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AMBALA
VISIT TO BORDER: The president of the Haryana unit of the All-India Anti-Terrorist Front, Dr Viresh
Shandilya, along with a couple of activists visited the border areas in Jammu and Kashmir. They met soldiers on the border and boosted their morale, Mr Shandilya said. Mr Kulwant Singh, Mr Rajendra Singh, Mr Hardip Saini and Mr Gulshan Gulati accompanied Dr Shandilya on the
visit.GUIDANCE WEEK: The Mandal Employment Office, Ambala cantonment, will organise a commercial guidance week for educated youth from July 22 to 26. The Mandal Employment Officer, Mr H.S.
Dhull, said the week would be inaugurated at PKR Jain Girls Senior Secondary School, Ambala City. He said during the week, information regarding technical facilities and commercial guidance would be given at various senior secondary schools. He said information about self-employment schemes would also be
provided.
BHIWANI
AUCTION: HUDA will auction commercial booths and shop-cum-office sites at Bhiwani on July 24. While stating this here on Thursday, a spokesman of HUDA said five double-storied booths and five single-storied booths would be auctioned in Sector 26. As many as nine shop-cum-flats, five double-storied booths, four shops and four single storied booths would be auctioned at Shopping Centre, Sector 13. He said one three-storied SCF and 11 booths would be auctioned at Panchayat Bhavan Pocket, Bhiwani. He said the auction would be held in Estate Office of HUDA in Bhiwani at 11 am.SUICIDE: Jaina Ram (32) reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself to the roof of his house at Fartia Taal village on Wednesday. LIVESTOCK: Livestock centres will be constructed in each district of the state by the Ministry of Agriculture where milch and best breeds of animals will be prepared and the necessary facilities, including the preservation of livestock, obtained, disclosed Mr Mohan Singh Ahluwalia, national member and Haryana incharge of the Animal Welfare Board of India, at a meeting held here on Wednesday. POWER CUTS: Undeclared frequent power cuts in this town have hit the common man. Industries are the most hit. The power cuts have adversely effected the water supply schedule as well. Residents alleged that whenever the HVPN authorities were contacted, no satisfactory reply was given regarding the restoration of power. The areas like Bichla Bazar, Jain chowk,
Bharatnagar, Durga Colony, Hanuman Dhani, Patran Gate, Halu Bazar, Lohar Bazar and Naya Bazar are the worst hit. FATEHABAD
TRAINING PROGRAMME: SBP DAV Centenary Public School organised a four-day training programme for secondary school teachers. Dr Naresh Goel, District Malaria Officer, Fatehabad, inaugurated the programme. Welcoming the chief guest Mr
R.K. Sethi, Principal, said the teachers were trained to create awareness about increasing population and HIV/AIDS. The chairman of the school, Mr Harbans Lal Kapoor, addressed the valedictory session. RAID: A team of Vigilance Department on Wednesday raided Rattia Primary Cooperative Land Mortgage Bank and arrested its Manager,
M.R. Brar, while accepting a bribe of Rs 2,500 from a farmer. According to reports, Mr Om Parkash of Alalwas village had lodged a complaint with the Deputy Commissioner in this regard. He had sought a loan of Rs 1 lakh from the bank. When he went to draw the last installment of his loan, the Manager allegedly demanded 10 per cent commission on the whole of loan amount. The complainant went to the Deputy Commissioner who referred him to the Vigilance Department at Hisar. A team of vigilance department raided the bank and arrested the accused. 4 ARRESTED: The local police on Thursday arrested four youth at Rattia in this district while they were conspiring to rob a petrol pump in the town. A country made pistol and some cartridges have been seized from their possession. Those arrested have been identified as Charanjit Singh and Sukhdev Singh of Surewala in Rajasthan, Ravinder Singh of Nangal Chowdhary and Sham Lal of
Rania. HISAR
POPPY HUSK SEIZED: The local police has seized 1,160 kg of poppy husk and arrested a person in this connection. According to the SP, Mr
O.P. Kadian, a police team raided a house in Jakhod Khera village and nabbed Daljeet Singh of Sadalpur village. Two others, Krishan Kumar and Vinod Kumar of Jakhod Khera village, managed to escape. The police also seized a pistol and 22 cartridges from Daljeet Singh. SUICIDES: Three persons, including two women, allegedly committed suicide on Wednesday. Rajpal of Bamla village committed suicide by consuming insecticides at Old Fort in
Hansi. In another incident, a woman, Anita, committed suicide by consuming insecticide at Rampura village near here on Wednesday. According to the police, she was being harassed by her in-laws for not bringing sufficient dowry. The police has arrested Parmeshwari and Seema in this connection. Sudesh ended her life by hanging herself at her house in Umra village. A dowry death case has been registered against her husband,
Babalu, mother-in-law, Ompati and sisters-in-law. PINJORE
CAMP: A two-day income tax camp was inaugurated by Dr Simmi Gupta, Additional Commissioner, Income Tax Department, Panchkula, at HMT Pinjore on Wednesday. Mr
C.N. Dhar, Executive Director of the HMT, along with other senior executives were present on the occasion. The camp has been organised to facilitate HMT employees to file their tax returns for the assessment year
2002-2003. PROBLEMS DISCUSSED: A meeting of the local forest employees was held here under the presidentship of the Chief Forest Conservator. Mr Kartar Singh, president of the employees union and Mr Jeevan Singh, general secretary of the union, also attended the meeting. The long-pending problems of the employees were discussed at the meeting. The department assured the employees that their problems would be solved
soon.

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