Pune court transfersBhima Koregaoncase to NIA courtPUNE: A Sessions Court hereon Friday passed an order inBhima Koregaon case, trans-ferring all records and furtherproceedings of the case toSpecial National InvestigationAgency (NIA) court, Mumbai.All the accused in the case willbe produced before the specialcourt of NIA in Mumbai on Feb-ruary 28.The NIA had filed a petition inPune's Sessions Court on Jan-uary 29 last month seekingtransfer of the case to theagency's court in Mumbai.Earlier, the Maharashtra gov-ernment, in an application filedbefore the court, had objectedto transferring all the courtrecords, seized articles fromthe file of this court to an NIAcourt in Mumbai."That present application is notlegally tenable under the provi-sions of law and particularly ac-cording to the provisions ofUAPA 1967 and NIAAct 2008,"the application read.

SC allows KartiChidambaram totravel abroadNEW DELHI: Supreme Court onFriday allowed Congress MPKarti Chidambaram to travelabroad, including to France andLondon, for attending a tennistournament and asked him to de-posit Rs 10 crore with the apexcourt registry.A three-judge Bench of the apexcourt, headed by Chief Justice ofIndia (CJI) Sharad Arvind Bobdepassed the order on hearing Kar-ti's plea.He had moved the SupremeCourt seeking its direction to goabroad for two weeks to attend atennis tournament. The SupremeCourt had in January allowedKarti to withdraw Rs 20 crorewhich he had deposited with thecourt's registry as a condition forbeing allowed to travel abroad.

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One civilian dead,two injured in heavyshelling by Pakistan POONCH: One civilian waskilled and two others were in-jured in heavy shelling by Pak-istan across the Line of Controlin Shahpur area of Poonch dis-trict on Friday.Tehsildar of Shahpur area,Naresh Kumar said, "One civil-ian dead and two injured inheavy shelling by Pakistan inShahpur area today."

AGENCYBHUJ, FEB 14

At least 68 girl students of ShreeSahajanand Girls Institute (SSGI) inGujarat's Bhuj were allegedlyforced to remove their innerwear toprove that they were not menstruat-ing.

The students are now demand-ing action legal action against theauthorities of the education institu-tion for making such a move.

"We do respect our institution,

but what they did was not right. Alegal action should be taken againstthem. We decided to call the mediato throw light on the matter," one of

the complainants told anewsagency. The girl alleged that theprincipal of the institute black-mailed and forced them to withdraw

the complaint. "The principal and afew others have called us and triedemotionally blackmailed us. Healso told us to give in writing thateverything is fine now. We want le-gal action and not just the apologyfrom the administration," she said.Responding to the claims, DarshanaDholakia, SSGI Dean, said that aninquiry team has been formed tolook into the matter. "The matter isrelated to the hostel and it has noth-ing to do with the university or col-lege.

68 girls forced to remove innerwear in Gujarat collegeto prove they weren't menstruating, probe initiated

Prime Ministerto visit Varanasion SundayNEW DELHI: Prime MinisterNarendra Modi is slated to visithis Parliamentary constituency,Varanasi, on Sunday (February16). Modi is scheduled to par-ticipate in the closing ceremonyof the Centenary Celebrationsof Shri Jagadguru Vishwarad-hya Gurukul. The Prime Minis-ter shall also be releasing thetranslated version of the ShriSiddhant Shikhamani Granth in19 languages, according to anofficial statement.Dr Chandrasekhar ShivacharyaMahaswami, Head of the Gu-rukul, said Modi would also re-lease a mobile app of theGranth.Later, the Prime Minister isscheduled to inaugurate thePandit Deendayal UpadhyayaMemorial Centre. At the event,he shall also unveil a 63-feet'pancha loha' statue of PtDeendayal Upadhyaya. This isthe largest statue of the leaderin the country. Over 200 arti-sans have worked for a wholeyear in order to complete thestatue, read the statement.

AGENCYCHANDIGARH, FEB-RUARY 14

A 31-year-old ju-dicial magistratedied and his friendwas injured aftertheir SUV rammedinto a pole on theSectors 16/23 di-viding road duringthe wee hours ofFriday. The mag-istrate, Sahil Singla, wasposted at Pathankot andwas a Sangrur native.

They were rushed toGovernment Multi Special-

ty Hospital, Sector 16.Singla was later taken to thePGI, where doctors de-clared him brought dead.

Singla’s friend, alawyer, was admit-ted to a private hos-pital in Mohali.Singla had come toChandigarh to at-tend a wedding andwas accompaniedby his wife andfriends. Singla and

his friend were in a ToyotaCrysta, while his wife, Rad-hika, and other friends werefollowing them in anothercar.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, FEB 14

Delhi Chief Minister-desig-nate Arvind Kejriwal has in-vited Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi to attend his oath-taking ceremony on February16. The ceremony will takeplace at Ramlila Maidan. Ear-lier on Thursday, AAP leaderGopal Rai said that only peo-ple of Delhi will be invited tothe oath-taking ceremony ofthe Delhi cabinet and that ofChief Minister-designateArvind Kejriwal. "Only the

people of Delhi will be invitedto the oath-taking ceremony.Chief Ministers of other statesor leaders of other parties willnot be invited," Rai told ANI.On Wednesday, senior partyleader Manish Sisodia had alsoinvited all to attend the oath-

taking ceremony. "Delhi's sonArvind Kejriwal and the newgovernment under his leader-ship will take oath on February16 at Ramlila Maidan. I appealto all of you to reach there by10 am to bless your son andencourage him," he had tweet-ed. AAP clinched a landslidevictory by winning 62 of the70 seats in the Delhi electionsin the face of a high-voltagecampaign by the BJP, whichfielded a battery of Union Min-isters and Chief Ministers in itselectioneering, spearheaded byHome Minister Amit Shah.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, FEB 14

Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman on Friday saidthat the process of obtaining aPermanent Account Number(PAN) card will be made sim-pler.

Sitharaman made thecomments during an interac-tive session titled 'Budget andBeyond' with professionalsfrom asset management,wealth advisory, tax consul-tancy and other related indus-tries at NITI Aayog.

"The process of obtainingPAN card will be made sim-pler," she said.

Thanking the ministrieswhich spent hours getting thedetails required for the Bud-get 2020-21, Sitharaman said,"It is one budget where theimpact on bond market cur-rency and equity markets hasbeen positive."

The Finance Minister willbe on a two-day official visitto Hyderabad and Bengaluruon February 16 and 17 to holdinteractive sessions with var-ious stakeholders on UnionBudget 2020-21.

In the first session, ineach city, Sitharaman will in-teract with representatives oftrade, industry, investment

bankers and farmers organi-sations, among others.

In the second session, shewill meet economists, taxpractitioners, academia andpolicymakers.

On February 1, Sithara-man had presented her secondUnion Budget on behalf ofthe NDA-2 government ledby Prime Minister NarendraModi.

The Finance Minister hadheld similar interactive ses-sions in Mumbai, Chennaiand Kolkata last week.

On February 1, Sithara-man had presented her secondUnion Budget on behalf ofthe NDA-2 government ledby Prime Minister NarendraModi.

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‘Pay Rs 92,000 crore by midnight’: Centreorders telecom firms after apex court rap

AGENCYNEW DELHI, FEB 14

The telecom department on Fri-day ordered phone companies toclear their dues by midnight afterthe Supreme Court threatened agovernment official with con-tempt proceedings for not enforc-ing the top court’s October ver-dict.

The news of the new mid- night deadline came soon after

the telecom department cancelledan order issued in January thatbarred officials from taking coer-cive action against the firms.

The 23 January order, issuedby a desk officer at the ministry,had angered three Supreme Courtjudges who summoned top exec-utives of the telecom companiesand the telecom department onthe next date of hearing.

“A desk officer in the govern-

ment stays a Supreme Court or-der...Is there any law left in thecountry?,” the bench led by Jus-tice Arun Mishra said.

The government, which didnot want officials to take any co-ercive action in light of the finan-cial stress in the telecom sector,had reversed its first order soonafter. A few hours later, it issuedthe second order.

“With reference to subject

cited above, you are hereby di-rected to make the payment ofoutstanding dues of LF and SUC(license fee and spectrum usagecharges) by 14.02.2020, 11.59pm positively,” the second tele-com order to phone companiessaid.

In October last year, the topcourt had ended a 14-year-longlegal battle to rule in favour of thegovernment which had insisted

that companies could not excludenon-telecom revenue to calculatethe fee to be paid to the excheq-uer. This implied that the licensefee and spectrum usage chargeswould be calculated on theamount earned from all businessdealings, including handset salesand other income. The companieshad argued the fee should bebased on income from only theirtelecoms business.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, FEB 14

The Supreme Court on Fridayissued a notice to the Centreand Jammu and Kashmir ad-ministration on the plea ofNational Conference leaderOmar Abdullah's sister chal-lenging his detention underthe Jammu and Kashmir Pub-lic Safety Act, 1978. A Benchheaded by Justice ArunMishra asked Jammu andKashmir administration to filea reply by March 2. The apexcourt inquired whether anysimilar plea filed by any per-son is pending before theHigh Court. On this, seniorlawyer Kapil Sibal, who is ap-pearing for Omar's sister SaraAbdullah Pilot, said "no".

Later, while speaking tomedia reporters, Sara said shehas full faith in the judiciary."We were hopeful that, as thisis a habeas corpus case, thatthe relief would be sooner.

But we have full faith in thejustice system. We are herebecause we want that allKashmiris should have thesame rights as all citizens ofIndia and we are waiting for

that day," she said. In her plea,Sara, wife of RajasthanDeputy Chief Minister SachinPilot, said the order of deten-tion is manifestly illegal andthere is no question of him be-

ing a "threat to the mainte-nance of public order". Shealso said that exercise of pow-ers by authorities under theCrPC to detain individuals,including political leaders,was "clearly malafide" to ensure thatthe opposition tothe abrogation ofArticle 370 of theConstitution is "si-lenced". The pleahas sought quash-ing of the Febru-ary 5 order detain-ing Omar Abdul-lah under the PSAand also sought hisproduction before the court."The intent of exercise ofpower was to incarcerate notjust him (Omar Abdullah) butthe entire leadership of theNational Conference, as wellas the leadership of other po-litical parties, who were simi-larly dealt with including Fa-rooq Abdullah.

SC notice to Centre, J-Kover Omar's detentionSeeks response by March 2

Faith on justice system:Sara Abdullah PilotNEW DELHI: With theSupreme Court issuing no-tice to Jammu and Kashmiradministration over the de-tention of former chief minis-ter Omar Abdulla, his sisterSara Abdullah Pilot, on Fri-day, said the family is hopingthat he would be releasedsoon. "We have full faith in the justice system. We are here(Supreme Court) in hope that people of Kashmir have thesame rights as the rest of India. We are waiting for that day",Ms Pilot responded to mediapersons. Earlier in the day, theapex court had sent notice to Jammu and Kashmir administra-tion over the detention of Mr Abdullah, who is incarceratedsince August 5, the day when the Union government abrogatedArticle 370.

AGENCYNEW DELHI, FEB 14

Supreme Court on Friday dis-missed the petition of Nirb-haya gang-rape and murderconvict Vinay Kumar Sharmachallenging the rejection ofmercy petition by PresidentRam Nath Kovind.

S u p r e m eCourt also said inits order that themedical reportsstated that Vinay ispsychologically fitand his medicalcondition is stable.The apex courtdismissed his peti-tion, finding it de-void of merit.

Vinay Sharma,one of the four death row con-victs in the Nirbhaya gang-rape case, had filed a writ pe-tition before the SupremeCourt challenging the rejec-tion of his mercy petition bythe President of India.

On February 1, PresidentRam Nath Kovind had reject-ed the mercy petition of

Vinay Sharma in the case.The mercy petitions of con-victs Akshay Thakur andMukesh Singh have also beenrejected.

The Delhi High Court onFebruary 5 granted a week'stime to the four convicts toavail of all legal remediesavailable to them and saidthat the convicts cannot behanged separately since theywere convicted for the samecrime.

A Delhi Court had issueda death warrant against thefour convicts -- Vinay Shar-

ma, Akshay Thakur, PawanGupta, and Mukesh Singh --on January 7 and they werescheduled to be executed onJanuary 22 at Tihar Jail. Lat-er, the execution was sus-pended indefinitely by a Del-hi court.

The case pertains to thegang-rape and brutalizing of a23-year-old paramedical stu-dent in a moving bus on thenight of December 16, 2012,by six people including a ju-venile in Delhi. The womanhad died at a Singapore hos-pital a few days later.

Nirbhaya convict petitionchallenging rejection of

mercy plea dismissedJustice R Banumathifaints during hearingNEW DELHI: Supreme Court Judge Justice R Banumathi faintedduring the hearing in the 2012 Delhi gang-rape case in the apexcourt today. She was hearing the submissions made by the Cen-tre on separate execution of convicts in the case.She was taken into the chamber immediately after she fainted.The bench has adjourned the case and said that the order will bereleased later. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said "Justice RBanumathi was having high fever and she still has high fever. Sheis being examined by the doctors in the chamber.

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NATIONZIRAKPUR: A Valantine Day Celebration with Punjabi Singer Inder Chahal was organized by M3 Entertainment at Royal Park Resort, Zirakpur. The Valentines Day function witnessed a Cake Cutting Celebration. Ashu Verma from Mumbai was present at the programme to conduct a workshop for the male and female models on the subjects like Groom your career, Fashion Photoshoot and Personality Development, Hair styling, grooming and Posing. DJ Tandav was there to entertain with a live band. Mrs Parul, Managing Director, M3 Entertainment (a Celebrity Management company) said, “The function was full of fun with dance activities.

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As many as 50 people were examined function of filtering toxins, kidney transplant. Kidney transplant and offered free treatment in a wastes and extra fluids from the offers several advantages and is urology and kidney transplant camp body, he said. always the best option for suitable a t MS Heal thcare Hospi ta l , He further informed that patients., he remarked.Indernagar Ambala City on Friday . kidney failure is worse disease The quality of life is unmatched In camp , Dr Neeraj Goyal, consultant than many of the cancers and after a successful transplant and urologist and kidney transplant causes early death if not offers cure from kidney failure, he surgeon from Alchemist Hospital, appropriately treated. The said adding following transplant a Panchkula examined the patients and common causes of kidney failure person can live an active, healthy and

failure cases have doubled in the last raised awareness about kidney and in are diabetes, hypertension, independent life. Apart from this decade and is rapidly rising. Kidney prostate health. glomerulonephritis, untreated stones patients were given advice on failure or End stage kidney disease is Dr Neeraj explained that and kidney infections and injudicious lifestyle modifications to prevent the a condition, in which both kidneys are according to rough estimates Kidney use of certain drugs. progression of disease.

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900020 I, Mukta Narang W/o Sandeep Kumar Narang 900020 72737 98706 I, Manpreet S/O Som Nath R/O R/o Mohalla Kashmirian, Near Sachdeva I, Tahera Begum W/o Tanveer Ahmad I, Neelam Kumari W/o Ravi Kumar Ralli R/o F- I, Harpreet Kaur W/o Thukral Sameer R/o M o h a l l a M a s a n d a P a t t i B a n g a Chakki, Old City Kotkapura District Faridkot Khadim R/o Ward No.8, Mohalla Ahmadiyya 7/356, Kashmir Avenue Amritsar-143001 V.p.o. Kakkar Teh Ajnala Distt Amritsar Have (144505) District SBS Nagar Punjab have changed my name to Mukta Rani PO Qadian Tehsil Batala District Gurdaspur Punjab Have Changed my name to Neealm Changed My Name From Harpreet Kaur To India Have Changed My Name To Narang. have changed my name to Tahira Tanveer. 72737 Kaur Harpreet .please Note. Manpreet Salhan.

900020 900020 I, Reena Rai D/o Inderjit Sharma & W/o 98748 63372I, Palwinder kaur W/o Yugraj Singh R/o I, Tanweer Ahmed Khadim S/o Bashir Ahmed Raman Deep Mehta R/o.116-B, Rani Ka Bagh I , Ramesh Chand S/o Om Parkash R/o Hno. I , Parveen Kumar S/O Paramj i t Village Ramuwal, Rattoke Tehsil Patti District Khadim R/o Ward No.8, Mohalla Ahmadiyya Amritsar Have Changed my Name to Reena 235 , Housing Board Colony , Kaithal Have S ingh R/O VPO Dhahan Tehs i l Tarn Taran have changed my name to PO Qadian Tehsil Batala District Gurdaspur Sharma. Changed My Name From Ramesh Chand To Banga Distr ict SBS Nagar Have Kulwinder Kaur. have changed my name to Tanveer Ahmad 72737 Ramesh Kumar. All Concerned Note. Changed My Name To Parveen

900020 Khadim. I, Jagjit Singh S/o Mukhtiar Singh R/o. VPO 84451 Singh.I, Parwinder Singh Chani S/o Surinder Singh 900020 Thathi Sohal Tehsil And Distt TarnTaran Have I, Varun Khattar S/o Hatinder Kumar Khattar 63372R/o VPO Patti Old Kairo Road, Tehsil Patti I, Kiranjot kaur Sandhu D/o Paramjit Singh Changed my name to Jagjeet Singh Dhaliwal. Rio 11, Sector 9-a, Chandigarh Have I Aravinder Kaur W/o Palwinder District Tarn Taran have changed my name to Ex Wife of Jaswinder Pal Singh R/o H.No.78, 72737 Changed My Minor Daughter Name From Singh R/o Daulewala (Moga) have Parwinder Singh. Mata Ganga ji Nagar, Kot Mit Singh, Amritsar I, Kanwaljit Kaur W/o Angrej Singh R/o VPO Zurich Khattar To Zairah Zurich Khattar Changed My Name To ravinder Kaur.

900020 have changed my name to Kiranjot Kaur. Munda Pind Tarn Taran have Changed my 98736 63372I, Raj Singh S/o Meja Singh R/o Village 900020 name to Kavaljit Kaur. I, Satya Devi W/o Ashok Kumar R/o H.No. I, Amarjit Kaur W/o Jasvir Singh R/o Ramuwal, Rattoke, Tehsil Patti District Tarn I, Komal W/o Mohammed Mustafa Sultan 72737 BIII-1186 St.No. 9 Nai Abadi Abohar VPO Kokri Kalan Distt. Moga have Taran have changed my name to Jugraj R/o H.No.531, Housing Board Colony I, Harjeet Kaur W/O Sukhwinder Singh Village (Fazilka) have known by both names Satya declared that i known by both names Singh. District Amritsar have changed to Vaniake, Distt Amritsar Have Changed My Devi alias Vandana. Amarjit Kaur and Harbans Kaur. i t 's

900020 JUWAYRIYAH. Name From Harjeet Kaur To Harjit Kaur. All 63372 both names are mine.I, Gurjit Kaur W/o Amar Singh R/o Village, 900020 Concerned Please Note. I Simranjeet Kaur W/o Shamsher Singh R/o 63372Panjwarh Khurd, Tehsil and District Tarn I, Shangara Singh S/o Lachhman Singh R/o 72737 Sidhupur Takhran (Ludhiana) my old name I, Yameen S/O Abdul Rashid And Taran have changed my name to Gurjeet H.No.151, Village Purian Kalan PO Batala I Paramjit Singh S/O Sukhwinder Singh Village Seema Dhillon that Simranjeet Kaur and Mohammad Yamin S/O Mohammad Kaur. Tehsil Batala District Gurdaspur have Vaniake, Distt Amritsar, Have Changed My Seema Dhillon both are the same person. Rashid R/O 13825/9A, Street No 1,

900020 changed my name to Shingara Singh. Name From Paramjit Singh To Parmjit Singh. 63372 Gulabi Bagh Tibba Road Ludhiana I, Mahikpreet Singh Aulakh S/o Harbans 900020 All Concerned Please Note. I Hakam Singh Dhaliwal S/o Juginder Singh Declare That Both Names Are One Singh R/o Village Singhpura, Tehsil Patti I, Maninder W/o Kuldip Singh Arora R/o 72737 R/o Dasonda Singh Wala Teh.Malerkotla And Same Person.District Tarn Taran have changed my name to H.No.83/1, Gali No.2, Jujhar Singh Avenue, I, Pinderjit Kaur W/o Karmjit Singh Khakh. R/o (Sangrur) Have Changed my Name to 63372Mahikpreet Singh. Ajnala Road, Amritsar have changed my Vpo-dialpur Distt Jalandhar Have Changed Hakam Singh. I, Skinder Singh S/O Gurnam Singh

900020 name to Maninder Kaur. My Name From Pinderjit Kaur To Pinder 63372 R/O VPO Ramgarh Sardaran Payal, I, Gursher Singh S/o Darshan Singh R/o 900020 Khakh. I Manpreet Kaur W/O Jagseer Singh R/O Khanna Ludhiana Changed Name VPO Dhaula Tehsil Gidderbaha, Sri Muktsar I, Reshan Kaur W/o Gurdev Singh R/o 72778 #16115 T , Street No.10/24 ,Balla Ram Sikander Singh.Sahib have changed my name to Singh Village Sial PO Bhano Langa, District I, Sital Ram S/o Tarlok Singh R/o Vill Thathiala Nagar, Bathinda (Bathinda) Have Changed 63372Gursher. Kapurthala have changed my name to Dhaha Po Garle Dhaha Teh Balachaur Distt My Name To Manpreet Kaur Sandhu. I, Shiv Kumar S/O Raj Singh R/O 82,

900020 Resham kaur. Sbs Nagar Punjab Have Changed My Name 63372 Near Gurdwara Ayali Khurd Ludhiana I, Sarbjeet kaur W/o Balbir Singh R/o Post 900020 To Sital Singh. I Jagseer Singh S/O Rajinder Singh R/O Changed Name Shivjot Singh.Office Veela Bajju, Veela Bajju, District I, Lakhbir Singh S/o Tani Ram R/o Street 72778 #16115 T , Street No.10/24 ,Balla Ram 63372Gurdaspur have changed my name to No.06, Hoshiarpur Road, Mohal la I, Anuradha Beri W/o Rajinder Kumar R/o Nagar, Bathinda (Bathinda) Have Changed I Beant Singh Dhaliwal S/O Chuhar Sharanjeet kaur. Dharamkot Phagwara District Kapurthala House No. E.b-118, Killa Mohalla, Jalandhar, My Name To Jagseer Singh Sandhu. Singh R/O V.P.O. Romana Ajit Singh

900020 have changed my name to Lakhbir Lakha. Have Changed My Name After Marriage From 63372 (Faridkot) Have Changed His Minor I, Darshan Kaur, D/o Hans Raj W/o Ram 900020 Anuradha Beri To Anuradha. I Rajinder Singh S/O Sawarn Singh R/O Boy Child Name Sehbaaz Singh To Lubhaya R/o No.2155, Ward No.08, Tunki I, Jasanpreet Singh alias Jashanpreet Singh 72778 #16115 T , Street No.10/24 ,Balla Ram Sehbaaz Singh Dhaliwal.Mandir Wali Gali, VPO Rayya Tehsil Baba S/o Rajinder Kaur W/o Sulkhan Singh R/o B- I, Hitherto Known As Gulshan Kumar S/o Nagar, Bathinda (Bathinda) Have Changed 63372Bakala District Amritsar have changed my 7,/194/2, Ward No.11, Near Vishkarma Tirath Ram R/o House Number B-15/ 171, My Name To Rajinder Singh Sandhu. I, Manjinder Singh S/o Darshan Singh name to Darshana Kumari. Mandir, VPO Mahilpur District Hoshiarpur Street No. 1, Krishna Nagar Hoshiarpur, 63372 R/o Vil l : Janer (Moga) changed my

900020 have changed my name to Jashanpreet Punjab 146001 Have Changed My Name I No 14815753F Nk/MT Nirbhay Kumar name to Manjinder Singh Baingwal.I, Eknoor D/o Zorawar Singh Bhatia R/o Singh. And Shall Hereafter Be Known As Gulshan Singh Of Unit 983 TPT ASC Coy Type-C, 63372H.No5/2 Maqbool Road, District Amritsar 900020 Singh Saini. C/O 56 APO Have Changed My Mother have changed my name Eknoor Bhatia. I, Ranjit Kaur W/o Jaswant Singh R/o Village 72778 Name From Sasikala Singh To Shashikala

900020 Manepur, P.O.Babri Nangal, District I Hitherto Known As Jinder Kaur W/o Devi.I Sunil Sharma S/o Ram Lubhaya Sharma Gurdaspur have changed my name to Viro Manjit Singh R/o Vpo Piplanwala, District 63372R/o H.No.172, Abadi Kundian Wala Khu, Kaur Bal. Hoshiarpur-146001, Punjab, India, Have I, hitherto known as Madhu Bala W/o Batala Road, Amritsar-1 District Amritsar 900020 Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter Be Achhar Kumar R/o Vpo. Rurka Kalan Patti have changed my name to Sunil Kumar I, Uttam Singh S/o Jaswant Singh R/o Near Known As Harjinder Kaur. Bhunder Ki Teh-Phillaur (Jalandhar) Pb, Sharma. Bahra HospitalVillage Chachoki Tehsil 72778 Pin Code-144031 have changed my name

900020 Phagwara District Kapurthala have changed I Karn Singh S/O Nachhattar Singh R/O and shall hereafter be known as Madhu I, Sandip kumar S/o Ram Dass R/o H.No.4, my name to Uttam Singh Virdi. Lalbai Distt Sri Muktsar Sahib Have Rani.Kishan Kot, Islamabad Amritsar have 900020 Changed My Name Karan Singh 63372changed my name to Sandeep Sharma. I, Sukhdev Kaur W/o Satnam Singh R/o 62647 I, hitherto known as Bahadur Singh S/o

900020 Village Hardo Pharala, P.O.Raipur, District I Hansbir Kaur W/o Khushwinder Singh Duman Singh R/o Vpo. Rurka Kalan Patti I, Seema Marwah W/o Amit Bamba R/o Jalandhar have changed my name to Sidhu R/o Ajit Gill (faridkot) Have Changed Bulla Ki Teh-Phillaur (Jalandhar) Pb, Pin H.No.11, Gali no.2, Jawahar Nagar, Sukhdeep Kaur. My Name To Hansbir Kaur Sidhu. Code-144031 have changed my name Chheharta District Amritsar have changed 900020 98723 and shall hereafter be known as my name to Seema Bamba. I, Joga Singh Toor S/o Mohan Singh R/o I Sikander Singh R/o Karirwali (faridkot) Bahadar Singh.

900020 Village Bullowal P.O.Buttran District Have Changed My Minor Son Name 63372I, Kavita Rani W/o Surinder Kumar R/o Jalandhar have changed my name to Joga Prabhhjinder Singh To Prabhhjinder Singh I, hitherto known as Dalbir Kaur W/o H.No.64, Hargobind Avenue, Chheharta Singh. Brar. Bahadar Singh R/o Vpo. Rurka Kalan District Amritsar have changed my name to 900020 98723 Patti Bulla Ki Teh-Phillaur (Jalandhar) Kavita. I, Ravinder Mohan Dass S/o Harbans Dass I, Sukhjinder Singh Hanjra S/o Gurmukh Pb, Pin Code-144031 have changed

900020 R/o VPO Kalra District Jalandhar have Singh R/o Village Bakhshi Wala, P.o. my name and shall hereafter be known I, Amit Verma S/o Pardeep Kumar R/o changed my name to Ravinder Dass. Ugani, Distt Patiala Have Changed My as Surjit Kaur.H.No.11, Gali No.2, jawahar Nagar, 900020 Name Sukhj inder Singh Hanjra To 63372Chheharta District Amritsar have changed I, Paramjit Kaur W/o Gurdial Singh R/o. Sukhjinder Singh. Concerned May Note. I, Ashok Kumar, son of Ram Singh my name to Amit Bamba. Village Janian Tehsil Amritsar Distt Amritsar 900024 resident of Vill: Dhani Rawatawali Po.

900020 Have Changed my name from Parmjit Kaur I, Jasvinder Kaur D/o Gurdev Singh R/o B a y a l T e h - N a r n a u l D i s t t . I Lovedeep Singh S/o Gurmeet Singh R/o to Paramjit Kaur. Note it Ward No 12,diwan Colony , Pehowa, Mahendragarh (HAR), Pin-123023, Village Hardowal District Gurdaspur have 72737 Kurukshetra Changed Name Surinder have changed my name from Ashok changed my name to Lovedeep Singh I, Rohit S/o Shashi Pal R/o.1423/12 Gawal Kaur . Kumar to Pritam Singh vide affidavit Randhawa. Mandi Ram Tirath Road Putlighar Amritsar 84661 dated 15 January 2020 before 7 RAJ

RIF C/o 56 APO.900020 Have Changed my minor Son’s name from I, Davinder Kaur Bajwa W/o Amritpal Singh 63372I, Dittik Bamba S/o Amit Verma and Mother’s Kahna to Viraj. All concerned plz note it V p o G u m t h a l a G a r h u , P e h o w a ,

name Seema Marwah has been changed 72737 Kurukshetra Changed Name Davinder I No 15167578W L/Hav Harendra my father & Mother name is Amit Bamba, I, Sukhwinder Singh S/o Dalbir Singh Kaur . Kumar Singh Unit 143 MED Regt C/O Seema Bamba. R/o.Vill. Delandwal PO Allowal Tehsil 84661 56 APO. That My Army Record My Wife

Name Wrongly Written Neelam Instead 900020 Khadur Sahib Tarn Taran Have Changed my I Hitherto Known As Salinder Kaur W/o Of Neelima Singh.I, Divya Khanna W/o Manav Dhall R/o H.No.2- name from Sukhwinder Singh to Singh Balvir Singh R/o Vpo Saidowal, Dt

63372A, Krishna Square-2, Batala Road, Amritsar Sukhwinder All concerned may please note. Kapurthala, Punjab Have Changed My have changed my name to Divya Dhall. 72737 Name And Shall Hereafter Be Known As I No. JC 772832K NB/SUB Khokan Kr

That Unit 6014 (I) ARMD Wksp C/O 56 900020 I, Bhupinder Singh S/o Sardul Singh R/o Sulinder Kaur.Apo. That My Army Record My Son I, Rajwant Kaur W/o Jaspal Singh R/o VPO VPO Delanwal Tehsil Khadoor Sahib 100077Name Wrongly Written Sourav Kumar Ranian, Tehsil Ajnala District Amritsar TarnTaran have Changed my name from I Surender Lal S/o Sh. Shanti Sarup That Instead Of Saurav Kumar That.changed my name to Raj Kaur. Bhupinder Singh to Singh Bhupinder all Wadhwa, H. No. 70, Nandwani Nagar,

63372900020 concerned may please note Distr ict Sonipat (hry) Declare That 72737 Surender Lal, Surender Kumar And I Sunil Arora Alias Sunil Alias Sunil

I, Bhimrao Popat Jadhav No.15572396 Surender Wadhwa Is Same Person. That I Kumar Son Of Chaman Lal R/O 26, 3, rank L/NK S/o Popat Jadhav R/o.116 Have Changed My Name Now Surender Sant Nagar, Ward No. 8 Ferozepur City Engg Regt. C/o.56 APO Cantonment Wadhwa Is My Real Name. Please Punjab 152002 India Have Changed Cantt permanent address VPO Dusale Concern Note. My Name To Sunil Kumar.Tehsil Patan Distt Satara Maharashtra- 40001 63372415014 declare that in my service record I Jile Singh S/o Sita Ram Sharma, Village I, Mahal Singh S/O Niranjan Singh R/O the name of my son is mentioned as Sai Alipur Khalsa, Tehsil Gharaunda, District House No.24773 St No.5 Baba Deep Bhim Rao Jadhav Which is wrong. His Karnal Declares That In My Lic Policy No. Singh Nagar Bathinda Have Changed correct name is Sai Bhimrao Jadhav. Vide 172722937 My Name Is Written As Jiya Lal My Name To Mehal Singh.affidavit No.H 921775 dated 14 feb 2020 Sharma. S/o Sita Ram. Both Jiya Lal And 63372

72737 Jile Singh Are In The Name Of The Same I, Harminder Singh S/O Nanak Singh I, Army No.15519906P rank SWR Rama Person. In The Future, Both Me And My R/O House No.9849 Mohalla Guru Chandiran. K S/o Krishnamoorthy R/o.90 Father Should Be Known And Recognized Nanak Pura Bathinda Have Changed Armed Regd C/o 56 APO Khasa Cantt By These Two Names. My Name To Harminder Singh Chuhan.Amritsar Punjab declare that in my service 100074 63372record the name of my mother is mentioned I Pushpa Devi Spouse Of No. 15769117h I, Tarseaim Kaur W/o Gurdip Ram R/o as Gantha. But her correct name is Kantha Rank Hav(aad) Name Shailendra Kumar Vpo. Mehamdowal Jhanpur Post Box. Krishnamoorthy. Vide affidavit No.AC Res iden t Of Vi l l age Miyanpur Po Rampur (Hoshiarpur) changed my 910464 dated 14 Feb 2020 Kumaripur, Tehsi l Manihari, Distr ict name to Manjit Kaur.

72737 Katihar State Bihar, Pin-854103 Have 63372I, Army No.15519906P rank SWR Rama Changed My Name From Pushpa Devi To I, Varinder Singh Bath S/o Bhinder Chandiran. K S/o Krishnamoorthy R/o.90 Pushpa Singh Vide Affidavit Dated 14-02- Singh R/o Vpo. Manki Teh-Samrala Armed Regd C/o 56 APO Khasa Cantt 2020 Before Notary Public At Ferozepur. (Ludhiana) Pb, India, changed my Amritsar Punjab declare that in my service 900023 name to Varinder Singh.record the name of my Father is I, Number 15769117h Rank Hav (aad) Name 63372mentioned as KrishnaMoorthy. But his Shailendra Kumar Unit 104 Ad Regiment C/o I, Parminder Singh Sekhon S/o Baljeet correct name is KrishnaMoorthy 56 Apo Ferozepur, Have Changed My Minor Singh R/o Vill: Ghungrali Sikhan Teh-Gunichan. Vide affidavit No.AC 910465 Son Name From Ayush Kumar To Ayush Samrala (Ludhiana) changed my name dated 14 Feb 2020 Kumar Singh. to Parminder Singh.

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PUBLIC NOTICESI, Rajwinder Kaur D/o Daya Ram W/o Gurpreet Singh R/o Vill. Malowal, Tehsil & Distt Amritsar declare that I am residing separately from my husband Gurpreet Singh along with my son Navtej singh I have no relation with my husband nor would be in future & I disinherit my husband from my all relations & from all moveable/Immoveable properties. My husband shall have to do take or given with any person or do any illegal act in this situation he shall held responsible. I will not be responsible

72737I, Rohit Kumar S/o Roshan Lal R/o Vill Bakhli , Pehowa, Kurukshetra Hr , Declare That My 10th Class Certificate Roll No. 2169624 Session 2018 Cbse Board Delhi Has Been Lost In Anywhere . If Anybody Found Then Contact At Above My Address.

84661I, Sukhwinder Singh S/o Bachchan Singh R/o Ward No 1 , Tehsil Pehowa Distt (kurukshetra) Declares That My Son Ravinder Singh Out Of My Control. ,i D i s o w n T h e m F r o m M y Moveable/immoveable Properties. I And My Family Will Not Responsible For Their Act And Conduct. Anybody Deal With Them .

84661I Suman W/o Late Rajesh R/o 975/30, Vikas Nagar, Kakroi Road, Sonipat have disowns my daughter Jyoti from my all movable-immovable property as she is out of my control. In future, if anybody deals with her, he/she will do at their own risk.

90008We Harbans Singh S/o Jeeta Singh, Santokh Kaur W/o Harbans Singh R/o Vill: Pabbian Teh-Jagraon (Ludhiana) declare that our son Hardeep Singh and his wife Harpreet Kaur are out of our control. So we d i s o w n w i t h t h e m f r o m m y moveable/immoveable property. If anybody dealing with them at his/her own risk.

63372I, Joginder Kaur W/O Sodhi Ram R/O Mohalla Tibewal , Apra , Tehsil Phillaur District Jalandhar Have Declare That My Son Mahavir And His Wife Sarabjit Kaur Both Are Out Of My Control. I Disinherit Them From Al l My Moveable/Immovable Properties. Anybody Dealing With Them At His Own Risk.

63372I, Seema Wd/O Mohinder Singh R/O 1308 Street No 3 Charan Nagar Tibba Road Ludhiana Declare That My Son's Sewa Singh @ Kuldeep Singh Is Out Of My Control So I Disown Him From My Moveable And Immoveable Properties Anybody Deal With Him At Their Own Risk.

63372I, No. JC-284477F Rank Sub (OPR) Name: Harjit Singh presently residing at Vill: Bhoe Pur Po. Amin Wala Teh-Dharamkot (Moga) Pb, have changed my daughter name from Arashdeep Kaur to Arshdeep Kaur to correction of name his date of birth is 25 Sep 2002. That both names Arashdeep Kaur and Arshdeep Kaur pertain to one and the same person. in future she will known by only name of Arshdeep Kaur.

63372Tubewel l connect ion account No. AP050066X Amar Singh S/o Gopi Vill Bazidpur Distt. SBS Nagar is running on his name to changed the name of the account Surjit Singh S/o Harbans Singh R/o Vill: Bazid Pur has written a letter to Sub-Division officer Aur. if anybody has a objection they can give a written notice in 15 days the Sub-Division officer Aur. After that there will be no. responsibility of the department.

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PUBLIC NOTICEIt is notified for the information of the general public and all concerned with the House No. 917, Type-11-A, Sector-1, Housing Board Colony, Shahabad Markanda, which was stands in the name of Sh. Surender Kumar S/o Sh. Faqir Chand as per record of this office alloted vide Letter No-232, Dated 16/03/2005. It has been reported by applicant that Sh. Surender Kumar, who was the owner of this property has been expired on 15/10/2016 and Lovlesh Kumar has applied for the transfer of the said property will Dated 22/03/2018 Registered at the office of Sub-Registrar Shahabad Markanda, in his name on the basis of death of Sh. Surender Kumar. If anybody, has any objection for the transfer of the said property, in favour of the applicant, they may furnish their objection in the office of the undersigned within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which this property, shall be transferred accordingly in the name of Lovlesh Kumar and no further claim whatsoever shall be entertained later on.

Estate Manager,Housing Board Haryana, Kurukshetra

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PUBLIC NOTICEBefore Sh.Manish Kumar Lohan,HCS,

Assistant Estate Officer, Exercising the Powers of the Estate Officer

U.T.Chandigarh

Transfer the ownership 100% share in respect of Booth Nuy 110, Sector 19 C Chandigarh,(RBL-658) from the name of sh. Bhajan Lal in the name of sh Rajeev Nagpal on the basis of Intestate death. It is notified for the information of general public and all concerned that as per

record of this office 100% share in property known as Booth Number 110 sector 19 C, Chandigarh, stands in the names Sh. Bhajan Lal s/o Sh. Karam Chand.Now, it has been informed by Sh.Rajeev Nagpal that late sh. Bhajan Lal died on 02.03.2015 and left behind following legal heir :-1. Mr. Rajeev Nagpal S/o Late Sh.Bhajan Lal .The above said legal heir Sh.Rajeev Nagpal have applied for transfer of ownership 100% share in respect Booth No.110 Sector 19-C, Chandigarh in their favour on the basis of Intestate death of late Sh. Bhajan Lal. If anybody has any objection upon the transfer of ownership rights of the aforesaid property in favour of above named applicant(s), he/she/they may furnish the same in writing in the office of the undersigned within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which the said share in the said property will be mutated accordingly and no further claim whatsoever shall be entertained at any later stage.

Manish Kumar Lohan,HCS, Assistant Estate Officer, Exercising the Powers of the Estate Officer,

U.T.Chandigarh

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PUBLIC NOTICEThis is to notify all concerned that on behalf of my client Axis Bank Ltd., Branch New Grain Market Khanna. I hereby give notice that one customer Amit Kumar son of Bechan Pandit son of Siro Pandit resident of 20/4 Nai Abadi Khanan Tehsil Khanna Distt. Ludhiana has applied for taking loan from the Bank Amit Kumar is the owner of the property situated at Rahoun, Tehsil Khanna Distt. Ludhiana The previous original sale deed bearing Wasika No. 3627 dated 27-10-2006 and sale deed bearing Wasika No. 2303 dated 02-09-2009 have been misplaced by Amit Kumar son of Bechan Pandit and the same is not traceable to this effect Amit Kumar son of Bechan Pandit lodged LR N: 49723/2020 dated 12-02-2020 with community Policing wing Punjab. As per the affidavit/declaration furnished by the present owner Amit Kumar son of Bechan Pandit son of Siro Pandit, the above sale deeds were earlier in his possession and the said property is unencumbered and no mortgage has been created over the said property in favour of any Bank or any financial institution except State Bank of India Branch Grain Market Khanna and the said property has never been sold or transferred to any person and the same is not a subject matter of any dispute in court of law. The above said property is to be proposed to mortgage in favour of Axis Bank Ltd. Branch New Grain market Khanna. If anybody finds out the above mentioned all original sale deeds or has any objection to the proposed mortgage then in that event he/she shall hand over the same to the undersigned within 10 days of this publication otherwise it will be deemed that there is no objection to anybody.

Pardeep Kumar Garg Advocate Chamber No. 75 Ankit BhandariCourt Complex Khanna-141401, District Manager Axis Bank Ltd.Ludhiana (Pb) M.No. 98884-56196 Branch New Grain Market Khanna,Dated: 09-07-2018 M.No. 97805-69989

NEWS BRIEFS

3HARYANASacrifice of martyrs of Pulwama willnever be forgotten: AroraSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: A tribute meeting was organised by the Anti Corruption Foundation of India at themartyr's memorial on the first anniversary of the CRPF personnel killed in the Pulwama terrorattack. The meeting was presided over by National President Narendra Arora and NationalConvenor Ashwani Kamboj from Meerut. On this occasion, the sound of `Amar Rahe’, themartyr of Pulwama, kept echoing in the sky. All the members and officials paid tribute to themartyrs of Pulwama by offering flowers and waving the tricolor.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2020

Blood donationcamp on Pulwamamartyrs anniversaryVIVEK RANAGHARAUNDA: Observing the first an-niversary of the martyrs of Pulwama, R PWalter Hospital Basaltara and KrishnaAmbulance Service organised a blooddonation camp and a ceremony of mar-tyr families. On this occasion, Aruna, hisfather Kishanchand, the wife of ArmyMedal Shaheed Baljit Singh, his fatherKishanchand, CRPA $ F. Sunil Kumar,brother of Shaheed Jawan Manoj Kumar,and his Tau Surat Singh were honouredby RP Walter Hospital at the ceremony.On this occasion, a hundred units ofblood was collected in the blood camp.Medical team participated in the blooddonation camp from Karnal KalpanaChawla Medical College, hospital direc-tor Gurdeep Sachdeva said that RP Wal-ter Hospital will provide free OPD facilityto the martyred families for six months.Hospital director Manak Singh Bedi saidin his address that the hospital will notcharge any delivery fees if a girl child isborn to the blood donors participating inthis blood donation camp.Social worker Sewa Singh, SarpanchBasatada Mewa Singh, Medical Superin-tendent of the hospital, Dr. RK Singhhonored all blood donors with badgesand certificates. On this occasion, Dr.Vikas, Dr. Mukesh, Dr. Mohit, Dr. Rahul,Sumer, Rajesh, Meher, Manoj, NeerajSharma, Bhupendra Lather, NaveenSharma, Jayabhagwan Dinger Majra,Balindra Bastara etc. were present.

Kashyap paystributes to martyrs MAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI: ``I will try to fulfill the responsibili-ty given to me by the people of the lightpeople who have given me the responsi-bility to make the development work onthe same priority in all the villages of thesub-division equally and to solve theproblems of the people with full sincerityand integrity,’’ said Ramkumar Kashyap,MLA from Indri Vidhan Sabha constituen-cy . He said this during the public hear-ing program on Friday at the rest houseof the local irrigation department. First ofall, he paid tributes to the martyred sol-diers in Pulwama by holding a two-minute silence and wished that peaceand peace prevail in his family forever.In the public hearing programne at therest house of the Irrigation Department,people from different villages of the sub-division put their problems and com-plaints before the MLA. He said that theChief Minister of the state Manohar Lal isof the view that the state should be madethe leading state in the country and withthis thinking, the Chief Minister is doingthe same development work in all theconstituencies of the state without anydiscrimination.

Radaur constituency willbe developed: KambojMAINPAL KASHYAPINDRI: Former BJP minister Karana DevKamboj from the Indri constituency saidthe region is gearing up for the properdevelopment. For widening and specialrepair of broken roads, he has requestedChief minister Manohar Lal to start worksoon through a note. Not only this, Kam-boj took a meeting of the officers of thedepartment and took a report of all theroads in the area and ordered to repairthe roads as soon as possible. He hopedthat the roads to Radaur would be devel-oped soon. Former Minister Karan DevKamboj said that the main road fromRadaur to Jathalana and it carries heavytraffic, it connects many villages. An esti-mate of Rs 22 crore has been preparedto make it cemented, but due to the de-lay in cutting trees along the road, it hasbeen asked to carpet it so that thepassers do not have to face trouble.

Give good educationto daughters: DC KARNAL: (SHIV KUMAR SHARMA):Deputy Commissioner Nishant KumarYadav has called upon the people tochange their conservative thinking to-wards their daughters. Give daughtersthe same rights as sons, because girlsare not behind boys in any field in to-day's time. Beti Bachao - Beti Padhaocampaign is creating an awakeningamong the people and the sex ratio isconstantly improving. In the district, thelignan ratio has crossed the900 mark. The Deputy Com-missioner said that there isan equal need for both sonand daughter to maintainequality in society. He saidthat let girls be born and givethem good education andcheck social evil like dowrysystem. The PNDT Act is be-ing strictly enforced in thedistrict and all ultrasout cen-ters are closely monitored.They have also warned thedoctors not to check the fe-male fetus in the womb withan ultrasound machine dueto some greed.

CapacitybuildingprogrammeconcludesSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: A seven-day ca-pacity building programmeconcluded on Friday at PtChiranjilal Sharma Govern-ment College. Extension Ed-ucation Institute, Neelokheri,Chaudhary Charan Singh,Haryana Agriculture Univer-sity, Hisar, Prof. BrijkishoreKuthiala, Chairman, HaryanaState Higher EducationCouncil attended the closingceremony of the event or-ganized by the Ministry ofAgriculture and FarmersWelfare, Government of In-dia.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH FEB 14:

Haryana Chief Minister, Mr.Manohar Lal directed all theDeputy Commissioners of theState to complete the work forthe registration of eligible fami-lies under the “MukhyamantriParivar Samridhi Yojna” byMarch 15, 2020, so that the finalinstallment of Rs 2000 couldalso be deposited into the bankaccounts of beneficiaries byMarch 31, 2020. The process forthe payment of the first two in-stallments of Rs 2000 each (Rs4000) under the scheme has al-ready been started from Febru-ary 7 this year.

Manohar Lal was presidingover the meeting with all the Di-visional Commissioners,Deputy Commissioners and Mu-nicipal Commissioners of theState to review the progress ofvarious schemes here today.

Out of the 15 lakh eligiblefamilies, 2.15 lakh families haveso far been registered in theState under the MukhyamantriParivar Samridhi Yojna. He di-rected that besides monitoringthe registration of data in the

concerned Common ServiceCentres (CSCs) on regular basis,the DCs should also organizespecial camps in villages as wellin wards in towns so as to enablemaximum number of beneficiar-ies to register themselves.

Under this scheme, annualfinancial assistance of Rs 6000would be provided to those fam-ilies in the State whose annualincome is upto Rs 1.80 lakh andland holding is less than 5 acresso that premium of various welfare schemes of theCentral Government, pensionscheme and crop insurance couldbe paid automatically from thebank accounts of the needy fam-ilies.

Complete work for families registrationunder ‘MPSY’ by March 15: CM to DCs

SHIV SHARMAKARNAL 14 FEBRUARY

Film star Dharmendra came toKarnal to inaugurate his hotel.He said that seeing the good loveof the people of Karnal, he hasopened the hotel in Karnal. To-day on the first anniversary of thePulwama attack, he said that ourmartyrs on the outskirts I willhelp the children of the soldiersof the country by giving themscholarships and that is why theywill get ten per cent discount tothe soldiers in the `He Man Ho-tel’.

Dharmendra said that peopleof the country are safe because ofthe soldiers who protects thecountry. He said that he is still afarmer even today, whoe doesfarming, keeps cows and buf-faloes.`` My heart is that I shouldwork for goodness. Everyonesees life as beautiful,’’ he said.

Two day annual festival beginsin Vivekananda Vidya NiketanSARBJIT SINGHASSANDH, FEB 14The 2-day annual functionat Vivekananda Vidya Nike-tan School, Kaithal Road inthe city, started today. Onthe first day, children fromnursery to class danced col-orfully. The event was at-tended by the chief guest,former Principal KartarSingh Dhanda and Dr. De-vraj Singla as special guests. School Chairman Mahendra Shyokand welcomedthe guests. Kartar Singh Dhanda said that illiteracy is the biggest obstacle in thelife of human beings, the captivating dance of young children captivated everyone.School Chairman Mahendra Shyokand congratulated the staff on the successfulprogram. He has said that keeping in mind the needs of children, they should al-ways be raised well. The colorful dance of the children made everyone praisethem. Principal appearance on this occasion was Krishna Bhatt, AM SurendraSingh, AM Gurjant Singh Sarpanch, Anil Gupta, Ajay Sharma, Sanjeev Sharma,Harish Chandra Jindal, Suresh Shastri, Pravesh Garg, Harvinder Kaur etc. werepresent.

Dharmendra inaugurates`He Man dhaba’ in Karnal

Farewell programme held ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI:A farewell ceremony was organized at Narasimha Das Public School,Taraori which was inaugurated by the Principal of the school, Nisha Gupta. Schoolchildren as well as staff members attended the farewell ceremony. Saraswati Van-dana was sung at the farewell ceremony. During this period, the students of class11th recalled the past moments of school time with the students of class 12th. Afterthis all the children presented welcome song. Everyone got mesmerised.Junior students participated in a variety of sports competitions with senior children. Inwhich the winning students were given prizes. In the farewell ceremony, Mr. Farewelland Miss Farewell, Mr. Charming, Miss Charming, Mr. Dancing and Miss Dancingwere awarded. The stage was operated by Muskan, Lakshita, Jashnadeep and Lav-isha. The first children in class 11 were awarded trophies. School Principal NishaGupta told that the student is the future of the school. Class 12th. Children choosetheir better future wherever they go. The school administration committee wished allthe children a happy future. During this time all the students were present.

CavinKare ropes in Akshay, Ileana D’Cruzas Brand AmbassadorsSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: Indian FMCG conglomerate CavinKare announced the appointment ofAkshay Kumar and Ileana D’Cruz as the latest brand ambassadors for its brand In-dica that revolutionised the Indian hair colou segment by introducing its greatproposition of 10-minute hair coloring in 2008. Indica with an innovative platform of10 Minutes has established market leadership in Southern India and is framed tobe a formidable player in the hair color segment in India. The product portfoliocomprises of a range of No Ammonia Hair colors like Indica Easy - first-of-its-kind“do it yourself” 10 Minute shampoo hair color; Indica Crème – 10 Minute CrèmeHair Colour and Indica 10 Minutes –the only 10 Minutes powder hair color. Thishas made Indica to be a Super-Fast & Super-Easy solution for the consumers. In-dica hair color is also available in multiple shades across the country. Commentingon the ambassadorship, Venkatesh Vijayaraghavan, Director & CEO – PersonalCare & Alliances said, “Indica has been growing rapidly over the years and is in theverge of accelerating its growth further. We are happy to have talented and recog-nizable fame like Akshay Kumar and Ileana D’Cruz to represent Indica’’.

MP launches 2 new projectsMAIN PAL KASHYAPKARNAL: Under the Karnal Smart City project, the cost of beautification of the citywill be Rs 2 crore 22 lakh. MP Sanjay Bhatia on Friday inaugurated two importantprojects at Mira Valley Chowk. BJP District President Jagmohan Anand and SmartCity Project CEO Rajiv Mehta were also present on the occasion. Let me tell you thatKarnal was also selected some time ago in the list of smart cities of the country.

DOMINIC EMMANUEL

In a world that is gettingnoisier by the day, includ-ing the “silent sound” of

the social media, the modernperson is losing a sense of si-lence and by extension, asense of the divine. Can onereally connect one’s spiritwith that of God’s in a deaf-ening marketplace?

I have been privileged tospend the last few weeks atsome spiritual centres andwill do so in the next two

months too.The basicrequirementof theseplaces, sur-rounded byb e a u t i f u lnature, isstrict si-l e n c e .

Small signboards on path-ways keep reinforcing it. Theonly sound that one hears, be-sides the sound of prayer andsinging of hymns, is that ofbirds chirping. It is the pea-cocks’ scream, even beforeour alarms, that wake us upby four in the morning.

The practice of such si-lence was drilled into us whenwe began the stricter part ofour priestly training — theNovitiate. “It is only throughcalming your mind andthoughts, not just your bod-

ies, and in the depth of innersilence of your heart will youdiscover God’s presence”,was what our novice masterconstantly reminded us. Any-one who broke silence with-out good reason ended upworking an extra hour inplace of sports.

In his book, “I want to seeGod”, Rev. Marie Eugenewrites, “God speaks in si-lence, and silence aloneseems able to express Him.For the spiritual person whohas known the touch of God,silence and God seem to beidentified”.

Again Robert CardinalSarah in his book co-authoredwith Nicolas Diat, “The Pow-er of Silence”, says, “At theheart of man there is an innatesilence, for God abides in theinnermost part of every per-

son. God is silence, and thisdivine silence dwells in man.In God we are inseparablybound up with silence. TheChurch can affirm thatmankind is the daughter of asilent God…”.

While mystics and saintsemphasise the importance ofsilence in one’s search forGod, modern day psycholo-gists suggest silence even astherapy.

For, it is in silence alonethat a person becomes awareof one’s deepest self and theproblems that lie in there, touproot causes of unhappinessand turmoil in the subcon-scious. No wonder then thatJesus, despite being busyteaching and healing peoplewas often found “escaping”into a quiet place to communewith God the Father.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2020

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman had recently told Parlia-ment that green shoots in the Indian economy are clearly vis-ible and the steps taken by the Reserve Bank of India would

boost the growth further. In defence of the government’s econom-ic performance, Ms Sitharaman had cited improvement in foreigninflows, industrial growth, forex reserves, performance of the stockmarkets and tax collections under the Goods and Services Tax.

But little more than 24 hours later, another arm of the samegovernment — the ministry of statistics and programme imple-mentation — literally showed the mirror to the finance ministrythrough its monthly data which revealed that industrial growth hasagain shrunk while retail inflation has continued to shoot up to asix-year-high. These two data points show that the Indian economyis still not out of the woods and is firmly in the grip of stagflation.

Though industrial growth in December 2019 has shrunk by 30basis points, the situation would look more disconcerting if onelooks the details of the slowing industrial growth. There has been asecular contraction in all user-based segments except primary andintermediate sectors. The production of consumer durable goods,which is a barometer for consumer confidence in the economy, hascontracted by 6.7 per cent. Shrinkage in the production of consumernon-durable goods — by 3.7 per cent — shows that the people haverediscovered thrift in their lives. The production of capital goods,which has a direct correlation with the economy growth and jobcreation, has contracted by 18 per cent in December. When the pro-duction and demand remain muted, one wonders how the financeminister could expect higher tax revenue. This reaffirms the con-cerns of poor job creation in the country — a profoundly worrisomeprospect for a country of 130 crore people, a majority of whom areyoung. Components that fuelled retail inflation to a six-year-highof 7.59 per cent in January could have a longer lasting impact thanthose that stoked inflation in December. When inflation hit 7.35 percent in the previous month due to rise in vegetable prices, it was notconsidered a grave threat, as vegetable prices would get correctedquickly after higher production. In January, though, higher veg-etable prices remained the biggest contributor; the prices of pulses,meat and fish, eggs, spices, personal care products, transport andcommunication have spiked by more than six per cent. The pricesof some of these products may not decline very soon. A hike in theLiquefied Natural Gas prices, though its impact on consumers wassoftened by a higher subsidy, would also surely impact the govern-ment’s finances. The Narendra Modi government should not takethe economy for granted and let politics take it hostage. As ratingagency Standard and Poor’s said in its assessment, downward pres-sure on India’s sovereign credit ratings could emerge if the coun-try’s average economic growth over the next four years falls belowthe forecasted 7.1 per cent or if the general government deficit (in-cluding the Centre and states) rises or if political developments un-dermine the economic reform momentum. Let’s hope that thePrime Minister is listening.

EditorialFace up to cold truth:

Stagflation here to stay

Silence is a route towards God

Ihad pulled out all mynotes on Arvind Kejriwaland his Aam Aadmi Party

machine, when a mail fromWarsaw redirected me to-wards a different column. I’llget back to Mr Kejriwal nexttime. The mail said thatcreeping anti-Semitism in Eu-rope and the United Stateswas being largely ignored bythe mainstream media inthose countries. The mindwent back to my schooldayswhen we became first ac-quainted with the term anti-Semitism because Mr Rayner,the only teacher who was al-lowed to smoke in class, tookparticular relish from thepredicament of Shylock, theJewish moneylender who isthe central figure in WilliamShakespeare’s Merchant ofVenice, which he taught. Heconsistently posed the ques-tion: Was Shylock a victim ora villain?

A pound of flesh closestto Antonio’s heart was whatShylock had insisted on in theevent of default. He soughtrevenge because he had beeninsulted by the Christians; hehad had his “Jewish gabar-dine” publicly spat upon. ButShylock’s grief reaches epicproportions when Christiansinflict a nasty bit of “Love Ji-had” on him — his daughterJessica runs away withLorenzo, a Christian. Worse,

she runs away with his“ducats”, the currency thosedays. “O’my daughter; O’myducats”. I cannot remember acourtroom with such nail-bit-ing suspense as when Portiasaves Antonio from Shylock’sblade.

Anti-Semitism, frommuch before Elizabethantimes, remained a sentimentin two powerful strands. Onewas the direct Christian prej-udice against Jews in Europe,which climaxed with Hitler inGermany. The Islamic con-quest of Spain in the eighthcentury had led to the flour-ishing of a composite culturein which Muslims, Christiansand Jews contributed in equalmeasure. The Reconquista, orthe return of Christian rule in1478, led to the Spanish In-quisitions, which were harsh-er on the Jews than on Mus-

lims. Countries from Moroc-co upto the Ottoman Empireaccorded hospitality to thepersecuted Jews.

The basic conflict,whether in Northern Europeor in the Iberian Peninsula,was always between Chris-tianity and Judaism, not theleast because Christiansblamed Jews for Christ’sdeath. What has puzzled mealways is the deafening Jew-ish-Muslim acrimony. I shallnever forget the day in theRoyal Palace in Rabat, Mo-rocco, when I found myselfseated in the office of AndreAzoulay, the late KingHasan’s principal adviser. Hewas the second most power-ful man in the kingdom. Hewas a Sephardic Jew like somany others in the countrywho held key posts. A manda-tory annual event was the

jamboree hosted by HisMajesty for Sephardic Jewsin the diaspora. This senti-mental reunion was a contin-uation of a medieval tradition.When 50,000 Jews were ex-pelled from Spain after theReconquista, Morocco andother North African states hadaccorded the new “refugees”extraordinary hospitality.Even after Jews from this partof the world had made theirhomes in Israel, they remem-bered how well Morocco hadtreated them. I have seen pho-tographs of King Hasan dom-inate Sephardic drawingrooms in Jerusalem.

By the 1980s the Jewishstate and the internationalJewry had become so power-ful that even “reworking”Shakespeare became a legiti-mate intervention.

Rather than discard theMerchant of Venice and selectany one of Shakespeare’splays in 1989, director Sir Pe-ter Hall chose to tweakShakespeare and impart ra-tionalism to Shylock’s char-acter. Dustin Hoffman virtu-ally reimagined Shylock, ton-ing down his usurious rate ofinterest, thereby enhancingthe sympathy factor for themoneylender. A sort of Chris-tian ganging up against a hap-less “professional” wasplayed up. Shylock’s tragicend is ironically the heart of

the play’s mirth.The toning down of the

Shakespearean prejudiceagainst Jews was clearly afunction of guilt on accountof the excesses during theSecond World War. The re-markable rise in anti-Semi-tism in recent decades bycomparison leaves oneaghast. Sympathy for Jewshas given place to an awe forthe Jewish state. The excep-tional achievements of Jewishpeople will always shinethrough, but individuals arebeing submerged in unwhole-some Zionist excesses.

These excesses are beingamplified by Donald Trump’ssingularly one-sided supportfor anything that Israel’sPrime Minister Benjamin Ne-tanyahu demands.

The general projection ofboth as heartless bullies auto-matically accelerates anti-Semitism. Take the “Deal ofthe Century”, Mr Trump’s“two-state peace plan” for theMiddle East, that only theduet and their closest support-ers were ecstatic about. Therewill be a corresponding spikein ill-will. Do you thinkAmerican campuses arefalling over each other in ado-ration for Mr Trump and hisbuddy after he signed an ex-ecutive order aimed at com-bating anti-Semitism on UScollege campuses.

4LOVE WILL FIND A WAY THROUGH

PATHS WHERE WOLVES FEAR TOPREY.

LORD BYRON

IF YOU HAVE ONLY ONE SMILE IN YOU GIVE ITTO THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE.

MAYA ANGELOU

SPIRITUALISM

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-

trologer and Vastu Ex-pert known for her ac-

curate predictions of winningBJP minister Kirron Kher, as

well winningof Punjabelections byCongress. ARIES :-P r o m i n e n tplanetary pat-terns are like-

ly to continue for a month atleast, though the resultsshould be to your liking.

Lucky Color:-Violet Lucky No:-2

TAURUS :- Take a deepbreath in anticipation of theexciting times to come. Youwill be able to confide in part-ners or close associates and

try to make them realize whyyou feel as you do.

Lucky Color :-PurpleLucky No:-3

GEMINI :- You're headingfor prosperous stars. A tie- upbetween your secondand sixth solar hous-es brings superbchances of an in-crease in yourearnings, perhapsas a result of along-held dream,or a vision of howyou could help tomake the world a betterplace.

Lucky Color :-IndigoLucky No:-9

CANCER :- It may be timeto leave professional mattersalone except in as much as

they are closed bound up withyour personal feelings.

Lucky Color :-CreamLucky No:-4

LEO :- Personal success isnow assured , but you must be

prepared to take otherpeople's feelings,

hopes and desireinto account.

Lucky Color :-Red

Lucky No:-9VIRGO :- Your

perspective at homecould change around

mid- week, when you willcome to see the importance ofadopting a clear long- termstrategy, rather than beingover- obsessed by trivial orunimportant details.

Lucky Color :-Green

Lucky No:-7LIBRA :- It is probably stilltoo early to assess the state ofplay either at work or at inhome.

Lucky Color :-WhiteLucky No :-6

SCORPIO :- One planetaryaspect is assuring you that allis well.

Lucky Color :-PinkLucky No :-2

SAGITTARIUS :- There'sbeen an excess of emotion,even of deception lately. Itmay be just as well that othershave shown themselves intheir true colors, and just aswell that you know the truth.

Lucky Color :-MustardLucky No:-5

CAPRICORN :- Astrologi-cal predictions may be the last

thing you need right now. Lucky Color :-Black

Lucky No:-6AQUARIUS:- Perhaps youshould be thankful that somuch has been, or is about tobe, forced into the open. Thisis more than you could nor-mally expect at such at time.

Lucky Color :-BrownLucky No:-1

PISCES :- With Neptune,your graceful planetary ruler,placed in such a splendid ifmysterious location, you arebound to feel exhilarated by thesense that there is so much un-tapped potential. You may takeyour energies into a number ofareas, either social and roman-tic, or creative and artistic.

Lucky Color :-YellowLucky No:- 9

Why is anti-Semitism creeping back in US, Europe?A pound of flesh closest to Antonio’s heart was what

Shylock had insisted on in the event of default

Ship with coronavirus on boardhas turned into a floating prison

It appears to be a scenefrom a film. A large shipdocked at a faraway har-

bour enveloped in grey mist.There are more than 3,700people on the ship, a thousandof them crew members work-ing hard below decks and thepassenger staterooms. Yet,while the ship is docked, noone is permitted to get off ex-cept those who have alreadybeen stricken.

To retrieve them, healthworkers arrive fully suited inwhite hazard protective gear.A makeshift decontaminationchamber sprays both patientsand health workers as theyemerge from the ship. Every-one else must stay on board,

where they have been con-fined since February 5. Thisis the very real story of theDiamond Princess, part of thePrincess Cruises Line, whichhas been docked at Yoko-hama harbour in Japan for thepast week.

The ship, which was quar-antined after it was discov-ered that a passenger whohad boarded it at an earlierport had been diagnosedwith the novel coronavirus,has the highest number ofconfirmed cases for a singlelocation outside of China.According to the latestcount, 136 passengers havebeen found to have the coro-navirus. According to Japan-

ese health authorities, thepassengers will be allowedto leave at the end of thetwo-week quarantine periodon February 19, barring any“special circumstances”.

There may well be “spe-cial circumstances”. Expertshave expressed concernsthat the virus can spreadeven from asymptomatic in-dividuals during its incuba-tion period. Allowing thepassengers and crew to dis-embark and catch a plane totheir homes in Australia,Canada, the US and manyother countries might meanthat anyone who may havethe virus could carry it totheir countries.

I have been privileged to spend the last few weeks at some spiritualcentres and will do so in the next two months too

On February 14, 2019,a suicide car bomb at-tack on a CRPF con-

voy on the newly-rolled outhighway from Srinagar toQazigund led to a catastroph-ic loss of 40 Indian paramili-tary personnel returningfrom leave. It was the largestloss by a single act in the 30-year sponsored proxy hybridconflict in Kashmir. Follow-ing its well-established poli-cy of strategic denial, Pak-istan was quick to label theattack a “false flag opera-tion” by India.

The Indian response hadto meet a couple of parame-ters. First, it had to beginwith an action in the militarydomain to meet public senti-ments and political necessity.This was mandatory since alack of response would runhollow to the strategy the In-dian government had adopt-ed following the Uri terrorattack, which led to the sur-face-based surgical strikes ofSeptember 28, 2016.

Second, a diplomatic ini-tiative was necessary to neu-tralise the mounting Pak-istani falsehood which couldrun away with the cultivationof its narrative among the in-ternational community.Third, the escalation had tobe tightly under Indian con-trol. In such a situation, thepolitico-strategic aim of theIndian government appearedto focus upon conveying that

India could see through thenuclear bluff, would employa calibrated kinetic responseat a time and place of its ownchoosing, and display thewill to escalate if necessary.

Detailed deliberations onthe choice of response led tothe selection of a surgicalairstrike against the Balakottraining facility of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), known tohouse a large number of ter-rorists under training, alongwith a seminary.

The strike, 13 days later,was professionally executedby the Indian Air Force.What many observers failedto notice about the strategyunderlying the Indian choiceof target, just as in the case ofthe surface-based surgicalstrikes in September 2016,was the major dilemma it

caused to the Pakistani lead-ership. The targets werepurely terror-related and de-spite intense links betweenthe Pakistan Army and theWest Punjab-based terrorgroups, the Indian responsedid not target any military fa-cility. In the case of the 2016surgical strikes, Pakistan re-sponded with a denial of anysuch strike having takenplace. In the case of the Bal-akot strike, it assiduouslylaunched a disinformationcampaign that there was noimpact of the airstrike. How-ever, with the confirmed en-try of the IAF into Pakistaniairspace, the Pakistani estab-lishment was forced to re-spond. The dilemma for Pak-istan was the choice of tar-gets. Since no sponsored ter-ror facilities exist in India,

the choice was limited to themilitary domain. A messageto the Pakistan public wasnecessary that an adequateresponse to the Indian actionhad been executed. In thebargain, Pakistan chose to doa sham entry by the PakistanAir Force across the LoC inthe Rajouri sector to dropsome munitions. The strate-gy for the sham entry waswell conceived and led to amismatched air battle, lead-ing to the shooting down ofan Indian MiG-21 Bison,with unconfirmed reports ofdowning of a PAF F-16 too.The escalation ended swiftlywith the hasty repatriation ofthe Indian pilot.

The events of February14-27, 2019 led to a spiral ofcontinuing activity that hasplaced Pakistan completelyon the defensive. This shouldbe seen through the prism ofthe political, diplomatic, mil-itary and psychological do-mains. Politically it hugelybenefited the NDA govern-ment in winning a secondterm, while diplomaticallythe measured Indian re-sponse only against terror in-frastructure and drawdownfrom escalation helped inmaintaining moral ascendan-cy. The Indian narrativeabout being one of the oldestvictims of trans-national ter-ror through the Pakistan-sponsored proxy hybrid warin J&K was received much

more positively in importantcapitals around the world.Militarily, the Indian Army’srobust response in SouthKashmir helped clean upseveral modules. All thisgave the Indian governmentthe political will and the con-fidence to take the next stepsin J&K, for which there hadbeen a clamour for long. Ear-ly in its tenure NDA 2.0 de-cided to act upon its long-prepared strategy for a polit-ical initiative.

On August 5, with un-precedented securityarrangements in J&K, thespecial constitutional provi-sions for J&K were legisla-tively annulled and the ad-ministrative setup of the staterestructured to carve out twoUnion territories — Ladakh,and Jammu & Kashmir. Asecond round of diplomacyby India ensured that the ex-traordinary initiative wasseen internationally as In-dia’s internal affair. Themanagement of the securitydomain was ensured throughtough measures. Withpreparatory work havinggone into this, the Pakistanicapability to calibrate its re-sponse to the initiatives waseffectively neutralisedthrough effective targeting ofmultiple networks, leader-ship and communication fa-cilities. In the bargain, Pak-istan was placed on the back-foot. For a change, the Indian

communications strategy forthe external domain ap-peared sound. The mentionof PoK and its re-integrationas the remaining agenda, andthe possible review of India’s“no first use” nuclear doc-trine, succeeded in sendingout a message of far bolderintent.

The continuum into 2020is seeing Pakistan psycho-logically on the backfootwith limited options to re-en-ergise J&K. Two other fac-tors are adding to the cascad-ing effect of the events of2019; first the Financial Ac-tion Task Force (FATF)scrutiny, and second, the rap-idly deteriorating economythat was bailed out in 2019through a $6 billion IMFpackage. The FATF processis leading to Pakistan at-tempting to showcase howmuch it has done in disman-tling terror financing andsponsorship. with actionslike pursuit of the caseagainst Jamaat-ud-Dawachief Hafiz Saeed.

What is working for Pak-istan as a silver lining, how-ever, is the developing situa-tion in Afghanistan, with apotential agreement betweenthe United States and the Tal-iban, brokered by Pakistan.If that happens, and whatev-er be the final long-term out-come, Pakistan will for sometime return to favour with the US.

A year after Pulwama, it’s time for outreach in J&KIn the case of the Balakot strike, it assiduously launched a disinformation

campaign that there was no impact of the airstrike

NEWS AT AGLANCE

Dheeraj’s song `Hey Mahadev’You Tubeevokes responseSHANTI GAUTAMBADDI: Before Mahashivratri, the song `Hey Mahadev’ of BBN's youngand talented stage singer Roshan Dheeraj rapper has rocked onYouTube. Released on its official You Tube channel 35-40 records, thissong has been viewed and shared by more than 2,000 people in 2 days.This is the first time a singer has sung a devotional song on stage.Dheeraj has earlier made his place in the hearts of people by presentingmore than half a dozen songs.

ABVP pays tribute toPulwama martyrs

JYOTI SYALAMB: Akhil Bharatiya VidyarthiParishad unit of Amb today paidtribute to the soldiers who weremartyred in the Pulwama attack onFebruary 14 last year in MaharanaPratap Postgraduate College here.District Convener Gaurav said that weshould never forget the sacrifice of themartyrs because today if we are safein our homes only because of them.The Vidyarthi Parishad today paidfloral tributes to these martyredsoldiers, and kept silence for 2minutes.

Numberdars demandhonorarium of Rs 3,000 per month

ANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH: A meeting of nuberdarsof Baddi Tehsil held under the bannerof Numberdar Jain Kalyan MahaSangha was held in Baddi numberdaroffice which was presided over byDistrict President Rajendra Thakur andAll India Pradhan Chaudhary BhagatRam was the Chief Guest in themeeting and heard the views of allnumberdars.Bhagat Ram assured toget all the problems resolved bygovernment. District Head RajshriThakur assured that demand and theproblems of numberdars will soon beapprised to CM after meeting him.They demanded honorarium of Rs3,000 per month to numberdars whoare backbone.

Ajay Parasharpresents poetry book to CM

SHIMLA: Senior litterateur and deputydirector, Information and PublicRelations, Dharamshala Ajay Parasharpresented his recently publishedpoetry book “Kastoori” to ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur at Nurpur inKangra district today. He, also,presented his other two books to theChief Minister, “Main Jeena SikhataHoon” and “Maun Ki Abhivyakti”. Thefirst is a collection of stories based onthe plight of the AIDS victims and theother a bouquet of poems, mostlyspiritual. Chief Minister, appreciatingthe efforts of Ajay Parashar said thathis present collection of coupletswould enrich the literature of the State.Literature is the mirror of society and ithelps in making us aware of ourthought pattern, living and variousactivities of all epochs, whenever wecome across any book, he added.Writer Ajay Parashar said his othertwo story books based on the plight ofdrug addicts and woes of the pongdam migrants would be brought intolight by the end of this year.

Schedule of personalitytest for the post ofConstables CTSSHIMLA: A Spokesperson of HP PoliceDepartment informed here today thatpersonality test for the posts ofConstables CTS in the Directorate ofCommunication and Technical Servicehas been scheduled from 24th to 27thFebruary, 2020 from 9 AM onwardsdaily in the office of Inspector Generalof Police, Southern Range NigamVihar, Shimla. He said that categorywise merit has been uploaded onwebsite of Himachal Pradesh Police.Candidates for personality test havebeen called from the qualifiedcandidates as per merit in the ratio of1:3 per post, he added. He said that thecandidates who are eligible forpersonality test have been directed toappear before Recruitment Boardalongwith their original certificates,documents, diplomas etc. and a set ofself attested photocopy of the samementioned in their applicationform. He informed that personalitytest for General (UR) categoryfrom serial number 01 to 50 wouldbe held on 24th February 2020from 9 AM onwards. He said thatpersonality test for General (UR)category from serial number 51 to81, General (WFF) serial number01 and 02, General Sportsmanserial number 1 and 2, EWS serialnumber 01 to 11 and SC/UR serialnumber 01 to 04 would be held on25th February, 2020 from 9 AMonwards. He said that personalitytest for SC/UR category fromserial number 05 to 36, SC/IRDPserial number 01 to 06, ST/URserial number 01 to 09 andST/IRDP serial number 01 to 02would be held on 26th February,2020 from 9 AM onwards. He saidthat personality test for OBC/URcategory from serial number 01 to30 and OBC/IRDP serial number 1would be held on 27th February,2020 from 9 AM onwards.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2020

Developmental projects worth 165 crore in firstphase of winter sojourn in Kangra district: CM

AGENCYSHIMLA, FEB 14

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakursaid that during the first phaseof his winter sojourn to Kangradistrict he had dedicated andlaid foundation stones ofdevelopmental projects worthRs. 165 crore in three assemblysegments of Kangra district.Chief Minister was addressinga public meeting at Surajpur inIndora Vidhan Sabha area ofKangra district today.

Chief Minister said thattoday he had provided sops ofdevelopmental projects worthRs. 65 crore to the people inIndora assembly constituencyalone. He said that foundationstones and dedication ofdevelopmental projects of Rs50 crore each had been done inBaijnath and Kangra VidhanSabha area earlier. He said thatthis was a befitting reply tothose who were unnecessarilymaking baseless allegations tomislead the people but thepeople of the State were wiseenough to judge that who werethe real benefactors of them.

Jai Ram Thakur said thatthe present State Governmentwas according topmost priorityfor development of Kangradistrict as it was the biggestdistrict of the State. He said thatthe State Government had notonly celebrated the function tocommemorate one year tenureof the State Government atDharamshala, but alsoorganised first Global InvestorsMeet at Dharamshala in Kangradistrict. He said that both these

mega events were graced byPrime Minister Narendra Modi.

Chief Minister said that theopposition leaders were evenquestioning the Global InvestorMeet organised by the StateGovernment. He reminded theCongress leaders that they alsotravelled throughout thecountry to attract investments,but failed miserably topersuade the entrepreneurs toinvest Himachal Pradesh. Hesaid that the present StateGovernment has succeeded insigning of MoUs worth aboutRs. 96000 crore. He said thatnot only this groundbreakingceremony was performed oncompletion of two years tenureof the State Government inwhich ground breaking ofprojects worth Rs 13,400 crorewas performed.

Jai Ram Thakur said thatthe tenure of present StateGovernment has beendedicated to good governance,innovations in various sectorsand public services. He saidthat due to the effective

implementation of theseschemes, there has been amajor change in the lives of thepeople of the State. He said thatwinning of all the four seats inthe Lok Sabha elections andassembly by-elections toDharamshala and Pachhadconstituencies by a recordmargin had proved that thepeople of the State have giventheir full support to the policiesand programmes of the presentState Government.

Chief Minister said that theJan Manch Programme of theState has proved boon to thepeople of the State for redressalof their grievances. He said thatin addition to this, ChiefMinister Helpline 1100 has alsobeen launched where anyperson can register hiscomplaints and grievancesthrough their phones. He saidthat the State Government haslaunched Him Care Scheme tocover the 22 lakh people whichwere not covered underAyushman Bharat Scheme ofCentral Government. He said

that the State Government hasalso launched Sahara Yojna toprovide financial assistance ofRs. 2000 per month to thefamily of those with seriouslyill patients. He said that GrihiniSuvidha Yojna was alsolaunched to cover all thefamilies not covered underUjjawala Yojna. He said thatthe State Government hassucceeded to make HimachalPradesh the first State of thecountry as a smoke free state.

While paying rich tributes tothe Pulwama victims, ChiefMinister said that the strongleadership of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi gave a befittingreply to the nefarious designs ofPakistan by destroying theterrorists training camps inPakistan by Surgical strikes. Hesaid that abrogation of Article370 from Jammu Kashmir waspossible due to strong leadershipof Narendra Modi.

Chief Minister announcedRs 2 crore each for setting up ofCow Sanctuaries in Palampur,Jawalamukhi, Jaisinghpur andJawali Vidhan Sabha areas ofKangra district.

He also announcedupgradation of CHC Gangth toCivil Hospital, Health SubCenter Tewara to PrimaryHealth Centre. He said thatscience classes would bestarted in Government SeniorSecondary School Bhari-Kandori. He said that M.Sc.classes in Degree CollegeIndora would also be started.Chief Minister announced Rs.1.50 crore for construction ofvarious roads in the area.

Centre's only goal is to speed uppace of development in J-K:

Union Minister Jitendra SinghDINESH AGARWALSAMBA, FEB 14

Union Minister Jitendra Singh hassaid the Central government underthe leadership of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi has the only goal tospeed up the pace of developmentin Jammu and Kashmir. "The onlygoal of the Central government isto speed up the pace ofdevelopment in Jammu andKashmir. The construction ofhospitals is being done at a rapidpace, which will help in thedevelopment of Jammu andKashmir," said Singh afterperforming the 'bhumi puja' for anew AIIMS here on Thursday.Singh said that Jammu andKashmir is the first Union Territorywhere two AIIMS hospitals arebeing built. The Centralgovernment has sanctioned 9 newmedical colleges and two AIIMS inJammu and Kashmir in the last five

and a half years. AIIMS at Vijaypurin Samba district will be built at acost of Rs 1,661 crore. In March2023, this hospital will bededicated to the people. AIIMShospital will be constructed underthe supervision of the CentralPublic Works Department(CPWD). "Health services will beback on track," Union Minister ofState (Independent Charge)Development of North-EasternRegion (DoNER) said. Singh alsoholds the charge of Personnel,Public Grievances and Pensions,Atomic Energy and Space.

4 meritorious students to be honouredJOGINDRA DEV ARYABANGANA, FEB 14

Four meritorious studentsin Class X resultsannounced by HimachalSchool Education BoardDharamshala in session2016-17 on Saturdayduring the ceremony heldby Cabinet Minister Virendra Kanwar. School Management congratulatedthe meritorious students including Prajwal, Navdeep Saroch, AdarshSharma and Saurabh Sharma for this achievement and called upon them towork hard in future. He told that Prajwal got 95.56 percent, NavdeepSaroch scored 90.2 percent, Adarsh Sharma scored 90.7 percent andSaurabh Sharma scored 90.5 percent and made it to the merit list. At thesame time, the school staff, including headmistress Seema Sharma, InduVala, Yashveer Rana, Pankaj Thakur, Naresh Kumar, congratulated thestudents and wished them a bright future.

Tributes paid to martyrsof Pulwama attack

PANKAJ KATNAUNA, FEB 14

CRPF personnel who were martyred inPulwama, Jammu and Kashmir onFebruary 14 2019 were paid tributestoday at the Shaheed Memorial in Una.Deputy Commissioner Una SandeepKumar, Superintendent of Police Dr.Karthikeyan Gokulchandran, SDM Dr.Suresh Jaswal, Assistant CommissionerDr. Rekha Kumari, CMO Dr. RamanKumar Sharma, Deputy Director MilitaryWelfare Department, Major RaghavirSingh and other officials, includingPushpajali, paid tributes to the martyrs. Alarge number of ex-servicemen, bravewomen and residents of Una were presenton the occasion.DC said that 40 bravesons of the country had made thesupreme sacrifice in Pulwama. Todaypeople have gathered in the martyrmemorial to pay homage to martyrs. Due

to the brave soldiers of the country, wefeel safe in our homes and we shouldalways remember the brave sons whosacrificed their lives for the service of thecountry. Other dignitaries includingCaptain Shakti Chand, SP Sharma,Rajendra Sharma, Capt Kashmir Singh,Capt Charan Singh, Prem Singh, Desraj,Arvind, Mukesh Kumar, Kushal Sharma,Naresh and Balbir Singh were present onthe occasion.

PREETI RANAHAROLI, FEB 14

Vice President of Himachal PradeshIndustrial Development Corporation,Prof. Ram Kumar has said that thegovernment is constantly making effortsfor the benefit of farmers. Stating this ata farmers training camp held at Laldi inHaroli assembly constituency today, hesaid that Ra 6,000 are being provided tothe farmers every year through KisanSamman Nidhi and under this scheme78,000 farmers of district Una are takingbenefits. He said that now Kisan CreditCards are also being issued to farmersthrough which loans can be taken for

agriculture as well as animal husbandryand fisheries. Pro. Ram Kumar appealedto the farmers to take advantage of thesefacilities of the government in greaternumbers. About 300 farmers of the areatook advantage in the training camp.During this, he was provided withinformation about various schemes ofthe Agriculture Department andexplained about modern farming.

78,000 farmers getting benefit ofKisan Samman Nidhi: Ram Kumar

Mehr ChandPolytenic Collegeorganises best out ofwaste competition

HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Under theable guidance of Principal DrJagroop Singh ‘Save EarthSociety’ (SES) of MehrChand Polytenic CollegeOrganized ‘Best out of waste’competition. President ofSES, Dr Sanjay Bansal toldthat these daysenvironmental pollution isreaching alarming levels andto manage the plastic wastehas become a bigchallenge.Principal DrJagroop Singh and all Headof Department were veryimpressed with theircreativity. On this occasionMeena Bansal, (VicePresident SES) RajeevBhatia, Richa Arora, HiraMahajan, Kashmir KumarRupinder Kaur and Kanikawere present.

HMV celebrates‘World Radio Day’

JALANDHAR: The PGDepartment of MassCommunication and VideoProduction of Hans RajMahila Maha Vidyalayacelebrated “World RadioDay” by organizing InterCollege Competition “RJHunt 2020” under the ableguidance of Principal Prof.Dr. Ajay Sareen.Renowned voice over artistInderjit Singh Paintal andRJ Heena from 98.3 FMRadio Mirchi were theguest of honor and judgesfor the occasion.PrincipalProf. Dr. Ajay Sareencongratulated Head of thedepartment Rama Sharmafor the successfulorganization of “RJ Hunt2020”. Jagjit Singh ofKhalsa College won 1stposition in Inter college RJHunt. Raghav from DAVUniversity stood Second &Pawleen Singh from APJCollege stood third in thecompetition. In the RJ Huntamongst student of thecollege Surbhi Tandon gotfirst position, Sheetal stood2 nd & Harvinder Kaur got3rd position.

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IFFCO launches multipurpose, diesel based Angad tillerSUMER GARGABOHAR: To promote agricultural mechanisation among small farmers, Asia’s cooperative fertilizergiant Indian Farmers Fertilizers Cooperative Limited (IFFCO) launched a comprehensive programmeat farmers’ conference on Thursday at Kikkarkhera village near here. IFFCO’s Deputy GeneralManager Vedpal was the chief guest; the function was presided over by Punjab State MarketingManager Bahadur Singh. On the occasion, Dr Ramesh Kumar incharge Central Institute of PostHarvest Engineering andTechnology launched dieselbased multipurpose mini powertiller “Angad” that will beaffordable even for small farmers.

Punjab water supply sewerageboard to accomplish major projectsin state within one year: MohindraWork worth Rs 70.86 cr to be commenced soon

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, FEB 14

The Urban Local Bodies(ULBs) of Punjab wouldwitness major facelift in nearfuture as the department ofLocal Bodies in first phasetoday approved tenders worthRs. 115 Crore for setting upcrucial Infrastructurepertaining to Water Supplyand Sewerage in Batala andPathankot.

Disclosing this, BrahmMohindra, Local BodiesMinister in a presscommuniqué said that the

works worth Rs 70.86 Cr inBatala and Rs 43.61 Cr inPathankot will be commencedimmediately for layingapproximately 175 Km SewerNetwork and 23 Km WaterSupply pipeline in Batala and147 Km Sewer network and91 Km Water Supply pipelinein Pathankot. He said thatcitizen of these areas will get

safe piped water supply andsafe disposal of waste water.The Local Bodies Ministersaid that in a bid to providebasic amenities like WaterSupply & Sewerage in themain towns of State, PunjabGovernment has beenimplementing centrallysponsored Atal Mission forRejuvenation and UrbanTransformation (AMRUT)scheme. Union Governmentis assisting for providinginfrastructural facilitiesrelated to Water Supply,Sewerage & Drainage in 16cities of Punjab.

Jalandhar DM issues prohibitory ordersPRITPAL SINGH JALANDHAR, FEB 14

District Magistrate (DM) Varinder Kumar Sharma has issued various prohibitory ordersto maintain the law and order in the jurisdiction of Jalandhar rural. Exercising the powersvested under Section 144, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, District Magistrate said thatthere are a large number of cyber cafes in the district where a large number of people visitdaily. He said that anti-social elements may use these facilities to mislead security andinvestigation agencies, create panic and endanger security. Sharma ordered cyber cafeowners to strictly comply with the directions and prohibit the use of cyber cafes bypersons whose identities have not been established.

Girls win prizes in zonelevel competitions

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDERBAHA, FEB. 14

Guru Gobind Singh College of Education for WomenGiddarbaha's B.Ed.students of Part IV performedbrilliantly in the Zone Level Skill in Teaching and Onthe Spot preparation events organized by Punjab Uni-versity Chandigarh.

While Giving this information, Principal GurmailSingh said that the first compitition was held in Jalal-abad .In which Padagogi of Science student Kafiasecored first place in the examination. Pooja Rani se-cured the third position in Padagogi of Mathematics,Nipun Chhabra in Padagogi of Computer Science,while Maninderjeet got the second position in Teach-ing in Skill. Gagandeep Kaur secured first positionin Home Science,Rubinder Kaur inSkill in Teachingscore second placeduring second day'smatches at CollegeFazilka. Similarly, inPadagogi of EarthScience, Sarbjit Kaurgot the first place,Rajpal Kaur got thethird place in Pada-gogi of Social Edu-cation.

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Nangal hospital sans OPD slipsNANGAL(KULWINDER BHATIA): Hospital In Nangal city being run by the Bhakra Beas Man-agement Board is getting worse now due to mismanagement. At once there is lots of stationarywhich is wasted without its use but now the hospital even not having the OPD slips. Vacancy PMO(principal Medical Officer) has not been filled in the hospital for the last 15 days and the chargehas been handed over to the Talwara hospital’s PMO who did hospital even for single day. This lhospital is not only for BBMB employees and officers of the state but also about 150 villages inPunjab and adjoining Himachal Pradesh received the same health facilities from the same hospital.There has not been a specialist doctor of ultrasound for a long time adding to patients’ woes . Whentalking to the Chief Engineer of Bhakra Dam, AK Aggarwal, he expressed his ignorance that theOPD slips were gone out of store and said that he would address the problem soon.

BUREAUCHANDIGARH, FEB 14

Punjab Chief Minister Cap-tain Amarinder Singh on Fri-day asked the Deputy Com-missioners to prioritize thecore sectors of education,health, power and water forensuring quality of life of cit-izens across the state.

Chairing a meeting of allDeputy Commissioners hereat Punjab Bhawan, CaptainAmarinder Singh directedthem to go for extensivemonitoring of various devel-opment and welfare schemesrelated to these focus sectorsto ensure strict implementa-tion of such programmes.The CM also asked the DCsto tighten their belts to pushdevelopment and welfare

projects to fulfil the aspira-tions of the people in linewith the Government’s de-velopment agenda for thestate.

The Chief Ministermade it clear that respect forelected representatives is amust in democracy, andasked them to be courteousin their dealings and give duerespect to the legislators to

ensure overall development.To ensure smooth delivery ofcitizen centric services, theChief Minister asked theDeputy Commissioners topersonally keep close tabs onthe functioning of the SewaKendras in order to curtailthe pendency of applicationsfor seeking various citizenservices. ACS GovernanceReforms Vini Mahajan in-

formed the meeting that 515sewa kendras were function-ing in the state, with a pen-dency of 42261 against2,60,4975 applications re-ceived from all the districts.She also pointed out SewaKendras projects under thecurrent service deliverymodel were self sustainableand there was no burden onthe Finance Department.

Amarinder asks DCs to prioritise core sectors ofeducation, health, water & power for development

Youth donate blood in memoryof martyrs of Pulwama

BATHINDA : Under the series of 100-year-old events of the Indian Red CrossSociety, Maharaja Ranjit Singh TechnicalUniversity conducted the BloodDonation camp in the memory ofPulwama Martyrs on 14th Feb, by N SVolunteers of Physics Department of thePunjab Technical University, Bathinda.ADC General Sukhpreet Singh Sidhuarrived as the chief guest at thecamp.Red Cross Society SecretaryDarshan Kumar Bansal and First AidMaster Trainer Naresh Pathania andUnited Welfare Society founder VijayBhatt also participated and encouragedthe youth of the Red Cross. ProfessorsGagan Gupta and Jaswinder Singhcontributed significantly to making thecamp a success.

5 students of Baba Farid Collegehold university merit positions

ANIL VERMABATHINDA: Results of B.Sc(Biotechnology) various semesters hasbeen declared by Punjabi UniversityPatiala. Five students of Baba FaridCollege have been awarded theUniversity merit positions by acquiringuniversity merit positions. B.Sc.(Biotechnology) Six semesters (Batch2015-18) result of Punjabi Universityhas announced a total of 5 meritpositions, out of which 4 meritpositions have been obtained by thestudents of Baba Farid College.According to this result, Vanita, astudent of Baba Farid College, secured92.62 per cent marks in the firstposition in the university merit, PankajGarg secured second position with90.82 per cent marks, Jeevanjot Arorawith 88.69 per cent marks andBhupinder Singh secured fifth positionin the university merit with 88.45 percent marks. In addition, B.Sc.

Modern college of educationorganizes Annual Sports Day

MAMOON RASHID MALERKOTLA:Annual Sports Daywas held at Modern College ofEducation Shergarh Cheema, the chiefguest, S.Harpal singh chairmanModern groups of institutes, PrincipalDr Neetu Sethi and S.pushpindersingh took the salute of the impressiveMarch Past of the students. Studentsof B.Ed semester 4 and semester 2competed in events including 100 mtrs,collecting the balls.

Shiromani Akali Dal's 29thrally to be historic: Nakai

BATHINDA : The city rally raged onBathinda district under a series of massrallies against Punjab Government at thePunjab level under the leadership ofShiromani Akali Dal Sukhbir Singh. Therally will include more than 25,000 Akaliworkers and ordinary people from all overthe district. These views were disclosedby the former MLA of Bathinda, JagdipSingh Nakai, who organized the rally ofBathinda Urban constituency in the city ofBathinda Assembly constituency.Addressing the gathering on theoccasion, Sarup Chand Singla, theincharge and former MLA, said that therewas a lot of anger among the peopleagainst the Congress government.

Senior citizens celebrate Valentine’s Day MOHALI (ISHA UPADHYAY): About 200 members of Mohali Senior Citizens Associationcelebrated Valentine’s Day at Fortis Hospital Mohali here today. The auditorium of the hospitalwas well decorated with heart-shaped red balloons and the senior citizens were in symbolic redattire. The programme started with the short one act, ‘The Proposal’. The older people were re-minded of their youth and college life. A scene was created ‘Prem Dhaba’ where the senior cou-ples came bubbling with valentine spirits, in which five couples participated. It was a candlelightdinner scene where the senior citizens opened up their heart for proposing their loved ones.

VERMAGURDASPUR, FEB 14

Under the direction of Sec-retary Education Punjabkrishan kumat, to makeGovernment SchoolsSmart after the motivationof concerned staff relativesof some of the staff mem-bers have donated moneyto make the school smart.In this series in Govern-ment High SchoolKahlawan (Gurdaspur) un-

der tha able guidance ofsatinder singh dhaliwal,Jaswant singh Jhans, resi-dent of England back-

ground village Kot dhandaldistrict Gurdaspur, who isthe grandfather of comput-er teacher Gurpreet Singh

and sukhasagar Kaur whois a resident of Canadabackground Khanna (Pun-jab) and the mother of hin-di teacher Gurmeet kaurcurrent also has donatedfive thousand to School.

At this time, all thedonors were thanked andhonored by the Head of theSchool, the Chairman ofthe School Committee, thevillage Sarpanch, the groupstaff and the school stu-dents.

One lakh twenty seven thousand donated to school

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KARACHI: Cricket South Africa (CSA) has cancelled the upcoming tour to Pakistan in March, saying "the reason was not security but the commitments of the players.""South Africa will not be coming to Pakistan in the following month. CSA is ready for the tour however a new window will be sought in this regard. The reason was not security but the commitments of the players," cricketpakistan.com.pk quoted PCB official. The Proteas were scheduled to play three T20I matches against Pakistan in Rawalpindi after rounding up their tour to India on March 18. South Africa will play three-match ODI series against Team India, which will begin from March 12. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official said that South Africa will not come to Pakistan in March and the board is seeking a new window in this regard. "The series against South Africa was already facing logistical issues. Both boards will try to clear a window for the series in the current year.

Messi is fine, comfortable withBarcelona: Lionel Scaloni

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LEEDS: Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni believes that star striker Lionel Messi is fine and comfortable at the defending La Liga champions Barcelona."He's fine, he's comfortable, he will have to decide on his future but I think he's comfortable," Goal.com quoted Scaloni as saying.Messi and his future have been the topics of discussion since the Barca superstar's public row with the director of football Eric Abidal.After Abidal suggested some players were not working hard enough prior to Ernesto Valverde's sacking in January, Messi snapped back via social media and it raised doubts over his future at Camp Nou.

South Africa cancels Pakistan tour

teams mutually decided that the dismissed him in the 16th over, visitors would bat first. Youngsters reducing India to 38/4. Hanuma Prithvi Shaw, Mayank Agarwal, Vihari and Cheteshwar Pujara and Shubman Gill failed to impress retrieved the innings as they put with the bat. Shaw and Gill were on 195 runs for the fifth wicket. dismissed for a duck while Agarwal Pujara (93) was dismissed in the managed to score just one run. 72nd over by Jake Gibson. Vihari

All of them were dismissed by retired hurt after scoring his Scott Kuggeleijn and as a result, century. Rishabh Pant (7) once the side was reduced to 5/3 in the again failed to leave a mark, and seventh over. Ajinkya Rahane in the end, India was bowled out made 18 runs. Jimmy Neesham under 270.

AGENCY and 101 respectively as India was HAMILTON, FEB 14 bowled out for 263 on day one of

the practice game against New Cheteshwar Pujara and Hanuma Zealand XI on Friday. For the Vihari registered knocks of 92 three-day warm-up game, the two

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Wicket had good bounce that I never experienced before: Hanuma VihariHAMILTON: India batsman Hanuma Vihari, who played a knock of 101 against New Zealand XI, said the wicket had a good bounce that he has never experienced before here. "The wicket had a good bounce. I feel more than what I have experienced before in New Zealand. I took some time to adjust and then once I knew what shots I have to avoid -- maybe horizontal shots are something which I can avoid early on in this wicket-- so I tried to avoid that," Vihari told reporters after the stumps on day one of a three-day practice match. Cheteshwar Pujara and Vihari stitched a 195-run partnership which enabled India" to post a total of 263 in first innings. Pujara scored 93 runs off 211 balls and held the one end strong despite losing wickets in the other end.While batting in the middle Vihari made some adjustments to his style as the ball was moving a lot due to the grass cover on it. "When I went in, the wicket was doing a lot. There was a lot of grass cover on the wicket and we lost four early wickets. We were 40-4. So, the talk was to bat time and see-off the new ball as they were bowling in the great areas," Vihari said. "I have made a few adjustments in the middle because wickets in Lincoln was quite different to what it is here. It adds pace and bounce early on and with the new ball, it was a challenge. Pujara was their to help me. He told me what I could do, leave more balls on this wicket," he added. When asked about will he open the innings in absence of regular opener Rohit Sharma he said, "Obviously, as a player, I will be prepared to bat anywhere. As of now, I have not been informed anything but if the team requests me to bat wherever in the order I'm ready to."

Tennis: Bopanna-Shapovalov enter Rotterdam Open semifinals

ROTTERDAM, FEB 14 (UNI): India's Rohan Bopanna and his Canadian partner Denis Shapovalov have advanced to the men's doubles semifinals of the Rotterdam Open Tennis tournament with a thrilling win over Jean-Julien Rojer and Horia Tecau here. The Indo-Canadian pair registered a 6-2, 3-6, 10-7 victory against Romanian-Dutch pairing of Tecau and Rojer in 74 minutes in a quarterfinal played on Thursday night to enter the last four of the ATP 500 event. Bopanna and Shapovalov had a decent first serve percentage of 67 and won three of the seven break points on offer. They will now meet the winners of match between Henri Kontinen and Jan-Lennard Struff versus Jamie Murray and Ken Skupski. Bopanna and Shapovalov had entered the quarterfinals by beating the Australian pair of John Peers and Michael Venus 7-6, 6-7, 10-8 in a gripping encounter.

Virat Kohli tells what RCB's new logo meansNEW DELHI: Royal Challenger (IPL). RCB on Wednesday Bangalore (RCB) skipper Virat removed their profile picture and Kohli is happy with the new logo posts from various social media of the franchise. "LOGO accounts, including ka kaam hai kehna. Facebook, Instagram, and Thrilled to see our new Twitter. The side's @rcbtweets logo. It performance in the premier embodies the Bold pride T20 tournament has not and challenger spirit that been up to the mark as the our players bring to the side finished last during field. Can't wait for the 2017 and 2019 #IPL2020#NewDecade campaign. In 2018, they NewRCB," Kohli wrote finished at the sixth spot. on Twitter. Earlier today, the RCB Their last best performance came unveiled their logo ahead of the in 2016 as they made it to the finals upcoming Indian Premier League of the tournament.

Pujara, Vihari shine in practice game against New Zealand XI