rosa Clara took to social media to share glimpses of Xisca Perello's wedding outfit. The designer wrote: "An overwhelming wedding day for all of us! We feel incredibly proud for taking part in such an important day - Mery Perelló and Rafa Nadal's wedding. We would like to congratulate the gorgeous and unique couple, we wish you the best forever!"

Nadal marries long-time girlfriendPerello in intimate ceremony in Spain

LONDON: Tottenham's struggles in the Premier League showed no signs of ending as Spurs needed a late equalizer just to earn a 1-1 home draw against last-place Watford on Saturday. The debate around VAR will likely go on as well, after the video-replay system sparked more confusion and controversy on day when it had a direct impact on three games. Dele Alli's late equalizer for Tottenham was allowed to stand after a VAR check, despite the midfielder seemingly using his arm to control the ball before slotting home in the 86th minute. In addition, the big screens at Tottenham Stadium initially showed that VAR had overturned the goal, before the referee pointed to the spot and allowed it to stand. Burnley manager Sean Dyche was also left fuming after VAR overturned a late equalizer for his team against Leicester, which came from behind to win 2-1 on the day the club marked the one-year anniversary of chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha's death.

Spurs struggle, Chelsea, Leicester into top 4

Ronaldo hits 701st goal as Juventus pull clear in Series AMILAN, OCT 20 throwing away a three-goal lead to draw 3-3

with Lazio, with fourth-placed Napoli closing Cristiano Ronaldo and Miralem Pjanic sealed a the gap to just one point after Arkadiusz Milik's 2-1 win for Juventus over Bologna to double saw off Verona. "The road is the right consolidate top spot in Serie A. Ronaldo was one, but we need to work on some details. It was presented with a special jersey before kick-off to a good match blighted by three or four errors," mark his 700th career goal scored playing for said Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri whose side Portugal during the week. The 34-year-old hit host Lokomotiv Moscow in Champions League his 701st after 19 minutes, with Pjanic adding a action on Tuesday. Bologna coach Sinisa second eight minutes after the break following a Mihajlovic returned to the bench in Turin after blunder by Brazilian defender Danilo, who had his second course of chemotherapy as he battles earlier pulled Bologna level. cancer. And the visitors were given reason to

clear of second-placed Inter Milan, who travel to The defending champions are now four points hope of snatching a rare point.

Sassuolo on Sunday. Atalanta stay third after

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019

SPORTSRohit's double,

Rahane's ton put India on top

AGENCY the pacer, repeated the shot and the result RANCHI, OCT 20 was same. Rahane, who has been back in

form since the tour of the West Indies, also Rohit Sharma once again provided looked solid during his 11th Test hundred unbridled joy with his maiden Test double and the first in India in three years -- the hundred before India's pacers dented an last coming against New Zealand already scarred South Africa top-order to (October, 2016) in Indore. The duo added gain complete control in the third and final 267 runs for the fourth wicket to set a solid match here on Sunday. Revelling in his platform before Ravindra Jadeja (51 off new avatar, the stylish Mumbaikar 119 balls) and Umesh Yadav (31 off 10 smashed his way to 212 off 258 balls in the balls with five sixes) provided the final company of vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane impetus. Rohit, who has already broken (115), as India declared their first innings the world record for most number of sixes at 497 for nine. in a series, has so far amassed 529 runs to

Before bad light stopped play on the become only the fifth Indian opener to second day, South Africa were reduced to score 500-plus runs in a bilateral face-off.nine for two in five overs. Mohammed Gavaskar had achieved it five times in Shami and Umesh Yadav removed Dean his Test career and Sehwag was the last Elgar (0) and Quinton de Kock (4) Indian to achieve the feat, having scored respectively in their single over bursts, 544 runs against Pakistan in a three-Test creating all sorts of discomfort. The series at home in 2004-05. Rohit also second day again belonged to Rohit, who joined Sachin Tendulkar, Virender scored his first double century in the Sehwag and Chris Gayle to notch 200-plus longest format, having scored 176 and 127 scores in both ODI and Test formats. The in his 'debut' as Test opener in lack of penetration in the Proteas attack, Visakhapatnam. save Kagiso Rabada (3/85 in 23 overs),

His innings had 28 boundaries and six has been the real problem for the visitors.sixes but, more importantly, it was the In the three Tests so far, India have had languid grace that stood out. The extra three double centurions -- Mayank second to play those square cuts and the Agarwal, skipper Virat Kohli and now pull shots were exactly what a sparse Rohit -- which tells the tale.Sunday crowd needed to rejuvenate While debutant left-arm spinner themselves. Batting on 199, the George Linde (4/133 in 31 overs) was the effortlessness with which he dispatched an most successful bowler, Yadav took him to express delivery from Lungi Ngidi into the the cleaners, scoring all his sixes off his mid-wicket stands with a front-foot pull, bowling. When South Africa batted under was worth a million dollars. His double fading light, the Indian pacers were too hot hundred completed, Rohit, as if to taunt to handle.

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Umesh Yadav breaks 15-year-old world record in 10 balls

RANCHI: India fast bowler Umesh Yadav, Umesh's strike-rate of 310 is now the highest for Stephen Fleming's 31* off 11 balls. Umesh hit 5 generally known for his skiddy pace and sixes in total to go along with a solitary single reverse swing took everyone on a as he looked to take the South Africa spinners rollercoaster ride on Sunday with a bat in apart as soon as he arrived at the crease. hand. In the ongoing 3rd Test vs South Africa Targetting the areas from long-off to deep in Ranchi, Umesh arrived to the crease after mid-wicket, Umesh made the maximum use the fall of R Ashwin as India were looking for of his long handle to pull India's total from a declaration and were in pursuit of some 450 to 482 by the time he was dismissed. quick runs before asking the opposition to Also, Umesh's back-to-back sixes of his 1st 2 bat. Within a matter of 10 deliveries that balls off George Linde launched him into an Umesh faced, he not only fulfilled his team's exclusive list with his more famous wish but also etched his name firmly in the compatriot Sachin Tendulkar (2013) and late record books. West Indies batsman Foffie Williams (1948)

By the time his top-edge was caught by as the only players to have hit their 1st 2 balls Heinrich Klaasen as Umesh tried another one of a Test innings for maximums. Among of his swipes, his 31-run innings became the Indians, Umesh is now the 4th after fastest 30+ score in Test history - at least in all Tendulkar, Zaheer Khan and MS Dhoni to hit

an innings of 30 or more runs in Test history, games where ball-by-ball data is available. a 6 off the 1st ball faced in a Test match.

beating by one delivery, the previous holder

Ajinkya hits 1st Test hundred in India

since 2016RANCHI: Ajinkya Rahane ended a 3-year wait for a Test hundred at home when the India vice-captain went past the 3-figure mark on Day 2 of the ongoing 3rd Test against South Africa in Ranchi. Ajinkya Rahane hit his 11th Test hundred and 2nd of 2019 wherein the seasoned campaigner has put behind his batting troubles and hit peak form. Rahane resumed batting on Sunday on his overnight score of 83 and got going with a cracking cover drive against South Africa pacer Anrich Nortje. Rahane got to his landmark in just 169 balls, having hit 14 boundaries and a six. Ajinkya Rahane ended a 3-year wait for a Test hundred at home when the India vice-captain went past the 3-figure mark on Day 2 of the ongoing 3rd Test against South Africa in Ranchi. Ajinkya Rahane hit his 11th Test hundred and 2nd of 2019 wherein the seasoned campaigner has put behind his batting troubles and hit peak form. Rahane resumed batting on Sunday on his overnight score of 83 and got going with a cracking cover drive against South Africa pacer Anrich Nortje. Rahane got to his landmark in just 169 balls, having hit 14 boundaries and a six. While Rohit Sharma took his time to get going, Rahane was positive from the word go. The vice-captain's intent early on in his innings helped put the pressure back on South Africa bowlers on Saturday.

Murray reaches 1st ATP final in 3 years

LONDON: Andy Murray is back in an ATP tour final for the first time since March 2017 after beating Ugo Humbert 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 in the European Open semifinals. Murray will face fellow three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka, who beat Italian 18-year-old Janik Sinner 6-3, 6-2. For Murray, it's his biggest success since having hip surgery in January, an injury that him contemplating retirement at one point. He sealed the win against Humbert after 2 hours, 22 minutes with an easy volley winner at the net. "It's been a long road to get back to this point," Murray said. "I certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since I started playing again. It's been a big surprise to me and I'm happy to be through to the final."