BHIWANI
Open darbar: Mr K.S. Yadav, Deputy
Commissioner, listened to the grievances of the
people at the weekly open darbar held here on
Tuesday in the Panchayat Bhavan. Nearly 350
persons appeared at the darbar with their
individual and common complaints. Most of the
complaints were redressed on the spot. The Deputy
Commissioner asked the district officials to see
to it that people were not inconvenienced. The
complaints ranged from the issuance of wrong
electricity bills to lack of drinking water in
some villages and encroachments on panchayat
land. Eye
camps: Under the National Blindness
Eradication Programme, eight eye treatment camps
will be held in the district at various places.
The camp will be held at Loharu village on April
21-22, Kharak Kalan on April 23-24, Miran on
April 26-27, Gopi on April 27-28, Kairu on April
28-29 and on April 29-30 at Sanward village.
Re-exam:
Principal of the Vaish Post Graduate College here
notified on Tuesday that re-examination of
English Paper 'A' of B.A. Part I examination of
the regular as well as of Distance Education will
be held on April 25 from 9 a.m. to 12.00 noon at
the following centres. The students of Centre
Number 108 and 110 will appear at the same
centres in Vaish College. The students of Centre
Number 107 and 109 will appear in Centre Number
111 and 112, respectively, at Government College
here.
FARIDABAD
TB cases: Over 50 cases of tuberculosis
of the lungs were detected at a free check-up
camp organised at Dayalnagar, near here on
Sunday. Most of the patients were workers engaged
in the mining of silica, sand and stones in the
Surajkund area here. The camp, which was
inaugurated by Subedar Suman, Mayor, had been
organised jointly by the Municipal Corporation,
Dr Vidya Sagar Hospital, TB Association and the
local Civil Hospital. A large number of labourers
were also found to be suffering from acute
asthma.
FATEHABAD
Bar Association: Mr Darshan Dass Verma
has been elected president of the District Bar
Association. Mr Dushyant Gera has been elected
secretary of the association.
ROHTAK
Blood donation: As many as 60 units of
blood was donated at a camp organised by the
personal banking branch of the State Bank of
India at Patel Nagar here on Sunday. The Chief
Manager of the bank gave away mementoes to the
donors.
Honoured:
Mr G.P Chopra, vice-president of the DAV College
Managing Committee, was honoured by the Arya
Pradeshik Pratinidhi Upsabha on being awarded
"Padamshree" by the President. The
upsabha and the DAV Centenary Public School here
celebrated the Mahatma Hansraj Day on Sunday.
Rich tributes were paid to the mahatma and his
contribution to the spread of education was
highlighted by various speakers.
SIRSA
Elected: The following have been elected
office-bearers of Shri Shyam Sankirtan Mandal:
President - Mr Suresh Kumar; General Secretary -
Mr Gulabrai Aggarwal; Treasurer - Mr Pawan Kumar
Gupta; Joint Secretaries - Mr Vinod Kumar Goyal
and Mr Parkash Sharma.
Arrested:
Rakesh Kumar alias Banti and his mother
Sohna Devi involved in a murder of Madan Lal were
arrested by Sirsa police on Monday. Mr B.S
Sandhu, the SSP, said here on Tuesday that the
victim along with his associates visited the
house of the accused on April 14 and got involved
in a scuffle. On being provoked by his mother,
Rakesh seriously injured Madan with a sharp edged
weapon. Madan Lal succumbed to his injuries in a
Civil Hospital, here. The cause of the dispute
was stated to be money.
Thief
held: The Dabwali police has arrested
Narinder Kumar Kamboj of Matdadu village on the
charge of theft. According to Mr B.S. Sandhu,
SSP, Sirsa, the accused had stolen electric wire
worth Rs 5,000, ten years ago.
One
held: Krishan Kumar Kamboj, a resident
of Mangala village in the district was arrested
by police here in a criminal case registered
against him. Mr Harbans Lal, Principal of
Government Senior Secondary School at the village
had alleged in a complaint that the accused had
come to the school on April 15 and stopped him
from discharging his duty and had a scuffle with
him.
SONEPAT
Case registered: The Gohana police has
registered a case under Sections 302/34 of the
IPC against three persons, including a woman, in
connection with the alleged murder of Bhagat
Singh, a resident of Shamri village in the
district. The culprits have been identified as
Jai Bhagwan, a CRPF jawan, his wife Chando and
his son Prem Singh. The case was registered after
an FIR was lodged with the police by Mr Maha
Singh, father of the victim.
YAMUNANAGAR
Teenagers arrested: The local police
arrested two teenagers on Monday who allegedly
raped a nine-year-old deaf and dumb girl. Mr K.K.
Sindhu, SP, said Desh Raj, father of the victim,
who lives in Rampur Raiyan village, had lodged a
complaint with the Sadhoura police station,
alleging that Iqbal and Rajbir studying in
classes VII and VIII respectively, had raped his
daughter when she was on her way to purchase
milk.
Deputation:
A deputation of the HP State DC Office Employees
Union on Tuesday met the Divisional Commissioner
(Mandi), Mr S. Roy and discussed their demand.
They decided to postpone their agitation till
April 30. In a signed statement issued to the
press here on Tuesday Mr J.N. Sharma Chairman of
the union assured them of their demands.
Environment:
Mr Subhash Chaudhry, Environment and Wild Life
Minister, Haryana has suggested that the
technical experts and the central government
would try to invent the new technique of
smoke-less vehicle. Speaking at a function
organised by the Haryana Environment Society at
local Yoga Hall on Sunday he said that the people
cut down trees in large number due to which
environmental imbalance is created. Dr S.L Saini,
the President of the Society said that they had
planted 7000 trees in Yamunanagar in last three
years. This year they will plant more than 3000
trees in Ambala and Kurukshetra districts. Mr
Subhash Chaudhry announced a grant of Rs 31,000
for the Society.
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