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Forex reserves climbUSD 3.1 bn to recordUSD 516.362 bnMUMBAI: The country's for-eign exchange reservesswelled by USD 3.108 billionto a record high of USD516.362 billion in the week toJuly 10, RBI data showed.In the previous week endedJuly 3, the reserves had in-creased by USD 6.416 billionto USD 513.54 billion.The reserves had crossedthe half-a-trillion mark for thefirst time in the week endedJune 5, after it had risen byUSD 8.223 billion to reachUSD 501.703 billion.In the week ended July 10,the forex kitty increasedmainly due to a jump in for-eign currency assets (FCA),which is a major componentof the overall reserves. FCAwas up by USD 2.372 billionto USD 475.635 billion in thereporting week.

Monsoon sessionin MP AssemblycancelledBHOPAL: Amid the COVID-19 spread, the Monsoon ses-sion of Madhya Pradesh As-sembly, which was scheduledto begin from July 20, hasbeen cancelled.This decision was made in anall-party meeting at the As-sembly in Bhopal on Friday.With 91 MLAs, Congresswould have been the main op-position party in the house.According to the Union HealthMinistry, Madhya Pradesh sofar has recorded 20378 casesof coronavirus. Out of the to-tal, 5562are active cases and14127 have been dis-charged/migrated/cured. Sofar, 689 people have died aftercontracting the lethal infection.

Bihar Assemblypolls: EC holdsvirtual meeting NEW DELHI: Ahead of theimpending Bihar Assemblypolls, the Election Commis-sion (EC) on Friday held a vir-tual meeting with non-Nation-al Democratic Alliance (NDA)parties, including the Con-gress and Rashtriya JanataDal (RJD). The EC on Thurs-day said it has decided not toextend postal ballot facility tovoters above 65 years of agein the Bihar assembly elec-tions and other impending by-polls in view of the decision tolimit the number of electors ateach polling station to 1,000,for which 45 per cent morepolling stations will be createdin the poll-bound state. RJDleader Tejashwi Yadav andLJP Leader Chirag Paswanhave demanded the assem-bly polls be postponed forsafety and security in view ofthe COVID-19 pandemic.

Militant killed inencounter in J-KSRINAGAR: An unidenti-fied militant was killed in anencounter with securityforces in Jammu and Kash-mir's Kulgam district on Fri-day, the police said.The security forceslaunched a search opera-tion early Friday morning inNagnad area following theinformation about the pres-ence of militants, a policeofficial said.The search operationturned into an encounterwhen the militants openedfiring on the security forces.One militant has been killedin the operation which wasgoing on, the official added.

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BUREAU CHANDIGARH, JULY 17

Buoyed with the success ofCM Window, the on-line grievance redres-sal portal, HaryanaChief Minister, MrManohar Lal todaydirected to set up ad-ditional Windows ofthis facility at placeshaving large number of foot-fall in the State so that peo-ple could register theirgrievances nearer to theirhomes. The CM Windowwhich is presently function-al at 110 places in the Stateincluding every Sub Divi-sion for the disposal ofgrievances pertaining to dif-ferent departments has a res-olution period of just 30days. Manohar Lal was pre-siding over a meeting to re-view the functioning of on-line grievance portals – CMWindow, Centralized PublicGrievance Redressal andMonitoring System (CP-

GRAMS) and Social MediaGrievances Tracker(SMGT) here today. TheChief Minister launched

CM Window in De-cember 2014 as acentralized systemto address citizengrievances at a min-imum possible time.This online mecha-nism has progressed

significantly in the last 6years and as a result of this,faith of the people in thefunctioning of the state gov-ernment has been enhancedsignificantly.

Haryana to add morewindows to resolvepublic grievances

AGENCYGUWAHATI, JULY 17

At least 71 people have lost their livesand over 39 lakh people have been af-fected in 27 districts of Assam due toflood, informed the Assam State Dis-aster Management Authority (ASD-MA) on Friday.

"Over 39 lakh people in 27 dis-tricts have been affected due tofloods, which is much more severethan last year. We are running 303 re-lief camps and 445 relief distributioncentres. Floods have claimed 71 liveswhile 26 have died due to landslides,"an official from the ASDMA told

ANI.Low-lying areas in the Chirang

district have been submerged due toflooding in the area, according to

Minister of State (IndependentCharge), Chandan Brahma.

"More than 100 villages havebeen affected here. Over 2,500 people

have been shifted to 20 relief campsand animals have been moved to asafer location. Fortunately, the districtadministration has been able to pro-vide adequate relief so we have notlost any lives here in Chirang," Brah-ma told. Villages in Dibrugarh werealso flooded after the water level ofthe Brahmaputra river rose followingincessant rainfall in the region.

Visuals from the site of the floodshowed floodwaters sweeping awaybushes and smaller trees. Houseswere submerged and men, womenand children were seen wadingthrough murky waters with their be-longings.

71 dead, over 39 lakh affected due to Assam floods

88 new Covidcases in tricity

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, JULY 17

The tricity has reported 88new cases of infection in last24 hours here. Chandigarh re-ported 25 new cases ofCOVID-19 and 20 cases weredetected from Mohali where-as biggest spike was regis-tered in Panchkula where 43persons were found coronapositive.

The total number ofCOVID-19 cases in theChandigarh now stands at660, including 169 active cas-es.

Till date, 480 patientshave been cured, while thedeath toll is presently at 11,the health department said.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 17

The Uttar Pradesh Police on Friday submittedbefore the Supreme Court that encounter ofhistory-sheeter Vikas Dubey, who was themain accused in the killing of eight cops inKanpur, cannot be termed as fake.

The police made the submission in a de-tailed reply before the apex court on two peti-

tions seeking a high-level probe into the en-counter of Vikas Dubey and his aides.

In its reply, the Uttar Pradesh Police saidthat the encounter was correct, and in no way,can it be termed as a fake encounter.

A bench headed by Chief Justice of India(CJI) Sharad Arvind Bobde is hearing two pe-titions, filed by Ghanashyam Upadhayay andAnoop Prakash Awasthi, seeking a high-levelprobe into the encounter of Vikas Dubey.

Vikas Dubey encounter can't betermed as fake: UP Police tells SC

AGENCYVARANASI, JULY 17

A case has been registered after avideo went viral in which some peo-ple can be seen tonsuring a man, ap-parently a Nepali national, and forc-ing him to say "Jai Shri Ram" and"Nepal PM Murdabad".

The police said that Arun Pathak,convenor of Vishwa Hindu Sena, isbehind the act. "A video has gone vi-ral in which Arun Pathak, a personwho runs an organisation, was seentonsuring a man's head. Pathak did itin anger over a statement by Nepal

PM. A case has been registered andefforts are on to nab the person,"Vikas Chandra Tripathi, Superinten-dent of Police, Varanasi City told re-porters here. In the viral video, theman is seated cross-legged near a riv-er and is made to shout slogansagainst "Vishwa Hindu Sena Zind-abad", "Hindustan Zindabad" and"Nepal PM Murdabad". 'Jai ShriRam' has also been written on theman's scalp by the members of thegroup. Senior Superintendent of Po-lice (SSP) Amit Pathak said that oneof the accused in the incident hasbeen arrested.

No one can take away an inch of our land: Rajnath

Modi pitches for UN reforms, says itshould reflect today’s realities

AGENCYJAIPUR, JULY 17

The Rajasthan High Court will onMonday resume hearing on a petitionfiled by former Rajasthan DeputyChief Minister Sachin Pilot and 18other MLAs challenging the disquali-fication notice issued to them.

Prateek Kasliwal, appearing forstate Legislative Assembly SpeakerCP Joshi, said that the petitioners'lawyers concluded their arguments inthe court today. "Today the matter washeard in the High Court. Petitioners'lawyers (Harish) Salve and (Mukul)Rohatgi concluded their arguments.The hearing will continue at 10 am onMonday," Kasliwal told reporters af-ter the hearing outside the court prem-ises here. He also said that the hearingbefore the Assembly Speaker in thedisqualification matter has been de-ferred till Tuesday in view of the hear-ing before the High Court. "AbhishekManu Singhvi has given an undertak-ing that the hearing before the Leg-

islative Assembly slated for 5 pm to-day has been deferred till Tuesday,"Kasliwal said. A division bench of theRajasthan High Court, headed byChief Justice Indrajit Mohanty, hadon Thursday deferred the hearing onthe matter to Friday after Sachin Pilotcamp sought to amend their petitionagainst the disqualification notice.

31 BSF jawansfound positivein HoshiarpurHOSHIARPUR: TheHoshiarpur district reportedsudden spike Friday with 34patients including 31 BSFJawans testing positive forthe novel coronavirus.This sudden spike is report-ed after pilgrims from TakhtShree Hazur Sahib, Nanded(Maharashtra) returned andwere found positive here atthe beginning of May thisyear.In a statement here Friday,senior doctor stated that 31BSF Jawans of SubsidiaryTraining Centre BSF,Kharkan, one each fromPHC Possi, Paldi and MandMandher were found infect-ed with novel Covid-19.With the detection of 34 newcases, the district tally ofconfirmed coronavirus posi-tive cases mounted to 253including seven fatalities, headded.

People urged to followguidlines on ShivratriCHANDIGARH: In view of theoncoming Shivratri, it was de-cided in the meeting that per-mission to offer Gangajal in thetemples, except for the contain-ment zones, should be givenas per the guidelines issued bythe Union Home Ministry re-garding worshipping in tem-ples.

Separate labourroom establishedfor coronapatients in DHs: Balbir Sidhu

No action against Pilot,MLAs till Tuesday:

HC to SpeakerFIR lodged againstShekhawatJAIPUR: The Rajasthan Police regis-tered two FIRs on Friday on a complaintlodged by the Congress over the al-leged conspiracy to topple the AshokGehlot government through horse trad-ing of MLAs.Congress spokesperson Randeep Sur-jewala had earlier in the day demandedthe arrest of union minister and BJPleader Gajendra Singh Shekhawat andrebel Congress MLA Bhanwarlal Shar-ma after two audio clips surfaced per-taining to the alleged conspiracy.

‘India extended assistance to150 countries for Covid-19’

AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 17

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday vir-tually addressed the United Nations at theHigh-Level Segment of the UN Economic andSocial Council (ECOSOC), his first since In-dia was overwhelmingly elected as a non-per-manent member of the powerful SecurityCouncil last month.

Lauding India’s role and contributions inmaintaining global harmony, the Prime Min-ister said: “Be it earthquakes, cyclones, Ebolacrisis or any other natural or man-made crisis,India has responded with speed and solidarity.In our joint fight against COVID, we have ex-tended medical and other assistance to over150 countries.”

“Our motto is ‘Sabka Saath, SabkaVikaas, Sabka Vishwas’ – meaning ‘Together,for everyone’s growth, with everyone’s trust’.This resonates with the core SDG principle ofleaving no one behind,” he added.

Modi was delivering the keynote addressat the High-Level Segment of the ECOSOC.The Prime Minister is speaking at the valedic-tory session along with his Norwegian coun-terpart Erna Solberg and UN Secretary Gen-eral Antonio Guterres.

Originally formed for the furies of theSecond World War, the fury of the pandemic

today provides context for the UN's rebirthand reform, he said. The PM added, "Let usnot lose this chance. India has been elected tothe UN Security Council at this very impor-tant time. With our deep commitment to main-taining global harmony, to improving social-economical equity, and to preserving nature'sbalance, India will play its role in full supportof the UN agenda."

"As children of planet earth, we must joinhands to address our common challenges andachieve our common goals. However, multi-lateralism needs to reflect the reality of our

contemporary world," PM Narendra Modisaid.

In his pitch for UN reforms, the PrimeMinister said only reformed multilateralismand a reformed United Nations as its centrecan meet the aspirations of humanity.

"Today, while celebrating the 75th year ofthe UN, let us pledge to reform the globalmultilateralism system," the Prime Ministersaid while also pointing out that this is an oc-casion to recognize the UN's contributions tohuman progress. He added, "India was amongthe 50 founding members of the United Nations immediately after the SecondWorld War. A lot has changed since then. To-day the UN brings together 193 membercountries."

India made fightagainst Covid apeople movementCOVID-19 pandemic has severely tested theresilience of all nations. In India, we have triedto make the fight against the pandemic a peo-ple's movement, by combining the efforts ofGovernment and civil society, says Modi.

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the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not,

when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.

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CHANDIGARH : Orient Electric Limited, part of the diversified USD 2.4 billion CK Birla Group,has launched UV Sanitech, a box-shaped sanitising appliance that usesshort-wavelength ultraviolet (UV-C) light to kill viruses including coronavirus, bacteria and fungion the surfaces of all inanimate objects in 4 minutes.The launch is part of the company’s commitment to continuously develop innovative products which are healthiersafer and add convenience to life.Amidthe Covid-19 pandemic outbreak and post easing of the lockdown there is an ever increasing fear amongst people about bringing contamination inside their homes and offices with the purchased goods and everyday use objects which get exposed to the external environment like mobiles, wallets, electronic gadgets, food items currency etc. Orient UV Sanitech ensures uniform 360-degree exposure ofthe UV-C light and kills 99.99% of viruses and bacteria.Its Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) method breaks down the chemical bondingand scrambles the structure of DNA, RNAand proteins of the viruses, thus disabling them.

MCC Panel for implementation of 4th Delhi Finance Commission report

I Monika Sandhu W/o Kamaldeep Singh R/o H.no. 1223, Govind Colony, Kharar (mohali) Have Change My Name After Marriage To Maninder Kaur

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I, Davinder Kaur W/o Late I, Kaushal S/o Jagpal, Saini I,gurinder Pal S/o Pragat I, Lakhwinder Kaur W/o I, Jobanjeet Singh S/o Sucha Singh R/o H.no.9-d, R/o Dhurala , thanesar Singh R/o Rattangarh Amrit Singh R/o Vpo. Paramjeet Singh R/o Vpo. Guru Amardass Avenue, Kurukshetra Changed Given Kakral ,pehowa, Kurukshetra K a n d o l a K a l a n Te h - Deon Khera (Sri Muktsar Ajnala Road, Amritsar Have Name Kaushal Surname Changed Name Gurinder Pal P h i l l a u r ( J a l a n d h a r ) Sahib) changed my name to Declare That My Husband Kumar. Singh . changed my name to Ranveer Singh Maan.Has Expired On 11 June, 84661 84661 L a k h w i n d e r K a u r 633722020. The Legal Heirs Of My I, Shakin Singh S/o Randhir I Hitherto Known As Seema Kandola. I, Mallika Konar spouse of

I Lakhdeep Kaur W/o Husband Me And Our Both Singh R/o Vpo Sarupwali Kohli W/o Vinay Kohli R/o 63372 ARMY no 14648552Y HAV P a l w i n d e r P a l S i n g h Sons Sukhchain Singh And Dis t t Gurdaspur Have H.no.w.g 253 Mohalla, I, Amrit Singh & Smt. TAPAS Kumar Konar R/o Employed As Ett Teacher In Sukhbir Singh Changed My Name From Islamabad Jalandhar 144001 Lakhwinder Kaur R/o Vpo. Vill +PO. Bhatkunda, Teh. Govt. Primary School, Guru 900020 Shakin Singh To Shokein P u n j a b , I n d i a . H a v e K a n d o l a K a l a n Te h - D u rg a p u r, D i s t - P u r b a Arjan Dev Nagar, Amritsar I , Akarshit Sharma S/o Bipin Singh All Concerned May Changed My Name And P h i l l a u r ( J a l a n d h a r ) Bardhaman, Pin-713153 R/o H.no.82, Gali No.7, Sharma R/o 429/5 , Sethan Please Note. Shall Hereafter Be Known c h a n g e d m y m i n o r (W.B) Have changed my Ganda Singh Colony, Tarn Street , Kai thal Have 72737 As Seema Rani d a u g h t e r n a m e f r o m name from Mallika Konar Taran Road Amritsar Have Changed My Name From I , N inde r Kaur Al i a s 72778 Tanmeet Kaur to Tanmeet t o M a l l i k a M o n d a l Changed My Name To A k a r s h i t S h a r m a To Narinder Kaur R/o Vpo I, Narinder Paul S/o Piara Kaur Kandola. proposed new name vide Lakhdip Kaur. Aakarshit . Concerned Please Chabba Distt Amritsar Have L a l , B - 2 , 4 4 9 / 4 , f a t e h 63372 affidavit no Z936208 dated

900020 Note. Changed My Name From Nagar,nawanshahr,,distric I, Gurhcharn Singh S/O 1 6 / 0 7 / 2 0 2 0 D u r g a p u r I, Ranjeet Kaur W/o Paramjit 84451 Ninder Kaur Alias Narinder t Shaheed Bhagat Singh Kaur Singh R/O Vpo Pakka (W.B.)Singh R/o H.no.8, Main I Kulwant Singh S/o Mukand Kaur To Narinder Kaur. Nagar,punjab,india,have Kalan District Bathinda 98706Road, Opp Galhotra Hall, Singh, House Number 53/1, Note It Also Known As Narinder Have Changed My Name I No. 14649764w Rank Sep Kot Khalsa, Amritsar Have Patti Mand, Vpo Lohat Badi, 72737 Paul Kapoor, T o G u r c h a r a n Singh. Jadeja Jayendrasinh G Unit Changed My Name To Ranjit Dist Ludhiana Declare That I , P rabhjot Kaur W/o 72778 63372 867 Fd (640 Eme Bn) C/o 56 Kaur Kulwant Singh And Bant Gagandeep Singh Sandhu I, Sukhpal Kaur Sidhu I , Majeed Ahamd S/o Apo.have Changed My Wife

900020 Singh One And Same Person R/o.vpo Amishah Tehsil Patti W/O Sh. Nazar Singh Patti Mohammad Gulzar R/o Name From Kumari Heena & Both Are My Names. All Distt Tarn Taran-143305 Killa Vpo Chauke Distt. W.No. 2 Mohalla Islam Ba To Heena Ba..Concerned Please Note. Have Changed My Name To B a t h i n d a C h a n g e O f Ganj Chowk Jamalpura 100042(P)

40003 Prabhjot Kaur Sandhu Name Sukhpal Kaur. M a l e r k o t l a ( S a n g r u r ) 72737 63372 changed my name to Abdul

I, Jobandeep Singh Warriach I Ahbab Khan S/O Abdul Majeed.S/o Sarabjit Singh R/o. Vpo Rashid Khan, B-25/524, 63372Chabba Distt Amritsar Hayat Manzil I/S Delhi I, Savita W/o Raj Kumar Have Changed My Name G a t e , M a l e r k o t l a R/o H.No. 48 Kot Ise Khan From Jobandeep Singh (Sangrur) have changed R o a d Z i r a Te h - Z i r a Warriach To Jobandeep my name to Mohd Ahbab (Ferozepur) changed my Singh All Concerned May Khan. name to Savita Aneja.Please Note 63372 63372

72737 I, Kiranjeet Kaur W/o I, Avtar Singh Bhoondpal Paramjit Singh R/o Vill: S/o Harnam Singh Village Dandrala Kharaur Teh- A b d u l l a p u r T e h . N a b h a ( P a t i a l a ) P b , M a l e r k o t l a ( S a n g r u r ) changed my name from haved changed my name K i r a n d e e p K a u r t o Avtar Singh Bhoondpal to Kiranjeet Kaur. Avtar Singh.

63372 63372I , K u l d i p K a u r W / o I Hardeep Singh S/O H a r p r e e t S i n g h R / o A m r i k S i n g h R / O Sirhind City (Fatehgarh VPO.Libra,Tehsil Khanna Sahib) changed my name (Ludhiana) Changed My to Kuldeep Kaur. Name To Hardeep Singh

63372 Bhatti , Make Relevant I, Amrit Singh S/o Jagtar Notes In The Future.Singh R/o Vpo. Kandola 63372K a l a n T e h - P h i l l a u r I Dharamjit Singh S/o (Jalandhar) changed my Boota Singh R/o Vill. n a m e t o A m r it Singh Bahman Wala, Kotkapura Kandola. (Faridkot) have changed

63372 my name to Dharmjeet Singh.

63372I R a n j i t K a u r W / o Dharamjit Singh R/o Vi l l . B a h m a n Wa l a , Kotkapura (Faridkot) have changed my name to Ranjeet Kaur.

63372I M a n k e e r a t S i n g h Dhillon S/O Amandeep Singh R/O Farm House B/S Gurdwara Bir Baba B u d a S a h i b K a s e l Tarntaran Have Changed My Name To Mankirat Singh Dhillon.

63372I Rani Kaur W/O Lal Singh R/O Ward No. 8, Kashmirian Wala Mohalla, Kotkapura (Far idkot) Have Changed My Name To Manjeet Kaur.

63372I, Raju S/o Mata Badal R/o Vpo. Vikas Nagar Rahon Road Nawanshahr (SBS Nagar) changed my name to Raj Kumar Prajapati.

63372I, Karamjit Kaur Dhillon W/O Gurmukh Singh Gill R/O Chuhar Chak (Moga) Have Changed My Name To Karamjit Kaur Gill.

63372I, Raj Rani W/o Baru Ram R/o Balmiki Mohalla Teh-N a w a n s h a h r ( S B S Nagar) changed my name to Darshana.

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PUBLIC NOTICESI, Master Harjot Singh (Existing name as per change of Next of Kin R e c o r d s / S e r v i c e Document), son of No 14411400-W Rank EX Hav N a m e S a r t a j S i n g h Randhawa resident of H. No. 1270, Defence Enclave, Boh Road, PO – Boh, Ambala Cantt, Distt – Ambala (Haryana) have changed my name from Harjot Singh (Existing name as per change of Next of kin record/ Service Documents) to Harjot Singh Randhawa D O B – 1 6 - 0 8 - 2 0 0 5 (Proposed/ adopted new name) vide Affidavit dated 16.07.2020 before Ambala..

100042(P)We, Randhir Singh S/o Jagdish Chand And Rajo Devi W/o Randhir Singh R/o Vill Lohar Majra Tehsil Pehowa Distt (kurukshetra) Declares That Our Daughter Savita Devi Out Of Our Control. ,we Disown Them F r o m O u r M o v e a b l e / i m m o v e a b l e Properties. We And Other Family Members Will Not Responsible For Their Act And Conduct. Anybody Deal With Them.

84661I Karnail Singh son of Nand Singh resident of village Bahadurpur teh and district Sangrur. Declare That my son Bikkar Singh and his wife Jasveer Kaur daughter of Nazar Singh resident of village Jatimajra and there son Joravar Singh are out of my control. I Disinherited them from my movable and immovable property. The one dealing with them will be responsible himself. I and my family will have no responsibility.

63372I Raghunandan Singh S/o Kartar Singh R/o Village Bhankhar Teh & Distt Patiala have declare that my son Manjeet Singh is out of my control, So I disown him from my moveable and immovable property/ies. Anybody deals with them at his/her own risk.

63372I, hitherto known as Balor Singh S/o Mahinder Singh R/o Badhni Kalan Patti Johal Teh-Nihal Singh Wala (Moga) Punjab-142037 have changed my name and shall hereafter be known as Balour Singh. it is certified that I have complied with other legal requirements in this connection.

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Tubewell connection account No. AP-330145-K Sudesh Kumar S/o Hans Raj Vpo. Urapar (SBS Nagar) running on his name to changed the name of account Shingara Singh S/o Swarn Singh Vpo. Urapar (SBS Nagar) has written a letter to sub division office Aur. If anybody has a objection they can give a written notice in 15 days of the sub division office Aur. After that there will be no responsibility of the department.

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TUBEWELL CONNECTION

Tubewell connection account No. AP-330216-A Sudesh Kumar S/o Hans Raj Vpo. Urapar (SBS Nagar) running on his name to changed the name of account Kashmir Singh S/o Pritam Singh Vpo. Urapar (SBS Nagar) has written a letter to sub division office Aur. If anybody has a objection they can give a written notice in 15 days of the sub division office Aur. After that there will be no responsibility of the department.

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Skilling can create a better India :SDIT Minister Mool Chand Sharma

CHANDIGARH, JULY 17: On Vishwakarma Skill University and the fifth anniversary of World Haryana Skill Development Youth Skills Day, a live seminar Mission, as well as the youth and w a s o r g a n i z e d b y S r i industries of various institutions to Vishwakarma Skill University and make it a success. Vice Chancellor Haryana Skill Development of Shri Vishwakarma Skill Mission. Sh. Mool Chand Sharma, University, Shri Raj Nehru said that Minister of Transport, Mining and the university is arranging the Geological Skills Development placement of students even during and Industrial Training, Haryana the period of COVID-19. He said joined the live seminar as Chief that if the student has skills, he will Guest and addressed the professor definitely succeed. Registrar Prof. and students of Shri Vishwakarma RS Rathore thanked everyone Skill University. Minister of Skill present in the program. Prof. Jyoti Development and Industrial Rana moderated the program and Training, Sh. Sharma said in his Dr. Bharti conducted the stage. live address that skilling can create a better India. Minister Shri Mool Chand Sharma said that under the efficient leadership of Honourable Chief Minister, Sr. Manohar Lal, the State Government is moving towards an efficient and progressive Haryana. After acquiring skills, our youth will meet the demand of skilled human resources not only in the country but also abroad. Today we are moving towards an efficient and progressive state. I call upon Shri

Punia is PM’sWelfare convenorSHIV KUMAR SHARMACHANDIGARH: Assistant AdvocateGeneral of Haryana,Sunita Punia hasbeen appointed as the State Con-venor of Pradhan Mantri JanKalyankari Yojana Prachar Prasar Ab-

hiyan Advo-cate Division.On receivingthis charge,Sunita Puniaexpressedheartfelt grati-tude to the in-charge of theprovince,Shailendra Vi-jayvargiya,

State President Rajesh Batora andState Convenor Rammehar Acharya,and assured them to discharge theirresponsibilities faithfully. At the same time, all the in-charge ofthis campaign has expected thatSunita Punia will fulfill the objective ofpublicising the ambitious and welfareschemes of Prime Minister NarendraModi while discharging this responsi-bility. Sunita Punia said that duringthe last 6 years, many importantschemes and projects have been im-plemented by the BJP central govern-ment under the leadership of PrimeMinister Narendra Modi for the wel-fare of the people and this is makingthe country prosperous.

Applications invitedfor sports awardsRANVIR PARASHARKAITHAL: District Sports and YouthProgramme Officer Satvindra Gillsaid that like every year, this year too,the Sports and Youth Programme De-partment, Haryana won the medalwinners and contestants at national /international level from January 1,2019 to March 31, 2020. Applicationsfor cash awards have been invited onthe basis of sports achievements ofup to the period. He told that playerscan apply till August 15. A sample ofthe cash award application is avail-able on the departmental website222. The District Sports and YouthProgramme Officer said that the play-ers can submit their applications tothe Sports Department office locatedat the sports stadium by August 15.Attested copies of sports certificatesalong with application form, sportssports certificate, Haryana residencecertificate, verified affidavit regardingnon-use of drugs during competition,birth certificate, Aadhaar card, PANnumber, bank account number, bankName, IFSC code and unique codeetc. will be mandatory to be attachedwith the application form. He said thatapplications received after 15 Augustwill not be accepted.

Follow Covid-19rules during worshipGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL: The district administrationhas asked people to follow the rulesof Covid-19 while performing Jalab-hishek in temples on the festival ofSomwari . Deputy Commissioner Nis-hant Kumar Yadav said that all thedevotees visiting the temple will haveto take care of social distancing andno devotees will be allowed to enterthe temple without a mask. There willbe a system of sanitising all the devo-tees while entering the temples.Duty magistrates have been appoint-ed to maintain law and order, whichwill monitor the situation in templesduring Somvaris. No devotees will beallowed to take the law into their ownhands. If a person disobeys the rulesof Covid-19, action will be takenagainst him.

Complaint to SDMagainst TehsildarMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: Reena Rani, resident of WardNo. 8, Indri, in her complaint againstthe Tehsildar and Patwari told theSDM that she has been waiting for along time for the report of Lal Dora.But the report has not come. Shesaid that her house is inside Lal Doreon the basis of which the report ismade by the Tehsil office and on thebasis of this, a map of their house ispassed. Then permanent residentcertificate, voter card, Aadhaar cardetc. are made.

NEWS BRIEFS

3HARYANAMore than 700 scholars attend webinarKARNAL: A one-day international webinar was organiSed at Guru Nanak Khalsa CollegeKarnal, courtesy the Hindi Department and the Global Hindi Literature Research Institute inwhich the Chief Guest was Geeta Manishi Swami Gyananand Ji Maharaj, while the mainspeaker was Dr. Markandey Ahuja, Vice Chancellor of Gurugram University. SwamiGyananandji Maharaj said in his address that saints never get distracted. In the webinar or-ganised in the context of the Corona period, Swamiji said that Kabir was an uncut diamondwhose voice is public, universal and universal. Vice-Chancellor of Gurugram University, Dr.Mamarkandey Ahuja said that the blessings of great men shower on everyone. Saints haveemphasised the spirit of world welfare. Principal of the college, Dr. Major Singh, welcomedeveryone. Dr. Bir Singh, President of the Hindi Department, coordinated the webinar .YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020

Sub-Tropical Fruit Expobegins at Ladwa from todayEvent aimed to provide platform to farmers

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, JULY 17:

People anywhere can now enjoylearning about different varieties ofsub-tropical fruit and their cultiva-tion techniques at the five-day Sub-Tropical Fruit Expo 2020 being or-ganised by the Haryana HorticultureDepartment at the Centre for Sub-Tropical Fruit (Indo Israel Project),Ladwa, district Kurukshetra, fromJuly 18 to 22. The entire event will bestreamed live on social media, in-cluding YouTube, Facebook andTwitter, from 10am to 1pm everyday.

While stating this here today, Ad-ditional Chief Secretary, Agricultureand Farmers’ Welfare Department,Mr. Sanjeev Kaushal, said that Agri-culture and Farmers’ Welfare Minis-ter, Mr. Jai Parkash Dalal, would in-augurate the event at 11am on July18. Senior officials of the Embassyof Israel would also participate in theevent.

He said that the event was aimed

at providing a platform for farmers tolearn the latest technologies in thefield, especially in view of increasedadoption of horticulture under the‘Mera Pani – Meri Virasat’ crop di-versification scheme of the StateGovernment. This would help farm-ers utilise fewer resources more effi-ciently and improve their livelihood.

The event would include dailylive streaming of webinars, demon-strations of techniques in the field,showcase of different varieties offruit such as mango and pear, ques-tion/answer sessions and rangolicompetition.

A different fruit would be show-cased each day, starting with ‘AamDiwas’ (Mango Day) on July 18. We-binar on advanced cultivation tech-nology on mango would be streamedlive from 11.30am to 1pm. Livedemonstration and exhibition ofmango production techniques, ques-tion/answer session and rangoli com-petition based on the fruit would beheld from 11am to 1pm.

On July 19, pear, peach and plum

would be the centre of focus duringthe Nashpati Diwas (Pear Day). Theday will start at 10am with webinaron advanced cultivation technologyon pear and peach till 11.30am.Demonstration of pear and peachproduction techniques would bestreamed live from 10.30am to11.30am. Question/answer sessionon pear, peach and plum would beheld from 11.30am to 1pm, whereasrangoli competition based on pearfruit would be held from 10.30am to12.30 pm.

Litchi and chikoo would be thefruit of the day during Litchi Diwas(Litchi Day) on July 20. The day willstart at 10am with webinar on ad-vanced cultivation technology onlitchi and chikoo till 11.30am.Demonstration of litchi and chikooproduction techniques would bestreamed live from 10.30am to11.30am. Question/answer sessionon litchi and chikoo would be heldfrom 11.30am to 1pm, whereas ran-goli competition based on litchi fruitwould be held from 11am to 1pm.

Sharma congratulatesPGI doctors for vaccineSHIV KUMAR SHARMAROHTAK, JULY 17

BJP MP Dr. Arvind Sharma con-gratulated the PGI team of doc-tors and the Vice Chancellor onthe test conducted on the Coronavaccine at PGI. The MP said thathe was confident that the vac-cine would be prepared for thecorona at PGI. He also said thatdue to the hard work of doctorsand management, we are moving towards victory inthe battle of Corona.

On Friday, MP Arvind Sharma congratulated theVice Chancellor and the testing team for testing thedrug in PGI, Rohtak. Later, through video conferenc-ing, he said that the district administration and healthdepartment have played an important responsibilityregarding Corona. In the battle of Corona, doctors, of-ficers and employees of the district administration,health workers, PGI staff, security personnel, police-men and media personnel are working at risk for 24hours and today these are leading to victory fromCorona. The MP also congratulated Health MinisterAnil Vij on the test.

RANVIR PARASHARKAITHAL, JULY 17

Deputy Commissioner SujanSingh said that people shouldnot have any kind of troubleto take advantage of Ayush-man Bharat Yojana. All thepersons who have been regis-tered under this scheme, allthose golden cards should bemade. So far, golden cards of1 lakh 40 thousand personshave been made in the dis-trict. The meeting of the Dis-trict Troubleshooting Com-

mittee of Ayushman BharatScheme should be timely andif there is any complaint relat-ed to this scheme, it should beredressed immediately.

Deputy CommissionerSujan Singh Ayushman wasgiving necessary guidelinesafter the meeting of the Dis-trict Troubleshooting Com-mittee made for the BharatYojana. He said that the peo-ple concerned should nothave any kind of trouble at thecivil hospital and placeswhere golden cards are being

made. The Ayushman Bharat

Scheme has been implement-ed by the government to pro-vide benefits of health servic-es to the people, under whichthe person concerned is giventhe benefit of cashless healthservices in government andpanel hospitals. He said that79 thousand 121 familieshave been registered underthis scheme in the district, outof which 58 thousand 421 arein rural and 20 thousand 700are in urban area.

5000 people avail AyushmanBharat Yojana

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, JULY 17

With a further move towards the Smart Cityanother road in the city will be developed onthe lines of Smart Road, said Subhash Chan-dra, Vice Chairman of the Swachh Bharat Mis-sion who took stock of the Hansi road with thecity's administrative officials. He also encour-aged the corporation officials to take notice ofillegal occupants on this road and shopkeepersspreading the dirt and keep them clean. Apartfrom the Municipal Corporation, he was alsoaccompanied by officials of PWD, ElectricityDepartment, Horticulture and Public HealthDepartment. He said that due to some depart-mental works, construction work on this road

was incomplete for some time, which will becompleted soon. In some places there was aproblem of sewerage and to fix the problem, heinstructed the Executive Engineer of the Mu-nicipal Corporation to clean it soon. He askedthe chief cleaning inspector of the corporation,Mahavir Sodhi, to do regular cleaning on theroad and improve the system of toilets. On thisoccasion, the voice chairman also asked the lo-cal shopkeepers to keep dustbin in front oftheir shops and put the waste of the shop in it.He said that it is very important to keep clean-liness not only inside the shop but also outside,only then we will be able to avoid diseases. Heinstructed to give notice to their owners on thepile of Congress grass and the dirt lying inempty plots on the road.

Hansi road to be developed: Chandra

Change to lead asuccessful life:Sangeeta

DARSHAN SHARMANILOKHERI, JULY 17

Today Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya VishwavidyalayaNeelokheri's Chief Director BK Sangeeta Bahn has said thatthis time which is going on, it is time for change. Whe said wewill also have to change according to the situation. Our gov-ernment is also issuing new guidelinesaccording to the situation from time totime. Today, due to the Corona epi-demic, all the people who were work-ing outside are now sitting empty athome. Our children are also staying athome not going to school these days.In these circumstances, stress in hu-mans is increasing because of disputesand anger in homes due to stress.

Fighting are increasing and manypeople are feeling lonely due to stressat the moment. Due to loneliness, theyalso take terrible steps like endingtheir life. To avoid all this, we have to change our lifestyle atthis time. To be successful, we have to adopt yoga practice inour life. Man overcomes difficult situation with easy Raja Yoga.Sahaja Raja Yoga means that we rule our own karma senses, wecan control our karma senses when we are the Father. Remem-ber the divine with a calm heart Gay and all human beings willhave good feelings and good wishes towards the souls and na-ture and will also keep good feelings towards the time that thistime will soon pass, new time will come in the life of all of us,which will bring happiness only as day and night revolve.

It is day after night, it comes night after day, this is how theworld rotates in the cycle of 84 births, in your intellect 84 daysshould be circled, this time is the time of Kali Yuga in which alldiseases will disturb you.

MC cleans Dayanand Colony

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: The MC today cleaned the Dayanand colony bycutting bushes standing in the open plots. Anti-social ele-ments were gambing and consuming liquor in these plots. Tothe people living here they were a danger. People had com-plained to Mayor Renu Bala Gupta. This cleaning was donetoday keeping in view the safety of the people on the instruc-tions of the Mayor. Earlier, corporation officer Surendra Choprahad visited the place. Cleaning supervisor was done by JaiBhagwan. Now the people are breathing a sigh of relief.

Save environment 248thcycle rally heldKURUKSHETRA: Plantation was conducted by thePrana Committee Haryana with 248th Bicycle DriveEnvironment Save Awareness Rally. Plantation wasdone under the chairmanship of the committee'smentor Karma Chand. National Gold Medalist Dia-mond Blood Donor and Provincial President of Envi-ronment Watchdog Committee, Dr. Ashok Vermasaid that the aim of his committee is to make peopleaware to control the increasing air pollution daily.

Plantation fortnightinaugurated at JMIT CollegeKULDEEP SAINIRADAUR: Fortnightly celebration inauguration waslaunched on Friday by JMIT Engineering Collegeand 14 Haryana Battalions of NCC. On this occa-sion, NCC in-charge of the college, LieutenantVikram Verma informed that one of the most com-mon purpose of plantation is to promote forests.Forests are extremely important for maintainingecological balance on the Earth. Trees provide life-giving oxygen without which the survival of mankindis impossible. Apart from consuming oxygen andreleasing carbon dioxide, trees absorb other harm-ful gases from the environment, making the air pureand the atmosphere cleaner.

Brahmrishi Vidya Mandirstudents in merit listROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: 16 children of Shri Brahmrishi VidyaMandir Taraoru got in the merit list in the CBSEBoard Class X examination. 57 children of theschool participated in the examination, out of whichall the children passed with good marks. 16 children

secured merit and school children obtained meritsubject wise. Giving information, the school directorRakesh Sharma said that all the children performedwell in the exam. Ankita and Kashish secured 94percent, Karishma scored 93.2 percent, Palak 84percent and Devanshi also got 84 percent. Apartfrom this, Tania, Saraswati, Chavinkal, Muskan,Neha Priyanka, Abhijeet, Harshit, Keshav, Dimplesecured the merit.

Bhagat Singh club holdsCorona campaignMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: Shaheed Bhagat Singh Youth Club CoronaAwareness Campaign and change your behaviorby Shaheed Bhagat Singh Youth Club as directedby Nehru Yuva Kendra, Karnal (Ministry of YouthAffairs and Sports, Government of India) in VillageFazilpur of Block Indri. Karnal, District Youth Coor-dinator Renu Silag and Accountant Rajkumar Gaurwere present.

Ban on visitors to visitBrahmasarovarISHIKA THAKURKURUKSHETRA: District Collector and DeputyCommissioner Dhirendra Khadgata said thatSawan fair at Pehowa Arunay SangameshwarDham temple on July 17 and 18 and SomvatiAmavasya fair at Saraswati Ghat will be held tillJuly 20 and 21 and was expected to be attended bya large number of devotees. So as per the guide-lines issued by the Central and State Government,to prevent the spread of Covid-19 from the view ofArunay Sangameshwar Dham Temple and SomvatiAmavasya at Brahmasarovar, Sarovar, SaraswatiTirtha Pehova from 17 July to 21 July 2020 is pro-hibited for more than 5 persons to gather togetherat one place and perform religious rituals.

4AN ARTIST'S CAREER ALWAYS BEGINS TOMOR-

ROW.

JAMES WHISTLER

IF THIS BE NOT LOVE, IT IS MADNESS, AND THENIT IS PARDONABLE.

WILLIAM CONGREVE

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-

trologer and VastuExpert known for

her accurate predictionsof win-ning BJPministerK i r r o nKher, aswell win-ning ofP u n j a belections

by Congress. ARIES:-Take completerest. Youngsters will befull of vitality. Students:you will plan a trekkingtour to a nearby resort.

Lucky Color:-RedLucky Number:-23

TAURUS:-Artists orthose connected withfine arts will be in thenews. Make the most ofthe positivetrends in yourwork. Im-provementin everysphere willbring greatrelief toyou. Lucky Color:-

CrimsonLucky Number:-89

GEMINI:-Learn to bellthe cat at your work-place. Love seems faraway, so you must pam-per yourself.

Lucky Color:-Rust Lucky Number:-36

CANCER:-brace your-self for a really hectic

schedule. Olderwomen will need

medical atten-tion. Lucky Color:-

RedLucky Num-

ber:-28LEO:-Just a rou-

tine day. There willbe no pressure to contendwith.

Lucky Color:-BlueLucky Number:-12

VIRGO:-A good day forproperty dealers. Work-ing women will receive

benefits. Lucky Color:-Ebony

Lucky Number:-54LIBRA:-Jupiter shineson health and fitness.Routine formalities willproceed smoothly.

Lucky Color:-Brown Lucky Number:-66

SCORPIO:-Argumentswith your spouse or part-ner will become heated.Do not be too dogmatic.

Lucky Color:-BlueLucky Number:-99

S A G I T TA R I U S : -Youngsters should becareful while driving.Students will begin tostudy in earnest.

Lucky Color:-Black

Lucky Number:-63CAPRICORN:-Todayyou will find it difficultto cope with profession-als.

Lucky Color:-PeachLucky Number:-14

AQUARIUS:-The earlyhours are good for dis-cussing personal matters.

Lucky Color:-BrownLucky Number:-53

PISCES:-There will bemarked improvement inyour personal and sociallife. Expectant motherswill have a safe delivery.If planning a job change,think twice.

Lucky Color:-PinkLucky Number:-47

Alphabet Inc, the world’s largest mobile technolo-gy company, has agreed to tweak its flagship op-erating system, widely used to run smartphones,

exclusively for India. This is the first time that Alphabet,the promoter of Google Inc., has taken such a decision.The offer on the table for it was simply mouth-watering:Onboarding 35 crore Indian feature phone users to digi-tal space, which is already dominated by Google, and apartnership with India’s largest conglomerate and mostinfluential corporate entity Reliance Industries Limited.The fact that the deal would help Google to get its 35 percent of its next one-billion users in one-go would havemade the deal quite alluring. The partnership betweenAlphabet and Jio Networks, the digital arm of RIL, couldbe considered as a harbinger of many positive develop-ments for India. The development of an affordable India-specific smartphone would threaten the market domi-nance of Chinese handset makers, which became a bighit with price-sensitive Indians and gradually captured abig chunk of the Indian handset market. The Jio-Alpha-bet deal would help Jio Networks to compete with Chi-nese companies better and reduce India’s mobile phoneimports from China. Deep pockets of Reliance Industrieshave also helped India in another front: The 5G technol-ogy solution. Now the country has its own home-growncompany developing the 5G technology solution. WhileIndia may still have to depend on imported 5G equip-ment for the rollout of next-generation telecom services,Jio Platforms has ensured that the country has taken thefirst step towards the localisation of the crucial telecomnetwork. The localisation of the telecom hardware andsoftware requirements would help in the creation of keysupply chain, leading to several ancillary industries. Themassive telecom backbone, which Jio Platforms hasbuilt, created the required infrastructure to revolutionisethe $600-billion Indian retail market, most of it still usesthe centuries-old format. Unlike hinging on essentiallythe western models of supermarkets, Reliance Industriesplans to create a hybrid retail sector to tap one of thelargest consumer markets in the world, by digitally con-necting kirana stores with its advanced retail network us-ing the hub-and-spoke model. The hybrid model couldchallenge the fast-growing e-commerce market by al-lowing people to buy products at neighbourhood shops,which could also increase the profitability of shopkeep-ers. At the heart of RIL’s strategy lies its potential to of-fer a large part of the Indian consumer market to foreigninvestors, especially those from the United States, whohave been shut out from the world’s largest consumermarket in China by its Communist regime.

The phone to help Indiasteal a march on China

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020

Editorial

Literature & HealthPainting develops children's

cognitive, artistic abilities

Anew research, using digitalimage analysis technology,has shed light on some of the

challenges children face when rep-resenting their imaginationsthrough the medium of paint.

The research from Japan Ad-vanced Institute of Science andTechnology (JAIST), also offeredconcrete insight into the develop-ment of children's psyches, and im-portantly, offers suggestions for ed-ucators to im-prove children'scognitive, spatial,and artistic abili-ties. Painting is arecreational andcreative activityenjoyed by chil-dren across theworld. However, children's paint-ings also serve as crucial artifacts oftheir perceptions, as they containthe sum of what children see as "es-sential."

The spatial relationships be-tween objects in paintings representpainters' experiences and technicalprowess and tend to indicate short-comings of either. These are oftenperceived by viewers of paintings,but until now, detailed evaluationand analysis of children's art havebeen subjective, relying on thetrained eye of an artist or critic.JAIST researchers Lan Yu andYukari Nagai have developed andtested a digital analysis process bywhich children's paintings can be

digitised, categorised, and thenthoroughly analysed. Content,scale, patterns, details, and the rela-tionships between objects in thepaintings are objectively quantifiedand calculated. Trends identifiedamong the subjects sampled, 182girls and 234 boys in the Republicof China, indicate that children whohave not received instruction dis-play poor abilities to recognise andemulate spatial relationships.

The youngerthe painter, theless likely that heor she will havedeveloped thesecognitive abili-ties. Lack of detailand inability toimitate objects is

identified as common to children'spainting. Statistical analysis of theboys and girls in this study indicat-ed that they have different attitudestoward painting; girls preferred par-ticipating in painting more thanboys did. This research has implica-tions in art education, suggestingthat art teachers focus on severalkey elements that are useful to thecognitive development of youngpainters. Guiding children to paintobjects outside could enhance theirawareness of their natural environ-ments. Focusing instruction on ob-ject size, and the ability to recogniseand control it could remedy thiscrucial deficit in children's paintings.

Two daily fasting diets, alsoknown as time-restrictedfeeding diets, are effective for

weight loss, according to a newstudy published by researchers fromthe University of Illinois at Chicago.

The study reported results froma clinical trial that compared a 4-hour time-restricted feeding diet anda 6-hour time-restricted feeding dietto a control group.

"This is the first human clinicaltrial to compare the effects of twopopular forms of time-restrictedfeeding on body weight and car-diometabolic risk factors," saidKrista Varady, professor of nutritionat the UIC College of AppliedHealth Sciences and correspondingauthor of the story.

Participants in the 4-hour time-restricted feeding diet group wereasked to eat only between the hoursof 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Participants inthe 6-hour time-restricted feedingdiet group were asked to eat onlybetween the hours of 1 p.m. and 7p.m. In both the study groups, pa-tients were allowed to eat whateverthey wanted during the 4-hour or 6-hour eating period. During the fast-ing hours, participants were direct-ed to only drink water or calorie-free beverages. In the control group,participants were directed to main-tain their weight and not changetheir diet or physical activity levels.

The participants were followed for10 weeks as weight, insulin resist-ance, oxidative stress, blood pres-sure, LDL cholesterol, HDL choles-terol, triglycerides, and inflammato-ry markers were tracked.

The study, published in CellMetabolism, found that participantsin both daily fasting groups reducedcalorie intake by about 550 calorieseach day simply by adhering to theschedule and lost about 3% of theirbody weight. The researchers alsofound that insulin resistance and ox-idative stress levels were reducedamong participants in the studygroups when compared with thecontrol group. There was no effecton blood pressure, LDL cholesterol,HDL cholesterol or triglycerides.There also was no significant differ-

ence in weight loss or cardiometa-bolic risk factors between the 4-hour and 6-hour diet groups. "Thefindings of this study are promisingand reinforce what we've seen inother studies -- fasting diets are a vi-able option for people who want tolose weight, especially for peoplewho do not want to count calories orfind other diets to be fatiguing,"Varady said. " "It's also telling thatthere was no added weight loss ben-efit for people who sustained alonger fast -- until we have furtherstudies that directly compare thetwo diets or seek to study the opti-mal time for fasting, these resultssuggest that the 6-hour fast mightmake sense for most people whowant to pursue a daily fasting diet,"added Varady.

Aprominent Sindhileader, who is nowliving in political

asylum in Germany, haswritten an open letter toworld leaders and humanrights organisations, accus-ing Pakistani army generalsof their involvement in reli-gious terrorism from Kabulto Kashmir since 1947.

Shafi Burfat, the chair-man of Jeay Sindh Muttahi-da Mahaz (JSMM) said thatthese generals have beenpractising worst kinds offascism and human rights vi-olations through massacre,genocide, enforced disap-pearances, torture, extrajudi-cial killings, dumping bul-let-riddled mutilated bodiesand assassinations of politi-cal activists of Sindh,Balochistan and KhyberPakhtunkhwa.

"Punjabi fascist Armyeven abuses dead bodies ofpolitical activists apart fromthe political suppression andeconomic exploitation ofSindh, Balochistan andPashtunistan chained in thefascist theocratic state ofPakistan," Burfat wrote inhis letter.

"Therefore, we appealthe civilised democraticcountries like the UnitedStates, United Kingdom, Eu-rope, Canada, Germany andAustralia to immediatelyban and seize all the bankaccounts and assets of thegenerals of Pakistan who are

living in your territory andexpel all these murderers,"said the Sindhi leader. Hebelieves that the PakistanArmy is a murderous armythat massacred three millionBengalis in 1971 and theyare repeating the same atroc-ities against the people ofSindh, Balochistan, Pash-tun-dominated areas andPoK. "Thousands of Sindhiand Baloch political ac-

tivists and leaders have beenabducted including topJSMM leader Nawab Mahar.Some of the other Sindhi po-litical activists that havebeen abducted by the notori-ous spy agency, the ISI, andare still missing include Ai-jaz Gaho, Mehran Mirani,Insaf Dayo, Dr HidayatullahJarwar, Gulsher Tagar, AqibChandio, Suhail Raza Bhat-ti, Hyder Khoso, Darya

Khan Dhakan, ShakeelHaider and hundreds of oth-ers who are facing inhumantorture in cells of ISI," saidBurfat, whose party is strug-gling for the freedom ofSindhudesh from Pakistanioccupation.

He said, "I am afraid thatthey would be extrajudicial-ly killed by ISI. These ter-rorist Nazi generals of Pak-istan Army are using Islamic

terrorism as their weaponfrom Kabul to Kashmir.""Through the military mightand religious ideology, Pak-istan misuses its powers inSindh and Balochistan toprotect the imperialist inter-ests of Punjab, which has alarge population and fewerresources and it cannot sur-vive without occupation andexploitation," said Burfat,who was forced to take po-

litical asylum abroad. TheSindhi leader said that tocheck the growing Indian in-fluence in the region, Pak-istan has sold its ports andlands to China in the nameof CPEC (China-PakistanEconomic Corridor). "TheCPEC project has threatenedIndian and western positionin the Indian Ocean and thatis why the whole region hasbecome the centre of war fa-naticism, conspiracies andcrimes," he said.

Burfat wrote in his letter,"As these all are the conse-quences of the rogue activi-ties of the Pakistan Army,we appeal to the civilisedand democratic world thatthey shall immediately seizethe bank accounts and assetsof Pakistan Army generalsand expel and throw outthem from their respectivecountries."

The Sindhi politicalleader believes that Pakistanhas also struck a deal withIran to facilitate and providethem with nuclear technolo-gy on the condition of ex-pelling India from theChabahar project.

"If this works, thenIran's relations with Indiawill grow hostile and willpose a grave danger to notonly to peace and security ofthe region but would alsohave adverse effects on thewestern interests in the Indi-an Ocean and Central Asia,"said Burfat.

Involvement of Pak armyin 'religious terrorism'

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While the Sino-Indian de-es-calation at the Line of Ac-tual Control (LAC) in

Ladakh is still, as external affairsminister S. Jaishankar said, a “workin progress”, China as a factor in In-dia-Iran relations became more man-ifest by two developments.

One, the New York Times pub-lished a leaked draft of a Sino-Iran“sweeping economic and securitypartnership”, encompassing $400billion in Chinese investment overnext 25 years. Two, reports that Iranwas dropping India in the develop-ment of the Chabahar-Zahedan railproject, a showpiece of Afghanistan-Iran-India trilateral cooperation.China had earlier too ramped up itsIranian presence whenever India,Japan and the European Union re-duced their engagement after 2006’s

UN sanctions over Iran’s nuclearprogramme. But the scale and timingof the current foray is significant.Former President Barack Obamachanged America’s Iran policy fromconfrontation to calibrated engage-ment, realising the fight against ISISin Syria-Iraq was unwinnable with-out Iran. This even involved Wash-ington endorsing the P5+Germany2015 nuclear deal with Iran.

Unsurprisingly, the India-Iranagreement on Chabahar port, strate-gically located outside the PersianGulf, was signed in May 2016 whenPrime Minister Narendra Modi vis-ited Iran. This included the con-struction of the Chabahar-Zahedanrailway line for improving connec-tivity with Afghanistan and CentralAsia. In May 2018, US PresidentDonald Trump abandoned the nu-

clear deal with Iran, called the JointComprehensive Programme of Ac-tion (JCPOA), imposing compre-hensive sanctions to build “maxi-mum pressure”. India always imple-mented the UN-mandated sanctionsagainst Iran but avoided unilateralones by the United States. MrModi’s wooing of President Trumpand his unwillingness to upset atruculent leader led to quietly adopt-ing the US-mandated trade and in-vestment boycott of Iran. Concomi-tantly, India also strategically en-gaged Saudi Arabia and the UAE,both US allies. Mr Modi’s person-alised diplomacy targeted AbuDhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mo-hammed bin Zayed and SaudiCrown Prince Mohammed binSalman, despite the latter’s un-savoury image.

Iran-China pact poses a fresh threat to India

Adam's CurseWe sat together at onesummer’s end,That beautiful mild woman,your close friend, And you and I, and talked ofpoetry.I said, ‘A line will take ushours maybe;Yet if it does not seem a

moment’s thought, Our stitching and unstitching has beennaught. Better go down upon your marrow-bones And scrub a kitchen pavement, or break stones Like an old pauper, in all kinds of weather; For to articulate sweet sounds togetherIs to work harder than all these, and yet Be thought an idler by the noisy setOf bankers, schoolmasters, and clergymen The martyrs call the world.’And thereuponThat beautiful mild woman for whose sake There’s many a one shall find out all heartache On finding that her voice is sweet and low Replied, ‘To be born woman is to know—Although they do not talk of it at school—That we must labour to be beautiful.’I said, ‘It’s certain there is no fine thing Since Adam’s fall but needs much labouring.There have been lovers who thought loveshould be So much compounded of high courtesy That they would sigh and quote with learnedlooks Precedents out of beautiful old books; Yet now it seems an idle trade enough.’

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Admissions dates extended by Nauni varsitySHIMLA (DINESH AGARWAL) : Dr YS Parmar University of Horticulture andForestry (UHF), Nauni has extended the last date of submission of onlineadmission forms for its undergraduate, M Sc, MBA Agribusiness and PhDprogrammes for the academic year 2020-21. In undergraduate programmes, theUniversity is offering B Sc (Hons) Horticulture and B Sc (Hons) Forestry at its fourconstituent colleges i.e. College of Horticulture and College of Forestry at the maincampus, College of Horticulture and Forestry (COH&F), Neri and College ofHorticulture and Centre of Excellence in Horticulture Research (CEHRE), Thunag.The university also offers B Tech Biotechnology programme at COH&F Neri. Thelast date for receipt of applications for undergraduate programmes has now beenrevised till 31st July for normal and self-financing seats. The last date for receipt ofonline applications for M Sc, MBA (Agribusiness),MBA General and PhDprogrammes has also been extended till 5th August.

Puneet Sharma gives25 PPE kits tosanitary workers

NALAGARH (ANWAR HUSSAIN):Social activist Puneet Sharma hasencouraged corona warriors byproviding 25 PPE kits to the cleaningstaff of the council engaged in makingthe city clean and beautiful. Sanitationworkers under the council are playingrole of warriors in this battle of Corona.School director and philanthropistPuneet Sharma has provided this kit.He said that all the departments againstthe Corona global epidemic are workingwith full vigor and honesty, in which allother departments includingadministration, police, health, citycouncil and sanitation workers arefighting in this war to help the people ofthe society. In order to fight a waragainst corona, PPE is to encouragethe people engaged in cleaning streetsand collecting garbage from people'shomes. This work of social service willcontinue as much as possible in future.NP president Dharmendra Rana saidthat the sanitation workers are fullyengaged in the service of the peopleand getting PPE kits will definitely boostthe morale of the sanitation workers.

Rajiv Bindal rejectsallegations leveledagainst himSHIMLA: Former Himachal Pradeshassembly speaker and BJP leaderRajiv Bindal rejected all the allegationsleveled against him by CPI(M)legislator and termed the allegationsas baseless. In a rebuttal, issuedagainst the allegations made byRakesh Singha on Thursday, MrBindal said that all charges leveledagainst him were politically motivatedhaving no iota of truth in them.Terming the move a politicalconspiracy against him, Bindal saidthat CPI(M) members made suchallegations are unfounded and want toget political mileage out of it.

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Jai Ram directs officials for timebound completion of projects

AGENCYSHIMLA, JULY 17

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakurwhile reviewing the developmentalworks of Seraj Vidhan Sabha areaof Mandi district here todaydirected the concerned departmentsto ensure time bound completion ofongoing projects besides giving toppriority to implementation of ChiefMinister announcements.

Chief Minister said that roadprojects being executed underCentral Road Fund (CRF),NABARD and Pradhan MantriGram Sadak Yojna etc. should beexpedited keeping in view theprolonged winter season in theconstituency. He also directed theofficers to expedite FRA and FCAcases pertaining to roads and otherdevelopmental projects. He saidthat all the infrastructure projectsrelated to education, health, tourismetc. should also be completedwithin stipulated time period. JaiRam Thakur said that projectsunder Jal Jeevan Mission and RuralWater Supply Scheme should betaken in hand soon. He said thatefforts must be made to provideirrigation facilities to maximumarea besides covering cent percenthousehold under tapped drinkingwater by mid of 2022. He said thatvacant posts in health andeducational institutions would be

filled up so as to facilitate thepeople of the area. He said thatCivil Hospital Bagsiad would bestrengthened to provide betterhealth care facilities to the peopleof the area. Chief Minister said thatthe infrastructure in Horticultureand Forestry College Thunag mustbe developed expeditiously. Hesaid that FCA cases must befollowed up at various levels so asto ensure that developmentalprojects do not hang in fire due toFCA clearances. He said that theSericulture State Seed Centre atThunag would be strengthened asthis would not only diversify

farming activities in the area butwould also boost economicactivities. Jai Ram Thakur said thatLand Transfer Case of ThachiDegree College should beexpedited so that work could bestarted soon. He said thatappropriate allocation of fundswould be made for construction ofBlock Primary Education Office(BPEO) at Bagsiad. He said thatSenior Secondary School Bagsiadwould be upgraded as Atal AdarshVidyalaya. He said that smartclasses had been started inGovernment Senior SecondarySchool Bagsiad.

Reviews dev works of Seraj Vidhan Sabha area

JOGINDRA DEV ARYABANGANA, JULY 17

In the Corona era, bankers havealso emerged as Coronawarriors. The public was betterserved by the bank personnelduring this corona period.These Corona warriors werehonored by the National Unionof Journalists Himachal unit onFriday with a letter ofappreciation with the consentof State President Ranesh Rana.These citations were given bythe union president RaneshRana, with the consent of theunion for better services duringthe Corona crisis. PunjabNational Bank Manager RamSingh, Bank personnel MohitKashyap, Manoj Kumar,Rajendra Kumar, Kishan

Chand, Ajay Kumar, Deshraj,Kangra Central CooperativeBank Branch Senior Managerof Banga Rajeshwar SinghGuleria, Sunil Kumar, SunnyKumar, Harsh Kumar, KaranSingh, Purna Singh, AnilKumar, Anil Patial, Anku,Central Bank of India BranchBangana manager Kiran Kato,bank personnel Ajay Kumar,

Surendra Kumar, Nisha Devi,Ramesh Chand, Sohan Singh,SBI Bangana branch managerAshwani Kumar, Asst. CoronaWarriors including managersBalwan Singh, bank personnelJanak Raj, Subhash Chand,Pankaj Kumar, Ranjit Nanda,Ajay Kumar, Pyar Chand, AnilKumar were awarded by givingcertificates.

NUJ honours bankersfor better services

'At Home' not to beorganised at Raj Bhavan

AGENCYSHIMLA, JULY 17

Governor Bandaru Dattatrayahas decided not to organise 'AtHome' at Raj Bhavan onIndependence Day this year. Hesaid this decision has been takenin wake of corona pandemic. Hesaid that the tradition of 'AtHome' at Raj Bhavan onIndependence Day is continuingsince long, however, this year theevent has been cancelled in theinterest of health and safety of everyone. Hesaid that today the entire world is in theclutches of COVID-19 pandemic and thenumber of affected persons is rising rapidly inthe country. Even though, the people of theState are following rules of social distancing,however, it is important to keep everyone safe.He emphasized on physical distancing, wearinga mask, washing hands with soap and also

appealed to make it a habit.He further said the decision

would also help the Raj Bhavan'sendeavour to reduce expenditure.plan sent for modernization ofpower system in Hamirpur city

Hamirpur(HP), Jul 17(UNI) Inorder to provide uninterruptedpower supply in the Hamirpurtown and its adjacent areas of thedistrict, the HPSB has formulateda plan worth sixty-three crorerupees and this plan ofmodernization has been sent to the

state government for approval, said RajeshKumar, Superintending Engineer of Hamirpurcircle. He said that under the plan, there was aprovision for underground cabling, installationof new transformers and providing othermodern facilities.

He also informed that the target has beenset to replace all wooden poles in Hamirpurcircle this year.

People face trouble due toclosure of railway gate

JYOTI SYALUNA, JULY 17

Thousands of commuters today faced heavyinconvenience due to the closure of the railwaygate on the Una Mandi base road going fromUna to Hamirpur. The gate was closed at 9 amtoday due to repair of the railway line due towhich people traveling on this road could notget ahead of their arms as they were stuck in themiddle of the way. On both sides of the gate,heavy vehicles were lined up for severalkilometers due to which the people passing

through the road, as well as the heavy vehiclesalso faced trouble throughout the day. In thishumid summer, people's problems became evenmore difficult. Traffic police staff weredeployed after the administration got itfollowing which small vehicles were diverted totheir destination by other alternate routes. TheRailway Department decided to keep the ten-hour railway gate closed but it was notconsidered appropriate to give information tothe common people. Local people said that theywere not informed about it by any means. Hesaid that no notice board was put up by therailway department here nor was it publishedthrough newspapers. The railway department ofits own choice closed the gate for ten hours andclosed the movement on this road for the wholeday. The local people said that theadministration should ask the railwaydepartment for an answer and if there is anysuch closure for further, then make sure that it iscommunicated to the common people.

Under PMAY, 92 beneficiariesgiven Rs 1. 53 cr: Satpal Satti

PANKAJ KATNAMAIHATPUR, JULY 17

Former state BJP President Satpal Satti said that underMunicipal Council, Mahatpur Bashedda in Una Assemblyconstituency of District Una, nearly Rs 1.53 crore weredistributed among 92 beneficiaries under Pradhan Mantri AwasYojana. He said that Una assembly constituency will berecognized as a development model in the entire state. It is readyfor the development of its region at all times. He said that thework that the present government is doing, should hardly havehappened before this. He said that due to this Covid 19, the paceof development has not slowed down and efforts are constantlybeing made to give every possible benefit to the people.

Sanction letters amounting to72 lakhs given to 45 families

under PMAY: Prof. Ram Kumar

PREETI RANATAHLIWAL, JULY 17

In Tahliwal, Prof. Ram Kumar provided acceptance lettersamounting to Rs 72 lakh to 45 families under PradhanMantri Awas Yojana and also gave Ayushman cards to 22families under Ayushman Yojana at Civil Hospital Haroli.On this occasion, Prof. Ram also asked people to avoid andbe aware of the carona epidemic while adding that thatCentral and state governments are making every effort tokeep people from getting taxed. Ram Kumar alsoappreciated the work of Asha Workers and said that thehonorarium of Asha Workers has increased, as well as theState Government is also providing smart phones to AshaWorkers. Those people who are left in the Pradhan MantriAwas Yojana, soon they will also be given the welcomeletters in Taliwal. Neb Tehsildar Ravi JE MK Sharma, BJPDistrict General Secretary and former head of Tahival,Arjun Singh, Nagar Panchayat Principal Sunita DeputyPrincipal Raj Kumar Bhajmo district president KamalAshok Bhupinder Singh Pradeep Ashok Gagan RavinderRana and others were present.

Rekha Jamwal a multitalented faceAMB: Poet Rekha Jamwal is amultitalented woman. It is worthmentioning that beauty and brain,fortune and fame, she had it all.Poetess, Social Worker, Dancer,Motivator all rolled into one. She isthe president of Ladli RakhshakNGO distrct Una in the presenttime and lives in Amb. And her husband Manoj Jamwal isD.S.P. at Amb. She is not only a good house wife but alsohas multitalented mind to serve the society concerned tosocial welfare activities. She also developed herself thedifferent types of Ayurvedic products at home such asherbal sanitizer, washing soaps, agarwatti, herbalhomemade Bam.

SD College runs skilloriented beauty andbody fitness course

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: PCM S.D. College issuccessfully running a skill oriented 2Year Diploma Course on Beauty andBody Fitness since 2015 under UGCScheme of Community Colleges.Principal Dr. Kiran Arora maintainedthat any student who has completedtheir +2 from a recognized board, canpursue the aforementioned course.Also there is no age bar for the same.The course is exclusively been madeto inculcate practical skills so as toprepare students for employment andentrepreneurship. It indeed is acommendable move towards WomenEmpowerment. After successfulcompletion of the course, a studentcan procure job opportunities in thebeauty industry as a hair stylist,beautician, make up artist, manicuristand pedicurist. The institution offerswell equipped cosmetology labs withlatest machinery and an able and welltrained faculty.

4 new cases ofCorona in AmbalaRENU AGGARWALAMBALA : The corona in Ambala isbecoming uncontrollable. On Friday,84 new positive patients arrived inAmbala, after which the total numberof patients increased to 820 whereas266 are still active patients. CMOKuldeep Singh confirmed that 45 newcases were received from City, 26from Cantt and 2 from Naraingarh, 3from Shajadpur, 6 from Noorpur and4 from Chaudmastpur, Boh. CMOKuldeep Singh said that 2 deathsoccurred in the last 24 hours andtoday 107 patients were discharged.DC Ashok Kumar said that if anyonein the district needs any informationrelated to Kovid-19, they can get themobile number 9315433948 of thecivil hospital, Ambala city, the mobilenumber 7988655117 of the civilhospital, Ambala Cantonment, themobile number of the civil hospital,Naraingarh 9416111770, mobilenumber 8607071577 of CommunityHealth Center, Mullana, mobilenumber 8053280287 of CommunityHealth Center, Barada, mobilenumber 9416494520 of CommunityHealth Center Shahzadpur,Community Health CenterChaudmastpur 9068039522, helplinenumber 108, 7027846102. He alsosaid that the collective efforts of all ofus can prevent the spread of coronainfection.

Anil Vij inspects workof fourlane project inAmbala

AMBALA: Haryana's planetary,health and local bodies minister AnilVij has not completed even onemonth but he has started inspection.On Friday evening, Vij reachedsurprise inspection of severaldevelopment works including hislargest fourlane project in AmbalaCantt. Although the doctorsconducting the operation haveadvised the Health Minister to takerest after taking care of his health, butas soon as he came to know aboutthe problems related to the forelanehe came to inspect on the spot.During this, a team of officers wasalso present along with Vij. Vij, afterseeing the situation of the occasion,also issued appropriate guidelines tothe officials concerned. Although AnilVij's light conversation while talking tothe media was also faltering, he saidthat the public has specially entrustedhim with the responsibility of AmbalaCant Light and he will work for it inevery situation. Along with this, inresponse to a question, HealthMinister Anil Vij said that the drug ofCorona was given to three people inRohtak PGI but they did not have anyreaction, so now it will be tried onother people also.

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Webinar for youth awareness for employmentopportunities on July 24: ADCJANDIALA GURU (KULJIT SINGH): The Department of Employment Generationand Training is conducting a state level webinar on 24th July at 3:00 pm to createawareness among the youth of Punjab about employment opportunities. Disclosingthis here today Additional Deputy Commissioner (Development) Ranbir SinghMudhal said that this webinar would be inaugurated by the Cabinet Minister Charanjit Singh Channi andSecretary Employment Generation and Training Rahul Tiwari. He also said that in this webinarrepresentatives of reputed companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Dell, PepsiCo, Walmart India would provideinformation to the youth about the employment opportunities during the difficult times of Kovid-19.Jaswant Rai, Deputy Director, District Employment and Business Bureau, Amritsar said that the youthmust register on www.pgrkam.com to participate in this webinar. He also informed that graduate (in anyfield) and post graduate (in any field) youth who are already registered on www.pgrkam.com.

Ready to face any investigation: GajendraShekhawat on allegations of horse-trading

AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 17

Soon after the Congress mountedan attack on Union MinisterGajendra Singh Shekhawat overalleged audiotapes purportedlyconspiring to topple the AshokGehlot government in Rajasthan;Shekhawat on Friday said that heis ready to face any investigation.Speaking to media over allegationsagainst him being made by theCongress, Shekhawat, who is anMP from Rajasthan, said, "I amready to face any investigation".Responding to whether he knewSanjay Jain, named by Congressleader Randeep Singh Surjewala inthe press conference accusing himof conspiring to bring down thegovernment, Shekhawat said, "Iknow many Sanjay Jains. Whichone are they are talking about? Letme know which one they aretalking about. And they shouldalso tell from my which numberwas the purported call made.'Kaun se number par baat karai'they should tell," said Shekhawat.Meanwhile, Congress has lodgedtwo complaints regarding theaudiotapes. "We registered 2 FIRsunder section 124A and 120B. Theveracity of clip to be investigated,"Ashoke Rathore, ADG SpecialOperations Group (SOG),Rajasthan. Bhanwar Lal Sharma,Gajendra Singh Shekhawat andSanjay Jain have been named inthe complaints. Surjewala, at the

press conference, has demanded anFIR against Union MinisterGajendra Singh Shekhawat and aprobe into the alleged tape. TheCongress had demanded thatRajasthan government and SpecialOperations Group (SOG) registerFIR and arrest the culprits asplenty of evidence have surfacednow. Surjewala had claimed thattapes were aired by the media inwhich Union Minister GajendraSingh Shekhawat, BJP leaderSanjay Jain and Congress MLABhanwar Lal Sharma spoke aboutbribing MLAs and bringing downRajasthan govt. The party hassuspended MLAs Bhanwar LalSharma and Vishvendra Singhfrom the primary membership ofthe party. The party has also issuedshow-cause notices to them.Sources in the BJP said that for thelast one month the Congress hasbeen trying to establish a contactbetween the BJP and its leaderSachin Pilot. They have miserablyfailed and thus attempting todefame the BJP by thesegimmicks, sources added.Rajasthan Congress continues toremain in turmoil after simmeringdifferences between Sachin Pilotand Chief Minister Ashok Gehlotcame out in the open. Pilot was, onJuly 14, sacked from the posts ofRajasthan Deputy Chief Ministerand state PCC president. Gehlothas blamed the BJP for attemptingto destabilise the state governmentby poaching MLAs.

Congress issues show-cause notice toSharma, Vishvendra Singh

NEW DELHI: Congress hassuspended MLAs Bhanwar LalSharma and Vishvendra Singhfrom the primary membership ofthe party, a statement by the partysaid here on Friday. Show causenotices have been issued to themto "explain their conduct in theconspiracy to topple Congressgovernment in Rajasthan." The AllIndia Congress Committee(AICC) issued a press releasestating, "In view of the tapesreleased in a section of media,Bhanwar Lal Sharma (MLA,Sardarshahar) and VishvendraSingh (MLA, Deeg Kumher) have

been suspended from theCongress Party with immediateeffect for anti-party activities. "Ashow-cause notice has been issuedto them to explain their conduct inthe conspiracy to topple theCongress government inRajasthan," the order further read.In a fresh twist to the political crisisin Rajasthan, Chief Minister AshokGehlot's loyalists have alleged thatCongress MLA and former cabinetminister Bhanwarlal Sharma wasmaking his fifth attempt to topplethe state government along withformer Deputy Chief MinisterSachin Pilot.

Tagore Modern Schoolstudents excel in 10th result

HARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT, JULY 17

Tagore Modern School Raikot's 10th class CBSE result wasexcellent. Disclosing this here today Director LD Verma andPrincipal SandeepTangri said that With first place, Pradeep Singhwith 89% marks, second place with 89% marks, JashandeepKaurwith 88% marks and 8 students with 80% higher marks and 23students with 60% to 80% marks. At this time the schoolmanagement committee congratulated the students and theirparents and said that this excellent performance was the result ofthe hard work of the teachers and students.

KULJIT SINGHJANDIALA GURU, JULY 17

Om Prakash Soni, Minister for MedicalEducation and Research, Punjab said thatthe Punjab Government was making anumber of efforts to control the Covid-19epidemic and only with the cooperation ofthe people could the Covid-19 epidemicbe brought under control. He said that itwas the duty of every responsible citizento wear a mask while going out of the

house, to avoid spitting in public places, tofollow the rules of social distance and notto leave the house unnecessarily. Sonisaid that only by following theinstructions given by the healthdepartment can we avoid the epidemic.Soni presented a check of Rs. 2 lakh toArya Samaj School Katra Moti Ram forthe development works of the school andassured that more funds would beprovided if required. On this occasionSoni also presented a check of Rs. 1 lakhto the Karate Association Shotokan andsaid that this organization prepareschildren for self defense which is a verycommendable initiative. Councilor VikasSoni, Principal Ajay Beri, Sunil KumarCounty, Gurdev Singh Dara, ChairmanSports Cell Pramod Bhatia, Harpreet Kaurand Ashu Kapoor were present on theoccasion.

Soni hands over check of Rs 2 lakh to Arya SamajSchool and Rs 1 lakh to Shotokan Karate Institute

CHANDIGARH, JULY 17

A meeting of committeeconstituted by Smt. RajBala Malik, Mayor,Chandigarh to enhancerevenue sources of theMunicipal CorporationChandigarh was held heretoday in the conferenceroom of MCC, which wasattended by membercouncilors namely RajeshKumar, Anil KumarDubey, Mahesh InderSingh Siddhu, DaveshMoudgil, Satish KumarKainth, Satish Kumar Jainand Anil Kumar Garg,A d d i t i o n a lCommissioners, SaurabhArora, JointC o m m i s s i o n e r ,Shailender Singh, ChiefEngineer and other seniorofficers of MunicipalCorporation Chandigarh.During the meeting thefinancial status and

sources to enhance theincome of MunicipalCorporation and followingissues were discussed indetail: As per the Act, therights of revenue such astransfer of RLA and StampDuty etc. may be allowedto the MunicipalCorporation Chandigarhto strengthen its financialposition. Short term, midterm and long termmeasures be taken in thefield of revenue generationin all the resources.

Recommendations of4th Delhi financecommission be

implemented. Possibilitiesbe explored to conductsurvey through agencyregarding generatingrevenue resources in theMCC. Agenda be broughtout in the General Housemeeting of MCC to rentout or dispose offconstructed propertiescase to case falling underthe jurisdiction of MCC.Village wise revenuerecord of properties andlands be generated. Spacefor ATMs be identified inthe community centres togenerate revenue.

One post of Patwari

and Kanungo be filled upto look after Estate wing inMCC to generate revenuerecords and maintain allthe properties & land invillages falling under thejurisdiction of MCC.Agenda be brought up inGeneral house meeting toimpose cess on sale andpurchase deeds ofproperties and vehicles inChandigarh. The projectof bus queue shelters befully transferred to theMCC including liense feeand Advertisement fee.

Possibilities beexplored to identify moreUnipoll spaces in city togenerate handsomerevenue. Advertisementsbe allowed on first comefirst serve basis onlyonline for generatingrevenue for the time beingtill the tender ofAdvertisements in toiletblocks matures.

MCC Panel meets over generation of revenue

Private school of city cancels student'senrollment without any information

MAMOON RASHIDMALERKOTLA, JULY 17

Private schools are asking for schoolfee during corona pandemic butparents are unable to pay due to poorfinancial condition as the businessesare not performing well, in a sameincident one of the private school ofthe area has cancelled student'senrollment due to nonpayment ofquarter fee in advance. Sahil Gupta (Sahil Jindal) father of thestudent while speaking to the media said that enrollment of hisson has been cancelled without any reason and without informingthe parents and his son is under depression due to this. Sahilfurther said that school demanded quarterly fee in advance but asper CBSE rule schools can ask for monthly fee only. He calledstate nodal officer and DEO, he lodged a complaint against theschool and he received a call from the chairman of the schoolfrom abroad who said that the school will charge three month feeas they have their own rules. Sahil Gupta further blamed that thechairman of the school used bad words for honorable chiefminister of Punjab and Education minister of the state.

Social activist loses twochildren as roof collapses

RAJ SADOSHABOHAR, JULY 17

A social activist, who had lost his daughter due toroof collapse on Monday, has also lost son whowas critically injured in the incident. Rajni (5) andher brother Vansh (7) who had entered the room tocollect footwear were trapped under the debris asroof of their house on Monday in Ajit Nagarvillage collapsed after two days of heavy rain.Neighbors launched rescue work immediately butRajni was found dead; Vansh received grievousinjuries and was shifted to the civil hospital.

Poor Electricity supplydisturbs many areas in city

ANKUSH SHARMALUDHIANA, JULY 17

In this summer, electricity supply is in worst condition. Manyparts of Ludhiana city, people are facing severe problems dueto power cuts. The general public is also facing difficulties inthe summer due to frequent power cuts in new areas outsidethe city. Social worker Darshan Arora said that he is a residentof South City and the power supply comes from JanpathEstate Power Sub Division, but for the last few days the powersupply here has been showing poor performance. He allegedthat when he informs the employees and officials of PSPCLabout the frequent power cuts, no action is being taken. On theother hand, the Captain's government is sending hugeelectricity bills to the people. He said that the officials of pspcluse Air Conditions, whereas the general public is facingtrouble in summer.

Online education is gettinghuge enthusiasm by every

section of the societyMK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHI, JULY 17

During the crisis arises fromCovid-19, the schooleducation department iscarrying out its educationalactivities with full diligence.To educate students duringthe epidemic, the educationdepartment has tried to reachevery student of governmentschools through social mediaand television channels. Inthis regard, District EducationOfficer Masa Singh Sidhu,Deputy District EducationOfficer Gursharan Singh,Bikramjit Singh Thind,Deputy District EducationOfficer said that it is a greatpleasure that teachers aredoing tremendous work bytaking online classes,distributing books apart fromthis provinding nutritiousfood at the doorstep of everystudent. Santokh Singh, aresident of village Kalru saidthat the manner in which

students are being linked withstudies in times of crisis bythe teachers of governmentschools is a matter of greathonor for the department.District education officialssaid that during this lockdownthe example of excellentarrangements made by BM,DM to send students onlinestudy material is not foundanywhere else in the state.Officials say that the onlineexamination conducted by thedepartment is giving verypositive results and thestudents sitting at home aresolving their question papers.He said that during this time,a big effort has also beenmade to connect students ofgovernment schools withacademic competition andartistic activities.

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Admissions in specialized UG courses in Punjab SportsUniversity from July 20CHANDIGARH: Registration process for admissions in specialized three-year undergraduatecourses in Maharaja Bhupindera Singh Punjab Sports University, Patiala will start from July 20.Disclosing this here today, Lieutenant General (Retd) J.S. Cheema, Vice Chancellor of the uni-versity said that complying with the direction of Sports Minister Rana Gurmit Singh Sodhi to re-vive sports culture in the state of Punjab and to train the youngsters in sports science and sportsdietician, registration of three specialized undergraduate courses for the year academic year 2020-21 is being started. He said that eligibility criteria for admission in Bachelor of Physical Educa-tion and Sports (B.P.E.S.) for general category would be 10+2 pass with minimum 50% pass marksand for SC/ST/OBC Candidates and participants of international and national level sports com-petitions is 45%.

SP JAINCHANDIGARH, JULY 17

To ensure against spread ofCOVID-19 in pregnant women,Health & Family Welfare Depart-ment has set up separate Labourrooms in all district hospitals for thedeliveries of pregnant women re-ported positive.

Giving details in press commu-niqué, the Health Minister Mr. Bal-bir Singh Sidhu said that to ensurethe safety of pregnant women,COVID test is made mandatoryduring the third trimester of preg-nancy under which total number of5929 pregnant women tested forCOVID since April, out of which90 were found positive. 39 deliver-ies were conducted successfully ingovernment facilities as 11 normaland 28 LS in last three months.

District Patiala performed best byconducting 1715 tests of pregnantwomen, out of which 61 tested pos-itive adding that he said 16 deliver-ies are made safely in Patiala so far.Besides setting up the separateLabour Rooms, the Chief Minister

Captain Amarinder Singh led Pun-jab government has also instructedCivil Surgeons to establish one ded-icated Operation Theater for affect-ed patients at DHs as per SOPs is-sued in this regard, he said.

The Minister said that the entireteams of Health & Family Welfaredepartment has been working dayand night to ensure the adequatearrangements such as Clinical Man-agement, screening, tracing & test-ing etc. State Government has fixedthe rates of private hospitals thoseproviding the treatment facilities tothe corona patients. He said that nostone would be left unturned to savethe lives of COVID-19 patients dur-ing this tough time corona pandem-ic. He said that as several strict pre-ventive measures have been takenby the government, Punjab is able tocurtail the number of corona virus

cases comparatively our neighbor-ing states. Sidhu said that if every-one wears a mask at public placesthen it is easily possible to controlthe community spread. He said thatapart from lockdown, Punjab is thefirst state where wearing mask wasmade mandatory so as to control thecommunity spread among the highdensity populations. He said thatnow, India has reached at third placeand many states of country are bad-ly affected by the communityspread. He said that to ensure thesafety of people, it’s time to ensurestrict compliance of the guidelinesconcerning the COVID-19 acrossthe State. He said that it is matter ofsatisfaction that when most of pri-vate hospitals were denying to en-tertain the patients, our governmenthospitals provided the qualityhealthcare facilities.

Separate labour room established forcorona patients in DHs: Balbir Sidhu

Gagandeep will behonoured in virtualaward eventSARWANQADIAN : Gagandeep kaur, a studentof S S Bajwa memorial school Qadianwill be honored in a virtual award eventfor the 12th class toppers on 26th july.

Giving information inthis regard sajjansingh dhandal toldthat Gagandeepkaur has beengetting hereducation in SSBajwa School incommerce stream.She got first position

in the school by securing 462 marks.Now she has been selected amongscintillating stars. The school staff andthe parents of the gagandeep kaur arefeeling proud. Director of the schoolMR M L Sharma expressed hispleasure for Gagan and wished hergood luck in future.

Solar parks being set upin Anandpur SahabConstituency: TewariHARISH KALRAROPAR: The Punjab government willbe setting up three solar parks inAnandpur Sahib parliamentaryconstituency. The state governmenthas asked the Deputy Commissionersof Mohali and Rupnagar to identify the

land for the samepurpose.Disclosing thishere today, theAnandpur SahibMP Manish Tewarisaid that he hadtaken up the

matter with the Chief Minister CaptAmarinder Singh for setting up threesolar parks in the constituency. TheChief Minister, he added, was kindenough to issue immediate instructionsto initiate the process.

Mission Fateh : 5063people challaned fornot wearing masks

BARNALA: Deputy CommissionerBarnala Tej Pratap Singh Phoolkatoday interacted with live throughfacebook page of the District PublicRelations Office Barnala and answeredpublic queries on various issuesrelated to covid. Civil Surgeon BarnalaDr G B Singh also present with him.DCsaid that Punjab government wasworking round the clock to defeatcorona virus and emerge a winner inthis hour of crisis. Answering queries ofBarnala resident Amritpal Singh Sidhu,he said that the district has twoisolation wards, 2 quarantine centersand one covid care centers to dealwith the corona patients.

Sikh organizations burnModi, CBI effigies, givesultimatum till July 20

DHARAM PAL PUNNI JAITU: Sikh organizations helddemonstration against CBI and burntthe effigies of Modi and CBI at VillageBargari and raised slogans that 'CBIgo back'. Protesters demanded thatinvolvement of CBI in investigationprocess would not be tolerated at all .Bhai Gurdeep Singh Bathinda,SurjeetSingh Ariaya Wala Distrcit presedent ofDal Khalasa, Jasveer Singh, HardeepSingh Mehraj, Lal Singh Multani,Ranjeet Singh Wandar were keySpeakers Gurdeep Singh, ParamjeetSigh Saholi talking to the mediaalleged that ‘CBI had submittedclosure report to Supreme Court.Central probe agency had not desiredto give justice to Sikhism.

Youth services playingcommendable role: DCDALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: The Department ofYouth Services under the PunjabGovernment's 'Mission Fateh' isconducting an awareness campaignand also helping the needy. Disclosingthis here today Deputy CommissionerMrs. Apneet Riyait said that all theyouth clubs in the district, NSSVolunteers, members of Red RibbonClubs have been brought on oneplatform and given a right direction insocial work, for which all the volunteersalong with the department are to becommended. Disclosing this here todayDeputy Commissioner said that under'Mission Fateh' NSS of Guru TeghBahadur Khalsa Senior SecondarySchool Dasuya under the leadership ofAssistant Director Youth ServicesDepartment Mr. Preet Kohli Volunteershave raised money to help those inneed. He said that groups of volunteersled by Program Officer Mr. Narinder PalSingh had identified such settlementsin various places of Dasuya includingDana Mandi, Sabzi Mandi, LaborSettlement near Dasuya, somesettlements near the school. More than100 people were provided with fooditems, baby clothes, sanitizers, masks,soap and other items.

RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, JULY 17

Governor of Punjab and Ad-ministrator, UT Chandigarh ,VP Badnore has digitally in-augurated the state-of-the-arte-Challan System from Pun-jab Raj Bhawan Here on Fri-day.

It is a comprehensive digi-tal solution for enforcementof Traffic rules deliveredthrough an Android basedmobile application. E-Chal-lan is a Pan-India project ofMinistry of Road Transportand Highways (MoRTH) de-

veloped by NIC that providesa number of user friendlyfeatures, covering all majorfunctionalities of Traffic En-forcement System i.e. is-suance of Traffic e-Challan,on spot cashless payment,real time excess of Vahan andSarathi Database, access toprevious records, integrationwith DigiLocker and M-pari-vahan apps using Hand Helddevice. With e-Challan, mo-torists will be able to pay fineat-the-spot using cashlessmeans and from their homesusing online payment gate-way.

Badnore launchese- challan system

in Chandigarh

5929 pregnant women tested for COVID, 90 found positive

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, JULY 17

Shiromani Akali Dal Presi-dent Sukhbir Singh Badal,Union Minister HarsimratKaur Badal and Sarup ChandSingla Former MLA Bathin-da Urban have appointed allthe Circle Jathedars of thecity including Circle No. 1 Ja-landhar Singh Sidhu, CircleNo. 2 Sanjeev Kumar HappyContractor, Circle No. 3Kuldeep Singh Nambardar,

Circle No. 4 Rahul Kansal,Circle No. 5 Pradeep Channa,Circle No. 6 Hansraj Mithu,Circle No. 7 Teja Singh, Cir-cle No. 8 Mohanjitpuri, Cir-cle No. 9 Rosen Singh Gyan,Circle No. 10 Sukhdev SinghGurthari was honored bySarup Chand Singla, formerMLA, Bathinda Urban. Ad-dressing the newly appointedCircle Jathedar , Singla saidthat all the Circle Presidentsshould work together for thebetterment of party and state.

SAD appoints circle Jathedars'Ek Pehal welfare society' givesdemand letter to Tehsildar

KULWINDER BHATIANANGAL, JULY 17

Under the leadership of Sapna chandel 'Ek pehal wel-fare society' (female wing) which was a social activist'ssociety protest in front SDM office and gives demandletter to Tehsildar Nangal in the concern of sevageproblem of ward no. 1. On the occasion Sapna chandeland Ajay Sharma said that people of his colony hasbeen strug-gling with thisproblem froma long periodof time, but itwas a seriousconcern thatno leader hasbeen looking towards this serious problem. He said thatlocals of ward have deposits their fees when site planswere passing, but locals has no facility of sevage whichis clearly a very bad thing. He said that if nagar coun-cil Nangal could not solve this problem then they set onhunger strike.

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, JULY 17

Cracking down on illicit liquortrading, In two different cases,Punjab police have bookedeight persons for recovery of30,000 ltr of ‘Lahan’ from theriverside, in a raid conductedin village Tendi Wala and AliKe, near Indo-Pak border, po-lice today said.

The police party raided ona tip-off at the spotted placebut the accused managed to es-cape before the arrival of thepolice. However, the policeidentified the accused andbooked them. The seizurecame amid state-wide effortsby Punjab Police, under the di-

rectives of Chief Minister, tocheck illicit liquor trading.However, the contractor aswell as the government faceshuge losses on account of bootlagging. Lahan is a raw mate-rial of yellow coloured viscosefor producing illicit liquor andit has to be distilled on a fire. Itcontains ethyl alcohol. In fact,during the lockdown periodthe liquor vends were closed tocontain the coronavirus out-break, the business of bootleg-gers in Punjab especially in theborder districts have flour-ished. The identified accusedare - Kali, Manjit Singh, Pap-pu, Kali son of Zira, Bhindi urfVeeru of Tendiwala village andShingar Singh alias Shara.

30,000 ltr ‘Lahan’ seizedfrom two villages

Ferozepur,two-personstest corona

+ve, one diesRAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, JULY 17

Two new cases of Coronapositive have been reportedin Ferozepur making the totaltally of positive cases hasgone to 200. Among the twonew cases, one is a frontlineworker.

Now the active coronacases in the district are 95,while 101 patients have sincebeen discharged on recovery.With one more death, todayof pregnant woman – ANC -anti-natal care, the totaldeaths figure has gone tofour.

CHET RAM RATTANNAWANSHAHAR, JULY 17

In view of the severity of theCovid-19 epidemic, all theparty's programmes have beenpostponed till July 31 for thenext 15 days as ordered by BJPPunjab President AshwaniSharma. Poonam Manik Dis-trict BJP President said thiswhile talking to reporters here.She said that Punjab PresidentSharma had called upon allstate officials, district presi-dents and all BJP workers topostpone all programmes forthe next 15 days in view of theoutbreak of Corona epidemicin the state.

President Manik said thataccording to the party's guide-lines, public works in whichmore than five people gatheror are expected to gather haveall been postponed. She saidthat the organizational activi-ties would continue and theservice work by the partywould continue. During thistime all BJP workers should

follow the guidelines issued bythe Central Government, Cen-tral Health Department and theState Government and urgedothers to be aware of it. Thedistrict president said thatPrime Minister Narendra Modihas also saved the people ofthe country from the coronaepidemic and the state BJP hasalso appealed to the people ofthe state to understand theseverity of the epidemic andmaintain physical distance(two wards).

Ashwini Sharmapostpones all political

programmes till July 31

DAV registers 100% resultin Class X: Sharma

NAWANSHAHAR (CHET RAM RATTAN):RMBDAV Centenary Public School Nawanshaharhas 100% result. According to the principal of theschool, Sonali Sharma, all the students have passedwith excellent marks. Students appeared in class Xexamination conducted in March by CBSE boardwith excellent results. Students got good marks in it

with 90% to 99%marks. She creditedit for the hard workof the students,guidance of teach-ers and blessingsand support of par-ents.

School Presi-dent Arvind Ghaicongratulated thestudents and theirparents and wishedthem a bright fu-ture. Archie Shar-ma, KashishMarkanda, ArmaanSingh, SimrandeepKaur and Llewellynwon the contest and

their hard work paid off. Principal extended bestwishes to the children for their bright future and theschool's senior teachers Aruna Sharma, Manju Gau-tam, Amita Sarin, Dinesh, Shiv Kumar, Jyoti Shar-ma, Balwinder, Suresh, Sanjeev Pathak also ex-tended best wishes to students.

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDARBAHA, JULY 17

Sansar Singh Mallan, newlyappointed Chairman of theMarket Committee and ViceChairman Deepak Garg werey honored by the AdhatiyaAssociation under the leader-ship of Secretary Ashok Ku-mar Jain today. They said thatthey will not let any farmer,jobseeker and labuorer faceany difficulty and will fulfillthe responsibility given to themarket committee for the bet-terment. He said that all the

incomplete developmentworks pending in the pro-curement centers and marketcenters under the MarketCommittee will be startedsoon and will be completed.Sansar Singh Mallan andDeepak Garg were presentedmemento by the association.

On this occasion, PunjabCongress Secretary Rajiv Mi-tal, Bhutinder Singh SaranChhatena of the AadhatiyaAssociation, AdvocateRavindra Tangdi, HarminderSingh Sandhu, Nirmal SinghGurusar, Munish KumarKaka, Ajay Goyal.

Market committee chairman,Vice Chairman honoured

One more star addedto Vasant Valley

School charmVIKAS VERMADHURI, JULY 17 Following the achievementsat XIIth and Xth CBSE Re-sults level, one more star hasbeen added to the charm ofVasant Valley Public School,Ladda. The following day

brought thenews that one ofthe school totssecured a posi-tion at the inter-national level.Previously anin te rna t iona lc o m p e t i t i o n

'Clash of Pie' endured byGlobal Mathematics Circuitwas organised. About 2 lakhstudents from about 900schools had enthusiasticallyparticipated in the competi-tion.

Ferozepur becomes first divisionof N.Rly to address retireesthrough video conference

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, JULY 17

Divisional Railway Manager, Rajesh Agarwal inter-acted with all railway employees who retired in June-2020 through a video conference in Ferozepur divi-sion of Northern Railway, regarding their closingdues. Retirees must make best use of final dues andconstruct houses if they don’t have, said DRM Rail-way paid Rs.18 crore to 57 employees as closingdues

Ferozepur becomes first division of N.Rly to ad-dress retirees through video conference Thus, theFerozepur division is the first division of NorthernRailway where retired railway personnel are invitedto the office of the Inspector in Jammu Tawi,Pathankot, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Fer-ozepur, and Palampur by following the rules ofCovid-19, through video conference.

Online exam are being conducted successfullyon instructions of education dept

QADIAN (VERMA): On the directions of Education Secre-tary Krishan Kumar, online examinations are being conductedsuccessfully under the leadership ofPrincipal Ram Lal of Bahadurpur Ra-joa. Giving information in this regard,Principal Ram Lal said that the studentsare taking advantage of teir studies in agood way with new technology. Duringcorona epidemic, the parents of the stu-dents told that their children are usingmobile fruitfully and are giving onlineexams. According to the date sheet, thequestion papers are being sent by thedepartment and the students are issuedpapers on whatsapp groups. Answersheets are being checked online by teachers . Not only this, ques-tion papers are being given from the Gurdwara Sahib of the vil-lage to those students who don’t have smart phones.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 20208