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Haryana reports2526 new cases,2628 in PunjabCHANDIGARH: Haryana onSunday reported 2,526COVID-19 cases and 19deaths, officials said.The state's caseload hasreached 93,641 and thedeath toll mounted to 975.Haryana had reported thebiggest single-day spike of2,783 COVID-19 cases onSaturday.Of the 19 deaths, four werereported from Karnal, threeeach from Faridabad andAmbala, two each from Gurugram, Rohtak,Bhiwani and Yamunanagar,and one in Kurukshetra, ac-cording to the state health department's dailybulletin.

UP Coronameter: 80 dead,6,239 test +veLUCKNOW: A total of 80more people died of COVID-19 while 6,239 tested positivefor the disease in UttarPradesh in last 24 hours, tak-ing the fatality toll to 4,429 andinfection tally to 3,12,036 onSunday in the state, said offi-cials. The count of activeCOVID-19 cases in the statestands at 68,122, while2,39,485 people have beencured of the disease till date,said Additional Chief Secre-tary (Medical and Health) AmitMohan Prasad on Sunday.Out of the 80 fatalities,Gorakhpur reported 11deaths, Lucknow 10, Kanpurseven, Allahabad six, Meerutfive, Badaun three, andVaranasi and Maharajganjthree each, said Prasad.

Medha Patkar movesSC for interim releaseof prisonersNEW DELHI: Social activistMedha Patkar approached theSupreme Court for interim re-lease of prisoners charged un-der Special Acts amid COVID-19. Patkar along with and so-cial activist Meera SadanandKamath has approached theApex Court challenging theAugust 5 judgment of theBombay High Court wherebyall such convicted prisonerswho are undergoing punish-ment under the Special Actswere refused to be releasedon interim bail in the wake ofCOVID-19 pandemic.Patkar's organization, NationalAlliance of People's Move-ments, has also filed the pleafor the interim release of pris-oners charged under SpecialActs amid the COVID-19.

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AGENCYMUMBAI, SEPT 13

Actor Kangana Ranaut and her sisterRangoli on Sunday met MaharashtraGovernor Bhagwat Singh Koshyari atRaj Bhavan amid friction between theactor and the Shiv Sena.

Kangana expressed hope that jus-tice will be given to her as Governorlistened to her like his "own daughter."

"I met Governor Koshyari andtold him about the unjust treatmentI've received. I hope justice will be

given to me so that the faith of all cit-izens including young girls is restoredin the system. I am fortunate that theGovernor listened to me like a daugh-ter."Mgid

She also said that she does not be-long to any political party. "I am notany politician or belong to any party,as a common person as I had startedfrom the scratch in this city and thiscity has given me so much and all of asudden this incident happens to me butI am very privileged and honored thatGovernor has listened to me.

Hope justice will be given to me: Kanganaafter meeting Maha Governor

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEP 13

Medical entrance examNEET began on Sundayamid strict precautions inview of the COVID-19 pan-demic at over 3,800 centresacross the country with stu-dents queuing up as pertheir designated time slots,adhering to social distanc-ing norms

The National Eligibilitycum Entrance Test (NEET)began at 2 pm, but entry tocentres started at 11 am.Students were allotted dif-ferent slots for entry to en-sure there is staggeredmovement and social dis-tancing is maintained.

Over 15 lakh candi-dates have registered forNEET, which was earlierpostponed twice in view ofthe pandemic.

Union Education Min-ister Ramesh Pokhriyal''Nishank'' wished luck tothe candidates appearingfor the exam and assuredthat arrangements are in

place for their safety."I wish luck to candi-

dates appearing for NEETtoday. I am confident thatstudents will appear for theexam with confidence andfollow all guidelines. Allstates have made requiredarrangements to ensure hy-giene and safety of studentsas per guidelines," hetweeted.

Mohammad Ovais,who came from Moradabadto his exam centre in Dil-shad Garden here, said hisentry slot was at 11 am. "Ileft from Moradabad at 5am. It is not that risky ifeverybody follows all pre-cautions, the problem ariseswhen people take it casual-ly.

SPF to intensifyagitation againstprivate schoolsSHIMLA: Student Parents’Forum has decided to intensi-fy the agitation for an arbitraryrobbery of private schools,against issues like heavyfees, ban on fee hike, tuitionfees should not exceed fiftypercent of the total fees andonly on the collection of tuitionfees. The forum has demand-ed from the state governmentthat a law should be passed inthis Vidhan Sabha session toconduct fees, syllabus, andcontent in private schools.The conveyor of the forum Vi-jendra Mehra, co-conveyorBindu Joshi, members VivekKashyap and Falma Chauhanhave expressed surprise thatthe state government is nottaking any action against pri-vate schools despite their ran-dom and heavy loot.

Masks, sanitiser andstaggered entry: NEETheld amid precautions

Will face all political storms,will fight Covid too: Uddhav MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thacker-ay -- assailed on both political and public health front --

Sunday that he would balance itall."Whatever political storms come, Iwill face... I will fight coronavirustoo," he said at a televised publicaddress in the state Sunday."Over the last few days, we havedone a lot of work (on coron-avirus)... we will fight the politicalcrisis too," Mr Thackeray said."Whatever storms have reachedthe state, be it natural or political,

the government has been fighting them," added the ChiefMinister, whose government has been under BJP attackover the handling of actor Sushant Rajput's death sinceJune.

Shah again admitted in AIIMSUNINEW DELHI, SEP 13

Union Home Minister Amit Shahhas been admitted to All India In-stitute of Medical Sciences (AI-IMS) here for a complete healthcheck up before the beginning ofthe Parliament Session, the hospi-tal authority said in an officialstatement on Sunday.

“Sri Amit Shah, the UnionHome Minister was dischargedfrom AIIMS, New Delhi afterpost- Covid care on August 30.Asper the advice given at discharge,

he has now been admitted forcomplete medical checkup beforeParliament session for 1-2 days,”the statement said.

The monsoon session of Par-liament is beginning from Septem-ber 14 onwards. Due to ongoingCOVID-19 pandemic, all theMembers of Parliament, as per thelatest guidelines, have been askedto get a Covid test done before at-tending the truncated session.

As per the AIIMS, Mr Shahwas admitted to the hospital ataround 2300 hrs on Saturday.

The 55-year-old leader hadtested positive for the virus on August 2 when he was admittedto the Medanta Hospital in Guru-gram.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 13

Consuming Chyawanprash, turmericmilk and immunity promoting AYUSHmedicine like mulethi powder, Ashwa-gandha, amla fruit are believed to be ef-fective in the post-recovery period, theUnion Health Ministry informed in theguidance note for post-COVID-19 man-agement protocol for patients who haverecovered from the coronavirus disease.

It has been reported to the HealthMinistry that after acute COVID-19 ill-ness, recovered patients may continue towitness a wide variety of signs andsymptoms including fatigue, body ache,cough, sore throat and difficulty inbreathing.

At least 78,399 patients have recov-ered in the last 24 hours in the country.With this, the total number of recoverieshas touched 3,702,595 taking the recov-ery rate to 77.88 per cent, the Union

Health Ministry said on Sunday.In this regard, the Centre has pre-

pared a holistic approach for follow upcare and well-being of all post-COVIDrecovering patients.

The Health Ministry said that a re-covered person has to continue COVIDappropriate behaviour, i.e. use of facemask, hand and respiratory hygiene,physical distancing. "Drink an adequateamount of warm water (if not contra-in-dicated).

Consume Chyawanprash, turmeric milkas immunity booster: Health Ministry

Mulethi powder,Ashwagandha, amlafruit are believed tobe effective in the

post-recoveryperiod

Parliament fully prepared forMonsoon Session from todaySpeaker hopes all members will be present

AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEP 13

Parliament is fully prepared forthe 18-day Monsoon Sessionfrom Monday under the shadowof the coronavirus pandemic withmany firsts, including sitting ofthe two Houses in shifts withoutany off day, entry only to thosehaving a negative COVID-19 re-port and compulsory wearing ofmasks.

In run-up to the session,while over 4,000 people includ-ing MPs and staff have been test-ed for COVID-19, most parlia-mentary operations have beendigitalized, entire premises sani-tised and doors made touch-free.

The first-of-its-kind Mon-soon Session will see Lok Sabhaand Rajya Sabha sitting in twodifferent shifts, while specialseating arrangements have beenmade for MPs in adherence to so-cial distancing guidelines.

Barring on the first day, Ra-jya Sabha will convene in morn-ing shift from 9 am till 1 pm, andLok Sabha in evening shift from3 pm to 7 pm. The chambers ofboth houses along with their re-

spective galleries will be used forsitting of the members in eachshift.

In between the two shifts, theentire complex will be sanitised.

Entry in the premises will beallowed only on production of aCOVID-19 negative report, withthe test conducted not more than72 hours before the start of thesession. Frequent sanitisation ofthe entire parliament complexwill also be carried out, whilearrangements have been made tosanitise various parliamentary pa-pers as well as footwear and carsof MPs, officials said.

Frisking of people will also

make way for touch-less securityscanning, while thermal scanningwill also be totally touch-free. Formaking the entire Parliamentcomplex a safe zone in view ofthe COVID-19 pandemic, LokSabha Speaker Om Birla and Ra-jya Sabha Chairman M VenkaiahNaidu had held a series of exten-sive discussions with officials ofthe Home Ministry, Health Min-istry, ICMR and the DRDO. Asper the standard operating proce-dures finalised for holding thesession from September 14 tillOctober 1, the MPs and staff ofsecretariats of both houses, asalso the media personnel cover-

ing the proceedings, will be askedto undergo COVID-19 test, notmore than 72 hours before thestart of the session. Officials saidarrangements were made for testsof close to 4,000 people, includ-ing the MPs, staff members andjournalists.

47 items to betaken up NEW DELHI: A total of 47 itemshave been identified for being takenup during the Monsoon session ofParliament beginning from Monday,according to a release by the Min-istry of Parliamentary Affairs.Monsson session 2020 will beginfrom Monday and is scheduled toconclude on October 1, subject toexigencies of Government Busi-ness.The Session will provide a total of18 sittings spread over a period of18 days (all the days including Sat-urdays and Sundays of the ensuingsession will be working days) and atotal of 47 items (includes 45 Billsand 02 financial items) have beenidentified for being taken up duringthe Monsoon Session, 2020, readthe release.

SP JAINCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

Dubbing the SAD chief’s sudden U-turn on the farm ordinances as acheap gimmick to hoodwink thefarming community, Punjab ChiefMinister Captain Amarinder Singhon Sunday challenged Sukhbir Badalto quit the BJP-led central govern-ment to prove his party’ssincerity in the matter.

Pointing out that, as amember of the ruling al-liance at the Centre, theShiromani Akali Dal(SAD) was party to theOrdinances and had sup-ported them uncondition-ally, the Chief Ministerslammed Sukhbir over hisparty’s brazen doublestandards on the issue andasked if the Akali leaderwas ready to vote against the Ordi-nances in Parliament as and when thecentral government puts them tovote.

The Chief Minister termed as to-tal hogwash the SAD’s so-called ap-peal to the union government not topresent the three central agriculturalordinances for approval in Parlia-ment until all reservations expressedby farmer organisations were ad-dressed. The Chief Minister recalledSukhbir’s assertion, during the all-party convened by him (CaptainAmarinder) on the issue in June, thatthe central government had assured

SAD that there would be no tinkeringof the MSP. It is more than obviousnow that the SAD president had liedthen in a deliberate bid to mislead thefarmers, he said, adding that givenhis track record, nothing that Sukhbirwas saying now on the issue could bebelieved or trusted in.

The double standards of theAkalis have become a rule rather

than the exception, saidthe Chief Minister, point-ing to SAD’s stance onCAA/NCR, among othermajor issues concerningthe state. “What werethey doing when the Or-dinances were beingbrought in? Why did theynot object? After all, theyare part of the centralgovernment responsiblefor these Ordinances?”he asked.

The Chief Minister said theSAD’s sudden decision to urge theCentre ‘not to rush through the Ordi-nances’ reflected their desperation toget back into the good books of thefarmers unions/organisations with aneye on the Punjab Assembly elec-tions, which were just about 18months away. After compromisingthe interests of the farmers so brazen-ly, the Akalis were now trying to cov-er up their catastrophic blunder withtheir latest tactic, he said, adding thatthe people of Punjab, including thefarmers, knew better than to trustSukhbir.

Capt terms SAD’s U-turnon farm ordinances as cheap gimmick

I, Chander Bosh Rai S/o Balkesh Rai R/o Vill: Ujaradih Distt. Ghazipur declare that Kumari Ambika is my real daughter, her birth certificate my name is mention as C.B Rai, which is short name. My correct name is Chander Bosh Rai.

63372I, Harbhajan Singh S/o Babu Singh R/o Kamalpura Teh-Jagraon (Ludhiana) declare that my son Amandeep Singh is out of my control. So I disown w i t h h i m f r o m m y moveable/ immoveable property. If anybody dealing with him at his/her own risk.

63372I Suba Singh S/O Balkar Singh R/O H.No. 200 Krishan Vihar Tibba Road Ludhiana Declare That My Son Ranjit Singh Beyond My Control. I Disinherit Him From My Movable And Immovable Properties. Any Body Deal With Him On His Own Risk.

63372I, Anselma Kullu age 37 years W/O Anjlus kullu R/O Vill Ramabahal PO kesramal ,PS Rajgangpur distt Sundargarh ,Odisha declare that in my Husband ‘s Service record my name and DOB is Wrongly entered as Anselma And DOB is 10.11.1982 but my correct name is Anselma Kullu and DOB 05.02.1983. Please note.

98748I, Narinder khantwal alias Mahesh Chander khantwal s/o Late. Sh. Shree Ram r/o H.no-939, Ward no- 27, Jammu Colony, Jagadhri, Yamunanagar (Haryana) at present r/o H.no-53 A, Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Mati Dass Nagar, Ambala Cantt declare that Narinder Khantwal s/o Late Sh. Shree Ram and Mahesh Chander Khantwal s/o Late. Sh. Shree Ram are one and same person. Both names are pertains to me.

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I, Pritam Singh S/o Ram K u m a r R / o V i l l : Ghasola Teh-Charkhi Dadri Distt. Bhiwani (Haryana) that i am L / H a v a l d a r N o . 2 4 9 5 4 3 3 A t h a t t h e wrongly name Prasant of my son has been entered in my army d o c u m e n t s w i t h mistake. But his correct name is Prashant. So amended his name in my army document.

63372I, Pritam Singh S/o Ram K u m a r R / o V i l l : Ghasola Teh-Charkhi Dadri Distt. Bhiwani (Haryana) that i am L / H a v a l d a r N o . 2 4 9 5 4 3 3 A t h a t m y mother’s wrongly name Ramde Devi has been wri t ten in my army d o c u m e n t s w i t h mistake. But his correct name is Ram Devi. So amended his name in my army documents.

63372I, Smt. Charanjit Kaur w i f e o f a r m y N o . 14484427W, Ex-Hav D a r s h a n S i n g h , Resident of Vill: Ganga P o . & Te h - N a t h a n a Distt. Bathinda, Punjab i n f o r m a l l t h a t m y daughter have changed her name from Narinder Kaur to Narinder Pal Kaur. Her correct date of birth is 29-06-1994, Her Aadhar Card No. 7680-4360-1874.

63372I, Chander Bosh Rai S/o Balkesh Rai R/o Vill: Ujaradih Distt. Ghazipur d e c l a r e t h a t A m a n Kumar Rai is my real son his class certificate my name is mention as C.B Rai , which i s shor t name. My correct name is Chander Bosh Rai.

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SUSHIL PANDIT the vice president of the extension YAMUNANAGAR, SEPT 13 board and market will be selected.

Seth told that the trade union charges Meeting of the Food Welfare Trade a primary fees of only ? 100 from a Association Haryana Women's Wing member, but it is free for the female was chaired by the President of the wing, no fee of any kind will be Trade Association, Rajesh Seth. Seth charged from the women who make told that this is the second meeting of it, nor will they have any pressure of the Women's Wing. Main motive of meeting over them. After the this meeting was discussing about the formation of the Women's Wing, with expansion of women's wing along the cooperation of all, there are with expansion of the Business working women in the district who Association. First of all, 100 women have raised their own families, members will be made in the district worked for society and started Yamunanagar, and out of those 100 business on their own or at any level, members, the members of the district they have any achievement in service executive will be elected. After the towards the society, all of them will formation of the district executive, be honored.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMA club in every village and assured KARNAL, SEPT 13 that youth of Haryana will work

day and night to fulfill his resolve. National, state and district youth Referring to the best performance award winners and representatives of Haryana in sports, he requested of various youth organiations of him to implement the schemes for Haryana will now put forth full the encouragement of the youth effort to complete the campaign to who have done excellent work in open a youth club in every village. youth activities so that the youth of This decision was taken by the the state can get a motivation to join youth participants present in the social and welfare activities.Zoom meeting with Yogendra Senior National Youth Awardee Chaudhary, Principal Secretary, and former head of the Awardee’s Sports and Youth Affairs association, Satyavan Ikkas also Department, Haryana today. appealed to the Principal Secretary

In this meeting organised by to chalk out a plan for the Haryana Youth Awardees betterment of the youth of the state. Association, Yogendra Chaudhary, Haryana to select and mobilise the state. He referred to the He suggested to keep a part of the Additional Principal Secretary to active and positive thinking youth formation of youth clubs in 2.5 lakh Panchayat Fund reserved for youth the Chief Minister of Haryana and of every village to youth clubs at villages across the country by and social activities and to spend it the administrative head of the every village of the state. Yogendra Chaudhary as Executive through the youth club of the village Department of Sports and Youth At the state level, under the Director of Nehru Yuva Kendra and so that youth clubs doing good Affairs, said that Haryana Chief chairmanship of Sports and Youth the Red Ribbon Express run by work are not closed due to lack of Minister Manohar Lal's dream is Affairs Minister Sandeep Singh, him, Panchayat Gramin Yuva funds. National Youth Awardee that youth of state not only bring these youth clubs will work for the Shakt i Abhiyan and the Tarun Kaushal suggested to create medals for the country but also play development of the village as well Independence of 1857 Revolution committees at the block and an active role in social welfare and as to eradicate social evils, keep Campaign Described successful district level for the youth clubs nation building activities and youth away from drugs and events. across the state and include the become role models among youth promotion youth empowerment. Chairman of the National district, state and national youth of India. He said that for this a At the outset of web meeting Integrated Forum of Artists and awardees as member. Women committee under the chairmanship National Youth Award Awardee Activists, the only National youth Nat ional Youth Awardee of Deputy Commissioner has been Sanjeev Dhiman welcomed awardee organisation of the state Gurminder Kandela a lso formed in every district and we will Yogendra Chaudhary and said that and President Haryana Youth demanded to include women in also take advantage of the ever since he has taken charge of Awardee’s Association thanked these youth clubs. On behalf of the experience of National, State and youth affair department, a new Yogendra Chaudhary for his State Youth Awardees, Amit Yadav District youth Awardees of enthusiasm is seen in the youth of initiative to create an active youth welcomed the Chief Guest.

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CHANDIGARH :Today saw the first-ever digital collaboration between Blenders Pride Fashion Tour and designer extraordinaire Tarun Tahiliani to celebrate his 25 years in the industry. For years, Blenders Pride Fashion Tour has set the benchmark for the fashion industry in India, collaborating with the Indian designer community, promoting the Indian design aesthetic. The tour has evolved over the years from conventional runway shows to festivals of fashion and today, in these unique times, the digital leg, in collaboration with Tarun Tahiliani, celebrated a story of My Identity, My Pride.The evening showcased elements of Pride in his craft and heritage, being modern and having a ‘Stream of Consciousness’ as an entity. The striking experience uncovered theidea of ‘INFINITE’ possibilities in one’s lives by setting an example for the world to follow. The one-of-a-kind hybrid fashion experience encapsulated all the glamour and glitz with an impactful story through an on-ground set-up brought alive through adigital premiere.Through a theatrical representation of fashion, 25 muses donned 25 stunning looks, both menswear and womenswear, in a larger-than-life custom set designed by Tarun Tahiliani, showcasing his 25-year journey.

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Samsung India Announces Pre-booking for Galaxy Z Fold2 5GChandigarh :Samsung, India’s most trusted smartphone brand, todayannounced that it willopen pre-booking for the next generation of its category-defining foldable device - Galaxy Z Fold2 5G–at 12 pm on September 14. An engineering marvel, Galaxy Z Fold2 5G,comes with a stunning and bold design that transforms mobile experiences. With a larger Cover Screen

and massive Main Screen, Galaxy Z Fold2 5G combines solid design and expert craftsmanship with intuitive new features for a unique mobile experience that offers the versatility that

everyday life demands.Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung SWA, said, “At Samsung, we believe in pushing the boundaries of innovation. India has shown its love fornew technology by making our previous foldable smartphones a huge success. With the Galaxy Z Fold2 5G, we are taking another bold step towards the future, creating newer, more intuitive experiences for our consumers.With enhancements across hardware and user experience,we areunfolding a new era of possibilities for the mobile device.” Galaxy Z Fold2 5G’s 6.2-inch Infinity-O Cover Screen provides maximum usability for checking emails and watching your favorite content without needing to unfold your device every time.

Womens' wing to be formed under food supply business association : Rajesh SethYouth Club to be opened in every village

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PUBLIC NOTICEIt is brought to the Notice of the Public at large that the original Sale Deed No. 4500 dated 06-09-1995 executed by Baljit Kaur wife of Angrej Singh and Gurmeet Kaur wife of Baldev Singh to Khrati Ram son of Lachhman Dass son of Kirpa Ram and original Sale Deed No. 4802 dated 20-09-2000 executed by Khrati Ram son of Lachhman Dass son of Kirpa Ram in favour Satnam Kaur wife of Pritam Singh son of Gurnam Singh has been lost. It is informed by the party to have not been mortgaged with any Bank or Financial Institution or in other Institution or person and the same has been lost.If anybody has any objection regarding the mortgaging of the same, may respond within fourteen days, to the undersigned. After the expiry of the stipulated period of Fourteen days, no claim whatsoever shall be entertained. The detail of the property is as under:-Detail of Property:-Property measuring 500 Sq. Yards i.e. 00 Bigha 10 Biswas, 2120/2 min (0-5), 2120/2 min (0-5), situated within the revenue limits of Patti Jhutti, Bathinda, Tehsil and District Bathinda.

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Sonu Soodscholarship forpoor: GabaKARNAL: NIFAA general secretary andphilanthropist Pravesh Gaba said thatBollywood star Sonu Sood is now work-ing tirelessly to educate children. He willnow give scholarships to poor childrenwho have the ability to study but theireconomic status is poor. So now SonuSood has decided to give scholarship tosuch children in the name of their mother.He will bear the expenses from children'seducation to living and eating. This gen-erosity of Sonu Sood will help the poorchildren to get higher education. Suchparents can send applications to SonuSood's email to educate their children forfree. Pravesh Gaba said that Sood maybe a Bollywood star but he is very goodto others. He sent home labourers duringthe Carona period. Sonu Sood is con-stantly becoming an example for the in-troduction of humanity and social workerPravesh Gaba said that helping the peo-ple of the country is like setting an exam-ple of humanity. Today there are very fewpeople who think of helping helpless peo-ple in bad times. Pravesh Gaba revealedthat Sonu Sood has taken this step inview of the problems faced by peopleforced into lockdown. Because SonuSood's mother Saroj Sood also providedfree education to children in Moga city ofPunjab. In such a situation, Sonu Soodhas decided to start a scholarship in thename of his mother Saroj Sood.

Dismissed PTIteachers protestKARNAL: Sacked PTI teachers acrossthe state under the banner of HaryanaPhysical Teacher Struggle Committeeheld a grand rally in the old vegetablemarket of Karnal on Sunday. A largenumber of members of the employeesassociations associated with the SarvaEmployees Union joined this Maharally.The sacked PTI teachers protested. Kar-nal assembly representative of CM, San-jay Bathla gave a written assurance tomeet the sacked PTI teachers at the rallysite, after which they deferred the dharnaprogramme. On this occasion state em-ployees of Sarva Karmachari Sangh,Subhash Lamba, General SecretarySatish Sethi, Indra Singh Badhana, StateCoordinator of Haryana Physical TeacherConflict Committee Dharmendra Pahal-wan, Virendra Ghanghus, Jagroshan,Savita Malik, Leader Sharda Rani, Krish-na Sharma, Jarnail Singh Sangwan,Vanita Yadav, Rupa Rana, Kamlesh,Subhash Kaushik, Sukhdarshan Singhetc. were present.Subhash Lamba, whilespeaking said that from 17 to 26 Septem-ber, a dharna will be held at the resi-dence of Deputy Chief Minister and allcabinet ministers. The paper leak caseshould be investigated by the sittingjudge of the High Court,he said.

Youth, yoga aerobicstrainingKARNAL: Yoga and aerobics trainingwas imparted to the youth at the GalosiFitness Centre in Prem Nagar on Sundayas part of the cultural fortnight being cele-brated by the Bharat Vikas Parishad Ab-himanyu branch. Yoga teacher KiranArya got Yoga Pranayama practiced.Harshita taught aerobics. On this occa-sion, Branch President Manika Choprasaid that during the Corona period, yogashould be used to protect the body fromdisease. Yoga is the best means to in-crease the body's immunity. In today'stime, the biggest challenge is to keep thebody healthy. We all should include yogain our routine. Tina, Soni, Gauri, Pooja,Secretary Trupta Sandal, TreasurerNisha Ahuja, Madhu Madan, KumudBala, Rikki Vohra, Dimple Rani, ShashiChugh and Bhavna Puri were present onthe occasion.

Yoga session held at Sector 12KARNAL: A special yoga session wasorganised at Sector 12 Fountain Park un-der My Mission Healthy India. In particu-lar, Dr. Manoj Mittal told the yoga practi-tioners the formula to stay healthy. Hesaid that today in this corona time, usenatural means to increase immunity.Yoga and proper diet are very importantfor immunity. Dr. Manoj Mittal explainedthe different yoga related to various dis-eases and measures to prevent them.Proper and natural food is good for theoverall health of the body, which containsall the nutrients in the right amount.Naveen Sanduja, Jitendra Gupta, Nee-lam Batla, Nidhi Gupta, Devesh Bhatia,Gokul Kishore, Neeraj Gupta, BabbalNarwal, Parveen Chauhan and Poojawere present on the occasion.

Late Surendra Bansal’sremembered for socialwork ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: Every decision taken by thelate Surendra Bansal, MD of GV Riceunit, Taraori was great. He held a goodposition in the executive of Rice MillersAssociation and Mandi Aadhati Associa-tion. Be it a matter of industry or a prob-lem related to mandi factions, he alwayshad a good contribution in all the work,which even today the tartari and ricemillers of Taraori mandi remember. Apartfrom the industry, along with the RiceMillers Association, Mandi Arhti Associa-tion, along with helping the needy peoplewhile holding posts in social institutions,they always did well with responsibility.He was always trying to solve everyproblem related to the rice mill industry.Playing a good image during his tenure,he traveled from the adhathi to the ricemillers, and in this journey always car-ried out the works of social interest in asincere manner. Pramod Bansal andVinit Bansal, brothers of the late Suren-dra Bansal, said that following theirideals, social work is always being doneand people still remember their deci-sion. Being a responsible and distin-guished citizen, everyone used to takeadvice from the late Surendra Bansal.

NEWS BRIEFS

3HARYANAGorsi lists achievements of BJP govtMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: Master Narendra Gorsi, District General Secretary Kisan Morcha explained in detail theachievements of Manohar Lal government in Haryana in the last six years in the Balmiki Chau-pal. He said there has been a vision in Haryana of an all round development of the stateManohar Sarkar in Balmiki Chaupal in Rindal village of Indri Assembly. Work has been done,as a result of which the youth has got confidence in getting the government jobs on the basisof competition. Today, people have become aware about education and health at village levelby educated Panchayats in the village who can do development work. The CM is writing anew chapter of development, in Corona period. People are looking for new employment oppor-tunities by taking advantage of the government schemes by the Prime Minister of the country,Narendra Modi. YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2020

Centre brought ordinances ininterest of farmers: Dalal

Says, opposition misleading farming communityBUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPTEMBER 13

Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’Welfare Minister, Mr. Jai PrakashDalal said that the state governmentwill protect the interests of farmers.The Opposition parties are trying tomislead the farmers but the farmer ofthe state is aware and sensible andwill not get misled by them, he added.

The Agriculture Minister was ad-dressing mediapersons at Bhiwani to-day. Mr. Dalal said that the CentralGovernment has implemented threenew ordinances in the interest offarmers which will benefit the farmersto a great extent. Farmers have beengiven exemption on sale of crops andMSP will not be reduced in any way,he assured. He said that on the patternof One Nation, One Market, now thefarmers will be free to sell their pro-duce in any state. This will enable bar-rier-free inter-state trade of agricultur-al produce. Moreover, farmers willnot be compelled to take their produceto the market. It has been decided toremove items like cereals, pulses,oilseeds, edible oils, onions and pota-toes from the list of essential com-modities by amending the EssentialCommodities Act, 1956. With this de-

cision, freedom to produce, store,transport and distribute would make itpossible to produce on a large scale.

He said that the Central Govern-ment has also approved the Farmers(Empowerment and Protection)Agreement on Price Assurance andFarm Services Ordinance, 2020. Thisordinance will give farmers the free-dom to buy and sell goods on the ba-sis of equality without fear of ex-ploitation. He said that a big step hasbeen taken towards one country onemarket for agricultural products. TheFarmers’ Produce Trade and Com-merce (Promotion and Facilitation)Ordinance, 2020 allows farmers tosell their produce to any person or in-stitution in the country. Now, it willjustly be on the lines of One Nation,

One Market.While presenting the detailed

data, he said that the production offood grains in the year 2013-14 was153.54 lakh metric tonnes, it rose to181.44 lakh metric tonnes in 2018-19due to timely availability of seed ma-nure, pesticides and adequate quanti-ty of canal water. Furthermore, anamount of only Rs 164.30 crore wasgiven to the farmers from the year2005 to 2014 in the name of crop in-surance in the state, while the presentstate government proved that it isfarmer friendly government by givingRs 2545.96 crore to the farmers dur-ing the years 2016 to 2019. Talkingabout sugarcane production, the aver-age crushing of sugarcane in the statetill 2014 was 437.24 lakh quintals,which has increased to 645.31 lakhMT in the year 2018-19. The averageproduction of sugarcane from the year2005 to 14 was 48 lakh quintals, in-creased during the years 2014 to 2019to 66.45 lakh tonnes after the presentstate government came to power. Hesaid that if we talk about the powersurcharge waiver scheme, by Febru-ary 2020, the present state govern-ment has waived off surcharge worthRs 23.79 crore for 1,11,877 con-sumers.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

Haryana Minister of State forArchaeology & Museumsand Labour & Employment,Mr. Anoop Dhanak said thatthe state government is mak-ing consistent efforts forequal development of thepoorer sections of the society,which has uplifted their stan-dard of living considerably.The Minister of State was ad-dressing the people present atthe inauguration of develop-ment projects for various vil-lages in Hisar district today.

Mr. Anoop Dhanak inau-gurated 2 lanes and a chaupalin village Litani in Hisar be-sides inaugurating ScheduledCaste chaupal in villageDaulatpur. The villagers

thanked the Minister of Statefor the development work be-ing done in the villages.

Minister of State said thatthe State Government hasopened Antyodaya SaralKendras and implementedDBT to ensure that the bene-fit of the schemes reach thelast person standing in the

queue. Not only this, theyouth are being given gov-ernment jobs on the basis ofmerit. He said that now par-ents do not have to requestpoliticians or sell land to en-sure that their children aregiven jobs. He said that it isfor the first time in the coun-try, the Haryana governmenthas taken the initiative to cre-ate Parivar Pehchan Patra(PPP). Through this, uniqueidentification number and pe-hchan patra are being provid-ed to each family. Thus, everymember of the family willstart getting the benefit of theschemes automatically, with-out applying on the basis oftheir age and eligibility . Thisscheme will prove to be a rev-olutionary scheme for thepeople of the state.

Citizen Welfare AssociationPanchkula to ContestMayoral ElectionPANCHKULA: The members of Citizens’ Welfare Association(CWA), Panchkula intend to fight for the forthcoming elec-tions of Municipal Corporation (MC), Panchkula for the post ofMAYOR, after collective decision with other the members ofCWA and Residents Welfare Associations (RWA’s) of differentsectors in Panchkula. Presently, the day-to-day working in MCis influenced with political interference resulting in lots of ma-jor frauds which have happened at the cost of public money.The CWA and other organizations had been pointing out majordiscrepancies, taking up the fraudulent matter with the high-ups and the Government too, but nothing worthwhile couldcome out except criticism of whistle blowers.Thus, CWA has formed the Central Working Committee, forthe purpose to work together for the betterment and develop-ment of the city Panchkula and to evolve strategy for contest-ing election or the post of Mayor in consultation with ResidentWelfare Associations of different sectors.The working committee includes- S K Nayar - President(Ex-Officio member) , Sunil Jain-General Secretary RakeshSondhi Joint Secretary, Bhagwan Das Mittal Member and M RSyal Member. The meeting of CWA members & RWA’s is be-ing conducted shortly to discuss the matter in details, for thebetterment of the residents and development-works requiredin Panchkula.

Govt making all efforts for upliftmentof down trodden: Anoop Dhanak

PANCHKULA (SD SHARMA): With nodeath case 120 positive cases of coronavirus were reported from Panchkula districttoday. As per Dr Rajiv Narwal Deputy Civ-il Surgeon Panchkula a total number of 158cases were detected which includes positivecases pertaining to other cities and states butdetected and attended by health authoritiesof Panchkula and so far 5483 positive cases

had been reported in this category with 4110belonging to Panchkula district . Out ofthese 2738 cases had been treated and dis-charged while remaining 1331 are still activein the district and under treatment in Gener-al Hospital sector 6 and other private hospi-tals. Till date 52970 samples had been takenduly tested under RT-PCR and Rapid Anti-gen methods, added Dr Rajiv Narwal.

120 fresh corona casesdetected in Panchkula

82 units of bloodcollected in camp

GOLDY CHUGHSHAHABAD: A blood donation camp was organisedon Sunday under the joint aegis of Lions Club andNam Chaura Ghar Dhurala. Giving this information,the club head Umesh Garg said that the team of doc-tors collected 82 units of blood in this camp. Garg saidthat today there is more need for blood, so the publicshould donate more and more blood so that it can beused to save the lives of the people under treatment inhospitals. Umesh Garg said that there will be a contin-uous effort to organise blood donation camp on behalfof the club. Citation was distributed to the donors onbehalf of the club and Principal Umesh Garg thankedall the donors. Rakesh Antal, Rajinder Gaba, PawanGupta, Mohan Lal, Om Prakash, That Singh, Manjitetc. were present on the occasion.

Memorandum submitted to BediSHAHABAD: Helpers Society of Shahabad has sub-mitted a memorandum to Krishan Bedi, former stateminister and political secretary to Chief MinisterManohar Lal, seeking to start the new building of the

hospital at Shahabad Community Health Centre with ateam of doctors. Through the memorandum, the headof the society, Tilak Raj Aggarwal said that the graphof Covid-19 patients is increasing. In such a situation,patients of Shahabad are being kept in Dharamshalasin Kurukshetra and are being sent to other places, butsuch patients are not being admitted in private hospi-tals. In view of this worsening situation, if the newbuilding of the hospital in Shahabad is started, thenthe Covid patients here will get great relief. PrincipalTilak Raj Aggarwal said that the entire contribution ofthe Helpers Society will be by the team of physiciansso that the Covid patients who come here can betreated with full care. On which former Minister ofState Krishna Bedi said that in this context, he will talkto the officials of Health Department and it will be hisendeavor that this building can be started as per rules.On this occasion, Chairman of the Society PradeepGoyal, Baldev Raza Sethi, Vijay Bathla, NarendraSharma, Ramkishan Hasija, Indra Lal Battara, Mahen-dra Jaggi, Purna Singh, Naresh Saini, Naveen Gabawere present.

People should not die forlack of bloodSHAHABAD: Corona is wreaking havoc at the mo-ment, due to which there are a lot of patients in gov-ernment and private hospitals. Now lack of blood has

arisen and some intellectuals of Shahabad are moti-vating people to donate blood through discussion.They say that people should not die because of blood.Piyush Rao, social worker said that blood donationsaves precious life, so it is our responsibility to donateblood. He said that the requirement of blood has in-creased during the Corona period. Therefore, everyperson should consider blood donation as an obliga-tion and join this mission.Umesh Garg, head of the Umesh Garg Lions Club,

said that today there is a clock of calamity on thecountry and the world and on the one hand, it is thetime of examination of the common man, so supportthe society and the country in some way. He said thatmore and more people should donate blood. RajbirSingh said that human life is in danger today and itcan only be saved with humanity. Toor said that in in-stitutions like PGI, people are fighting the war of lifeand death, but this breath of breath should not be bro-ken due to lack of blood.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPT 13

The Unnat Bharat Organization Trustand allied organisations organised aplantation ceremony today at Man-golpuri Indira Gandhi Park in Delhi.Dignitaries from regional and farflung areas started the Green Revolu-tion in Delhi by planting 21 saplings.Speaking on the occasion, formerSouth Delhi horticultural chairmanMCD spoke about the importance oftrees. Yash Pal Arya said that he hasbeen associated with this campaign ofBharat Prem for the last several years.Through them, many works are alsobeing done on environment and waterconservation. He regretted the IndiraGandhi Park has a mess around it andsaid that such a wonderful park in thearea in which people take walk shouldnot get dirty.

He said he wouldrequest the chairman ofthe Rohini zone to payattention to the sanita-tion of the park as well.At the same time someanti-social elementsmake the environmentdirty. The MunicipalCorporation of Delhishould take strict actionagainst such people.Bharat Prem furtherstated that a draft hasbeen sent to the Nation-al and Delhi Govern-ment which includesgardening in parksthrough senior citizensabove 50 years of agethrough the Horticulture Organisation.The Unnat Bharat is taking steps toprovide employment to about 25,000

people through horticulture in parkswith the help of Municipal Corporationof Delhi, DDA, or the Government of

Delhi. A big decision hasbeen taken to make fruit,flowers and horticultureproducts to people withoutpesticide. Former Horti-culture Chairman of SouthDelhi Municipal Corpora-tion Yash Pal Arya hasbeen appointed as thechairman of this commit-tee. On this occasion,Chairman of the LaborJustice Organization VijayPrem, Hazari Lal, SanjayChauhan, SK Chaudhary,Dr RK Meadha, ShriSuresh Jain, Rovin Shahand Anil Yadav also at-tended. The officials of theMazdoor Nyaya Ekta San-

gathan also welcomed all the officialswho came.

Green Revolution starts from Indira Park

Embrace cleanlinessin life: Chandra

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPT 13

On Sunday, Subhash Chandra, Vice Chairman of SwachhBharat Mission, inspected Dr. Ambedkar Chowk, MaharajaAgrasen Chowk, Geeta Gate, ITI Chowk, Mahatma GandhiChowk for the beautification and cleanliness of the city of Kar-nal. He said in a stern tone that nothing will be tolerated in thematter of cleanliness. During this time, he called the officials ofMunicipal Corporation PWD and Forest Department to showall the arrangements and also ordered to correct the deficiencieswithin a week. He said that in order to bring Karnal to numberone in cleanliness, every person will have to pay special atten-tion to cleanliness by considering their village, city, street mo-hallas as their home. Appealing to the people of the city, he saidthat both cleanliness and beautification are subjects related toour lives.

MAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPT 13

The meeting of Maharishi Kashyap Yuva EktaManch was organised at Kashyap Chaupal inBeed Majri under the chairmanship of ReenaKashyap, the head of women's wing. Themeeting was moderated by block head GyanKashyap Uchani. Addressing the meeting,State President Dev Kashyap Indri said thatMaharishi Kashyap Yuva Ekta Manch haslaunched a campaign to set up committees inthe villages to unite the society as per the in-structions of National President ManpalKashyap. To make this campaign successful,more and more social people should cooperate.He said that the history of Kashyap communityis very proud. Maharishi Kashyap, GurudevBaba Kaluji, Maharaj Raja Bali, Nishad Raj,Veer Eklavya, Dasharatha Ram Manjhi shouldtake inspiration from the lives of great men.Giving information about today's event, he said

that today the newly constituted 15 member ru-ral committee members were sworn in at villageBeed Majri and Deshraj Kashyap, the head ofthe rural committee was appointed. On this oc-casion, the committee members resolved tocomplete the work of Maharishi Kashyap Ji'stemple under construction in the village. On thisoccasion, Mempal Kashyap State General Sec-retary, Pramod Kashyap Tusang Secretary, Sec-retary General of Women Wing of Indri MataMamta Beed Majri, Man Kaur, GovindKashyap Media Incharge, Praveen KashyapUmarpur cum Media Incharge, PradeepKashyap Jainpur, Amit Garhi Birbal, KrishnaLal Mangalpur , Aarti, Pooja, Kiran, Geeta,Chirag Kashyap etc. were present.

Kashyap Yuva Ekta Manch meeting heldSharma appointed membernational level panelsSushil PanditYAMUNANAGAR: Haryana Red Cross Commit-tee Haryana State Branch Chandigarh's GeneralSecretary Dr Sharma is connecting the youthwith humanitarian works in voluntary blood dona-

tion area and awareness cam-paign in the wake of Corona epi-demic, through 22 districtbranches of Haryana. Not onlythe social political and educa-tional institutions of Haryanastate, but also at the nationallevel, human welfare work is be-

ing appreciated. Today Haryana State Red Crosshas emerged as the foremost institution in otherstate branches of the country, behind which self-lessness of Haryana Red Cross.In view of the hard work and skillful leadership ofDr Sharma General Secretary by Dr. Harsh Vard-han, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Gov-ernment of India and Chairman of Indian RedCross Committee National Headquarters, NewDelhi, has appointed Sharma member of theAward Committee, Junior Youth and VolunteerDevelopment Committee and Membership andFundraising Committee.

Press Club Gharaundaplants saplings

KUSUMGHARAUNDA, SEPT 13

Tree lover Krishna Gupta in association with the Press Club, Gharaun-da planted saplings today under the bridge on Basatada Highway inwhich mainly the Peepal, Banyan, Neem and Pilkhan were planted.Plantation was done by all the officials and members of the Press Club.The tree plantation was inaugurated by Amit Arya, the director of Brah-mananda Ashram. On behalf of Press Club Gharaunda by Deputy Con-servator Praveen Kaushik, Club Head Mahendra Singh, TreasurerSushil Kaushik, Jai Bhagwan, Senior Deputy Head Hari Krishna Arya,Kamal Dhiman, Pawan Aggarwal planted trees. The chief convener ofplantation Krishna Gupta and his team were present.

Programme convenor Krishna Gupta said that the plants clean theenvironment. Health remains good with pure air. It is from trees thatwe get shade, fruits, fuel and medicines. Head of the press club Ma-hendra said that the tree is the precious jewel of this earth. It is on thesethat the birds get shelter. Trees only reduce global warming. On the oc-casion of tree planting, tree lovers Omdutt Panchal, Shubham Gupta,Ishu Jain, Ankit Rohila, Tushar Rana, Sumit Rana, and Mayank Shar-ma were present.

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LIBRA:-Wishes will be ful-filled as blessings and goodfortune comes your way andas hard work of the previousdays brings results.

Lucky Color:-IndigoLucky Number:-76

SCORPIO:-You will get re-lief from the tensions andstrains of life, it is right timeto change your life style topermanently Keep them abay, indulging in yoga ormeditation will surely help tokeep the stress away.

Lucky Color:-GreenLucky Number:-17

SAGITTARIUS:-You maynow feel even more like asquare peg in a round hole,and your discomfort may be

aggravated by people who arealternately reckless, impatientand unwilling to offer anyconcession or compromise.

Lucky Color:-PurpleLucky Number:-4

CAPRICORN:-The Sun ispositioning you very subtly foryour next big adventure. Youshould no longer care whatpeople think or say.

Lucky Color:-OrangeLucky Number:-33

AQUARIUS:-Your planetswill be beneficial, benevolentand thoroughly enjoyable.

Lucky Color:-SilverLucky Number:-8

PISCES:-Go over all bills anddemands for payment with afine toothcomb.

Lucky Color:-YellowLucky Number:-05

In every home that my wife and I have occupied sinceour marriage, and in all the homes my parents madewhile I grew up, there was a piece of furniture that

held a group of airtight plastic or steel containers, placedfairly high up, outside the reach of a child. If you openedany one of those containers, you’d find a bunch of openedplastic bags containing biscuits or deep fried bits of joy,or junk food. I call this bit of furniture, which you willfind in practically every middle-class home, the JFK, forJunk Food Kupboard. It has one branch in the fridge, in abox that contains pieces of cake, chocolate, and othersweets, and a second in the freezer, the home of ice-cream.The shop that supplies most of its contents, incidentally,is the JFP, or Junk Food Paradise, which we will visitshortly. Yoga, I believe, is one of the forms of disciplinethat most people give up regularly. I believe this for tworeasons. First, it was Google that told me, so it must betrue, like everything else Google tells us. Second, I knowhow tough it is, for I very nearly gave it up some yearsago. I managed to hang on to it despite the creaking ofaged limbs and so on, so I even got a bit smug about con-tinuing my practice in the face of all these difficulties. Myweight stayed more or less the same for a decade or so.The lockdown changed all that. Week after week of stay-ing put, with large and regular meals and plenty of snacksin between, turned my waistline into a sort of coastline.By the middle of May, I had developed an equatorialbulge, and the effort of getting into my clothes left mebreathless. Worst of all, the roundness was spreading. Iupped my yoga practice, but to no avail, for it only mademe hungrier and fatter.At the end of May, when I discovered I could no longershoehorn myself into my loosest pair of jeans, I decidedto go on a diet. Wondering what kind of diet to go on, Iturned once again to reliable old Google, which came upwith something — after searching through a gazillionsites in a micro-second — that sounded about right.Intermittent fasting.You restrict your eating to a six-hour period every day,during which you eat whatever you like. During the re-maining 18 hours, you fast, your only intake being plainwater or tea without sugar or milk.I’ve been doing this for some weeks now: I eat only be-tween eight in the morning and two in the afternoon. Solet share with you what my day looks like. I come awake,without an alarm of any kind, by half-past-five. Under thenew scheme of time, this is 150 minutes AM (Ante Meal-time), with each minute feeling like an hour.

JFK, yoga, andintermittent fasting

Learning foreign language is not a crime, butto despise one's mother tongue is treason

MUKESH KUMAR

Hindi is the mother languageof India, we proudly believethat we are Hindi speakers;the tone of unity in diversityresonates with Hindi. It is theduty of the countrymen to re-spect this language; it is be-lieved that language is ameans of expressing emo-tions, with this means theworld can be changed. Thereis only one language in diver-sity which is the basis of uni-ty. The Constituent Assemblyof India unanimously took aunanimous decision on Sep-tember 14, 1949 and decidedto make Hindi the official lan-guage. In order to spread Hin-

di language in every region, atthe request of National Lan-guage Promotion Committee,Wardha, in the year 1953,September 14 was declared tobe celebrated all overIndia as Hindi Dayevery year. But todayHindi is being ig-nored. In the last fewyears, when Hindiwas declared as anoptional subject inschools in Punjabtoo, there was a lot ofanger in the minds of Hinditeachers in Punjab. It is note-worthy that according to Arti-cle 343 of the Constitution,Hindi has the status of statelanguage and according to Ar-

ticle 351; it is the duty of theUnion to increase the spreadof Hindi language. Hindi isspoken in 70 percent of thevillages of India. Even today,

on the occasion of HindiDay, controversies,speeches, poetry recita-tions, essays, competi-tions are held and smallceremonies are also or-ganized by various polit-ical parties, but still theyouth remember this daydue to the trends. In fact,

we all believe that the mostspoken language is not gettingthe respect it deserves. It is be-cause of this condition thatone's own language is beingconsidered small.

Jupiter's moons are hot.Well, hotter than theyshould be, for being so far

from the Sun. In a processcalled tidal heating, gravita-tional tugs from Jupiter'smoons and the planet itselfstretch and squish the moonsenough to warm them. As aresult, some of the icy moonscontain interiors warmenough to host oceans of liq-uid water, and in the case ofthe rocky moon Io, tidal heat-ing melts rock into magma.

Researchers previouslybelieved that the gas giantJupiter was responsible formost of the tidal heating asso-ciated with the liquid interiorsof the moons, but a new studypublished in Geophysical Re-search Letters found thatmoon-moon interactions maybe more responsible for theheating than Jupiter alone.

"It's surprising becausethe moons are so much small-er than Jupiter. You wouldn'texpect them to be able to cre-ate such a large tidal re-sponse," said the paper's leadauthor Hamish Hay, a post-doctoral fellow at the JetPropulsion Laboratory inPasadena, California, who didthe research when he was agraduate student in the Uni-versity of Arizona Lunar andPlanetary Laboratory.

Understanding how themoons influence each other isimportant because it can shedlight on the evolution of themoon system as a whole.

Jupiter has nearly 80 moons,the four largest of which areIo, Europa, Ganymede, andCallisto.

"Maintaining subsurfaceoceans against freezing overgeological times requires afine balance between internalheating and heat loss, and yetwe have several pieces of ev-idence that Europa,Ganymede, Callisto, and oth-er moons should be oceanworlds," said co-authorAntony Trinh, a postdoctoral

research fellow in the Lunarand Planetary Lab. "Io, thelarge moon closest to Jupiter,shows widespread volcanicactivity, another consequenceof tidal heating, but at a high-er intensity likely experi-enced by other terrestrialplanets, like Earth, in theirearly history. Ultimately, wewant to understand the sourceof all this heat, both for its in-fluence on the evolution andhabitability of the manyworlds across the solar sys-

tem and beyond." Mgid "Res-onance creates loads moreheating," Hay said. "Basical-ly, if you push any object orsystem and let go, it will wob-ble at its own natural frequen-cy. If you keep on pushing thesystem at the right frequency,those oscillations get biggerand bigger, just like whenyou're pushing a swing. If youpush the swing at the righttime, it goes higher, but getthe timing wrong and theswing's motion is dampened."

Each moon's natural frequen-cy depends on the depth of itsocean. "These tidal reso-nances were known beforethis work, but only known fortides due to Jupiter, which canonly create this resonance ef-fect if the ocean is really thin(less than 300 meters or under1,000 feet), which is unlike-ly," Hay said. "When tidalforces act on a global ocean, itcreates a tidal wave on thesurface that ends up propagat-ing around the equator with a

certain frequency or period."According to the re-

searchers' model, Jupiter's in-fluence alone can't createtides with the right frequencyto resonate with the moonsbecause the moons' oceansare thought to be too thick. It'sonly when the researchersadded in the gravitational in-fluence of the other moonsthat they started to see tidalforces approaching the natu-ral frequencies of the moons.

When the tides generatedby other objects in Jupiter'smoon system match eachmoon's own resonant fre-quency, the moon begins toexperience more heating thanthat due to tides raised byJupiter alone, and in the mostextreme cases, this could re-sult in the melting of ice orrock internally.

For moons to experiencetidal resonance, their oceansmust be tens to hundreds ofkilometres -- at most a fewhundred miles -- thick, whichis in range of scientists' cur-rent estimates. However,there are some caveats to theresearchers' findings. Theirmodel assumes that tidal res-onances never get too ex-treme, Hay said. He and histeam want to return to thisvariable in the model and seewhat happens when they liftthat constraint. Hay also ishoping that future studies willbe able to infer the true depthof the oceans within thesemoons.

Jupiter's moons could bewarming each other

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2020

Editorial

Literature & Culture

While the reduction of calories is linked with a host ofhealth benefits, a recent has highlighted a range ofbenefits that includes a longer lifespan to a much

lower chance of developing cancer, heart disease, diabetes andneurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's.

A new study from teams led by Scripps Research Profes-sors Bruno Conti, PhD, and Gary Siuzdak, PhD, highlights thecritical role that body temperature plays in realising these diet-induced health benefits. Through their findings, the scientistspave the way toward creating a medicinal compound that im-

itates the valuable effects ofreduced body temperature.

The research appears inScience Signaling.

Conti has spent yearsstudying how and why calo-rie restriction leads to betterhealth, with the ultimategoal of translating the find-ings into medicines that canmimic what happens natu-rally when a person eats less.

One consistent observa-tion is that when mammals consume less food, their body tem-perature drops. It's evolution's way of helping us conserve en-ergy until the food is available again, Conti explains. It makessense, considering that up to half of what we eat every day isturned into energy simply to maintain our core body temper-ature. Conti's previous work showed that temperature reduc-tion can increase lifespan independently of calorie restriction--and that these effects involve activation of certain cellularprocesses, most of which remain to be identified.

On the flip side, studies have shown that preventing bodytemperature from dropping can actually counteract the posi-tive effects of calorie restriction. Notably, in an experiment in-volving calorie-restricted mice, anti-cancer benefits were di-minished when core body temperature remained the same.

How calorie reductioncan help you achieve a

longer lifespan

Administration indifferent to agonyof Farmers, justice on streets

SUSHIL PANDIT

While 3 ordinances is-sued in the name offarmer empower-

ment and security have be-come a trouble for the exist-ing government, farmers arealso struggling for their sur-vival. They are forced to taketo streets today to make theiragony reach the present gov-ernment. Is this the dream ofa self-reliant India being real-ized? The farmer, who workshard day and night to producefood, sacrifices his life topacify the hunger of thewhole country, today, for theguilt of putting across hispoint, on the same farmer,sticks are being strewn on theroad.

Farmers have been ex-pressing their fury for manymonths, but on September10, the peaceful dharna heldin Pipli Grain Market ofHaryana was converted into ascene of lathi charge. Thegovernment is calling theanti-farmer ordinance asfarmer-friendly, but this de-cree on the table of reality isnot less than a big threat for86 percent farmers of thecountry. Government of Indiaseems to be working on thepolicy of 'Race Ahead, Dropthe Chase', leaving the race

behind in the present circum-stances. The adverseness ofthe government system isclearly visible. The govern-ment believes that throughthis ordinance, promotionand convenience will beavailable to farmers, produce,trade and commerce. Buthave the government policy-makers tried to think that thestructure of the Indian econo-my has never developed in afarmer-friendly way? If wetalk about the figures, about86 percent of the farmers inthe country have less than 2hectares of farm-able land.And the peasant class be-lieves that this anti-farmerpolicy of the government willprove to be bane for them. Sofar, the farmer is selling thecrop in the mandis at his lev-el through self-cultivation,but according to this ordi-nance, the mandate can beabolished, meaning that insmall market, the crops of the

farmer will be of no impor-tance because they will besoon eliminated. Accordingto government data, only 14percent of the farmers aregetting the benefit of MSP.On the basis of the ordinanceissued, the government hasensured that after the end ofthe "Incentive CommoditiesAct 1996", private compa-nies are now also dominatingthe agriculture sector. Thechances of getting estab-lished will increase.The gov-ernment, which has support-ed the reform of the agricul-tural sector in the self-suffi-cient India campaign, hasalso tried to clarify that in thefirst ordinance by the govern-ment, it will encourage thestorage of goods, ie, accord-ing to the policies, this law isformed to curb the scarcity ofgoods. If we talk in the gov-ernment's favor, this ordi-nance is being issued so far to

check hoarding. The govern-ment believes that now anyperson can store any amountof goods, but the question tobe considered is that in Indiathe farmer is so prosperousand capable that he can har-vest his crop till it gets theprice according to it, never,because the crop of thefarmer is sold at the time ofsowing, in front of the eco-nomic situation and the well-known conditions of thefarmer.

This ordinance would beequivalent to ridiculing it.Yes, hoarders and adherentscan benefit from it. In the sec-ond ordinance, APMC ie"Agriculture Produce MarketCommittee" will be abol-ished and "The Farmers Pro-duce, Trade and Commercewill be implemented accord-ing to which the farmer cansell his crop in any corner ofIndia.

'Action on the button' Life's akin fleeting dream,Perceptible on wits screenDream lasts a few minutes everMan may live for years

together An action we think, can

be done,At any time, will never

be doneWhat's done now, is

really doneIf any good action's to be doneIt must kick in anonIf any wicked action's to be doneIt's better to wait till thenIf queries in mind swayWhere does time run away ?Why right action to kick off today?Can't it be carried out in old age ?Answer to thon's wild goose chaseAnd also chasing a mirageBecause there is no fixed timeFor doing action of right kindAs death's chasing non- stop everHolding hominid by a

fine fibre.

POEMS

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

By : Ashwani Sharma, PrincipalGov't Degree College Dhaneta

Dist. Hamirpur, H.P.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

Microsoft to shortlist candidates in mega job fairPHAGWARA (ASHOK KAURA): World renowned MNC Microsoft would participate inMega Virtual Job Fair being organised by Govt of Punjab under Punjab Ghar GharRozgar and Karobar Mission ( PGRKAM) from September 24 to September 30, inwhich they would offer the annual package ranging between Rs. 12 to 43 lakh to theselected candidates. Besides that stipend during Internships would also be given fromRs. 25000 per month to Rs. 80000 per month. Terming it as a golden opportunity forthe engineering and buisness students , DC Kapurthala Deepti Uppal said that duringthe time of lockdown when many people lost their jobs, it was a matter of satisfectionthat a many multi national companies are offering great opportunities to the students ofPunjab through mega jib fair to be organized by Punjab Government. She said that theunder the eligibility criteria the candidates must pursuing B.Tech degree in streams ofComputer science, Information technology and Electronics and communicationengineering which to be passing out in 2021-22 and 2023.

Female leopardfound shot deadANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: In the village Bhiukhariof Ramshahar, a hilly region ofNalagarh subdivision, female leopardfound shot dead. The predatorscarried out the incident on Fridaynight. Police team from forestdepartment and police stationRamshahar reached the spot andstarted investigation after gettinginformation. Police station inRamshahar registered a case underWild Conservation Act 1972.Reported to Forrest. Shrapnel bulletmarks found on female leopard's body.Postmortem of body was conducted inthe presence of police.DFO NalagarhYashudeep Singh says that a femaleleopard was found shot dead.

Tree plantation heldin Makhar GausadanJOGINDER DEV ARYABANGANA: Plantation was done in SriRadhe Krishna Gausadan Dumkharunder joint support of Vishwa HinduParishad and Bajrang Dal. Theactivists also planted the tree in theyard of Muktidham near Gausadan. Inthis work, Anita Kumari, head ofPanchayat Muchali and member ofGosadan, former head ChandraKumar, member of Gausadan DilbagThakur, President of Vishwa HinduParishad Khand Bangana, Ankit Rana,Rajkumar, convener of Bajrang Dal unitBangana, Rajesh Thakur, secretary ofVishwa Hindu Parishad , Goseva chiefVipul Sharma, Goseva cum chief Vicky,Vipan Thakur, Rajat Sharma, DeepakSharma, Sourav Thakur and otherAman Sharma were present.

Anand Sharmacongratulated

SHANTI GAUTHAMBADDI: MLAs of Dun, Ram KumarChaudhary and Madan Lal Chaudhary,have extended heartfelt congratulationsand best wishes to former UnionMinister Anand Sharma, a seniorCongress Party leader and formerRajya Sabha MP from HimachalPradesh, on becoming a member ofthe Congress Working Committee.Chaudhary said that under hisleadership, the party is moving forward.He also congratulated the new state in-charge and other officials.

Parents protest against schoolforcing them to collectdevelopment building fund feeson pretext of papers

BARNALA (KARANPREETDHANDRAL): Private schools havebeen offering online mobile classes tochildren due to the closure of schools forthe past several months due to theongoing Corona epidemic, which has ledto schools demanding fees. The parentsof the students are not ready to pay thefull fee due to financial constraints, whichhas led to a lot of tension between theschool administrator and the parentsover the fees. The parents of thechildren staged several protests in frontof the local Mother Teacher School.Talking to the press, the parents saidthat now the schools are taking onlinepapers of the children. The schooladministrators were earlier asked not topay the required fees and not to get thepapers, which angered the parents.Parents said that as per the directions ofthe High Court, the schools cannot cutoff the name of the child or stop onlineeducation till the court decides, but theschool is forcing the parents to pay thefees on the pretext of papers. . Apartfrom this, the remaining funds are alsobeing filled which is a sheer bullying ofthe school which will not be tolerated.Rajesh Kumar, secretary of the BarnalaPress Club, rushed to the spot toapologize and repent for doing so in thewake of the mistreatment of the mediapersonnel by the staff who went to coverthe incident.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2020

NEWS

DINESH AGARWALSHIMLA, SEP 13

Like every year, this time also NGStudents of Vidyamandir LakkarBazaar have made HimachalPradesh proud by performingbrilliantly in JEE MAINS 2020.In which Shiva Jot's AIR-671Kanupriya has recorded hissuccess with 95 percentile. Inwhich Kanupriya has obtained 97percentile in Math and 93percentile in Chemistry and 85percentile in Chemistry. Inaddition, another and Shiva Jothave recorded their success with93.2 percentile. In which ShivaJot has attained 95 percentile inPhysics and 98 percentile inChemistry. In this, Essential has

recorded its success with 88percentile in third place. In whichEssentials has obtained 77percentile in Physics in 93%Chemistry and 78% in Math. Inwhich Mohit has recorded hissuccess with 82 percentile. Inwhich Mohit has obtained 87percentile in physics and 85percentile in chemistry. Theperformance of other students ofthe institute has also beenexcellent in this. The institute'sdirectory Neena Guptacongratulated all the students andparents. He has given all thecredit for success to his team. Andwish everyone a bright future.Hearty congratulations to all theJEE ADVANCE 2020 students onbehalf of the institute.

Students of Vidyamandirclear JEE mains 2020Punjab CS assures full suppor to private

hospitals to address concerns in CovidBUREAUCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

Punjab Chief Secretary ViniMahajan on Sunday assuredprivate hospitals partnering thestate in the fight against COVIDof all possible help from thegovernment to address theirconcerns, including availabilityof drugs and consumable such asPPE kits, as well as disposal ofbio-medical waste generated attheir facilities. The ChiefSecretary gave the assuranceduring a Video Conference (VC)interaction with all the privatehospitals that are working asequal partners with the stategovernment in treating COVIDcases in the 22 districts of thestate. Representatives of morethan 100 private health facilitiesassured the state government oftheir full support in combattingthe pandemic and offered to addas many beds as may be neededfor the care of COVID patientsin the state in order to save lives.While urging the privatehospitals to intensify their efforts

to support the people of the stateamid spiraling cases of COVID,which was necessitatingincreased hospitalisation, Viniasked them to use the presentcrisis as an opportunity to earnpublic goodwill and not forprofiteering. She also urged thehospitals to reach out to thefamilies of the patients and tryreduce the trauma and stressbeing faced by them. More than100 participants from privatefacilities across the state joinedthe interaction, which was

attended by Health Advisor tothe State, Dr. K K Talwar, andPS to CM Tejveer Singh, alongwith officials from theDepartments of Health and MERand senior officers from thedistrict administration and civilsurgeons. The meeting wasinformed that more than 180private hospitals have comeforward in the fight against thepandemic, and have alreadyoffered over 2300 beds for Level2 and over 900 beds for Level 3treatment of COVID patients.

The state government has givenaround 100 ventilators to theprivate hospitals free of chargeto support their efforts, saidVini, adding that the Punjabgovernment recognises thesupport being given by theprivate hospitals in these criticaltimes. The private hospitalswere given the opportunity toshare their feedback regardingany issues faced by them andany support they might requirefrom the government.Representatives from variousprivate hospitals shared theirfeedback and concerns onvarious issues ranging fromclinical management of thedisease to availability of drugsand consumables like PPEs andbio-medical waste beinggenerated in these facilities andtheir disposal. The ChiefSecretary assured the privatehospitals that the governmentwas fully aware of the problemsbeing faced by them and wascommitted towards making allpossible efforts to ease theirproblems.

MP Sadiq distributessmart ration cards

DHARAM PAL PUNNIJAITU, SEP 13

Member ParliamentMohammad Sadiq begin thePunjab Government scheme'One Nation,One Card' andunder this drive distributedsmart ration cards to thebeneficiary at sub divisionoffice Jaitu today. Departmentof Food, Civil Supplies andConsumer Affairs PunjabGovernment officials Jaituorganised a simple ceremonyto launch smart cards andgiving information about thissaid that this smart card canalso be used for various otherverification identities for thegetting gas connection,electricity connection, etc. Onthis time Member Parliamentaddressing and said that 'ourgovernment want to providethe ration such as the food

grains, atta and dal at the lowprices in whole state withoutany corruption. It can bepossible through digitalsystem SDM Jaitu Dr.Mandeep Kaur welcomed allpresent the guest . On thistime Pawan Goyal Chairmandistrict Planning BoardFaridkot also addressed.Sikander Singh Madak

Chairman MarketCommittee Jaitu, AdvocateMadan Lal Bansal, SeniorCongressi Leader Sat PalDod , Pardeep Garg MaloutWale ,District GrievousCommittee MemberGursewak Singh, , SeniorCongressi Leader Sat PalDod ,Surjet Singh Baba andLovely Bhatti were present.

Smart Ration Card schemebegins in Ferozepur

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR, SEP 13

Smart Ration Card Scheme on behalf of Punjabhas been launched across Punjab on Saturday bythe Chief Minister Punjab and in this context,Deputy Commissioner Gurpal Singh Chahalstarted the distribution by handing over SRCs to35 beneficiaries of the district. Also present on theoccasion were MLA Ferozepur Rural Satkar KaurGehri , SDM Amit Gupta, Congress leaderHarinder Khosa , Gurcharan Nahar, ChairmanMarket Committee Sukhwinder Singh Attari.Disclosing this here today the DC said that underthe Smart Ration Card Scheme the beneficiarieswould now be able to get food grains from anyration depot in Punjab . He said that the SmartRation Card Scheme would also bringtransparency in the distribution of rations to thebeneficiaries and would also save time.

Barindrameet Pahda releases bookUnique Universe and Nanotechnology

VERMAGURDASPUR, SEP 13

Barindermeet Singh Pahda MLA and Advocate Baljit SinghPahda Chairman released the book published by Dr. SatbirSingh. On this occasion, MLA Barindrameet Singh Pahracongratulated Dr. Satbir Singh and said that by publishing thisbook he has inculcated 12 years of his discovery in Punjabilanguage, he has done a great service to mother languagePunjabi. In modern times when the Punjabi language is facingmany challenges, at that time, lot of articles written by him.Where the common man will be able to read his book, thestudents studying in schools and colleges can also understandthe topics of science in Punjabi language by reading this book.He said that writing and publishing articles is very difficulttask. Every person doesn’t have skill to become writer. Dr.Satbir Singh is a fortunate person whose entire family,including his parents, has given him the skills to become afamous writer. He said that he hopes that while serving themother dialect Punjabi, he will continue to put rich articles insearch of Punjabi too.

Bandu village pays rich tributesto its son Major Neeraj Sharma

PANKAJ KATNAGAGRET, SEP 13

Major Neeraj Sharma of Bandu villageof Bhadrakali village falling underGagret assembly constituency was puton flame. As soon as the news of thedeath of Colonel MS Chauhan and 19Sikh LI Major Neeraj died in a tragicaccident near Bikaner in Rajasthan, awave of mourning raged in the Gagretassembly constituency of district Una.Major Neeraj Sharma (29) of Bandu ofvillage Bhadrakali in the assemblyconstituency died in a car accident, it isbeing told that the accident took place inBikaner, Rajasthan around 6 amyesterday. Major Neeraj Sharma died inthe accident. The body of Major NeerajSharma reached his native villageBandu Bhadrakali from Hawaii. Theentire Gagret assembly constituency is

inconsolable after the death of MajorNeeraj Sharma. Gagret MLAs RajeshThakur, Sushil Kalia, Rajiv Kalia, Anil

Dadhwal, Kapil Dev, Sanjay KumarSharma, Bhupinder Dadhwal, LaxmiJaryal, Manju Jaryal were present.

Physicians claim more mobileuse is dangerous for eyes

JOGINDER DEV ARYABANGANA, SEP 13

Online studies may spoil children's eyes.The fear of this is constantly haunting theparents. Each school has set a differentpattern of its education. If someone issending material to study on WhatsApp,then many schools are conducting onlinestudies. Many students are conducting livemedium classes. In such a day, thestudents stick to the mobile. It should nothappen that in the case of educatingchildren, the defect should be created inthe eyes of their eyes. This concern isconstantly haunting the parents of thechildren. The reason is clear that studentshave been studying online since thelockdown, because the schools have notbeen opened yet. In such a situation, thechances of harm to the health of studentsremain constant. It is obvious that moreuse of mobile is fatal for the eyes. This has

also been confirmed by many researchers.Of course family members do not allowtheir children to use mobiles, but thesedays it is not possible to study childrenwithout mobiles. Under compulsion,parents have to buy mobiles for theirchildren in lockdown. While the businesswas affected in the lockdown, mobilevendors were enjoying a lot. Shopkeepershave made a profit from the sale ofexpensive mobiles. Buying expensivemobile was mandatory because theprocess of studying can only run onAndroid phones.

Rapid antigen test to beconducted from Tuesday, report

to be available in 30 minutesASHOK KUMARUNA, SEP 13

Reports of corona infection will now be received in half anhour as Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) facility will start fromTuesday in the regional hospital Una as well as hospitals in allsub-divisions of the district. Corona infects can be detectedquickly through Rapid Antigen Test Kit. This information wasgiven by CMO Una Dr. Raman Kumar Sharma. Dr. Ramansaid that on Monday, two employees from all the hospitals willbe called and training for rapid antigen test will be provided atthe regional hospital Una. First, rapid antigen tests will beperformed for patients with flu-like symptoms to help identifycorona infections. He said that if the report of a patient withsymptoms comes positive then the report will be consideredpositive, but if the rat report of such a patient comes negativethen its sample will be taken again and sent to Palampur fortesting. If a rat report of a person with no symptoms comesnegative then it will be considered negative.The CMO saidthat after the introduction of the Rapid Antigen Test Kit, nowthe samples of Covid 19 will be speeded up, as well as stepswill be taken to prevent it by detecting corona infection byrandom sampling.

If you want to get money fromabroad, get it from post officePANKAJ KATNAUNA, SEP 13

In district Una, people can now send andrequest money abroad through the postaldepartment, no fee will be charged in it,whereas if you ask for money through anyagent outside, then some charges are chargedbut the postal department charges you. Thepeople of the district will now be able to sendmoney easily through the postal departmentin the country and abroad. No fee will becharged towards the postal department forthis. This system will be available in the mainpost office and six sub-offices of the district.All kinds of arrangements have been made forthis. Lightly, if you ask for money from anagent outside, then it takes a lot of charge, butif you come to the post office, then you canask for this money without any fee, even inthe past, money could be called for free butpeople had no idea about it. Now due toCorona crisis, this system was slowed down

for some time. Now the system has beenstarted again. Now any person of Una districtcan now get money from relatives livingabroad through post office, whose postaldepartment will not charge any fee. Presentlythis arrangement has been made available forthe convenience of the people in the main postoffices Una, Amb Sub-office, Gagret Sub-Post Office, Daulatpur Sub-Post Office,Mehatpur Sub-Post Office and Bangana Sub-Office. If it is more then the money will be putin your account which is absolutely free.

JYOTI SYALAMB, SEP 13

A yoga camp was organizedunder the joint aegis ofSamarvik Bhavan, ChaudhuUna ChintpurniDevelopment CommitteeAmb and Bhartiya KisanSangh Amb. From this camp,where the dimensions ofincreasing your immunityand keeping the body healthywere taught. About 50 peopleincluding the familyparticipated in this event.Chintpurni DevelopmentCommittee Chief AshwaniDhiman, Secretary ManojKaushik Shaadi Lal, Suman,Ashwani Bakshi BhartiyaKisan Sangh District VicePresident Ashwani Kumar

Bhartiya Kisan Sangh, BlockAmb President Surjit SinghRana, Vikram Prasad etc.were specially present in theprogram! Yogacharya(trainer) Ashish Purohit andSandeep ji got the yogaactivities done! Architects inthe program Nitish Kaundal,

Saurabh Dhiman, ShivanshSharma, Shiv Kumar, Rajeev,Ashok Kumar, JagpalThakur, Rashpal, Shivansh,Radhika, Veer Thakur,Sandeep Thakur, Nitin,Jagriti, Rajat Kumar, Atul,Harsh, Rajan, Aastha,Sushant participated.

Yoga camp organized under jointIndian Farmers Union Amb

Four DAVIET studentsget job

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: The 4 students fromElectronics & CommunicationEngineering Branch of DAV Institute ofEngineering & Technology (DAVIET),Jalandhar who will be passing out inJuly 2021 were selected for 3 AIPServices Private Limited at a SalaryPackage of 3.00 LPA. The Companyhas selected the students afterrigorous rounds comprising of OnlineTest, Technical and HR Interview. Dr.Manoj Kumar, Principal DAVIETcongratulated the students on theirsuccess. He wished them the best ofluck for all their future endeavors’.Hestated that the success of selectedstudents stands for the hard work andcommitment of DAV administration toprovide its students the best possibleexposure so that they can make amark for themselves. He alsocongratulated Department of Trainingand Placement and Faculty whoguided the students and urged them tokeep up the good work.

KMV student bagstop position in MAEnglish Sem II results

JALANDHAR: Kanya MahaVidyalaya- again by the outstandingresult of MA English Semester II.Alisha Verma bagged 1st position with301/400 marks, Palwinder Kaurbagged 2nd position with 286/400marks and Kajol Chandel bagged 3rdposition with 269/400 marks. All thesestudents have expressed heart feltgratitude for their Principal, teachersand parents, who have been the torchbearers, guide and motivators in theirlives. Principal Prof. Dr. Atima SharmaDwivedi congratulated the students fortheir outstanding academic results andalso lauded the efforts of facultymembers of PG Department of Englishfor their dedication and hard worktowards nurturing the future of thestudents.

LPU Teacher’s Short-Filmselected in InternationalFilm Festival JALANDHAR: Merely 60 seconds’silent short-film ‘Teasailure’ of LovelyProfessional University’s AssistantProfessor Dr Paramjeet Singh hasbeen selected in world renownedInternational Film Festival-‘Lift-OffGlobal Network’. The film is a symbolic

depiction of earth’sevolution from darkages to the presentCorona periodthrough a ‘ChessGame’. The title ofthe film is self-coinedby the creator by

combining three domains of creation“teaser, trailer and feature”. The‘Festival’ aims to send each programout to as wide of an audience aspossible. Symbolism is a key featureof this another short film of DrParamjeet, who presently teachesPunjabi at LPU’s School of SocialSciences & Languages. He informed:“The base of this silent film is chess.

Free physio therapycamp held

GHARAUNDA (KUSUM): A FreePhysio Therapy Camp was organisedtoday at the Physiotherapy Centre byBharat Vikas Parishad BranchGharaunda as part of its CultureFortnight. Patients were treated by Dr.Monica Sharma (Physiotherapist) forthe treatment of neck pain, joint pain,cervical and knee pain. The projecthead of today's camp was SurendraRana. Vinod Jain, Pakhwara chiefMeenu Gupta, assistant Mangal Singhand other branch members werepresent on the occasion.

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Demand to build Vishwakarma ChowkKARNAL (GURMEET KASHYAP): Shri Vishwakarma Panchal Yuva Ekta has demanded that LordShri Vishwakarma Chowk be built near Sector-14 Main Meerut Road intersection DC Colony. Hesubmitted a memorandum to Mayor Renu bala Gupta about this. There is a demand that Lord SriVishwakarma Chowk is near the SD Model School on the railway road in a very small and crowdedarea compared to other Chowks. Karnal district is the smart city along with CM city. The number ofVishwakarma Panchal Samaj number is quite high in Karna Vihar, Prithvi Vihar, Suraj Nagar andMeerut Road Aria. Mayor Renu Bala Gupta assured that as soon as possible Vishwakarma Samaj willbe shifted from Lord Sri Vishwakarma Railway Road to Sector 14 Main Meerut Road. On thisoccasion Ward No. 7 Councilor Sudarshan Kalra, Rishipal Panchal, Satish Panchal, Satbir Panchal,Babi Panchal, Rammehar Panchal, Arun Panchal, Ashok Panchal, Sanjay Panchal, Sushil Panchal,Vishal Panchal, Gopi Panchal, Sachin Panchal and other companions were present

Covid: 58 per cent of recoveredcases coming from five states

NEW DELHI, SEP 13

A total of 37,02,595 peoplehave recuperated fromCOVID-19 in the country sofar, with 58 per cent of therecovered cases being reportedfrom Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu,Andhra Pradesh, Karnatakaand Uttar Pradesh, the Centresaid on Sunday. The same fivestates account for 60 per cent oftotal 9,73,175 active cases inthe country.

The national recovery ratenow stands at 77.88 per cent.

While Maharashtra hasreported 17.2 pc recoveredcases, Tamil Nadu has 13.1 pc,Andhra Pradesh 12.2 pc,Karnataka 7.9 pc and UttarPradesh 7.8 pc, the UnionHealth Ministry said.

Maharashtra continues tolead with more than 13,000recoveries while AndhraPradesh has contributed morethan 10,000 to the single-dayrecoveries, it said.

A total of 78,399 recoverieshave been registered in a spanof 24 hours in the country,according to the healthministry's data updated at 8 am.

Of the 94,372 newinfections that have beenreported in 24 hours,Maharashtra alone has

contributed to more than22,000 cases followed byAndhra Pradesh and Karnataka

with more than 9,000 caseseach, the ministry highlighted.

"Nearly 57 per cent of the

new cases are reported fromfive states. These are alsocontributing 58 per cent of thenew recovered cases," theministry underlined.

There are 9,73,175 activecases of COVID-19 in thecountry which comprises 20.47per cent of the total caseload,the data stated.

Maharashtra has more than2,80,000 cases followed byKarnataka with more than97,000 cases, the ministry said.

Maharashtra (28.79 pc),Karnataka (10.05 pc), AndhraPradesh (9.84 pc), UttarPradesh (6.98 pc) and TamilNadu (4.84 pc) account for 60per cent of total active cases inthe country.

Also, 1,114 COVID-19fatalities have been registeredin a span of 24 hours.Maharashtra has reported themaximum number of 391deaths followed by Karnatakawith 94 deaths, whereas TamilNadu has reported 76 deaths.

India's COVID-19 tally ofcases mounted to 47,54,356with 94,372 new infectionsbeing reported in a day, whilethe death toll climbed to 78,586with 1,114 people succumbingto the infection in a span of 24hours, the data updated at 8 amshowed.

Wearing face masks most effectiveway to prevent corona: Jain

NEW DELHI: Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain onSunday warned people that they should not be careless aboutCOVID-19 spread and wear face masks to prevent themselvesfrom contracting the infection. He also told that the Delhigovernment is also running a campaign to create awarenessabout the masses added that the most effective way to preventthe infection is by wearing a mask. "From the experience of thelockdown period, we have learnt that the most effective way toprevent the spread of COVID-19 is wearing masks. Few peoplehad stopped wearing masks but we are running campaigns topromote its use," he said while speaking to a news agency.According to the Union Health Ministry, Delhi at present has asmany as 28,059 active cases of COVID-19. So far, 1,81,295have been cured and 4,715 have died after contracting the virus.

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEP 13

By the way, the family suffersequally from the eternalseparation of everyone, butthey are called personalitieswhose separation hurts thewhole society. Such was thepersonality of Dr. KrishnaGopal Garg, who taught theworld a new lesson. He said that if youwant to contribute for the betterment ofthe society then just motivate yourchildren to be good human beings. Hehimself did the same as his two childrenDr. Vishal Garg and Dr. Divakar madeGarg not only a skilled doctor but also agood man. Who are not only earning aname in the society today, but are alsodiligent in the service of the society. Thecheerful personality Dr. Krishna GopalGarg was born on 14 November 1949 atHandiaya to Vaid Sri Des Raj andHukma Devi. He studied up to Prep in agovernment school in Handiaya. Hisfather wanted him to become a doctor,but he cut himself off. After the prep, hewas sent to work in a pharmacy. One daythe pharmacy owner told someone elsethat Krishna Gopal was his servant. The

servant accepted the word somuch that he taunted him thatone day I would become afamous doctor. He camehome and told his father thathe wanted to become adoctor. Then with hard workand dedication he got MBBSfrom Government BarjindraMedical College, Patiala.Done Meanwhile, classmate

Dr. He also got married to LakshmiGarg. The couple got government jobsand their first posting was at CivilHospital Bhikhi. After some time he wastransferred to Civil Hospital RampuraPhool. It was here that Dr. Two sonswere born to Garg's family, They werenamed Vishal Garg and Diwakar Garg.Dr. A major event in Garg's life tookplace in 1992 when he was abducted bymiscreants and taken to Pithora village.In return he demanded Rs 11 lakh fromthe family. That same night, while thekidnappers were taking him away, hetried to snatch a car on the road at night.But there were only policemen in the car.There was a shootout on the spot and thekidnappers fled the scene. The policearrested Dr. Garg had already beenidentified and was in search of him.

Specializing in orgasm a new lesson hasbeen taught to world: Dr. Krishna Garg

Millions of students take part in"Knit" papers in Corona's fury

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEP 13

Rona's fury has spread all overthe world, but on theinstructions of the SupremeCourt, the Government ofIndia also took the NIT papertoday, for which about 3892centers were set up across thecountry, in which lakhs ofstudents participated.Similarly in Punjab alsoBathinda, Ludhiana, Mohaliand Chandigarh along withother major cities, NEETexamination was held forwhich full arrangements were

made by the organizers. Thechildren were admitted to thecenter for medical checkupand masks and pens were alsodistributed. In a similar vein, aNEET examination was alsoheld at Police Public School,Bathinda in which studentsarrived to participate, lastingfrom 2 pm to 5 pm. Twospecial trains arrived atBathinda railway station todayfor the students appearing forthe NEET examination, wherea complete checkup wascarried out by the team ofhealth department and also bythe police.

5 booked for sexualassault of girl

KULJEET SINGHJANDIALA GURU

In the complaint made to the police, RamanpreetKaur (fictitious name) told that Harinderpal Singh,a boy from her village, used to keep a wrongintention, On July 10, 2020, she was coming homefrom Akalgarh Dhapiyan whenat Sandeep took herto her house and said that Bhua Babbi had to go tothe rectification and the accused took her to therectification where she mixed some intoxicatingcold drink and forcibly attacked her and also tookpictures.. After this he continued to force her tomarry forcibly. Police resgistered a case againstHarwinderpal Singh, Jaswinder Singh son ofDarshan Singh, Sandeep Kaur wife JaswinderSingh, Dalbir Kaur wife Darshan Singh residentAkalgarh Dhapiyen and Babbi wife resident KalaReform in police station Jandiala Guru against 366,376, and 120 B started investigation.

Aruna Chaudhary distributes smartration cards in Pathankot district

SHARANJEETPATHANKOT, SEPT 13

The Punjab Government today started theprocess of distribution of Smart Ration Cardsacross Punjab by implementing 'One Nation OneRation Card' service under Smart Ration CardScheme. The service was launched inChandigarh by Capt. Amarinder Singh, ChiefMinister of Punjab while the distribution of thesesmart cards was initiated by the Ministers andlocal MLAs during the district level functionsacross the state. The function was presided overby Aruna Chaudhary, Minister for SocialSecurity, Women and Child Development,Punjab for the launch of Smart Ration CardScheme in District Pathankot. Following thelaunch of the Smart Ration Card Scheme, ArunaChaudhary said that now under this new schemethe beneficiaries would be able to fetchtheir

quota from any depot in any district of Punjab orany state in the country. She was accompaniedby Sanyam Agarwal, Deputy Commissioner,Pathankot, Gulneet Singh Khurana, SSP.Pathankot, Anil Dara Chairman DistrictPlanning Board Pathankot, Vibhuti SarmaChairman Improvement Trust, Sanjeev BainsDistrict President Congress CommitteePathankot, Jasbir Singh Chairman ZillaParishad, Parampal Singh District Developmentand Panchayat Officer Pathankot, and otherparty workers were also present.

Annual package from Rs.12lakh to 43 lakh would be

offered to selected candidatesPAWAN KALIAKAPURTHALA, SEPT 13

World renowned MNC Microsoft wouldparticipate in Mega Virtual Job Fair beingorganised by Govt of Punjab under PunjabGhar Ghar Rozgar and Karobar Mission (PGRKAM) from September 24 toSeptember 30, in which they would offer the annual packageranging between Rs. 12 to 43 lakh to the selected candidates.Besides that stipend during Internships would also be givenfrom Rs. 25000 per month to Rs. 80000 per month. Terming itas a golden opportunity for the engineering and buisnessstudents , Deputy commissioner kapurthala Deepti Uppal saidthat during the time of lockdown when many people lost theirjobs , it was a matter of satisfection that a many multi nationalcompanies are offering great opportunities to the students ofPunjab through mega jib fair to be organized by PunjabGovernment.

SUMER GARGSUNAM, SEP 13

Do not take the name of theCongress Government ofPunjab to stop the case ofbuying Covid Care Pests forCorona patients due to Coronavirus. Aman Arora, AAPMLA said that AAP hadexpsed the scam of Rs.4.5crore in buying kits. Rate ofthese kits was reduced fromRs. 1700 per kit to 748 (+GST) by Chief Minister CaptAmarinder Singh, said MLAAman Arora. He said that theAam Aadmi Party will alwaysexpose the scams in theCaptain government for publicinterest. The Aam AadmiParty's victory is this 4-crore

scam. MLA Arora said that inresponse to the ChiefMinister's statement againsthim that it was absurd to makenoise even before the scandal,Arora said that governmenthad agreed to take up thematter after the scandal. Hesaid that the government ofChief Minister CaptainAmarinder Singh is agovernment of scams. CaptainAmarinder Singh is not readyto consider scams like scandal,seed scam, power scam andliquor scam of hundreds ofcrores already in the state. Butwhen the Aam Aadmi Partyrevealed the scandal in thepurchase of Covid Care Kit,they immediately reducedtheir rates.

Exposure of Rs 4.50 cr is handiwork of AAP: Aman Arora'AAP set up many Oxygen check up

centres in Sunam assembly segment'SUNAM: AAP has started a campaign to check oxygen &Pulse rate of Public under the banner of "Jitega Punjab,Harega Corona" by installing oxygen check up centres inthe various villages & wards of Sunam assembly segment.It is learnt that AAP Delhi government run by it's NationalConvener & Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had sentnumberous oximeters at Sunam in district Sangrur Punjabfor the welfare of people of Sunam assembly segment. Withthe help of these oximeters the presence of oxygen & pulserate of a person can be known. So that after it's examinationone can take more precautions to save oneself from theaffect of COVID-19. Aman Arora, AAP MLA from Sunamassembly said that the AAP high command had sent theseoximeters for the welfare of the public of his constituency.It is his morally duty to avoid the monetary burden on theparty funds for this cooperation.

KIRANMAHILPUR, SEPT 13

The general public is fully aware of thepolicies of the traditional parties and theparty in power in Punjab by constantlychanging the state within the AAP, that iswhy the youth's inclination towards theAam Aadmi Party is increasing. theseview were expressed by the DistrictPresident Dr. Harminder Singh Bakhshiwhile addressing a meeting of AamAadmi Party Youth at Mahilpur today.On this occasion unit of block Mahilpurwas formed . Addressing the gathering,Harminder Singh said that due to thewrong policies of the ruling party, theyouth and youth of the state have turnedto AAP today, which shows that AAP issure to win the next elections. In this

meeting Amandeep Singh Langeri,Harshdeep Kumar Bharta, NarinderSingh Langeri were elected as VicePresident, Rajat Kumar Mahilpur, GurpalSingh, Rehat Kumar as Joint Secretary. Alarge number of AAP leaders andworkers including Rajesh Kumar,Harjinder Singh, Harsh Kumar, NarinderKumar, Surjit Singh, Ravinder Singh,Kulwinder Singh, Bagicha Singh, DilbagSingh were present on the occasion.

Young people unhappy with traditional partypolicies, lean towards AAP: Dr Harminder

Gurjeet and Gulshan makepeople aware by distributing

masks sent by Sunny Deol

SARWANQADIAN, SEP 13

The masks sent for the people of Qadian by Gurdaspur LokSabha MP Sunny Deol were distributed by block president ofBharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha Gurjeet Kumar and BJP's blockwise president Gulshan Saraf. They distributed these masks inmarkets, shops, and homes. Giving information on the occasion,Block president Gurjeet Kumar and wise president PradhanGulshan Saraf said that PPE kits and masks sent by Sunny Deolwith the help of BJP District President Parminder Gill, blockpresident Joginderpal Bhutto and General Secretary AshwaniVerma have been distributed. He said that in order to deal withan epidemic like covid-19, every citizen of the country shouldfollow the instructions given by the government and districtadministration. They said that wearing masks, keeping socialdistance and washing hands frequently is very necessary as nocure has been found for this epidemic so far.

KISHORI LAL BAINSAMB, SEP 13

Even today there is a huge famineof basic amenities in dozens ofvillages of Chintpurni assemblyconstituency of district Una.Backwardness still dominates ineducation, medicine, water supplyand rural development. Even todaythe governments have not been ableto construct bridges to connectDalsoh village to Lambasail,Sapori, Gangoti, roads in thesevillages. Chuar Panchayat hasmany frequent announcements andfoundation for connecting Daloh-Sapori with bridges and roads, nofacility has been available to adozen villages on the actual groundlevel. If the eyes of thegovernments were met, the collegeand hospital facilities would beprovided to the villagers foreducation and medicine in Jowarvillage. Villagers Suresh Kumar,Pawan Sharma, Vijay Kumar,Hoshiyar Singh, Sham Lal, RajKumar, Ramakrishna and AjaySharma told that a primary healthcenter has not been opened till date.While a hospital and college couldbe opened in Jowar. The villagersof all these villages have to dependon the hospital and college of Amb.While B.Ed. College for girls inMaidi near here successfullyoperated in private sector is goingofficially, the demand of anycollege and hospital for medicaleducation has been continuously

ignored in the tide. Residents andpublic representatives of variouspanchayat and general public haveurged the current MLA of DistrictAdministration Una andChintpurni, Balveer SinghChaudhary that Jawar is the centralarea and main stronghold of manyvillages. Here the possibilities ofhospital and college should besearched as soon as possible toprovide educational facilities to thevillagers.Villagers say that there isalways a tota and famine in thebasic facilities in Naloh, Maidi,Rajpura villages. If a hospital andcollege is opened in Jowar, then all-round development will berejuvenated on the charioteerdevelopment chariot by promotingthe rural development revolution. Itis also worth mentioning that due tonon-construction of bridges overthe Khads and roads, the villagesof Amb sub-division tehsilheadquarters are constantly laggingbehind the development.

Several villages ofChintpurni constituency

sans facilities

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DSP Kesar Singh diesNANGAL (KULWINDER BHATIA) : DSP Kesar Singh was died yesterday. He is of 53 years ofage and victim of diabetes his last rites were performed in his village Nandpur Kalor distt. Fate-

hghar sahib. DSP Kesar Singh provides their services as SHO and DSP inNangal for a long time.

Due to his death DSP Anandpur sahib Sri Raminder Singh Kahlon, DSPRoopnagar Varinder jit Singh, DSP Gurinder Singh, DSP Barinder Singh Gill,DSP Grudeep Singh Gosal, SHO Nangal Pawan Kumar, SHO AnandpurRupinder jit Singh, SHO Nurpur Bedi Jatin kapoor, SHO Harkirat Singh, In-spector Rajpal Singh Gill, Ins. Bharat Bhushan, Ins. Gabbar Singh, Ins.Amarveer Singh, Ins. Sunny Khanna, Ins. Sunny Khanna, E.t.c. express theirsorrow for this death.

IIT Ropar organizes"Hindi Pakhwada 2020"HARISH KALRARUPNAGAR: On the occasion of HindiDiwas, Indian Institute of TechnologyRopar will be organizing a 15-day‘Hindi Pakhwada’. The programme tobe organised between 14th Septemberto 28th September, which will includevarious competitions like debates, quizcompetitions, poetry recitation, essaycompetitions and much more forfaculty, students and staff. Prof. Sarit KDas, Director, IIT Ropar will inauguratethe Pakhwada by addressing the IITRopar fraternity online. The winners ofthe competition will be awarded cashprizes along with participationcertificates. The organizing Committeecomprises of Dr. Arvind Kumar Gupta,Faculty Incharge, Hindi Cell (HoD,Mathematics Department), LagvishKumar, Hindi Officer and Dr.GirishKathane, Hindi Translator, facultyexpressed their views about organizingthis Pakhwada. They said, “There is anexcitement among students, facultyand staff about participating in thevarious competitions, but this time notphysically but virtually we areorganizing this Pakhwada due to thisCOVID-19 pandemic.”

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

To provide easy and speedy justicein the rural areas, in compliancewith directives of the Punjab andHaryana High Court, Punjab ChiefMinister Captain Amarinder Singhhas ordered the establishment of 7more Gram Nyayalayas or villagecourts in the State.

The new Nyayalayas would beset up at Patran in Patiala district,Tapa in Bathinda, Bassi Pathana inFatehgarh Sahib, Dera Baba Nanakand Dhar Kalan in Gurdaspur,Raikot in Ludhiana and ChamkaurSahib in Rupnagar. These GramNyayalayas will cover only theGram Panchayats of the Sub Divi-sions and not towns, as per the pro-posal cleared by CaptainAmarinder Singh, who holds theHome Affairs and Justice portfoliotoo.

With this, the number of suchcourts in the state will go up to 9, as2 Gram Nyayalayas - at Kot IsseKhan in Moga district and Nangal

in Rupnagar vide Government –were set up vide a notification ofJanuary 2013.

The initiative has been under-taken as per Gram Nyayalayas Act,2008 enacted by the Parliament forquick dispensation of justice in therural areas. The Act came into forcefrom October 2, 2009. Accordingto an official spokesperson, fromJanuary 1, 2016 to December 31,

2016, not a single casewas transferred to theGram Nyayalaya in KotIsse Khan, while thenumber of cases institut-ed during this periodstood at 2. During this pe-riod, 13 cases were dis-posed of and 18 werepending as on December31, 2016 at the Kot IsseKhan court.

However, the NangalGram Nyayalaya ac-counted for zero case onall the above parameterscorresponding to thesame period. For the peri-

od from January 1, 2017 to Decem-ber 31, 2017, for Kot Isse KhanGram Nyayalaya, there were nocases transferred and the number ofcases instituted during was 8, whilethe number of cases disposed ofstood at 18 and those pending were10 as on December 31, 2017. TheNangal Gram Nyayalaya statisticsagain stood at zero on all the aboveparameters corresponding to this

period. From January 1, 2018 toDecember 31, 2018, the spokesper-son revealed that in respect ofGram Nyayalaya Kot Isse Khan,there were no cases transferred andthe number of cases institutedstood at 6, with the number of cas-es disposed of being 7 and, as onDecember 31, 2018, pending caseswere 9.

For the corresponding period,the Nangal Gram Nyayalaya saw953 cases transferred, 369 cases in-stituted, 141 cases disposed of and977 pending as on December 31,2018.

In the period from January 1,2019 to June 30, 2019, no caseswere transferred to Gram Nyay-alaya Kot Isse Khan and the num-ber of cases instituted stood at 2,with the number of cases disposedof also being 2 and, as on June 30,2019, those pending were 9. Forthe same period, the figures forNangal Gram Nyayalaya stood at 2cases transferred, 62 cases institut-ed, 89 cases disposed, and 952pending as on June 30, 2019.

Capt orders to establish seven moregram Nyayalayas for speedy justice

MLA Santok Singh Bhalaipurdistributes smart rationcards from Beas

GURDARSHAN PRINCEBEAS: The Smart Ration Card Schemewas launched today at the GramPanchayat Ghar Beas by Baba BakalaSahib MLA Santokh Singh Bhalaipurand prominent Congress workers atBeas. MLA Santokh Singh distributedsmart ration cards to the beneficiaries inpresence of the Panchayats of localand neighboring villages.Talking toreporters, MLA Santok Singh Bhalaipursaid that the Congress Government ofPunjab is committed to providehappiness to the people in a fairmanner and this scheme was startedtoday across Punjab under theleadership of Chief Minister PunjabCaptain Amarinder Singh. So thatpeople will get a lot of relief and ease,he said that under this scheme peoplewill no longer bear the burden ofcarrying the old paper ration cards. Moreover with smart ration card, if thereis no wheat in their ration depot, thenpeople will be able to take wheat fromany neighborhood depot.

BUREAUCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

The Punjab Government un-der the Ghar Ghar Rozgar &Karobar Mission is organiz-ing 6th State Level MegaRozgar Mela from Septem-ber 24 to September 30.More than 55,000 applica-tions have already been re-ceived from the jobseekerson the official web portalwww.pgrkam.com of thedepartment, but due toheavy load on the portalsome technical snag havetaken place and the portal isworking quite slow for thepast two days.

The Employment Gen-eration Minister, Punjab,Charanjit Singh Channi dis-closing this today said thatthis issue would be solvedvery soon. He said that forthe time being the interestedjob seekers who have notapplied online on the portalare requested to contacttheir District Bureau of Em-ployment and Enterprise of-fice (DBEE) to participatein the upcoming 6th State

Level Mega Rozgar MelaHe also clarified that thecandidates who are other-wise registered on the portalbut have not specifically ap-plied for vacancies availablein this Mega Rozgar MelaMay communicate theirchoice of vacancies to thedistrict bureau office.

The district bureau of-fices can easily be reachedthrough the helpline num-bers. Channi further saidthat more than 1100 em-ployers are participating of-fering about 90,000 posi-tions. He also appealed tothe youth of the state tomake maximum use of thisgolden opportunity for get-ting employed.

Portal working slow,jobseekers should contact

DBEEs in meanwhile: Channi

Pranav Kripal welcomesappointment of Ambika Soni

DALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: Speaking to the presstoday, Youth Congress leader PranabKripal welcomed the appointment offormer Union Minister Smt. AmbikaSoni as a member of the ExecutiveCommittee of the All India Congressand a special committee constituted toadvise the Congress President. Hesaid that Mrs. Ambika Soni is agrassroots leader and has more than50 years of experience working in theorganization. He said that theCongress organization would bestrengthened by the appointment ofSmt. Ambika Soni. He said that theappointment of Smt. Ambika Soni willbenefit the Congress Party in Punjaband it is a matter of great prideespecially for Hoshiarpur district.Pawanpreet Singh Advocate, VinodJed, Karan Bhatti etc. were present onthe occasion.

Arora communityhonours chairman Titu

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON: Arora community Jagraonhonored Market committee SidhwanBet chairman Surinder Singh Titu. TheArora community president Apar Singhand patron Dr.Narinder Singhapplauded Surinder Singh Titu for beingelected as the chairman of marketcommittee Sidhwan Bet and stated thatit is a matter of pride for the entirecommunity. President Apar Singhcongratulated Titu and said that thecommunity hopes that the latter worksfor the betterment of farmers,contractors, sellers, farm laborers andothers related to the market committee.The community congratulated Titu andassured him that the community shallalways support him. Chairman SurinderSingh Titu thanked the community forhonoring him and assured thecommunity members that he shall leaveno stones unturned to make the cityand community proud. He alsopromised to work dedicatedly andselflessly for the betterment of farmers,contractors, laborers and everybodyrelated to the market committee. On thisoccasion, Mahinder Singh Sidhwan,Manohar Singh Takar, Harvinder SinghChawla, Gurdip Singh Dua, GurpreetSingh, Bawa Mongla, Dimple Soni,Prem Arora, Gurpreet Singh Purbi,Jagjeet Singh, Jatinder Singh Chadhaand others were present.

OUR CORRESPONDENTKHARAR, SEPT 13

Ram Singh, a resident ofvillage Abhipur in Khararsub-division, and others to-day made a complaint inthe Office of Kharar SDMalleging that illegal miningwas taking place in villageAbhipur, Mianpur Changarand Kubaheri. They al-leged that overloaded tip-pers were passing by thevillage the whole night andthe administration was nottaking any action.

In the complaint theyhave written that despitethe government shuttingdown everything due to thelockdown, illegal miningwas still going on at nightand overloaded tipperswere running. Ram Singh,Ranjodh Sing and UpkarSingh have alleged thatall this was happening withthe connivance of the au-

thorities and no action wasbeing taken in this regard.They alleged that withthese overloaded tippersthe roads of the village aregetting damaged. They saidthat they were fed up with

the problem and if thesemining tippers were notstopped, they would beforced to stage a dharnaagainst the government.

They have also sentvideo recordings of the tip-

pers to the officers of theDistt. Meanwhile, GurpreetPal Sandhu, Executive En-gineer of the Mining De-partment said that the de-partment was taking actionagainst the illegal miners.

Villagers complain against illegal miningin Block Majri of Kharar Sub-Division

Resentment in rice millers againstpresent milling policy

SP JAINKHARAR, SEPT 13

Resentment prevailsamong Rice Millers of theDistt. against proposed RiceMilling Policy of the year2020-21. In a meeting ofthe Rice Millers of Mohalidistrict held here under thepresident ship of VishnuBhagwan Mittal they havedecided to boycott themilling process for themilling year 2020-21 if thegovernment fails to makeamendments to the millingpolicy as per the demand ofthe millers. As per informa-tion received from themillers, in the recent policy,there is a clause of non-re-fundable security of Rs.500,000 which is not ac-ceptable to the rice millers.In another clause, it is re-quired to increase the bankguarantee to 10% above the3000 MT paddy whereas itwas 5% above the 5000 MT

paddy during last year’spolicy. Due to Covid 19 andspace problem, the ricemilling industry is runningin heavy losses and they arenot in the position to acceptthese new policy changes.The government has notpaid the bardana usagecharges to the rice millers ofPunjab whereas Govern-ment of India has saved Rs1360 Cr against the bardanaused by the miller for paddyfilling. The government hasnot paid the rice and paddytransportation charges tothe miller for the crop year2019-20 and has not re-funded the levy security ofRs. 7.25 lakhs to those ricemillers who have complet-ed the milling. In view of allthe above mentioned points,the millers have decided notto provide the bardana forpaddy filling for KMS2020-21 and will boycottthe policy till any amend-ment is made in this.

RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, SEPT 13

Satya Pal Jain, Ex MP and AdditionalSolicitor General of India today inau-gurated a Dry Ration Distribution for2000 children under the COVID-19relief work, in the Believers EasternChurch in Zirakpur near Chandigarhtoday morning. Ration kits compris-ing of 10 Kg rice, 5 Kg wheat floor,1Ltr of edible oil etc. etc. were dis-tributed to the children, who werepresent at the spot.

Speaking on the occasion Sh. Jainsaid that service of the poor is realservice of humanity and God. He saidthat it is a matter of pride for all of usthat all religious institutions and oth-er organisations came forward toserve food to the needy duringCOVID-19. He said that it is the duty

of every Indian to ensure that nobodyremains hungry in his vicinity andeven if one person sleeps hungry, it isa matter of shame for the entire soci-ety. Martin Mor Aprem, Bishop ofBelievers Eastern Church ChandigarhDiocese said that the Believers East-ern Church is serving and helping

about 75000 children through 575projects in the entire country. He saidthat this Church will ensure the distri-bution of ration to 2000 childrenforthwith under the project which wasinaugurated by Sh. Jain today morn-ing. Bunty Thomas, Advocate wasalso present on this occasion.

Service of poor is real service ofGod, Humanity: Satya Pal Jain

HARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT, SEPT 13

Sadhu Singh Dharamsot,Cabinet Minister, Social Se-curity Department has com-mitted a major betrayal withScheduled Caste students byembezzling around Rs. 64crore funds of scholarshipmoney. Prabhjot Singh Dhali-wal, President of Youth AkaliDal Rural, Ludhiana said thathe had recently staged a dhar-na in front of the DC officeLudhiana on the directions of

the party high command. In-stead of giving justice to theScheduled Caste students, thestate Congress governmentwants to stifle the voice by fil-ing false cases against theyouth Akali leaders, whoraised their voice.

He said that they welcomethe lawsuit filed by the Con-gress government because ofthe issues raised. He said thatthe issue was philanthropicand as long as no criminalcase was registered againstCabinet Minister Dharamsot

and the officials of the depart-ment, they would continuetheir struggle. He said that fil-ing false cases was consideredan affront to democracy. Onthe occasion, former sarpanchDavinder Singh Roopapati,Sukhraj Singh Meherna Pres-ident Youth Wing CirclePakhowal, Gaganpreet SinghSidhu, Kishangarh Channan,Sukhraj Singh Grewal, SunnySingh Raikot, PawandeepSingh Brahmi, Angrez Singh,Jaskirat Singh, Jagdeep SinghTalwandi were present.

Struggle will continue till action is taken againstminister who embezzled crores in scholarship funds

CHET RAM RATTAN NAWANSHAHAR, SEPT 13

The Punjab government todaylaunched the Smart RationCard Scheme across the statewith the objective of providingration in a transparent mannerto the families registered underthe National Food SecurityAct. The scheme waslaunched by Punjab ChiefMinister Captain AmarinderSingh from Chandigarhthrough video conferencing,while the district level functionwas held in the meeting hall ofthe local district administrativecomplex. The distribution ofsmart ration cards to the bene-ficiaries in the district was for-mally initiated. DC SheenaAggarwal said that 78815

smart ration wards would bedistributed to 297948 benefici-aries of Shaheed Bhagat SinghNagar district under thisscheme. Beneficiaries will beable to get quality rations fromthe depot at discounted rates.She said that the specialty ofthese cards is that they can beused at any depot in the state.She said that to make the rationdistribution process transpar-ent and prevent any kind oftheft or scam. The work of thePDS has been computerized.

Families whose annual incomeis less than Rs 60,000 can get30 kg of wheat for Rs 2 per kgfor six months. Apart from this,Antyodia card holders will getration at the rate of Rs 2 per kgper month. This will be donefor giving food. Explaining thesecurity and features of smartration cards, Dr. Sheena Ag-garwal said that the details ofthe integrated beneficiarieshave been sealed in the chipwhich will be read only fromcertified devices.

297948 beneficiaries will get rationsat cheaper rates in district:DC

CHET RAM RATTAN NAWANSHAHAR, SEPT 13

District Planning CommitteeChairman Satveer Singh PalliJhikki and SDM Banga VirajTidke formally launched theSmart Ration Card Schemeduring the sub division levelfunction in Banga and distrib-uted smart rationcards to the benefici-aries. ChairmanSatveer Singh PalliJhikki said that thescheme would be aboon for the poor andneedy people and would ensurethat the eligible beneficiariesget the benefit of it. This willbring transparency in the distri-bution system and there will beno scope for any kind of theft orscam. Chairman Palli Jhikkisaid that the specialty of these

smart cards is that throughthese, any beneficiary can takegovernment ration from anydepot holder of his facility. Theobjective of the Smart RationCard Scheme will be to provideration to the needy families atconcessional rates. On the oc-casion, SDM said that to makethe ration distribution process

transparent, it has been intro-duced. The work of the PDShas been computerized. Usingthe card, beneficiaries can col-lect food grains from govern-ment depots through e-posemachines without any addition-al documents.

Palli Jhikki launches smartration card service

Light sound, tent houseunions seek relaxation

GIDDARBAHA (KULBHUSHAN GARG): Pun-jab Light and Sound Union and Punjab Tent HouseUnion unit Giddarbaha demanded the relaxation of100 persons for different programs by giving a de-mand letter to MLA Amarinder Singh Raja Wading.Giving this information, the union head RajinderBansal said that in the demand letter, the unions havedemanded that due to Corona epidemic, 20 to 30 per-sons have been approved by the government for mar-riage at weddings, while the central government hasgiven permission for 100 persons from 21st Septem-ber, and thus Punjab government should also imple-ment it. He said that about 5 lakh families related toLight and Sound, DJ, Tents, Catering, Halwai, SmallPhotographers and Palaces are falling prey to hungerand employment of every section will be possiblewith the solemnization of marriages etc.

Smart rationcards will put an

end to rationscams: Cheema

MK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHISEPT 13

MLA Navtej Singh Cheemasaid that with the Smart Ra-tion Card Scheme, the scamin distribution of rationswould be completely eradi-cated and at the same timepeople would get a huge fa-cility to get rations from anydepot. Cheema was address-ing a function at villageNabipur to launch the 'SmartRation Card' campaign. Hesaid that during the previousgovernment a large numberof fake beneficiaries werepresent, due to which the eli-gible beneficiaries were de-prived of rations.

MANCHESTER: Star Australia batsman Steve Smith has been cleared to take part in the second ODI against England after passing a second concussion test on Saturday. Smith was a late withdrawal from Friday's first ODI, which Australia won by 19 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-match series, after sustaining a blow on the head in the nets from a throw-down by a coaching staff member on the eve of the match.The 31-year-old was withdrawn from the playing XI of the first ODI "as a precautionary measure."However, Smith has passed the two concussion tests, one on Friday and the other on Saturday, according to cricket.com.au."I think it was a good decision in the end. There's no need to take unnecessary risks with head injuries," all-rounder Mitch Marsh said."It probably gives our selection committee a few headaches now because the top order struck them beautifully, without getting a big score. Anytime you've got Steve Smith coming back into the team it's a great feeling," he added.Smith was also infamously felled by a Jofra Archer bouncer at Lord's during last year's Ashes. That knock caused him to miss the second innings of that Test and the following match as well.

AGENCY country," Yadav told. The wrestlers had reported to the National NEW DELHI, SEP 13 Yadav further stated: "I was sure that all this Wrestling Camp at SAI Centre in Sonepat and

will be sorted soon and I will get chance because when tested upon arrival, they returned positive.Indian wrestler Narsingh Yadav, I was innocent. I thought that CBI will get the Talking about the training camp and

who has served his four-year doping investigation done soon so that I will get the coronavirus cases in the camp, Yadav said: "All ban, said that it was a really tough time but chance early. So that is why I was doing my are following the set SOP and guidelines given to

he is now only focused on the future. "For a training continuously. Somewhere in my mind, I us. The camp is going well and we train as per the player who was on his peak and suddenly had that whenever I will come out of this, I will instructions. I don't feel scared of getting infected banned and did not get a chance to play is surely do better and now God has given me because following the guidelines is the key to beat certainly a tough time, and that time chance and due to coronavirus, the Olympics it. Personally for me, if coronavirus would not was painful for me because despite has been postponed until next year, so, I have have come, things would have been different but having good performance you are not time to train well. And if I will get a chance to play now it is here so we have to fight it. WFI allowed to play but that time is my past. some competition before the Olympics, it will be (Wrestling Federation of India) always supports I only wanted to come out of this and with better for me to get more confidence and athletes. When I contacted the federation's the grace of God now I am clean. hopefully, everything will be better in the future." president to allow me in camp, he agreed. Who so Whatever happened is past, today my only Earlier this month, a few wrestlers including ever is capable and have talent will be given focus is to train well and get a medal for my Deepak Punia had tested positive for coronavirus. chance."

Liverpool wins wild opener,Arsenal coasts as EPL beginsLONDON: Adopting his trademark crouching position in the technical area, Marcelo Bielsa closely studied the mayhem unfolding in front of him on the Anfield pitch. Bielsa's first English Premier League game as a manager was barely a half-hour old and already there'd been five goals, countless chances and furious, end-to-end drama. Back in the top division after a 16-year absence, Leeds is certainly going to be a fun watch under the Argentine coaching great this season.Bielsa's team went toe-to-toe with Liverpool in the first match of the champion's title defense and was denied a point only after conceding a late penalty, converted by Mohamed Salah to complete his hat trick and a wild 4-3 win for the hosts. "It was eventful," Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk said with a smile, summing up a chaotic match."They are going to give trouble to many teams in the league."Leeds didn't take a step back with its intense pressing style, coming from behind three times at an empty Anfield after initially going behind to Salah's first penalty of the game in the fourth minute.Salah was given the chance to win the match in the 88th minute after a foul by Leeds' high-profile new signing, Spain striker Rodrigo, and the Egypt forward didn't waste it. The Premier League was starting a month later than scheduled due to the pandemic that is still preventing fans from attending games. With the home crowd at Anfield often regarded as the team's 12th man, Liverpool is affected by the situation as much as anyone else.

Lalchhuanmawia Fanai, Reagan join Chennaiyin FC for 2020-21 season

TALKSSHORT

CHENNAI: Chennaiyin FC on Sunday confirmed the signing of left-back Lalchhuanmawia Fanai and right-back Reagan Singh for the 2020-21 season.The 31-year-old Fanai, who hails from Mizoram and is better known as 'Chhuantea', along with the 29-year-old Singh from Manipur, joined the two-time Indian Super League (ISL) champions on free transfers. Chennaiyin FC head coach Csaba Laszlo said the two players are "important additions" in the squad."Chhuantea and Reagan are important additions to our squad in the key full-back positions. They bring valuable experience of playing in the ISL and will have a vital role to play in our efforts to push for success in the upcoming season. I welcome both of them to the Chennaiyin family, and look forward to working with them," Laszlo said in a statement. Mgid Fanai, after joining the club, said: "I am delighted to join CFC and am really excited about working with the new coach (Csaba Laszlo) and achieving his vision for the club.

Smith passes concussion test, available to play second ODI

It was a 'tough' time: Narsinghafter completing doping ban

IPL 13 will be good practice for Indians ahead of Australia series: Chappell

MELBOURNE: Former Australia skipper Ian Chappell reckons that the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will be good practice for the Indian players ahead of the series against Australia. The IPL 2020 is slated to be played in UAE from September 19-November 10 across three venues -- Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. After the IPL, India, and Australia are slated to face off against each other in a four-match Test series. Chappell gave the example of former England all-rounder Ravi Bopara as to how an IPL stint helped him in his Test career."One thing is certain, where there's a will, there's a way, and the better players are dedicated to finding a solution. In the case of the Indian players, and some of the Australians, they will at least have some challenging IPL cricket in the lead-up to the December series. While this may not seem like ideal preparation for a tough Test series in Australia, it's worth recalling the thoughts of former England batsman Ravi Bopara in 2009," ESPNCricinfo quoted Chappell as saying.Mgid"After a stint in the IPL, Bopara was asked to return to England if this was appropriate preparation for a Test match. He responded by saying that looking to score at every opportunity gets your feet moving positively. He proved his point emphatically by scoring back-to-back centuries against West Indies," added the former Australian skipper. Chappell also laid down the advantages of having intra-squad matches due to this coronavirus pandemic but added how these sorts of games are especially challenging for the pacers. "The Indian players

could well adopt this attitude for a series in Australia that will impact the Border-Gavaskar trophy, the World Test

Championship, and their personal pride. It's unlikely India will have the luxury of lead-up matches

against tough opposition. More likely it will be intra-squad games, which can be helpful if the selection is judicious and pits good bowlers against equally talented batsmen.

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SPORTSNaomi 2nd US Open title

lifts

AGENCY sure, but with another goal in mind, as NEW YORK, SEP 13 well: continuing to be a voice for

change by calling attention to racial After one errant forehand in the first set injustice.of the US Open final, Naomi Osaka She showed up for Saturday's looked at her coach in the mostly match wearing a mask with the name empty Arthur Ashe Stadium stands of Tamir Rice, a Black 12-year-old with palms up, as if to say, "What the boy killed by police in Ohio in 2014. heck is happening?" In response to That was the seventh mask she'd used another wayward forehand against during the tournament, after Victoria Azarenka seconds later, honoring other Black victims of Osaka chucked her racket. It spun a bit violence: Breonna Taylor, Elijah and rattled against the court. McClain, Trayvon Martin, Ahmaud

Surprisingly off-kilter in the early Arbery, George Floyd and Philando going Saturday, Osaka kept missing Castile.shots and digging herself a deficit. "The point," Osaka explained, Until, suddenly, she lifted her game, "is to make people start talking."and Azarenka couldn't sustain her Last month, Osaka refused to start. By the end, Osaka pulled away compete after the police shooting of a to a 1-6 6-3 6-3 victory for her second Black man, Jacob Blake, in US Open championship and third Wisconsin she said she would Grand Slam title overall. withdraw from her semifinal at the

"For me, I just thought," said Western & Southern Open, although Osaka, who trailed by a set and a decided to play after the tournament b reak , " i t would be ve ry took a full day off in solidarity.embarrassing to lose this in an under Osaka and her coach, Wim an hour." Fissette who used to work with

This, then, is what she told Azarenka have said they think the herself with a white towel draped off-court activism has helped her over her head at a changeover when energy and mindset in matches. "I things looked bleakest: "I just have to wanted," Osaka said, "more people to try as hard as I can and stop having a (see) more names."really bad attitude." So perhaps it was no coincidence

It worked. A quarter-century had that this win over Azarenka, a 31-passed since a woman who lost the year-old from Belarus also seeking a first set of a US Open final wound up third Grand Slam title but first in 7 winning: In 1994, Arantxa Sanchez years, made Osaka 11-0 since tennis Vicario did it against Steffi Graf. resumed after its hiatus because of the

"I wasn't really thinking about COVID-19 outbreak. Osaka added to winning. I was just thinking about her triumphs at the 2018 US Open competing," Osaka said. earned with a brilliant performance in

"Somehow, I ended up with the a memorab ly chao t i c and trophy." controversial final against Serena

Osaka is a 22-year-old who was Williams and 2019 Australian Open.born in Japan to a Japanese mother Azarenka carried an 11-match and Haitian father; the family moved winning streak of her own into to the US when she was 3. Saturday, including a stirring three-

Osaka, now based in California, set victory over Williams in the arrived for the US Open intent on semifinals, stopping the American's claiming the championship, to be bid for a 24th Grand Slam title.

Russell, Narine arrive in Abu Dhabi to join KKR squadAGENCY tests in this time frame, then they will join ABU DHABI, SEPT 13 their teammates in training ahead of the

tournament.Mgid All players and team West Indies all-rounders Sunil Narine and personnel are required to undergo a six-day Andre Russell on Sunday arrived in Abu quarantine period after landing in the UAE Dhabi to join the Kolkata Knight Riders and everyone needs to be tested for (KKR) squad ahead of the 13th edition of COVID-19 thrice. Once, they all test the Indian Premier League (IPL). Along negative for COVID-19, the players can with them, KKR coach Brendon start training in the UAE with their McCullum and spinner Chris Green also teammates. McCullum was the coach of arrived in Abu Dhabi to link up with the Trinbago Knight Riders in the Caribbean squad. All these people will now be Premier League (CPL) and the side just confined to their hotel room for six days as won their fourth CPL title this year on they undergo quarantine as a precautionary Thursday night. Narine was part of the measure against the coronavirus. If the tournament winning side while Russell players return with three negative COVID played for Jamaica Tallawahs.

Gun batting line-up Kings XI Punjab's USPNEW DELHI: The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 is just a few days away and the biggest question in everyone's minds is whether the KL Rahul-led Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) can go all the way this year? Rahul has been with the franchise for a couple of years now, and if his past record is anything to go by, he is likely to bring an aggressive flair to the Punjab-based franchise.

KXIP managed to reach the finals of IPL just once (2014), and after that, the side has struggled to even make the playoffs of the cash-rich league. But with the current edition now being played in UAE, the side would hope to reclaim the magic of their 2014 season.

The first leg of the 2014 season was played in UAE, and KXIP managed to win all their matches during that phase.

The team management also roped in Anil Kumble as head coach and Jonty Rhodes as fielding coach. The think tank then decided to get players like Glenn Maxwell, Jimmy Neesham and Sheldon Cottrell into the mix. Maxwell was bought for INR 10.75 crore while INR 8.5 crore were shelled out for Windies pacer Cottrell. Earlier this week, Kumble himself admitted that the side roped in Maxwell as they needed an impact player in the middle.

Doing what we love': Watson on him and Dhoni having net session

DUBAI: Chennai Super Kings (CSK) all-rounder Shane Watson on Sunday shared a glimpse of him and skipper MS Dhoni having a net session ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020. In the video, both Dhoni and Watson can be seen practising big shots and hitting the ball over the boundary lines."At the ripe old age of 39, just two old guys doing what we love," Watson wrote as the caption.

CSK on Friday got a major boost on Friday as pacer Deepak Chahar started training going into their first game of the season against defending champions Mumbai Indians on September 19.

Speaking to news agency, CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan said that Chahar got an all-clear not just from the CSK side but also from the BCCI medical team, and as a result, he was ready to hit the ground running.