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Amritsar Employees hold rally: The Punjab Subordinate Services Federation and the Punjab and UT Employees Joint Action Committee stopped movement of buses for two hours against non-implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission report at bus stand here on Tuesday. It resulted in problems to common people. Balbir Singh, district president of the federation, said if the government was not in a position to implement the report now then it must spell out a time frame when to implement it. Arun Verma group wins club poll: The group led by Arun Verma wrested the control of the Lumbsden Club, one of the oldest clubs in the Ram Bagh gardens, by defeating the V.K. Tandon group. Arun and his team won all posts in the governing council. The other office-bearers include Rubinder Singh Ruby, vice-president, Sunil Anand, general secretary, Pawan Kumar, joint secretary, Rajan Mehra, sports secretary, Surinder Mahajan, refreshment secretary, and Jatinder Arora, finacial secretary.
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Aggarwal Sabha: The Aggarwal Sabha here organised its 5th annual function and general body meeting at the Teachers’ Home on Tuesday. Des Raj Jindal, managing director, P.P. Industries, was the chief guest on the occasion. B.L. Jindal, vice-president of the Sabha, laid stress on abandoning the reservation policy by January 2011. Minority community status benefit should be counted at the state-level instead of national, he added.
A quiz competition on the life of Maharaja Aggarsain and Lala Lajpat Rai was also conducted. Hoshiarpur Body found in well: The body of Ranjot Singh (27) of Kadiana was found floating in a well outside his village on Tuesday. According to police sources, Ranjot went out to stroll three days ago, but did not return. The family members searched him everywhere but could not trace him. Jalandhar ‘Implement pay panel
report’: Members of the B.Ed Teachers Front, Punjab, handed over a memorandum to Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Sunday demanding the implementation of pay commission report for teachers and postings at home stations. Vice-president of the front Chander Shekhar said despite a notification of filling of 14,000 posts of teacher the state government had not done anything so far.
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