
Jasbir Jassi, who released his cassette in the Capital recently.
— Photo by Anil Sharma |
A 16-yr-old keeps track of pennies in this bank
New Delhi, October 30
For 16-year-old Anuj, the fact that he gets to handle accounts in a bank is both a matter of pride and immense responsibility. It was his inclination for numbers that got him his present job. Like a professional he explains how he maintains the registers and logbooks, keeping track of every single penny in the bank.
Panipat refinery develops 500-acre green belt
Panipat, October 30
Living up to its reputation, the Panipat Refinery of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has added another feather to its cap by developing a 500-acre green belt and ecological park around the refinery.
He lapped up his curse for 12 years
Rewari, October 30
At first glance, there seems to be nothing special about the marble trough lying at the ancient temple of Baba Mohan Das in Bharawas village near Rewari.
But the marble trough carries with it a historic curse, which was hurled by Baba Mohan Das at his disciple Gopal Das, who as a result had to undergo the most harrowing time for 12 long years at a stretch.
Dye house owners call off strike
Panipat, October 30
Following an offer of negotiations from the Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala, the dye unit owners today called off their three-day-old strike. Confirming the development, the president of the Panipat Dyers Association, Mr Yash Pal Malik, told ‘NCR Tribune’ that the association had received a message from Mr Chautala calling them for talks.
Ransom season in Sonepat
Sonepat, October 30
Residents of this city are in the grip of fear following the receipt of ransom threats by lawyers, traders, shopkeepers and other wealthy persons during the past few days. According to a report, the police have failed to achieve breakthrough in any of these cases so far.
Dulina kin appear before inquiry panel
Jhajjar, October 30
Family members of the Dalit victims, lynched by a frenzied mob in Dulina village, today appeared before the one-man inquiry commission headed by Mr R. R. Banswal in the local rest house here. The commission recorded their statements.
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