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AMRITSAR CHAIN SNATCHED: Two unidentified persons snatched the chain of Barjinder Kaur of Rose Avenue while she was returning home on Thursday evening. A case was registered under Sections 356, 411 and 379 of the IPC at the Civil Lines police station. B.ED DEGREE: The B.Ed. Unemployed Teachers Union has asked the Punjab Government to close down all B.Ed colleges in the state keeping in view its inability to absorb B.Ed degree holders. They also suggested that the government should not accept B.Ed degrees of the universities of other states. BARNALA GROUP CAPTAIN RETIRES: Group Captain Ranjan Bhattacharaya, Station Commander, Indian Air Force Station here, retired on Friday after 29 years of service in the IAF. Officers and staff of the IAF Station, under the stewardship of Wg Cdr Satvir Rana hosted a grand banquet in his honour on Thursday night. BATHINDA VOTER I-CARDS: Mr Kanwaljit Singh Cheema, Deputy Commissioner, Muktsar, in a press note issued on Saturday said residents of the Muktsar Assembly constituency could get their voter identity cards issued from December 5 to 11 from 9 am to 5 pm. He added that the voter identity card was mandatory for every resident to exercise his franchise during the coming Assembly elections. DERA BASSI
DORAHA LUDHIANA TB CAMP: The Ludhiana TB Eradication Society organised a free TB medicine distribution Camp here, on Friday. The society has registered 156 patients since March 24 (World TB Day) and treated 300 patients in its 52 camps so far. Many of them completed their 9 months course and were given clean chit for their full recovery from the disease. Over 70 poor and needy patients were given TB medicines. Prominent persons present included Mr Charanjeet Singh, Mr Deep Birla, Mr Ram Raj Garg, Mr Kanwardeep Singh Puppy, Dr Gursharan Singh, Baljeet Sahi, Mr Arun Singla, Dr Satish nauhria, Dr Savita
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AMBALA FLAYED: The Haryana Rajkiya Adhyapak Sangh has criticised the decision of the state government to terminate the services of JBT teachers. The general secretary of the sangh, Mr Vir Bhan, stated that the termination of services under DPIP was unfortunate and it reflects the “anti-employee” policies of the government. He said the ill-effects of handing over primary schools to panchayats had come to the fore and in several places anti-social elements were interfering in school functioning.
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BILASPUR NURPUR PALAMPUR SHIMLA IRRIGATION SCHEME: A sum of Rs 2.5 crore has been spent for augmenting irrigation and water supply schemes in the Kusumpati constituency during the past three years. This was stated by Mr R.D. Kashyap, Urban Development Minister, after inaugurating the Rs 12.50 lakh life irrigation scheme at Sharog in Chaili panchayat, near here on Friday. ANNUAL FUNCTION: The Kumarsain-Narkanda Student Association organised the annual cultural function “Tehelka-2001” on Friday. Famous singer, Roshini Sharma, and a stage artist, Bhuwan Sharma, were the main attractions at the function. As many as 15 items were performed. Former PWD Minister and local MLA, Mr J.B.L. Khachi, was the chief guest.
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