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PUNJAB7 Punjabis make it toOntario ParliamentJalandhar: Seven Punjabis havemade it to Ontario’s QueenPark (Parliament) in the Cana-dian provincial elections withthe Progressive ConservativeParty (PC) making a comebackafter 15 years. The PC, headedby Doug Ford, fared extremelywell, winning 76 of the 124seats. The Liberals won justseven, losing the “official par-ty” status. The NDP, headed byJagmeet Singh, a Sikh hardlin-er, was on the second spotwith 40 seats. P2

HARYANASacked employee who shot at HR head heldGurugram: The Gurugram policehave arrested a former employ-ee of Mitsuba Corporation whohad allegedly shot at the HRhead of the company on Thurs-day to avenge his sacking threemonths ago. Jogender wasarrested on Friday for firing atHR head Dinesh Sharma. Hisbrother and one of the accom-plices, Daya Chand, wasnabbed a day before. P5

NATION5 die in Kanpur hospital; kin allege AC failure Kanpur: Five elderly patientsdied in the ICU of state-run LalaLajpat Rai Hospital here duringthe past two days, with theirattendants alleging that ACplant failure was the reason fortheir deaths, a charge denied bythe hospital authorities. Theincident brought back memo-ries of the Gorakhpur hospitaldeaths last year allegedly due toshortage of oxygen. P17

INSIDE Maoist plot to kill PM ‘uncovered’

Rajnath backs forces on withdrawal of FIRs Aditi TandonTribune News Service

NewDelhi, June 8Just when the issue of formerPresident Pranab Mukher-jee’s visit to RSS headquar-ters seemed closed for theCongress with most leadershailing his speech at Nagpur,former minister ManishTewari brought it to life again.

The former Ludhiana MPcompared Mukherjee’s visit toNagpur with concessions theEuropean nations granted to

Hitler under the 1938 MunichPact, hoping to avert a war.

“Whatever the motivation(of your Nagpur visit) was, it

will be seen as just an attemptto mainstream RSS in secularand pluralistic consciousness.History tells us when Naziswere strutting around Europein black berets, Chamberlainthrough the Munich Pact1938 thought he had boughtthe ‘peace of our times’.What a false dawn it was,”Tewari said in the most caus-tic remarks against Mukher-jee yet. His reference was tothen British PM Nevile

continued on page 7

Dinesh Manhotra &Arteev SharmaTribune News Service

JAMMU, JUNE 8 Backing security forces con-fronting violent protests inKashmir, Union Home Min-ister Rajnath Singh on Fri-day said he has taken up thematter of registration of FIRsagainst them with Chief Min-ister Mehbooba Mufti.

He was responding to a queryon whether the Centre had anyplan to withdraw cases filedagainst security personnel inKashmir who acted in self-

defence, on the pattern of an“amnesty scheme” for stone-pelters. In January, the Jam-mu and Kashmir Government,on the Centre’s recommenda-tion, had granted amnesty toover 9,730 “first-time offend-ers” involved in stone-throw-ing incidents between 2008 and2017 in the Valley.

The Home Minister, whowrapped up his two-day vis-it to the state, after reachingout to Pakistan shelling-affected border residents in

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ManavManderTribune News Service

Ludhiana, June 8 “Designer eggs” rich inOmega 3 can prove the bestalternative to fish, the only richsource of polyunsaturated fat-ty acids. Developed by Guru

Angad Dev Veterinary andAnimal Sciences University(GADVASU) here for researchpurposes, these eggs will belaid by hens fed on chia seeds,hemp seeds and flex seeds.

“These seeds are a goodsource of Omega 3 and when

given simultaneously to hensresult in eggs that are rich inOmega 3,” explained Dr JPSGill, Director of Research,GADVASU.

Dr Madhu Wadhwa, Head,Department of Animal Nutri-tion Department, said these

eggs could help curtail cardio-vascular diseases, were good forthe brain and also increasedresistance to cancerousgrowths. “Studies have proventhe same,” she stressed. DrAPS Sethi, senior nutritionist

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Pune police produce letter allegedly found at activist Wilson’s house as proofShivKumar & Mukesh RanjanTribune News Service

Mumbai/NewDelhi, June 8Five persons arrested earlierthis week for their alleged linkswith the banned CommunistParty of India (Maoist) wereplotting to assassinate PrimeMinister Narendra Modi, thePune police told a SessionsCourt on Thursday.

The police produced a “let-ter” which they said had beenfound at the Delhi residenceof prisoners’ rights activistRona Wilson, stating theMaoists were planning toeliminate PM Modi in anattack similar to that on for-mer PM Rajiv Gandhi inTamil Nadu in 1991.

The letter is addressed to

one Comrade Prakash bysender “R”. It mentions theneed for Rs 8 crore to procurean M4 rifle and four lakhrounds of ammunition for thepurpose. “The Modi-led Hin-du fascism is bulldozing itsway into the lives of indige-nous Adivasis. In spite of bigdefeats like Bihar and West

Bengal, Modi has successful-ly established BJP govern-ments in more than 15 states.If this pace continues, itwould mean immense trou-ble for the party on all fronts...Senior comrades have pro-posed concrete steps to endModi raj ... and were thinkingalong the lines of another

Rajiv Gandhi-type incident,”the purported letter reads.

“It sounds suicidal and thereis a great chance that we mightfail, but we feel that the partyPB (Politbureau/central com-mittee) must deliberate overour proposal. Targeting hisroadshows could be an effec-tive strategy. We collectivelybelieve that survival of theparty is supreme...,” PublicProsecutor Ujjwala Pawarquoted from the letter, main-taining the Politbureau of thebanned group might haveconsidered the proposal.

In Jammu, Union HomeMinister Rajnath Singh saidthe government was “alwaysserious about the PM’s secu-rity” and that the Maoistswere fighting a losing battle.

Trade secret: Horse-cart, not truck, to evade GST

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Ludhiana-based traders have found a uniqueway to circumvent the newly introduced intra-state e-way bill system and avoid paying GST.

Instead of mini trucks, they use horse ormanual carts. An e-way bill is not required forgoods transported by non-motorised carriage.

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Tewari stings Pranab: Your govtbanned RSS twice, all good now?

Sushil ManavTribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 8Even as Haryana Chief Min-ister Manohar Lal Khattar onFriday put on hold an ordercutting one-third income ofsportspersons, the state’sPrincipal Secretary, Sportsand Youth Welfare, AshokKhemka, said his notificationwas justified and stood intact.

“I have not seen the CM’sstatement and nor will I reactto it on the basis of mediareports, but the fact is that thenotification was issued afterdue consideration and it is stillin force,” Khemka said.

On the uproar over theApril 30 notification, Khemkasaid it was a settled rule thatno government servant coulddo any business. “If we per-mit a sportsperson in ouremployment to play in pro-fessional events where hemakes money or allow him toendorse commercial prod-ucts, there is nothing wrong ifthe government asks him/herto contribute a share for thedevelopment of sports.”

Quoting Punjab Civil Ser-vice Rules, Khemka said theseprovided that if an employeegenerated income from anyother source, the governmenthad the right over it. One-thirdwas the minimum thesportspersons were supposedto share with the governmentand the amount could go up to50 per cent, he added.

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Income cut forplayers stands,says Khemka, ‘rules justify it’

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‘THREAT’ TO FADNAVISThe office of MaharashtraChief Minister Devendra Fad-navis claimed it had receivedtwo letters threatening to getthe CM killed as retribution forthe death of 37 allegedMaoists in an encounter inNagpur’s Gadchiroli district.The letters have been handedover to the police.

CONG RAISES DOUBTSMumbai Congress presidentSanjay Nirupam wondered ifthe letter seized by Pune policewas authentic. “I am not sayingit is completely untrue, but it hasbeen PM Modi’s old tactic sincehe was Gujarat CM. Wheneverhis popularity declines, news ofan assassination plot is plant-ed,” he said. PAGE 7

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Jalandhar, June 8Seven Punjabis have madeit to Ontario’s Queen Park(Parliament) in the provin-cial elections with the Pro-gressive Conservative Par-ty (PC) making acomeback after 15 years,unseating the Liberals.

The PC headed by DougFord—as expected—faredextremely well, winning 76of the total 124 seats. TheLiberals with just sevenseats lost the “official par-ty” status. The NDP head-ed by Jagmeet Singh, aSikh hardliner, bagged thesecond spot with 40 seats.

Jagmeet Singh’s brotherGur Ratan Singh (NDP)won from Brampton(East), defeating SudeepVerma of the PC. Havingheld the seat earlier, the

NDP chief left no stoneunturned to ensure hisbrother’s win. Sara Singhof the NDP, who originallyhails from Ropar, won theBrampton (Centre), defeat-ing Harjit Jaswal of thePC. Prabhmit SinghSarkaria of the PC wrestedBrampton (South), defeat-ing Parmjit Gill of theNDP. Amarjot Singh Sand-

hu of the PC defeatedJagroop Singh of the NDPin Brampton (West). ParamGill of the PC won fromMilton, defeating IndiraNaidu of the Liberals.

Deepak Anand of the PCstole the show in Missis-agua-Malton, defeatingNikki Clark of the NDP.Neena Tangri (PC) defeat-ed Jacqueline Gujarati of

the NDP in Missisagua-Streetsville.

Harinder Malhi, the law-maker behind 1984 geno-cide motion in the OntarioProvincial Parliament in2016, was among theprominent losers.

The Ontario polls werefought on three issues —rising electricity rates,inadequate healthcare and

high auto insurance rates.“People were looking fornew viable alternatives asthey were fed up with the15-year-long rule of theLiberals,” said MananGupta, a communityactivist. Kathleen Wynne,the Liberal leader andOntario Premier, had con-ceded defeat a week priorto the voting on June 7.

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Chandigarh, June 8The appointment of an OSD(Medical Services) to ChiefMinister Capt AmarinderSingh may have set off a newprecedent in creating anadditional layer of supervi-sion over ministries, raisingconcern among ministers.

Dr Girish Sahni, who wasorthopaedic surgeonattached with the ChiefMinister, was named OSDon Thursday. The order wasissued by Health MinisterBrahm Mohindra after adecision was taken at thelevel of the Chief Minister.

A unique aspect of theappointment is the OSDwill assist the Principal Sec-retary to the CM in mattersrelated to the departmentfrom which he is drawinghis own salary. He is on dep-utation from his appoint-ment as assistant professorin Government MedicalCollege, Patiala, whichfunctions under the Depart-ment of Research and Med-ical Education (DRME).

Other OSDs attached withthe CM have not been allo-cated any particular govern-ment department.

A Cabinet minister speak-ing on the condition ofanonymity said, “Next they could have OSDsassisting the CMO in otherdepartments also.”

While some see the devel-opment as a setback forBrahm Mohindra as hisdepartment may come undergreater scrutiny, the ministersaid: “The CM is the politicalmaster, so it is his prerogativeto appoint or remove any official. Moreover, I am the

one who has made Dr Sah-ni’s appointment.”

SAD spokesman Dr DaljeetSingh Cheema said theappointment of OSDs shouldreflect in the performance ofthe government, which wasnot the case here; it was a bur-den on the state exchequer.

BJP state president ShwaitMalik said the governmentwas under financial stress, andinstead of containing expendi-ture, they were expanding the army of OSDs.

Alarm bells as OSDassigned ministry

FLEET OF ADVISERS■ While the appointment of Dr Girish Sahni will not add to

the financial burden on the state exchequer as he will con-tinue to draw his salary as government physician, hisappointment has enlarged the existing fleet of OSDs, polit-ical secretaries and advisers to the CM.

■ The OSDs (now 10) were recently also allowed house rentallowance or government accommodation. Besides, theyare entitled to a salary of ~30,000, monthly landline bill of~2000, an official car and personal staff.

■ The other members of Chief Minister’s team include Lt Gen TS Shergill (retd), senior adviser in the rank of Cabi-net Minister. He has been allowed salary equal to his lastpay drawn from the Army, besides the perks of a minister.

■ Media Adviser Raveen Thukral, Adviser Bharat InderSingh Chahal and Financial Adviser VK Garg, all in therank of Minister of State, get ~1.5 lakh as salary, alongwith perks of the rank.

■ Three political secretaries — Sandeep Sandhu, Maj AmardeepSingh Natt (retd) and Karanpal Sekhon — also get salary of ~1.25 lakh per month, besides other entitlements.

40% co-op societies in lossesChandigarh: Cooperation MinisterSukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Fridayexpressed concern over increase inlosses suffered by primary agriculturecooperative societies (PACS) in the state.Presiding over a meeting with thesecretaries/representatives of PACS here, the minister said of 3,548 PACS, 40 per cent were in loss. He emphasisedthat there was a need to takeconstructive measures so that the PACS,a tool for the development of farmers inthe state, might survive. PTI

More PDS depots to be openedChandigarh: The Food and Civil SuppliesDepartment will streamline the functioningof the public distribution system (PDS) and advertise vacancies of depot holderssoon. Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Food and Civil Supplies Minister, said this was being done to ensure efficient distribution ofwheat, other products and having a fairprice shop/depot in every village. Whilenorms for opening such shops had beenrevised, the government had doubled the commission/fair price margin of depot holders. TNS


Sangrur, June 8Six youths have been arrest-ed for a theft at their neigh-bour’s house. An amount ofRs 30 lakh, 20.7 tolas of gold,22.6 tolas of silver, two RoyalEnfield motorcycles and twoscooters have been recovered.

Gurdial Chand of PartapNagar, who runs a cloth shopat Mehla Chowk, went to hisshop on June 4 morning withother family members. In theevening, when they returned,they found the house burgled.On his statement, the policeregistered a case.

During the checking ofCCTV cameras installed atvarious points in the town, thepolice identified the accusedas Jaswinder Singh (kingpin),Ankur, Rajit Nagpal, Kunal

Verma, Dheeraj and a minorboy. All are below 25 years ofage. Two are studying, oneworks at a shop while theremaining three have com-pleted their graduation.

“After the theft, they fled ontwo-wheelers. Jaswinderjumped off a scooter andswitched off his mobile forsome time. He stole somemoney from the booty andthis led to a confrontationbetween the accused,” saidSSP Mandeep Sidhu, whilesharing the details.

The SSP said the policerecovered Rs 14 lakh fromJaswinder Singh, who wasfacing four other cases, Rs 5lakh from Ankur, Rs 4 lakhfrom Kunal, Rs 1.50 lakhfrom Rajit, Rs 4 lakh fromDheeraj and Rs 1.50 lakhfrom the minor boy.

Six held for theft atneighbour’s house

Seven Punjabis make it to Ontario Parliament

Progressive Conservative Party

Seats 76Vote %age: 40.64

National Democratic Party

Seats 40Vote %age: 33.69

Liberals

Seats: 7Vote %age: 19.3

Green Party

Seat 1Vote %age: 4.62

Others

Seats: 0Vote %age: 1.75

ONTARIO RESULTS RIDINGS (CONSTITUENCIES): 124Prabhmit Singh Param Gill Neena Tangri Deepak Anand Gur Ratan Singh Sara Singh Amarjot Singh


Moga, June 8 The police on Friday arrest-ed four gangsters and recov-ered three pistols and drugsfrom their possession. Theyhad come to help HarbhajanSingh Rana, a heroin smug-gler, flee from the CentralJail, Ferozepur. Rana wasrecently arrested with a hugecache of heroin.

SP (Investigation), Moga,Vazir Singh said these gang-sters had taken “supari” to killthree persons in Moga andFaridkot districts. He said allgangsters were sharpshootersand were involved in manycases. They belonged to slaingangster Davinder Bambiha’sgroup. “We have recoveredthree pistols, 16 live cartridgesand 1,300-gm contraband from

them,” he said. The gangstershave been identified asJaspreet Singh of Faridkot,Ajay Kumar of Faridkot,Rakesh Kumar of Bathindaand Amritpal Singh of Bathin-da. They are facing variouscases, including of murder.

SSP Raj Jit Singh Hundalsaid on a tip-off, a naka waslaid near Budhsinghwla vil-lage and the gangsters, whowere travelling on two motor-cycles, were stopped. Theywere reportedly going toMarhi Mustafa village andKanke village to execute twomurders after which theywere likely to head to Farid-kot for another murder.

Two other sharpshooterswanted in many cases —Lakhwinder Singh and Aman-jit Singh were also likely to jointhem to execute the murders.

4 gangsters arrested,narcotics seized

Moga, June 8 A 54-year-old debt-riddenfarmer, Mithu Singh, alleged-ly committed suicide by con-suming poison at Nangal vil-lage of Moga, police officialssaid here on Friday. Heowned just 1.5 acres of land.The family said he was in thebusiness of sale/purchase ofcattle to earn extra money,besides farming. However, inthe past couple of years, hestarted suffering losses.

Farmer’s son hangs selfBathinda: Navpreet Singh(22), son of a debt-riddenfarmer, allegedly committedsuicide by hanging himself atKotbhaktu village on Thurs-day. The deceased’s father,Buta Singh, told the policethat Navpreet was tense dueto mounting loan. — TNS

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Sangrur, June 8Following the registration ofa case against JR Printers ofSangrur, the VigilanceBureau (VB) on Friday raidedthe residences of owners ofMittal Traders. The case per-tains to the alleged embezzle-ment of Rs 37.50 lakh of theKharar block samiti.

As per the charges, theaccused in connivance withsome Panchayat Departmentofficers showed the sale ofstationery worth Rs 37.50lakh to the block samiti forfurther supply to panchayats.Following complaints, the VBfound that no stationery wassupplied and fake entries

were made in records.“We have registered a case

under the Prevention ofCorruption Act againstJatinder Singh Dhillon, thethen BDPO Kharar; PunitMittal, Rajinderpal Mittaland Jeetpal Mittal, all part-ners of JR Printers; and

Resham Singh, chairman,block samiti; for embezzle-ment of government funds,”said DSP Ravinder Singh,who led the raiding team.

Resham Singh was arrest-ed on Thursday eveningwhile the remainingaccused are absconding.

The VB team searched allthree residences of Mittalsin Punia Colony here, butfailed to arrest any accused.

Later, the VB team alsoconducted a search on thepremises of Mittal Traders,located at Nabha Gate here.

“Dhillon and ReshamSingh had misused theirofficial position to buy sta-tionery items withoutapproval from the higherauthorities,” said the DSP.

Surinderpal Mittal, a broth-er of the accused, denied theallegations and said all mate-rial was supplied as therequirement of the blocksamiti and the officials hadreleased the payment onlyafter receiving the material.

Stationery scam: Vigilanceraids on Sangrur traders


Jalandhar, June 8A day after The Tribunereported the death of a 22-year-old girl of Binjon vil-lage in Mahilpur almost anhour after her family got toknow of her pregnancy,the Hoshiarpur policestarted investigations intothe case on Friday.

Garhshankar DSP RajKumar and other police offi-cials interrogated the familymembers at the Mahilpurpolice station. The police also

procured evidences from theprivate hospital where theunmarried girl was found tobe 30-week pregnant as permedical reports.

They also reportedlychecked the CCTV footageof the girl and her brothercaptured during their visitto the hospital on Tuesday,the day of her death.

Hoshiarpur SSP Elanchez-ian said, “As there is no com-plainant, we have taken cog-nisance of the report that

appeared in The Tribune. Butwe need more time for properinvestigation. The mother ofthe deceased came for inter-rogation late in the evening.”

Meanwhile, more peoplecame in front over the issue.Balbir Singh, a local leader,said, “There is surely astrong element of suspicionagainst the family in thecase. I provide free-of-costambulance service in the vil-lage for the patients as wellas to carry bodies to the cre-mation ground. Even I wasnot contacted by the family.”

Police quiz girl’s family

The Vigilance Bureau team at Mittal Traders in Sangrur.

HONOUR KILLING?

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Fatehgarh Sahib, June 8A team of the VigilanceBureau (VB), led by Inspec-tor Hemant Sharma, on Fri-day conducted a raid on theoffices of the Mandi Gob-indgarh Municipal Counciland Khanna MunicipalCouncil and seized records ofpurchase of electrical goods.Hemant Kumar said on thedirections of VK Uppal,Chief, Vigilance Bureau, andDirector Nageshwar Rao, theteam conducted raids on thepremises of civic bodies.

He said the bureau hadreceived complaints thatelectrical goods had beenpurchased at high ratesand more than required bythe councils.

He said the team had tak-en the record into custodyand some discrepancies hadbeen noticed as the stockwas not up to mark. He saidafter proper inquiry, areport would be submittedto the higher authorities.

VB seizes MCrecords in two towns

Punjab cornealblindness-freeChandigarh: The Health Depart-ment has cleared the backlogof corneal blindness in thestate. Health Minister BrahmMohindra said bilateralcorneal blindness was clearedin record time and expressedhis satisfaction at the resultsof blindness control pro-gramme. Now, there were nopending cases in the state, hesaid. More than 1,350 kerato-plasties were performed onpatients between March 2017and April 2018 for which 1,119corneas were procured and735 corneal transplant surger-ies performed, he said. TNS

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Aditi TandonTribune News Service

New Delhi, June 8The Congress on Friday dis-missed any possibility of analliance with the Aam Aad-mi Party (AAP) in Punjab,saying it had nothing to dowith the Arvind Kejriwal-ledoutfit in the state.

Speaking to The Tribune,Congress incharge for PunjabAsha Kumari said: “Rumoursare being spread over a Con-gress-AAP alliance in the state.I wish to say with all the author-ity at my command that thistalk is baseless and false. It is anattempt of our political rivals todestabilise the Congress gov-ernment in Punjab. We havenever had talks with AAP nordo we plan to have any.”

A similar message isolatingAAP came from Delhi somedays ago when Delhi Con-gress president Ajay Makansaid the party needed noalliance with Kejriwal.

In Punjab, the Congress isparticularly well placed with atwo-third majority in theAssembly and with a hugewin in its kitty in the recentShahkot Assembly bypoll, anAkali Dal bastion.

“We have won the Shahkotseat for the first time since1962. There was one moreoccasion when we won thissegment but that was bydefault since the Akali Dalhad boycotted the elections.The AAP candidate, on theother hand, lost his deposit.Why would we talk to AAP?” a

surprised Asha Kumari asked.Earlier today, Punjab Con-

gress president Sunil Jakhartrashed talks of a pact with AAP.“We completely reject the newsof Congress and AAP alliance inPunjab. This is a work of fictionand is purely a rumour beingadvanced by people with vestedinterests, especially in the wakeof Shahkot debacle with theagenda of trying to remain rele-vant,” Jakhar said.

Talks about Congress-AAPbonhomie were triggered inthe recently concluded BudgetSession of Parliament whenAAP leader in Lok SabhaBhagwant Mann was routinelyspotted in the company ofJakhar. AAP has four Lok Sab-ha MPs. Of these, Patiala MPDharamvir Gandhi and Fate-hgarh Saheb MP HarinderKhalsa were suspended foranti-party activities in 2015.The remaining two are San-grur MP Bhagwant Mann andFaridkot MP Sadhu Singh.

Cong rubbishes talkof alliance with AAPBid by rivals to destabilise party, claims Asha

Saurabh MalikTribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 8The Supreme Court order onreservation in promotion haspaved way for the promotion ofSC candidates as Superintend-ing Engineer (SE) in the PublicWorks Department (B&R).

Taking up a petition, thePunjab and Haryana HighCourt has directed the state toforthwith conduct Depart-mental Promotion Commit-tee meeting for promotions.

The directions by JusticeJitendra Chauhan came on apetition filed against the stateand other respondents byAshok Kumar and other peti-tioners through advocate KSDadwal. They were seekingpromotion against posts

reserved for SC candidates.The Bench was told that the

relevant rules made it clear thatprovisions related to education-al qualification and experience,if any, would not be relaxed.However, the state, vide execu-tive instructions dated June 5,2009, relaxed the rule.

Persons not havingrequired experience were giv-en current duty charge. Theexercise was carried out inview of the power granted tothe state under a rule. TheBench was also told that thepetitioners became eligiblefor promotion in 2010.

The Bench was told thatthere were 53 sanctionedposts of SuperintendingEngineer in the department.At present, three posts in the

cadre of SuperintendingEngineer reserved for the SCcategory were available.

After hearing the argu-ments, Justice Chauhanasserted: “As of now, threevacancies are available andthe claim of the petitionersfor promotion against theservice is candidly concededby the state government inan affidavit dated June 1.”

Referring to the SupremeCourt order dated May 17, theBench observed it was directedthat the pendency of a specialleave petition would not standin the way of Union of India intaking steps for the purpose ofpromotion from ‘reserved toreserved’ and ‘unreserved tounreserved’ and also in thematter of promotion on merits”.

SC order paves way forquota promotion to SEs

Our Correspondent

Ferozepur, June 8The district administrationhere has unearthed themodus operandi of tradersbased in Warangal, Telan-gana, involved in artificialripening of mangoes byusing China-made harmfulchemical substances.

According to information,the administration has beenreceiving complaintsregarding this for the lasttwo months followingwhich Ramvir, DeputyCommissioner told ADC DrRicha to probe the matter.

Dr Richa said shenoticed some sachets (eth-ylene pouches) with‘Made in China’ stampthat came with mango bas-kets being purchased bylocal vendors.

“I called fruit merchantsand wholesalers to myoffice and realised thatmost of them were purchas-

ing mangoes which camepacked in wooden cartonsfrom the southern side,”she said.

Some fruit traders con-fessed that the chemical wasbeing used to ripen man-goes reaching the markets.“Due to increase in demand,suppliers adopt shortcutways to ripen mangoes byusing harmful chemicals,which have been bannedunder the Food and SafetyStandards (Prohibition andRestriction on Sales) Regu-

lations, 2011,” she said. Later, she contacted the

Warangal administrationand sent them the details.“The Health Departmentthere raided suppliers inLuxmipuram market andtraders were found hood-winking the authoritiesand ripening mangoesartificially. The supplierswere imposed a penaltyof Rs 20,000 each,” theADC said, adding that aformal complaint wasalso being lodged.

Plaint filed as Ferozepur getschemical-treated mangoes

Health officials during a surprise check at a fruit market in Ferozepur.

‘KAR SEWA’ FOR DUKH BHANJANI BERI■ Amritsar: Acting on the

advice of experts, the con-crete marbled surround-ing of the centuries-old‘beri’ (jujube), known as“Dukh Bhanjani Beri”, isbeing removed to ensurethat the roots get properspace and air.

■ The other two “pious”trees “Beri Baba BudhaSahib” and “Lachi Beri” donot have such hindrance,as the concrete from theirbase was removed a few years back.

■ A “kar sewa”, being per-formed under Baba Kash-mir Singh Bhuriwale, waskicked off by the SGPC inthe presence of Akal TakhtJathedar Giani GurbachanSingh, Takht KesgarhSahib Jathedar GianiRaghubir Singh, GoldenTemple’s head priest GianiJagtar Singh and theSGPC chief secretary DrRoop Singh on Friday. TNS

SAD leaders with PM Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Friday. PTI


Jalandhar, June 8The last rites of former Akalileader and father of NakodarMLA Gurpartap Wadala,Kuldip Singh Wadala, whopassed away on June 5, wereperformed at Wadala Khurdvillage here on Friday.

Former CM Parkash SinghBadal visited the family toexpress his condolences. Herecalled the contribution ofWadala to the party duringtroubled times. “His role can-not be expressed in words. Hesupported me in difficulttimes,” said Badal.

Later, SAD chief SukhbirBadal attended the cremation

along with party leaders,including Prem Singh Chan-dumajra, Sukhdev SinghDhindsa, Balwinder SinghBhunder, Bikram SinghMajithia, Daljeet SinghCheema, Jagir Kaur, PawanTinu, Ranjit Singh Brahmpu-ra, Rozy Barkandi, BaldevKhera, Sukhwinder Sukhi andSurinder Singh BhullewalRathan. SGPC members Ran-jit Singh Kahlon and ParamjitRaipur were also present.

The BJP was represented byMLA Som Parkash and formerMLA Manorajan Kalia. Con-gress leaders, including formerminister Rana Gurjit Singh andformer MLA Jagbir Brar paidtributes to the veteran leader.

SAD, BJP leaders paytributes to Wadala

SAD chief Sukhbir Badal consoles Nakodar MLA Gurpartap Wadalain Jalandhar on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: MALKIAT SINGH

Ravi DhaliwalTribune News Service

Pathankot, June 8None of the 17 witnesses, whowere scheduled to give evi-dence before District and Ses-sions Judge Dr TejwinderSingh in the Kathua rape andmurder case, appeared in thecourt on Friday.

Taking cognisance, thejudge informed the J&K DGPabout the day’s develop-ments. He simultaneouslyasked the SSP (Crime Branch)to be present in the court onJune 11, the next date of hear-ing. Saturday is a holiday inthe court. The court proceed-ings commence at 11 am andconclude at 4 pm every day.This is to facilitate the returnof the accused to the Kathuasub-jail before 5 pm.

Jammu and Kashmir Gov-ernment’s Special PublicProsecutors (SPP) SantokhSingh Basra and Jagdeshwar

Kumar Chopra, who is alsothe Pathankot district attor-ney, confirmed that all 17 wit-nesses who were scheduled tobe examined on Friday wereprosecution witnesses.

Chopra added that sum-mons could not be servedupon the witnesses because itwas holiday in J&K due toRamzan. There are a total of221 witnesses in the case.

SPP Basra added that thesame witnesses, after depos-ing in the court of the Districtand Sessions Judge, wouldagain have to give evidencewhen the trial of the juvenilecommences in the court.

Confusion still remains onthe status of the juvenile, whois accused Sanjhi Ram’snephew. The Crime Branch of

the J&K Police has petitionedthe Jammu and KashmirHigh Court claiming that hewas not a juvenile.

On June 11, the judge willalso pass orders on an applica-tion filed by the defence coun-sel of accused ParveshKumar, claiming that hisclient was a juvenile. The evi-dence to be produced by thedefence counsel will be takeninto cognisance by the judgebefore deciding his applica-tion. Basra had contendedthat Parvesh was a major.

The Supreme Court hasdirected that the trial be heldon a day-to-day basis. Aneight-year-old girl, who waskidnapped on January 10, wasallegedly raped in captivity ina village temple in Kathuadistrict. She was sedated forseveral days before beingbludgeoned to death. Thebody was recovered from aforest area on January 17.

None of 17 prosecutionwitnesses turn up in courtCrime Branch SSP told to appear on June 11


Chandigarh, June 8Official apathy, indifference ofpeople and the absence of asound management policyhave aggravated the state’swater woes. Nothing illus-trates this than the recentspillage of molasses in theBeas by a sugar mill resultingin an environmental disaster.

This incident and other ram-pant violations by the govern-ment over the decades figuredin a seminar on “Water Issuesand Way Forward” organisedby Joshi Foundation and KhetiVirasat Mission (KVM) at Pan-jab University here on Friday.

Environmentalist BalbirSingh Seechewal said it was

futile to look towards the gov-ernment for help and the bestway was to make a collectiveeffort. Till providing a cleanenvironment was not a part ofa political party’s manifesto,nothing worthwhile could beachieved, he said.

Dr Jairup Singh, former VCof Central University and GNDUniversity, said heavy metalspresent in underground waterhad led to profound changes inhuman genetics and suchabnormalities would affectfuture generations.

Union Minister Vijay Sam-pla said: “In the race for indus-trialisation, we have reckless-ly impacted the environmentto the extent that it has poseda danger to human life.”

Collective effort can saveour rivers: Seechewal

Laddi meets Rahul The recently electedCongress MLA fromShahkot Hardev SinghLaddi met Congresspresident Rahul Gandhiin Delhi on Friday. Hewas accompanied byAsha Kumari, who calledit a courtesy visit.

KATHUACASE


Chandigarh, June 8The state government willhonour the best performingschools where teachers havemade a big contributionthrough positive and con-structive efforts.

The best performing pri-mary school in every blockand the best performingmiddle, high and senior sec-ondary school in every dis-trict will be selected for theaward. The selections will beon the basis of academics,infrastructure, co-curricularactivities, attendance andvisits of prominent persons.

A spokesperson said pri-mary schools would get acash reward of Rs 2 lakh,middle schools Rs 5 lakh,

high schools Rs 7.5 lakhand senior secondaryschools Rs 10 lakh after anacademic session.

The prize money will beused to provide basicamenities on the campus.Efforts will be made to givea modern look to theschools. The campaign willalso imbibe a competitivespirit for achieving successin competitive exams. Ear-lier, the department haddone away with the paperwork by making vacationwork online.

Education Minister OmPrakash Soni said a compet-itive atmosphere would becreated among the teachers,which would go a long wayfor the betterment of educa-tion in the state.

Best schools to get upto ~10 lakh reward


New Delhi, June 8A delegation of the SADled by party chief SukhbirSingh Badal on Fridaycalled on Prime MinisterNarendra Modi to thankhim for exempting langarfrom GST. The delegationrequested the PM to takeup with his counterpart inPakistan the issue of a cor-

Take up corridor issuewith Pak: Akalis to PM

Congress president Rahul Gandhi with party incharge for Punjab Asha Kumari and Shahkot MLAHardev Singh Laddi in New Delhi on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTO

ridor from Dera BabaNanak to Kartarpur Sahib,the birth place of GuruNanak Dev.

The PM said the SADwas the oldest and themost dependable ally ofthe BJP in the country.The delegation alsothanked Modi for releas-ing Rs 800 crore for canegrowers of Punjab whichwas a huge relief to thebeleaguered peasantry.Other issues raised bythem included implemen-tation of the Swaminathanreport and release of Sikhdetainees. They said anational committee shouldbe formed to ensure thatthe 550th Gurpurb of GuruNanak Dev was celebratedas a major national andglobal event.

Meanwhile, a delegationled by Union Minister forFood Processing Indus-tries Harsimrat KaurBadal on Friday also calledon the PM. The delegationalso consisted membersfrom the SGPC. Theythanked the PM for theCentre's scheme “SevaBhoj Yojana”, under whichCGST and IGST paid onitems for langar would bereimbursed. The delega-tion also thanked the PMfor a series of measurestaken by the governmentto ease burden on sugar-cane farmers.

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | SATURDAY | 9 JUNE 2018 05HARYANA


Chandigarh, June 8The Haryana Government’srecent order, asking sportsper-sons employed in governmentdepartments and bodies con-trolled by the state to hand overone-third of their income fromparticipation in professionalevents and endorsements, hassparked resentment.

Following criticism from allquarters, Chief MinisterManohar Lal Khattarannounced on Friday eveningthat the notification had beenput on hold till further orders.

“I have asked for the file ofthe Sports Department in thisregard. The notification hasbeen put on hold till furtherorders. We are proud of theimmense contribution of oursportspersons. I assure themof just consideration of allissues,” Khattar tweeted.

In a notification issued onApril 30 by Ashok Khemka,Principal Secretary, Sportsand Youths Welfare Depart-ment, the governmentordered sportspersons fromthe state to hand over one-third of their income from par-ticipation in professionalevents and endorsements.

According to the notification,the amount was to be used fordevelopment of sports in thestate and could go up to the

entire earnings if the playerhad been granted leave withpay. The notification had trig-gered strong reactions fromplayers and the Opposition.

Posted as DSP with thepolice, wrestler Geeta Phogatsaid the move was not in theinterests of sportspersons. Shesaid, “Taking this step meansa slow death for sports in thestate. I appeal to the govern-ment to reconsider its deci-sion,” she said.

Her younger sister BabitaPhogat was more forthcomingin her criticism. “Perhaps thegovernment does not realisehow much hard work asportsperson puts in to win

medals for the country. Howcan it ask for one-third of ourincome? The governmentshould have discussed it withsportspersons before framingsuch rules,” she said.

Olympian Sushil Kumarsaid the policy should bereviewed. Demanding imme-diate withdrawal of the policy,former CM Bhupinder SinghHooda alleged that the govern-ment had played a cruel jokeon sportspersons.

“First, the government toldsportspersons playing for oth-er organisations that the prizemoney they get from theiremployers would be cut, forc-ing them to boycott the awards

function. Now, the govern-ment has played another jokeon them,” he said.

Randeep Surjewala, com-munications in charge of theAICC, said in a tweet, “Khattargovernment in Haryanacomes up with bizarre Tugh-laqi farmans on a daily basis.The BJP government inHaryana is in a race to outbiditself in issuance of obnoxious-ly perverse orders.”

Sports and Youth WelfareMinister Anil Vij justified thegovernment move. He saidthere was nothing new as thisclause had been included inthe Haryana Services Rules,governing employees.

“According to rules, if a gov-ernment employee earns anyincome, one-third of it has tobe deposited with the govern-ment. This issue had come upwhen we gave permission toboxer Vijender Kumar to playas a professional. The matterwas taken to the High Court,which asked us to frame rulesin this regard,” he said.

The minister said the notifi-cation would apply only tothose who earned by takingpart in professional events andnot to those playing inOlympic, Asian and Common-wealth events. He added that itwould apply to amateurs earn-ing from endorsements.

No cut in players’ income, for nowAfter uproar, govt puts order demanding one-third earnings on hold

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❝Khattar government inHaryana comes up withbizarre Tughlaqi farmans ona daily basis. The BJPgovernment in Haryana isin a race to outbid itself in

issuance of obnoxiously perverseorders.❞

Randeep Surjewala, CONGRESS LEADER

❝First, the governmenttold sportspersons playingfor other organisations thatthe prize money theyreceived from theiremployers would be

deducted, forcing them to boycott theawards function. Now, the governmenthas played another joke on them.❞

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, FORMER CHIEF MINISTER

❝Accordingto the rules,if agovernmentemployeeearns any

income, one-third of ithas to be deposited withthe government. Thisissue had come up whenwe gave permission toboxer Vijender Kumar toplay as a professional.The matter was takento the Punjab andHaryana High Court,which asked us to framerules in this regard.❞

Anil Vij, SPORTS MINISTER

❝Taking this stepmeans a slow death forsports activities in thestate. I appeal to thegovernment toreconsider its decision.❞

Geeta Phogat, WRESTLER

❝Perhaps thegovernment does notrealise how muchhard work asportsperson puts into win medals for the

country. How can it ask for one-third of our income? Thegovernment should havediscussed it with sportspersonsbefore framing such rules.❞

Babita Phogat, WRESTLER


Rohtak, June 8The non-teaching employ-ees of the PGIMS calledoff their agitation afterintervention of Universityof Health Sciences (UHS)Vice-Chancellor OP Kalraon Friday.

Dr Rohtas K Yadav, offi-ciating director, PGIMS,said that the Chief Securi-ty Officer against whomthe employees wereprotesting was broughtface-to-face with the repre-sentatives of the non-teaching employees to gettheir differences resolved.

Following that, the asso-ciation of the non-teachingemployees decided to calloff their stir and rejointheir duties.

Meanwhile, the nursingstudents, who had beenprotesting against a seniorfaculty member who hadallegedly kicked a BSc(nursing) student inside anoperation theatre, have alsowithdrawn their protestafter the professor tenderedan apology.

Dr Varun Arora, PRO,UHS, said that the inci-dent had taken place dueto some misunderstand-ing between the professorand the student over wear-ing of proper OT dress andthe matter had been sort-ed out amicably.

PGIMS staffcall off stir


Gurugram, June 8The Gurugram police havearrested a former employee ofMitsuba Corporation who hadallegedly shot at the HR headof the company on Thursdayto avenge his sacking threemonths ago.

Jogender was arrested onFriday for firing at DineshSharma, the HR head of thefirm. His brother and one ofthe accomplices Daya Chandwas nabbed a day before. “Weare interrogating the duo tofind out who else wasinvolved in the incident. Weshall nab the other accusedsoon,” said CP Sandeep Khir-war, who, along with DCVinay Pratap Singh, met thevictim in the hospital.

In his statement to the police,Dinesh Sharma claimed thatJogender, an apprentice in thecompany, was sacked threemonths ago. The accused,along with his accomplices andrelatives, had been continu-ously threatening him.

Daya Chand met Sharma atBilaspur Chowk on Wednes-day morning and threatened

him with dire consequencesif his brother was not givenhis job back. A day after,Jogender and others alleged-ly shot at Sharma in the backwhile he was driving to thecompany premises.

Meanwhile, the incident hasleft the local industry in jitters.DC Vinay Pratap Singh, how-ever, said it was a stray inci-dent and should not be used toeduce any fear or insecurity.

Sacked employeewho shot at HRhead arrested


Rohtak, June 8A youth of Mokhra Khasvillage in the district wasallegedly shot dead nearhis house on Thursdaynight. A recent quarrelover a bus seat reportedlyled to the murder.

Milan Kumar (24), son ofASI Anand Kumar of theDelhi Police, was takingcoaching classes at aRohtak-based institute toget inducted into theHaryana Police. He usedto commute betweenRohtak town and his vil-lage by bus.

On Wednesday, Milanreportedly had some alter-cation over a seat in buswith one Mohit, aliasMajnu, of Mokhra Roj vil-lage, at the old bus standin Rohtak.

In a complaint lodged withthe police, Milan’s motherSarla Devi alleged that onThursday, Mohit, along withhis companions Jacky, Sum-it, Nitin and some others,thrashed Milan at the oldbus stand in Rohtak.

“He also threatened myson with dire conse-

quences, claiming that hehad links with gangsters.Milan lodged a complaintin this regard at the PoliceStation (City). At night,one Ankit of Mokhra vil-lage and another youthcame to our house around11.30 pm and asked forMilan. As he came out andstarted talking to them,Ankit asked for a glass ofwater. As I went in to fetchwater, I heard the sound ofgunshot. I came out andsaw my son lying on theground while Ankit and hiscompanion were fleeing ontheir motorcycle flauntingthe weapon,” she said.

Milan was rushed to thelocal PGIMS, but couldnot be saved. He had suf-fered five injuries, includ-ing bullet wounds. Thebody was handed over tothe family after a post-mortem examination.

The police have registereda case under Sections 302(murder), 120-B (criminalconspiracy) and 34 of theIPC against Mohit, Jacky,Sumit, Nitin, Ankit and anunknown person. No arresthad been made till the timeof filing of this report.

Youth shot deadafter quarrelover bus seat

Industry voicessecurity concerns

❝The incident is a grimreminder of the Marutiepisode. We surely feelinsecure as you neverknow when and whereworkers get back at youeven as you attended toyour professional duties.Long time ago, the stategovernment hadpromised constitution ofHaryana industrial peacekeeping squad for prompthandling of such crisis.The promise has notbeen honoured yet.❞

HP Yadav, PRESIDENT, NCR CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY


Gurugram, June 8A 13-year-old boy alleged-ly hanged himself from aceiling fan at Narsinghpurvillage while imitating asuicide being shown ontelevision.

The child allegedlydragged a 20-litre watercan lying at home, stoodon it and hanged himselffrom the fan. The boy’sparents said he was addict-ed to TV and would oftenenact what he saw. Theyhad even consulted a doc-tor, who had asked them towait till he turned 19.

According to the police,Binaula resident NarayanSingh and his wife Geetalived at Narsinghpur onrent and worked in a near-by factory. They returnedhome from work on Fridayevening and found theirson hanging from the fanwhile a movie was being

telecast on TV. “He would often enact

stunts and mischiefshown on TV. We would tryto counsel him, but hewould not listen. He usedto stay at home the entireday during the summervacation. We had left himon a chair watching TV. Wehad asked him to turn itoff as it would harm hiseyes, but never thoughtthat it would take his life,”said his wailing mother.

The body was handedover to the family afterpostmortem examination.“He was very mischie-vous, but a happy-go-lucky child. Inspired byTV, he would enact stuntsand jump around thehouse. We used to worrythat he would injure him-self one day and had evenconsulted a doctor. Wenever thought that hewould die like this,” saidhis shocked father.

13-year-old boy dies‘aping suicide on TV’

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Kurukshetra, June 8Governor Prof Kaptan SinghSolanki on Friday askedhigher education institutes tosee that political parties donot influence the proposedstudents’ body elections.

Speaking at the inauguralfunction of a two-day con-ference of Vice-Chancellorsand Registrars of all stateuniversities here, Solankisaid the sole purpose of thestudents’ elections was toinculcate leadership quali-ties in diverse fields.

“Elections at colleges anduniversities of Haryana areexpected to be held soon. Butit should be checked thatpolitical parties do not influ-ence these elections. Studentselections are not just aboutpolitical opportunity, but alsoabout nurturing the youthwith qualities to be a more

responsible citizen,” he said.The conference is being

organised by the HaryanaState Higher EducationCouncil (HSHEC). It willbe addressed by the ChiefMinister and Education

Minister on Saturday.Solanki said that with 29

points, Haryana was amongthe leading states in the high-est Gross Enrolment Ratio(GER) in higher education.

“Kurukshetra University

and Guru Jambheshwar Uni-versity of Science and Tech-nology, Hisar, are among the21 state universities acrossthe country that have beendeclared autonomous insti-tutes by the UGC. Liberal

grants by the Centre havebeen announced in recogni-tion of their academicachievements,” he said.

Solanki asked the headsof various universities tomake efforts to make their

institutes world-class.“In the ancient era, India

was known for making con-tributions in the field of edu-cation. But today, none of ourinstitutes ranks among theworld’s best institutes ofhigher education. The Centrehas started giving grants tostrengthen infrastructureand research activities. Theonus now lies with the uni-versities to achieve highertargets,” he said.

Prof BK Kuthiala, chair-person, HSHEC, said thevarious groups of VCs, Reg-istrars, Deans and Con-troller of Examinationswould hold brainstormingsessions on improving theacademic and financial sys-tem in the universities.

He said streamlining theexamination system wouldbe the thrust area for greatertransparency and timelydeclaration of results.

Don’t allow parties to sway student body poll: Guv

Governor Kaptan Singh Solanki addresses a conference at Kurukshetra University on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTO

Elections atcolleges anduniversities of Haryanaare expected to be heldsoon. But it should bechecked that politicalparties do not influencethese elections. Studentelections are not justabout politicalopportunity, but alsoabout nurturing theyouth with qualities to be a moreresponsible citizen.Kaptan Singh Solanki, GOVERNOR

❝Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 8A 17-year-old girl wasallegedly raped at Mun-shiwala village of Fate-habad district.

A youth, identified asSunil, dragged the girl intoa shop and sexually assault-ed her with the help of theshop owner, Lalit. The duo have been bookedunder the Protection ofChildren from SexualOffences (POCSO) Act.

Bimla Devi, SHO, Womenpolice station, Fatehabad,said the incident occurredon Thursday afternoonwhen the teenaged girl wasgoing towards her house.

Sunil allegedly gaggedher and dragged her into anearby grocery shop. Theshop owner allegedlyhelped him in committingthe crime by bolting thedoor of the shop.

“The girl was medicallyexamined at the Fate-habad civil hospital. Thevictim was producedbefore Chief Judicial Mag-istrate Archana Yadav. Herstatement was recordedunder Section 164 of theCode of Criminal Proce-dure (CrPC),” said theSHO. No arrest had beenmade in the case so far,she added.

Teen raped in shop atFatehabad; 2 booked


Rohtak, June 8Prof Dheeraj Sharma,Director, IIM-Rohtak, hasjoined investigation in acase of sexual harassmentfiled against him by a for-mer woman assistant pro-fessor at the institute.

Inspector Garima, SHO,Women police station, saidnow, a DSP-level officerwould verify the versions ofthe complainant as well asthe accused.

Chief AdministrativeOfficer, IIM-Rohtak, Col TBose (retd) said instituteofficials were cooperatingwith the police in theirinvestigation.

The former assistant pro-fessor, who was terminatedfrom service on May 10, hadalleged that she washarassed by the Directorafter she joined the insti-tute in September 2017.

She alleged that he hadmolested her and startedinsulting her and inflictingmental stress as she did notagree to his illicit demands.

Based on the complaint,the police had booked ProfSharma under Sections 354(Assault or criminal force towoman to outrage her mod-esty) and 354-A (Sexualharassment) of the IndianPenal Code.

IIM head joinsprobe in sexualharassment case

Cylinder blastleaves one dead Sonepat: Dharmendra (42)of Aterna village in the dis-trict died on the spot as anoxygen cylinder exploded atan industrial unit on thepremises of HSIIDC at Rai inthe district on Friday. Threeother persons receivedminor injuries. OC

Saurabh MalikTribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 8Five years after promulgationof the National Food SecurityAct, the Punjab and HaryanaHigh Court has askedChandigarh, Panchkula andMohali to put their headstogether for provide whole-some food to women and chil-dren in accordance with themandate of the legislation.

Taking up the matter, Jus-tice Ritu Bahri directed theconvening of a meeting withthe amicus curiae (friend ofthe court) by the DeputyCommissioners of Chandi-garh, Mohali and Panchkula,nodal officers of Punjab andHaryana, and deputy andsenior standing counsel forthe Union of India.

Justice Bahri made it clearthat the intent of the meetingwas to consider ways of pro-viding good nutritious food tochildren and women as perthe Act by involving privateinstitutes as well. Describingthe Act as “very progressive”,Justice Bahri stated that itsobject was to secure “goodnutritious food” for childrenunder six and mothers.

Justice Bahri initiated suomotu proceedings for prevent-ing women from ending theirlives and benefiting them at

the pre-crime stage before ask-ing Punjab, Haryana and theUT Administration to turn tosocial media for marketingproducts manufactured part-time for enabling them to raisepocket money.

The Legal Service Authoritywas asked to disseminateinformation to “poor vil-lagers” on governmentschemes. The Bench noticedthat six houses under thePradhan Mantri Awas Yojanahad been constructed after itsintervention in Bhareli villageof Panchkula district at anexpenditure of Rs 4.52 lakh.

❝The nutritional statusof the population,especiallywomen andchildren,needs to beimproved toenhance the quality ofhuman resources of thecountry. The NationalFood Security Act conferslegal rights on eligiblebeneficiaries to seekentitled quantities offoodgrain at highlysubsidised prices. Itconfers legal rights onwomen and children toreceive meals free.❞

Justice Ritu Bahri, JUDGE, PUNJAB & HARYANA HIGH COURT

TRIBUNE IMPACT: PWD workers repair the boundary wall of the CM’s Camp Office in Karnal onFriday. A storm last week had damaged the wall. The debris was not removed by the authorities,following which the issue was highlighted in these columns on Wednesday. PHOTO: SAYEED AHMED

Mukesh TandonTribune News Service

Panipat, June 8The movement of crimi-nals from Uttar Pradeshinto the adjoining borderdistricts of Haryana hasreportedly increased afterCM Yogi Adityanath’sgovernment’s crackdownon criminals in UP.

After the arrest of threedacoits Randeep Rathi(21) of Ganjbar village,Sumit Rathi (24) of Man-ana and Mohit Malik (19)of Rajakheri village of thedistrict, it came to lightthat five youths of UttarPradesh were alsoinvolved in the crime.

They revealed that Irfan,Ajeet, Bintu and Hariomalias Sanda are fromShamli district of UttarPradesh and Prince is anative of Fajalpur villageof Noida, UP.

The Panipat police claim tohave become more vigilantafter the action of the UPPolice. The police said that itis not the first time that fivemembers of a robbers’ gangbelong to Uttar Pradesh.Many criminals from theneighbouring state havebeen arrested here earlier.

The police arrestedPrince on Thursday nightand teams are conductingraids to nab the other fouraccused from Shamli, saidsources.

During primary interro-gation, the accusedrevealed that before com-mitting the crime, theyvisited Sector 24 at leastfour times to note allescape routes, said ASPChandermohan.

The accused said thatthey were working withPrince in Kurukshetra andstayed at a rented roomthere, the ASP added. Hesaid, “We have becomemore alert after the actionof the UP Police againstcriminals. We are holdingbimonthly meetings withpolice officials of borderdistrict Shamli in UP.”

A new disturbing trendwas that a large number ofsuch people stayed in UP asnormal residents even aftercommitting crime here, theASP said. Besides, the bor-der area is completelyopen. Many people comehere to work as Panipat isan industrial town andcriminals could enter fromanywhere, he said.

Crackdown in UP makescriminals run to Haryana

Unsolved cases of robbery■ The police have failed to crack two major robbery incidents

in the city. On January 29, gold worth Rs 4.23 crore wasrobbed from a private company’s office at Sanoli road.

■ On March 22, robbers took away more than Rs 20 lakhcash and jewellery from a businessman’s house in DeviMurti colony.

■ The police suspect that the criminals involved in these twoincidents belong to neighbouring state Uttar Pradesh. Thesecases have been sent to the special task force (STF).

UP youth held in PanipatMany youths from Uttar Pradesh allegedly involved in crimehave been arrested in Panipat this year.

January 17: Three youths,including a resident ofBaghpat and two youthsof Muzaffarnagar, werearrested for snatching.

February 24: A three-member gang was arrest-ed in which a youth wasfrom Meerut in UttarPradesh while two youthswere of Karnal andSonepat.

March 25: Two youthsarrested for theft inci-dents. One of the accusedwas from Bijnaur (UP)while the other was fromPanipat.

April 7: Three personswere arrested allegedlyfor stealing a tractor. Twoof them were from Shamli(UP) while the third was

from Baghpat in UP.

April 13: The police havearrested two youthsallegedly for snatching andstealing bikes. One is ofKandhla in Shamli district(UP) while the other is fromPanipat. Eleven bikes wererecovered from them.

May 5: The police havearrested the kingpin of abike theft gang. He is ofBucchakher village ofShamli. The police haverecovered 17 bikes on hisdisclosure from Panipatand UP.

HC for inter-statemeet on food Act

A youth, identified as Sunil,dragged the 17-year-old girlinto a shop at Munshiwalavillage in Fatehabad and sex-ually assaulted her with thehelp of Lalit, the shop owner,who had bolted the door.

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | SATURDAY | 9 JUNE 2018 07NATION

Bengaluru, June 8The same gun was used tokill journalist-activistGauri Lankesh and ratio-nalist MM Kalburgi inKarnataka, the state foren-sic science laboratory hasconfirmed in a report,sources in the SIT said.

The forensic report sub-mitted to the Special Inves-tigation Team (SIT) probingthe killing of Lankesh is partof the first chargesheet filedrecently by the SIT namingKT Naveen Kumar as anaccused. However, Kumar,who was recently arrested, ina statement to the SIT hasclaimed he had failed toarrange for bullets to exe-cute the plot to kill Lankesh.

The chargesheet is thefirst official confirmation ofthe link between the twokillings, which happenedafter a gap of two years ofeach other. — PTI

Same gun usedto kill Gauri,Kalburgi: Report

NewDelhi, June 8A day after he spoke at anRSS event in Nagpur, formerPresident Pranab Mukherjeecontinued to make waveseven on Friday.

While the RSS termed hismorphed photos on socialmedia as “dirty tricks” by“divisive political forces” to

defame it and stop Mukher-jee from attending theevent, BJP veteran LKAdvani congratulated theformer President for show-ing “grace and goodwill inaccepting the invitation”.

Amid the heated debates onmerits and demerits ofMukherjee’s decision in polit-

ical circles, soon after thespeech his morphed pictures,wearing a black Sangh cap andgiving an RSS-style salute,also appeared on social mediaplatforms. “We denounce andstrongly condemn such dirtytricks by divisive forces,”Sangh functionary GopalArya said. — TNS

Pranab’s morphed photos dirtytrick of divisive forces, says RSS

Vibha SharmaTribune News Service

NewDelhi, June 8Amid the latest ally troublefrom Bihar, where theRashtriya Lok Samta Party(RLSP) has gone into a sulk-ing mode over the superiorposition acquired by otherNDA partner JD(U), topsources indicate BJP’s Maha-rashtra partner, the Shiv Sena,has also put tough conditionsfor continuing its support inthe 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Apparently, Shiv Sena chiefUddhav Thackeray, who yes-terday again “signaled” hisintention of flying solo in 2019,wants complete clarity fromBJP chief Amit Shah beforemaking any commitments

Alongside, he also wants theBJP to mend bridges with NChandrababu Naidu-led TDPand convince Naveen Patnaik-led BJD to join the NDA.

Sources say Prime MinisterNarendra Modi may make a“surprise visit” toThackaray’s Matoshree homenext time he visits Mumbai tofurther mollify Sena.

Meanwhile, the RLSP,which declined to join theNDA dinner in Patna today,has been sulking over itsdiminished stature in theNDA. RLSP leaders say theyare upset with Shah who hasbeen knocking at the doors ofthe Sena and the Akali Dal tokeep them by his side but hasso far not tried to make anysuch effort with the RLSP.

BJP’s troubles growas allies talk tough

NewDelhi, June 8Excess exposure to illumina-tion in the polling statesresulted in malfunctioning ofVVPAT (voter-verifiable paperaudit trail) machines for whichcomplaints were registeredduring Lok Sabha bypoll inKairana (UP) and Bhandara-Gondiya (Maharashtra).

This was revealed in a pre-liminary report submitted byspecial teams constituted bythe Election Commission tolook into the matter.

In a press statement on Fri-day, the poll panel said: “Thepreliminary fact-findingreports submitted to theCommission have indicatedthat there were two majortechnical reasons for the mal-functioning — failure of con-trast sensor and length sen-sor… These errors are mainlycaused by excessive expo-sure to illumination in thepolling stations.”

The poll panel asserted thatit had asked the manufactur-ers and the Commission’stechnical expert committee tosuggest “additional designimprovements as well as“suggestions on any layoutchanges in the polling sta-

tions to prevent any excessiveexposure to illumination infuture”. “Manufacturershave also been asked to do adetailed technical analysisonce the VVPATs are freefrom election petition (asthese cannot be currentlyaccessed in strong rooms till45 days election petition peri-od is over),” it said. — TNS

Excess light to blame forVVPAT snags: EC panel

PROBE COBRAPOSTSTING: EDITORS’ BODY All India Newspaper EditorsConference has asked theElection Commission (EC) toinquire the matter related toweb portal Cobrapost’s stingin which some media hous-es allegedly showed willing-ness “to influence electoraloutcome for a price”. PTI

Shah’s offer to SenaBJP chief Amit Shah isbelieved to have offered50:50 seat-sharing formu-la to Shiv Sena chiefUddhav Thackeray for the Lok Sabha polls


Lucknow, June 8The police have detainedAbhishek Gupta (23), whohad complained to GovernorRam Naik that a senior IASofficer in the Chief Minister’ssecretariat was demandingRs 25 lakh from him for get-ting his work done.

Lucknow SSP DeepakKumar confirmed that an FIRwas lodged against Abhishekon Thursday night on thebasis of a June 7 letter by BJPfunctionary Bharat Dikshit. Ithas been alleged that Guptawas using the name of a BJPgeneral secretary and otheroffice-bearers to put pressureon government officials to gethis work done.

The FIR was lodged underSections 419 (cheating byimpersonation), 420 (cheat-ing and dishonestly induc-ing delivery of property and500 (punishment for defama-

tion) of the IPC. The policepicked up Abhishek from hisresidence at Indira Nagar,Lucknow, to record his state-ment in the morning. A letterwritten by Governor RamNaik to CM Yogi about Gup-ta’s complaint levelling cor-ruption charges againstCM’s Principal Secretary SP

Goyal had appeared in thesocial media on April 30.

Abhishek had complainedthat an Essar Oil Limitedpetrol pump had been sanc-tioned to him at Raiso villageof Hardoi. As the width of themain road along which thepetrol pump was to come upwas less than the stipulated

norms, he approached thePrincipal Secretary, SC Goy-al, for additional land.

Gupta alleged that thePrincipal Secretary haddemanded Rs 25 lakh forfacilitating the matter. TheGovernor’s letter surfacedin the social media 38 daysafter it was written. During

the day, CM Yogi Adityanathhad sought a report in thematter from Chief SecretaryRajive Kumar.

What is raising eyebrows isthe fact that while no actionhas been taken on the Gover-nor’s letter written on April30, the Lucknow policeswung into action andpicked up Abhishek withinhours of Dikshit’s letter. TheChief Secretary has sum-moned Hardoi district magis-trate and SDM Sandila forquestioning about Gupta’scomplaint to the Governor.

The defeat of the ruling par-ty in Kairana and Noorpurhas made CM Yogi sit up andtake cognisance of corruptioncharges against his govern-ment and bureaucracy. OnThursday, the CM suspendedthe district magistrates ofFatehpur and Gonda foralleged irregularities inwheat purchase and distribu-tion of foodgrain.

UP cops detain whistleblowerwho accused Yogi aide of graftBooked for cheating, impersonation I No action on corruption complaint yet

Bengaluru, June 8With his government facingbirth pangs of coalition poli-tics, Karnataka Chief Minis-ter HD Kumaraswamy todaystepped in to check the dis-quiet among newly electedCongress lawmakers whowere left out during the Cabi-net expansion, but theyremained defiant.

Kumaraswamy retainedthe key Finance department,as also Energy with himwhile giving Home to hisdeputy G Parameshwara ofthe Congress. Some of thedisgruntled Cong MLAs wereministers in the previousgovernment.

As the dissidents continuedtheir activities, the ChiefMinister and several stateCongress leaders met the dis-gruntled lawmakers, whoappeared in no mood torelent, at least not for now,after which Kumaraswamyasked the Congress high-

command to act immediatelyand resolve the situation.

With the ruling coalition inferment, Union Minister forParliamentary AffairsAnanth Kumar called theJD(S)- Congress government“directionless and tempo-

rary”. “Even though the peo-ple gave the highest numberof seats to the BJP in the elec-tions, JD(S) and Congressmade a backdoor entry topower. This (government) isonly temporary,” he told apress conference. “The work-

ers are not happy with thecoalition of the twopartieswhich were at loggerheadsbefore the elections. There-fore, the coalition will beshort-lived,” Kumar said.

Making a desperate bid toset his house in order,Kumaraswamy met MBPatil, who has emerged asthe leader of the dissidentMLAs, and later told journal-ists that despite the matternot being directly related tohim, he had gone to pacifythe legislators as the leaderof the JD(S)-Congress coali-tion to ensure the stability ofthe government.

According to Congresssources, Patil will be travel-ling to the national capitalto discuss the develop-ments with the party high-command. Meanwhile,Satish Jarkiholi, an AICCsecretary, said he is contem-plating resigning from theparty post. — PTI

HDK fails to pacify Cong MLAs

Uproar in Kerala Cong over RS seat ‘surrender’Thiruvananthapuram, June 8The Congress party was inturmoil in Kerala on Fridayeven as estranged ally KMMani returned to the UDFfold after being given a RajyaSabha seat the Congresscould have easily won.

Veteran Congress leaderand former Rajya SabhaDeputy Chairperson PJKurien blamed former ChiefMinister Oommen Chandy

for the surrender of the RajyaSabha seat, a decision whichalso sparked street protestsby young Congress activistsin the state. Kurien told themedia in Delhi that he had nogrudge against Mani.

“This is the brain work ofChandy who has always hadan agenda. At times he comesout with plans to sidelinesome leaders and at times hecomes out with plans to proj-

ect some others. I was a vic-tim in 2012 also whenChandy opposed my nomina-tion but I got elected,” saidKurien. “This seat, whichshould have rightfully goneto the Congress, was handedon a platter to Mani.”

Congress student andyouth wings held protestsat a few places in the stateto denounce the loss of theRajya Sabha seat. But none

of them criticized thereturn of Mani to the Con-gress-led UDF.

Mani, who in 2016 walkedout of the United Democrat-ic Front (UDF) ending over afour decade long association,was all smiles on Friday.Mani said his party haddecided to rejoin the UDFand thanked the Congressfor giving his party the RajyaSabha seat. — IANS

Allots portfolios even as disgruntled leaders adamant on berths

Karnataka Chief Minsiter HD Kumaraswamy with Congressleader DK Shivakumar at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru. PTI FILE

NewDelhi, June 8Reacting to Pune police’sclaim of stumbling upon a“Maoist plot to assassinatePrime Minister NarendraModi”, the Opposition Con-gress today advocated inves-tigation, bereft of politics, inthe matter.

The CPM said securityagencies tasked with the pro-tection of political leaderswould do their job. “How dowe know,” CPM general sec-retary Sitaram Yechury saidwhen asked to comment onthe assassination plot.

“There are courts in thecountry and the courts willsee. Security agencies arethere to guard political lead-ers. They will do their job,”Yechury said. The Congress,meanwhile, also flagged lackof consensus within theUnion Cabinet on the Bhima-Koregaon matter.

“Terrorism, Naxalism andextremism are unacceptable.No one knows it better thanthe Congress, which sacri-ficed Mahatama Gandhi,Indira Gandhi and RajivGandhi, besides BeantSingh, VC Shuklaji and NandKumar Patel among others. Afair investigation, bereft ofpolitics, is the need of thehour,” Congress media headRandeep Surjewala said. Healso called as “doublespeak”the remarks by Union Minis-ter Ramdas Athawale callingthe arrest of Dalit activists asinjustice and that theseactivists had no relation toMaoists. — TNS

Cong for ‘fairprobe’ intothreat to PM

from page 1Chamberlain, who believedappeasing Hitler wouldhelp. Tewari daredMukherjee to answer whatwas so evil about the RSSwhen it was banned underhim as a minister in 1975and 1992 and what’s sogood about it now.

“May I ask you a questionthat you still have notanswered that is botheringmillions of secularists andpluralists. Why did youchoose to go to the RSSheadquarters and deliverhomilies on nationalism?Your generation cautionedmine in training camp aftertraining camp through ’80sand ’90s about the intentand designs of RSS. Youwere a part of the govern-ment that banned RSS in1975 and again in 1992.Don’t you think you should

tell us what was evil aboutRSS then that has becomevirtuous now? (sic)” Tewariasked Mukherjee in a tweet.

The Congress leader alsosaid “either what we weretold then was wrong, oryour lending respectabilityif not legitimacy to RSS bythe act of association is notkosher, given your staturein public life”.

His remarks came simul-taneously to Congress vet-erans P Chidambaram,Anand Sharma andAbhishek Singhvi applaud-ing Mukherjee for educat-ing the RSS on tolerance.

“We hope the RSS willabsorb Pranab Da’s mes-sage,” senior Congressspokesman Anand Sharmasaid. Chidambaram noted,“Happy that Mr PranabMukherjee told the RSSwhat is right about Con-

gress’ ideology. It was hisway of saying what is wrongabout RSS’ ideology.”

Overall, the Congresswanted to move on from theissue, convinced that it hadprevented the RSS fromtaking mileage. “We don’tthink the RSS and BJPmade any gains from thevisit after what we said ofPranab Mukherjee’sspeech and how we inter-preted it,” was the domi-nant view in Congress,though privately everyleader sounded anguishedover Mukherjee’s praise ofRSS founder KB Hedgewar.The party decided to termthis praise as Mukherjee’s“personal view”.

Congress media headRandeep Surjewalatermed the praise as“niceties Mr Mukherjeeextended to hosts”.

from page 1RS Pura area, also said theBJP-led NDA governmentwants “good relations” withall neighbouring countries,but Pakistan would have totake an initiative for restora-tion of peace. “It (Pakistan)will have to stop abetting ter-rorism on its soil,” he said.

To a query on whether theborder situation will show anysign of improvement, Rajnathsaid, “I can’t say anything butwhatever steps are required tobe taken will be taken to ensurethe safety of border people.”

He said the Ramzan cease-fire was announced in Kash-mir so that the Muslim com-

munity did not face problemsduring the holy month. “Asecurity review meeting willbe held and an appropriatedecision with regard to exten-sion of the ceasefire would betaken thereafter,” he said.

Asked about the ration andAadhaar cards accessed bythe Rohingya, the UnionHome Minister said all thestates have been issued anadvisory that no identificationdocuments should be issuedto the Rohingya so that theydon’t claim citizenship. “TheRohingya have come fromBurma (Myanmar). Theyshould and will have to returnto their place.”

from page 1at GADVASU, said theOmega 3-rich eggs producedby the university were not forsale yet. “Whether we will besigning an MoU with a com-pany for the production of

these eggs or will transfer thetechnology is still undecid-ed.” Experts said cholesterol-free eggs, high vitamin-Eeggs, harmone-free eggs andantibiotic-free eggs could beproduced likewise.

Tewari stings Pranab: Your govtbanned RSStwice, all good now?

Rajnath backs forces

‘Designer eggs’ for healthy heart

NewDelhi, June 8Experts, including formerChief Election Commission-er SY Quraishi, on Fridaybatted for expeditious elec-toral reforms, including pollfunding and use of VVPAT(voter-verified paper audittrail) machines.

At a conclave on “Electionsin India: EVMs, electionfunding and the ElectionCommission”, they saidreforms so far had been stac-cato and fragmented. Theyblamed parties for thwartingfast-paced reforms. Quraishi,who chaired the discussions,opposed the idea of statefunding of political parties.

“Reforms should seek toput the arc light on blackmoney. State funding ofpolitical parties will hinderthat,” he said.

He was in tune with otherspeakers who were miffed ata law legislated by Parlia-ment recently removing ceil-ing on funding by corporatehouses to political parties forelections through electoralbonds. The law provides fornot revealing the identities ofdonors and donees. — TNS

Forget ballot,improve EVMs,say experts

HE'S ‘UNDER STRESS’ The police have claimedAbhishek was under pressureand had given a written clarifi-cation in this regard. “He toldus he had taken a loan of ~1crore for opening a petrolpump and had to pay ~1 lakhinstalment monthly,” SSPDeepak Kumar said. “He saidhis mental condition is notstrong and had wrongly takenthe name of BJP leaders... hehas been handed over to hisgrandfather,” the SSP said. PTI

Complainant Abhishek’s familymembers outside CM Yogi'shouse in Lucknow on Friday. PTI

Former CECs SY Quraishi and Dr Nasim Zaidi at a conclavein New Delhi. PHOTO: MR BHUI

NATURE’S FURY: A road blocked by an uprooted tree after heavy storm in Bhopal on Friday. PTI

STORM, LIGHTNING LEAVE 30 DEAD IN UPLucknow: Heavy pre-mon-soonal rains lashed manyparts of Uttar Pradesh onFriday, bringing relief fromscorching heat but alsoleaving 30 persons deadin storm and lightning-related accidents, offi-cials said on Friday.

While 11 persons werekilled and 16 injured inAmethi and Rae Bareli,five died in Sultanpur andtwo each in Sitapur andBahraich in central UttarPradesh. Ten persons diedin Poorvanchal in easternUP, an official said.

Two persons died due toextreme heat wave inMahoba district of Bun-delkhand. By evening, theheat returned to mostparts of the state, withthe mercury touching ahigh of 42 degrees Cel-sius in Banda. IANS

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15.6.2018 11.00 a.m.

27.6.2018 11.00 a.m.

2 Technical Bid opening _______ 27.6.2018 11.01 a.m.

3 Financial Bid opening _______ 27.6.2018 12.00 Noon

Sd/- Executive Engineer,HSAMB, Pipli (KKR).

SHORT TERM TENDER NOTICE

DEVELOPMENT & PANCHAYAT DEPARTMENT

PANCHAYATI RAJ PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION, HISAR

The Governor of Haryana is inviting the bids from eligible bidders through online bids in the websitehttps://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in for the works details in the table.

1. Start of tender download : 07.06.2018 from 9.00 a.m.2. End of submission online : 13.06.2018 up to 3.00 p.m.3. Opening of tenders : 13.06.2018 from 04.00 p.m. onwards.Conditions:1) Bidders are advised in ensure that they meet/fulfil all the criteria laid in the tender document before

submitting the bid.2) Bidders are free to visit any or all above mentioned sites and get familiar with the site conditions before

quoting the rates.3) The necessary arrangement will be checked in advance on dt. 18.06.2018 at 03:00 p.m. and the

arrangement should be completed in all respect as directed by concerned.4) After finalization of the bids a general work order will be issued in favour of successful bidder. The bidder

shall be responsible for all injuries and accidents to person employed by him. The workman shall beensured against personal accidents arising out of and during the course of their duties. In the event ofInjury, Illness are mis-happening to any worker Development and Panchayats Department will not beliable to pay any compensation. The insurance cover shall include the liability under the workman’scompensation act.

5) The bidder shall be responsible for his employee welfare statutory requirement as per Rules andpreferable be ensured against risk. Any stoppage of essential work, the contract stands cancelled andsecurity will be forfeited. The Govt. shall also charge 18% per annum interest on such payment madeby the Govt.

6) No request for advance payment will be entertained and offer with such conditions will not be considered.7) The payment shall be made by the Government shall be after deduction of tax at source. Wherever

applicable as per provision of Income Tax Act 1961.8) Total turnover of the bidder in last 3 years should not be less than 5 Lacs and have three year

experience of similar nature of work.9) The working hours of labour will be as per time schedule of approved programme or as demanded by

Engineer-in-Charge.10) The provision of dustbin/cleanliness will be made by the agency/bidder at his own cost and as per

requirement of the location.11) 2% Earnest Money will be deposited at the time of tender filling through challan one day advance.12) Before serving the refreshment inspection shall be carried out by appropriate authority on behalf of

Administration. If found unsatisfactory then penalty @ rate of penal rate (twice the quoted rate) will becharged and criminal action may also be initiated against the party.

13) Quality of items must be ensured by agency and that items will be sampled/checked by the competentauthority. In case any adulteration is found, the agency will be criminally responsible for same.

14) E-service charges will be paid extra.15) The bidders should quoted the rates including all taxes like GST, Income Tax etc.16) The bidders should have trade licence, GST Regd. No. PAN No. & Firm Registration No.17) The quantity can be increased or decreased.

For and on behalf of Governor of HaryanaSd/- (Dharamvir Singh Dahiya),Executive Engineer,Panchayati Raj, Hisar.Ph. No.: 01662-234172.PRDH/66770

Sr.No.

Nameof

Block

Name ofvillage

Nature of work Approx.value ofworks

(in lacs)

Bidders TimeLimit

Cost ofdocu-ment

Date andtime for bidpreparation

to hassubmission

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91. HQ

HisarHisar Providing and fixing of tent for

4th Yoga Day on dated21.06.2018 at New Anaj Mandi,Sirsa Road, Hisar.Note: Water camper will beprovided: 50 Nos. on dated19.06.2018. 20 Nos. on dated20.06.2018 & 80 Nos. on dated21.06.2018.

146000/- 2920/- 1day 500/- Detail givenbelow:-

2, HQHisar

Hisar Providing of Multicolor T-Shirtwith Yoga day logo for 4th YogaDay at New Anaj Mandi, SirsaRoad, Hisar.Note: T-Shirt Cotton with multicoloured logo of Yoga Day sizeM.L. XL and will be provided at3.00 p.m. on dated 18.06.2018

99000/- 1980/- 1day 500/- -do-

3. HQHisar

Hisar Providing refreshment for 4thYoga Day held on dated21.06.2018 at New Anaj Mandi,Sirsa Road, Hisar.Note:-1. 1000 Biscuit packets and

Milk/Fruit Juice packet will beprovided on dated19.06.2018.

2. 200 Biscuit packets andMilk/Fruit Juice packet will beprovided on dated20.06.2018.

3. 1000 Biscuit packets andMilk/Fruit Juice packet will beprovided on dated21.06.2018.

82000/- 1640/- 1day 500/- -do-

4. HQHisar

Hisar Regarding Publicity/advertisement of 4th Yoga Dayheld on dated 21.06.2018 at NewAnaj Mandi, Sirsa Road, Hisar.

99000/- 1980/- 1day 500/- -do-

Endst No. 806-09 dated 6.6.18

EMERGENT PRESS NOTE

PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, HARYANA

PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING DIVISION NO. 3, JHAJJAR

No. 4238 Dated: 06.06.2018Online bids are hereby invited on behalf of Governor of Haryana for the works mentioned below from firms of repute, Contractors

having a valid certificate of enlistment issued by a competent officer of Haryana Public Health Engineering Deptt. (Eligibility criteria asper Head Office Guidelines issued vide No. 1591-1604-PHE/Plg. Dated 14/02/2011) at least up to DNIT Cost duly renewed up to dateon which tenders are to be opened:-

e-Tenders are invited for the works mentioned below in Two Bids System i.e. Technical Bid and Financial Bid:-Badsa AIIMS:- Est for prov. W/S facility for NCI, Badsa at Jhajjar (Const. of canal based W/W lifting station by pumping, Tehsil &District Jhajjar,“Construction of extended boundary wall for 6 Acres instead of 4 Acres area provided by AIIMS Authority, earth filling at WaterWorks and all other works contingent thereto” App. Cost Rs. 26.20 Lacs

1. The Bidders can download the tender documents from the Portal: https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in.2. The Bidders shall have to pay for the Tender documents, EMD Fees & eService Fee of Rs. 1000/- online by using the service of

secure electronic payment gateway. The secure electronic payments gateway is an online interface between contractors and onlinepayment authorization networks.

3. The Payment for Tender Document Fee and eService Fee can be made by eligible bidders/contractors online directly through DebitCards & Internet Banking Accounts. The Payment for EMD can be made online directly through RTGS/NEFT and the bidder wouldremit the funds at least T + 1 day (Transaction + One working day) in advance to the last day and make the payment via RTGS/NEFTto the beneficiary account number as mentioned in the challan.

4. The Bidders can submit their tender documents (Online) as per the dates mentioned in the key dates:-Key Dates

Important Note:1) The bidders have to complete ‘Bid Preparation & Submission’ stage on scheduled time as mentioned above. If any bidder failed to

complete his/her aforesaid stage in the stipulated online time schedule for this stage, his/her bid status will be considered as ‘bidnot submitted’.

2) Bidder must confirm & check his/her bid status after completion of his/her all activities for e-bidding.3) Bidder can rework on his/her bids even after completion of Bid Preparation & submission stage (Bidder Stage) subject to the condition

that the rework must take place during the stipulated time frame of the Bidder Stage.Note:- For any other queries please contact the Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering Division No. 3, JHAJJAR – Contact No.

01251-252350.For and on behalf of Governor of Haryana

Sd/- EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, PHED NO. 3, JHAJJAR.PRDH/66750

Sr.No.

Name of Group/Item/E-Tender No.

Approx. value(in Rs. lacs)

EMDAmount

Tender Document &eService Fees

Start Date & Time of BidPreparation & Submission

Expiry Date & Time of BidPreparation & Submission

1 86518 26.20 52400 2500/- + 1000/- = 3500/- 07/06/18 09.01 hrs. 13/06/18 17.00 hrs.

Sr. No. Department Stage Bidder’s Stage Start date and time Expiry date and time1 - Tender Document Download and Bid

Preparation & Sumission07/06/18 09.01 hrs. 13/06/18 17.00 hrs.

2 Technical Opening - 13/06/18 17.01 hrs. 15/06/18 17.00 hrs.

3 Shortlisting of Technical bids &Opening of Financial Bid

13/06/18 17.01 hrs. 15/06/18 17.00 hrs.

URBAN LOCAL BODIES DEPARTMENT, HARYANA

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION YAMUNANAGAR-JAGADHRI

TENDER/COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION NOTICE

Municipal Corporation Yamunanagar-Jagadhri hereby invites online bids on its website: https://mcynr.haryanaeprocurement.gov.in from the Eligible Contractors/Firms enlisted on the approvedlist of Haryana State PWD, CPWD, HUDA, HSAMB, Municipalities etc. having expertise and experience in completion of the similar works in Single Stage Two Cover System i.e. Request forPre-Qualification/Technical Bid (online Bid under PQQ/Technical Envelope) and Request for Financial Bid (Comprising of Price Bid Proposal under online available Commercial Envelope):-

Sr.No.

Description of work/Items Est.Cost ofwork in

Rs.

TenderDocu-ment

Fee &eServiceFee (Rs.)

EMDfor L/CSoci-etiesLtd.

EMD forCont-ractor/Firms(Rs.)

Timelimit for

com-pletionof work

Start Date & Time of BidPreparation & Submisson

Expiry Date & Timeof EMD Submission

For Contractor and L&C Societies. Both07.06.2018, 15.06.2018

1 Providing and fixing of 9 Mtr. (1 No.) Mini High Mast light and 50 Nos. NewLED streetlight points and laying of streetlight line in village Daulatpur, WardNo. 12, Yamunanagar

Rs. 4.48Lacs

1000 +1000 = 2000/-

4479 8958 3Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

2 Providing and fixing of 37 Nos New streetlight points alongwith laying ofstreetlight line in Honiyaan gali, Sethani gali, Roshan Shah gali, Raiwali gali,Badh Wali gali, Veer Ji Wali gali, Dr Dayalpuri Wali gali, Ward No. 3, Jagadhri

Rs. 1.73Lacs

500 + 1000 = 1500

1730 3460 2Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

3 Providing and fixing of 32 Nos New streetlight points alongwith laying ofstreetlight line in Kail Dairy Complex, Jagadhri

Rs. 1.70Lacs

500 + 1000 = 1500

1708 3416 2Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

4 Providing and fixing of 55 Nos. LED Streetlight points on Jagadhri SaharanpurRoad from Samta Dharam Kanata to Darwa Dairy Complex turn.

Rs. 4.96Lacs

1000+ 1000 = 2000

4958 9916 3Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

5 Providing and fixing of 9 Mtr. (2 Nos.) Mini High Mast lights at Kuldeep Nagarand Chandpur Ward No. 15, ITI Yamunanagar

Rs. 2.00Lacs

500 + 1000 = 1500

2006 4012 2Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

6 Providing and fixing of 90 Nos. New New Streetlight points alongwith laying ofstreetlight line at various location in Ward No. 18, Yamunanagar.

6.65lacs

1000+ 1000 = 2000

6652 13304 3Months

07.06.2018 at 10.00 am

15.06.2018 up to 6.00 pm

PRDH/66772 Sd/- Municipal Engineer (Elect.), Municipal Corporation, Yamunanagar-Jagadhri.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, AMBALA (CITY ZONE)

Notice Inviting Online Tenders

NIT No. MCA/ME/2018/996 Dated: 07.06.2018Any resident of MCA who has stake in any of these works and wishes to be a member of the Citizen Supervisory

Committee to be set up by the MCA for supervision of the execution of works on the ground, may submit their willingnessgiving name, address, academic qualification and professional experience. On behalf of Municipal Corporation, Ambalaonline E-tenders on https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in are hereby invited from the eligible contractors/firms/Reg.Societies enlisted on the approved list of PWD (B&R) (PH), HUDA, HHSAMB, CPWD, Municipalities for the works asmentioned below:-

Note: All the terms and conditions along with detail of 48 No. works can be seen on the website portalhttps://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in

Sd/- Executive Engineer,For Commissioner,

Municipal Corporation, Ambala.

Sr.No.

No. of Total works Document Download andBid Submission

Tender OpeningDate at 11:00

a.m.Start Date at9:00 a.m.

Close Dateat 4:00 p.m.

1. Total 48 No. of development works to be executed in the jurisdiction,of Municipal Corporation, Ambala (City Zone).

08.06.18 14.06.18 14.06.18

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I.T. BHAWAN, MEHALI, SHIMLAPhone No. 0177-2628914

Website: www.himachaldit.gov.inEmail id: [email protected]

��The Department of Information Technology, Himachal Pradesh intendsto hire two or more vehicles (including driver) for office use for one yearin the first instance:-Accordingly, sealed Tenders are hereby invited for hiring of vehicles(Taxi) for office use. The detailed tender document can be downloadedfrom website: www.himachaldit.gov.in or can be collected from theoffice of the undersigned on any working day from 11th June, 2018 to25th June, 2018 up to 4:00 PM. The last date for submission of filledtender document in the office of the undersigned is 26th June, 2018 upto 1:00PM. The tender will be opened on 26th June, 2018 at 3:00 PM.The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all the tender offerswithout assigning any reason.

Director (IT)-cum-Member Secretary (EC),Society for Promotion of IT & E-Governance,Himachal Pradesh, Shimla-13.DPR/HP/163

IRRIGATION & WATER RESOURCES

DEPARTMENT HARYANA

EMERGENT SHORT TERM NOTICE INVITING E-TENDER

Note:- Corrigendum, if any, will be uploaded only ondepartmental website and will not be published inthe newspaper.

Further details, visit website http://etenders.hry.nic.in

Sr.No.

Description Last date ofreceipt ofSealed E-

Tender online

EstimatedCost (InLacs)

1. Demarcation of Joint PanchayatLand of 3 No. villages i.e. RampurHeriyan, Rampur Kamboyan andChallaur approx 350 Acres andfixing of concrete pillars.

13.06.2018up to

05:00 p.m.

2.33

PRDH/66762

HARYANA LAND RECLAMATION & DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATION LTD; PANCHKULA

(Regd. Office:- Bay No. 1-2, Sector 4, Panchkula)NOTICE INVITING RATES NO. HLRDC/TA/DG Set N.Garh/2018

Short term e-tender notice for supply, installation, testing andcommissioning of single phase silent automatic diesel generator set of15 KVA with compulsory buy back of old Kirloskar make DG Set of 15KVA with acoustic enclosure and other accessories at HLRDC, IOCLPetrol Pump, Old Chandigarh Dehradoon Road, Naraingarh 134203,District Ambala. The document containing details requirement is availableon the website of e-tender https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in. Theinterested parties may download the document and must remit thefunds online on or before 13.06.2018 (1700 hrs.) The offer will bereceived online up to 12:00 hrs on 15.06.2018. Technical bid will beopened at 1500 hrs. and Financial bid at 1630 Hrs. on 15.06.2018at HLRDC, Head Office, Bays 1-2, Sector 4, Panchkula.

Sd/- SENIOR ACCOUNTS OFFICER,For Managing Director.PRDH-66753

Shaheed Hasan Khan Govt. Medical College, Nuh

O/o Director, SHKM Govt. Medical College,

Nalhar, Nuh-122107

Telephone No. & Fax No. 01267-282007. Email: shkmgmcrecruitment @gmail.com SHKM/Rectt./2018/05-C1

CORRIGENDUM

This is for the information of all the concerned that the No. of post of Staff Nursesmentioned in the advertisement No. SHKM/Rectt/2018/05 may be read as III(GEN-41, SC-22, BCA-17, BCB-12, ESM (SC)-02, ESM (BCA)-02, ESM(BCB)-03, ESM (GEN)-08; OSP (SC)-01, OSP (BCA-01, OSP (BCB)-01, OSP(GEN)-01) in place of III, (SC-22, BCA-17, BCB-12, ESM (SC)-02, .ESM (BCA)-02,ESM (BCB)-03,ESM (GEN)-08, OSP (SC)-01, OSP (BCA)-01, OSP (BCB)-01, OSP (GEN)-01 .

PRDH/66790Sd/- Director, SHKM Govt. Medical College, Nalhar, Nuh.

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, JIND

Corrigendum

Municipal Council, Jind has invited bids of three works bearing Event No. 83944, 83943 & 83951.The last date of bid submission of these works was fixed for 08.06.2018 by 3:00 PM. After goingthrough the queries raised by some agencies, the following conditions prescribed in the ITB are herebyamended as under:-1. In INSTRUCTION TO BIDDER (ITB), the condition given at Sr. No. 1.10 is hereby omitted.2. In INSTRUCTION TO BIDDER (ITB), the condition given at Sr. No. 8.4 may be read as under:-

Credit Limit (as per Schedule-2)Credit limit (fund based and non-fund based) available with the bidder shall not be less than90% of respective bid amount.

3. The bid submission date is hereby extended till 12.06.2018 by 3:00 PM.4. The opening of Technical Bid may be read as 12.06.2018 at 3:30 PM.5. For further details visit on https://mcjind.haryanaeprocurement.gov.in

Sd/- Municipal Engineer-I Sd/- Municipal Engineer-IIMunicipal Council, Jind. Municipal Council, Jind.PRDH/66780

Corrigendum No. - 5 to E-Tender Enquiry No. 07/CWK-11/2018-19 Dated: 13.04.2018

��Shakti Bhawan, Panchkula. CIN: U40101HR1997SGC033683

The last date of online bid submission is extended up to 12.06.2018.Detail NIT and tender document is available at website:https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in , https://www.hvpn.gov.in

Sd/- Civil Works Divn., Karnal. For CE/TS, HVPNL, Panchkula.PRDH/66787

Corrigendum No.-5 to E-Tender Enquiry No. 06/CWK-11/2018-19 Dated: 13.04.2018

��Shakti Bhawan, Panchkula. CIN: U40101HR1997SGC033683

The last date of online bid submission is extended up to 12.06.2018.Detail NIT and tender document is available at website:https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in , https://www.hvpn.gov.in

Sd/- Xen, Civil Works Divn., Karnal. For CE/TS, HVPNL, Panchkula.PRDH/66786

PUBLIC NOTICE

Conditions for tender Supply, Installation,Testing & Commissioning of Outdoor IP CCTCSurveillance under Municipal Corporation,Panchkula on Turnkey Basis has been amended.Amended Conditions can be checked on portalhttp://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in PRDH/66757

HARYANA LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT BOARD

TENDER NOTICE

Online tenders are invited from the tenderers against TenderNo.: HLDB/LN2 CONTAINERS 20-22 LTRS./2018-19/18 andTender No.: HLDB/LN2 CONTAINERS 45-50 LTRS./2018-19/19 alldated 07.06.2018 for the purchase of above items. For detailedinformation and tender documents, please visit the website athttp://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in PRDH/66771

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THE TRIBUNE10 CHANDIGARH | SATURDAY | 9 JUNE 2018OPINION

Roopinder Singh

WHY would Baba KharakSingh be honoured? Hewas the man who repre-sented the “politics of giv-

ing” and now is the time when “politicsof taking” dominates. He had noredeeming feature in the form of a fam-ily that followed him into politics. Thequalities that made Gandhi praise him,Nehru admire him and the British colo-nial administration treat him with waryrespect in pre-Independent India werejust the combination that made othersuncomfortable in independent India,especially after the first decade or so,when there was a generational change.

Even as we are familiar with theprocess of appropriation of icons of thefreedom struggle by various vestedinterests for political gains, BabaKharak Singh was allowed to become afootnote in the struggle of Indepen-dence. Indeed, the feeble attempt bythe SGPC to honour its second presi-dent on his 150 birth anniversary tookplace a day later, that too once this lapsehad been highlighted in the columns ofthis paper. The Congress, as ever fixat-ed on the family, was not expected to doanything, and it did not.

It obviously did not matter much thatPrime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru hadsaid: “In the days of our struggle forfreedom, he was a pillar of strength andno threat of coercion could bend his ironwill. By his example, he inspired innu-merable persons.”

Yet, this very iron will made him aliability after Independence. The jour-ney of this tall political leader, oftencalled “The Uncrowned King of theSikhs”, is interesting and illuminat-ing. He represents a fine example of acommitted Sikh and an idealisticpolitical leader. One of the first gradu-ates (1899) of Punjab University,Lahore, he had a comfortable lifestyle,as behove a member of a family inwhich the father and elder brotherheld the titles of Rai Bahadur. Hisinvolvement in the freedom struggleled to many trials and tribulations, buthe never faltered in his convictions.

The “iron will” Nehru paid a tributeto was visible in during his five and ahalf years of incarceratation as a polit-ical prisoner in the notorious DeraBaba Ghazi Khan Jail. It was here thathe led the morcha against the jailerswho had ordered political prisoners to

remove their Gandhi topi and in thecase of the Sikhs, black turbans. Thesewere worn as a symbol of protestagainst the Nankana Sahib tragedy,during which the British authoritieshad supported Mahant Narayan Dassagainst the Akali jathas. Firing by themahant and his men on February 20,1921, had resulted in the death of overa hundred Sikh protesters.

Baba Kharak Singh and other pris-oners violated the ban during aninspection, in January 1923, by theInspector General of Prisoners. The

jailers retorted by forcibly removingthe turban from Baba KharakSingh’s head. This precipitated mat-ters and all prisoners decided thatthey would not wear any clothes,except their undergarments.

Inducements, including permissiononly for Sikhs to wear turbans, threats,moving him to the “condemned cell”or the death row, all failed to moveBaba Kharak Singh. He was releasedin 1927 when the Punjab LegislativeCouncil unanimously passed a resolu-tion to that effect.

Baba Kharak Singh’s determinationhad left an impact even earlier. He waselected the first President of the Shi-romani Gurdwara Parbhandak Com-

mittee (SGPC) in 1921. In Novemberthat year, the Punjab Governmentordered the Deputy Commissioner,Amritsar, to keep the custody of thekeys of the toshakhana (treasury) ofthe Golden Temple. The SGPCprotested and an agitation, Chhabiyanda Morcha, was launched.

As Rana Jang Bahadur Singh, a for-mer Editor of The Tribune wrote: “Ulti-mately the proud ruling power had tobend before the iron will of the puis-sant Baba. The key was delivered tohim at a public function by a represen-

tative of British imperialism. And,metaphorically speaking, with that keyhe eventually opened the gates of thetemple of freedom. He became a gener-al of the army of liberators in the Pun-jab and his life became a saga of sus-tained, valiant struggle.”

On January 17, 1922, the keys of theGolden Temple were handed back toBaba Kharak Singh. He and thousandsof other political prisoners had beenreleased earlier. Mahatma Gandhi,then “dictator” of the Indian NationalCongress, sent this message: “Firstdecisive battle for India’s freedomwon. Congratulations.”

After Independence, Baba KharakSingh moved to Delhi. His grandson

was allocated a house in lieu of theproperty the family had lost in Pakistanand here he lived till the last, believingthat his work was done and refusing allpositions, political or otherwise.

He would look back at his journey inpublic life. In 1912, the All-India SikhConference was held in Sialkot, and hewas elected Chairman of the ReceptionCommittee. In December 1919, headdressed the annual session of theIndian National Congress in Amritsar.He was elected, in February 1922, Presi-dent of the Punjab Provincial Congressfollowing the imprisonment of Lala Laj-pat Rai. Mahatma Gandhi called it “anexcellent choice”. Then he led agita-tions, as we have already discussed.

He was also watching independentIndia become different from the ideal-istic notion he had constructed. OnJuly 10, 1949, he wrote: “It is a matterof genuine pride that India hasbecome free and I pray to the Provi-dence to bless my motherland withlasting prosperity and biding peace.

“But I regret to say that the lot of thecommon man has not much improvedas it should have under the nationalgovernment. Our PM (Nehru) is truly agreat man worthy of the position thathe holds, but I regret to observe thatmost of the things that he intends to dofor the country’s good and many a dec-laration of policy he makes are not ful-ly implemented by those who aredoing the day-to-day administration.

“Black marketing, corruption, job-bery (fraudulent official transactions)and several other vices are rampantboth in the administration as well asoutside. I am afraid that if drastic stepsare not taken immediately and if noth-ing substantial is done effectively tostem this vicious tide, our hard-wonfreedom will be of little use.”

Five decades after Independence, theman Khushwant Singh called “themost important Sikh character of theIndo-British history” is forgotten. Hisideals, clarity of vision, his iron will andsteadfast leadership at a very tryingtime make it imperative that we recog-nise the man and his ideals. In a vote-centric politics of today, such valueshold little traction; in shaping a nation-al conscience, they are invaluable.

PS: A few quotes have been repro-duced from an earlier article by theauthor published in The Tribune.

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When ideals governed politics

Sarvjit Singh

THE driver leaning over the steer-ing wheel like a seahorse withpupils dilated, the car sped into

Gurdaspur at dusk carrying me and aSenior Town Planner (STP), a compact,agile man of 56, mischief in his eyes.He happened to hail from this area.

Magnetised by the joy of passing hishometown, he must narrate, fondly,how his parrot that remains uncagedflies freely in the house does not lethis Alsatian dog rest on the master’sbed while he is away. I get a glimpse ofthe concept of body and soul; how onecan be living in the modern city ofChandigarh and an old street ofPathankot at the same time.

It is almost night by the time we

drive past the legendary New EgertonWoolen Mills with ‘lamb’ trademarkat Dhariwal. ‘A Britisher had set it upin 1880 seeing wool aplenty in thenearby meadows of Kashmir,’ heinformed, assuming the role of a localguide. After some time, the carentered the serene Raavi Sadan bythe largish backwaters of ShahpurKandi Dam. As we straightened overa stroll under the moon along the stillwaters, the liaison officer pointed to adistant well-lit house on a hillsidewith trees, across the waterbody: ‘Awhite man lives there. His father usedto be the manager of the mills. He wasborn here. The family moved to Eng-land in 1947. At 45, he came back forgood and built that house. His wifeand guests visit him some part of the

year; the rest of the time, he is happyfishing and reading.

‘Over there is the erstwhile caravanroute to the north-west. Date trees lin-ing the trek are a testimonial of thecamel-riding Pathans.’ As the cookcame out, we drifted towards the din-ing hall under the starry canopy.

After much-needed sleep, on ourway back the next morning, we wentover the meter-gauge track inPathankot and I asked how long thetrain took to Kangra. As if waiting forthis, the STP remarked: ‘Ample.They say one day the train stoppeden route. As passengers got downand walked the hilly tract to theengine, the driver informed themthat a cow had strayed onto the track.The train started moving again. After

20 minutes, it again stopped. Thehassled passengers walked up to thedriver once again and asked whathad happened. It is the same cowagain! he explained.’

In about two hours we were inHaryana, a hamlet north ofHoshiarpur and made a brief halt ata house above a row of shops. ‘Thisis claimed to be the birthplace ofSher Shah Suri, the soldier who roseto be the great ruler of India in 1538;started rupiya, built the GrandTrunk Road we have been strug-gling to maintain,’ he chuckled overa cup of tea.

As we sat in the car, St Augustine’slines came to my mind, ‘The world isa book and those who do not travelread but only one page’.

Uncompromising and idealistic, Baba Kharak Singh is ignored when we need to remember him

Thought for the Day

Great nation is a nation that respects the services of the hero. — Soekarno

Letters to the Editor, typed in double space, should not exceed the 200-word limit. These should be cogently written and can be sent by e-mail to: [email protected]

letters to the editorA lesson in tolerance Both the RSS and former PresidentPranab Mukherjee have done agreat service to democracy by show-ing us that even diabolically oppo-site views must not be rejected out-right (‘At RSS HQ, Pranab preachestolerance’; June 8). Healthy deliber-ations are the essence of a democra-cy. Stubbornly imposing our viewswithout listening to others is lack ofmaturity of thought. By invitingMukherjee to address its cadres, theRSS has succeeded in showing thatit is not intolerant, as is believed, toopposite views. The former Presi-dent, too, has exhibited maturity,but some Congressmen’s scepti-cism over the visit exhibited theirlack of self-belief.

HL SHARMA, AMRITSAR

In small numbersReference to ‘Our hyphenated iden-tities’ (June 8); our Constitution pro-vides protection to all types ofminorities. When the provisions ofthe Constitution are violated, who isto be blamed? The government, thelaw and order machinery or the localadministration? When public repre-

sentatives deliver speeches to targetminorities in any corner of the coun-try, the party should expel them; thehead of the state should divest themof their portfolio; and the head of thenation should recommend their dis-missal as guardians of the nation. Allparties have the single agenda of win-ning elections to stay in power.

DILBAR ALI MEERAK, TOHANA

Status quo ‘useful’‘Our hyphenated identities’ (June 8)rightly seeks that the identities of dif-ferent communities should be deter-mined by their socio-political statusrather than broader religious brand-ing. I would go a step further. The eco-nomic worth of a community can alsobe considered as an important factor.However, the mode of identifyingcommunities on religious groundshas suited every political party for thepast 70 years. Why would they thinkof bringing in any rational change?

BALVINDER, CHANDIGARH

Law blind tooThis refers to the news report‘20,000 RTI applications and 13

years later, man gets justice’ (June8). In this case, it seems law is notonly toothless, but also blind. Hatsoff to Iqbal Singh who gatheredcourage sitting in jail and sent20,000 applications under the RTIAct to collect necessary documentsto prove himself and his kin inno-cent. If this is the plight of a personwho followed his case sitting behindbars, one can deduce what happensto innocents or illiterate personswho have no knowledge or courageto pursue their case.

RAJ KUMAR KAPOOR, ROPAR

Not theirs to take Refer to ‘Mr Manpreet Badal give upyour subsidy’ (June 8); kudos to thewriter for surrendering her subsidy.Unfortunately, even after an applica-tion to the power corporation chair-man eight months ago, the bill hasnot been issued. Manpreet Badalshould have given up subsidy whenthe Punjab CM appealed to the rich topay for electricity. Subsidies aremeant for marginal and poor farmers,not for those living in big houses andown expensive cars.

AJAY BAGGA, HOSHIARPUR

Bad to worseThis refers to the editorial ‘Dis-tressed rural India’ (June 8); at thefag end of its tenure, the BJP gov-ernment has started thinking aboutthe farmer’s plight. The policeshootout in MP during farmers’protest is still alive in the minds ofpeople. Obviously, such a reconcilia-tion exercise is initiated with an eyeon the 2019 general election. Oureconomy largely depended uponagriculture. Unfortunately, the eco-nomic contribution of agriculture tothe GDP is declining. There is a con-tinuous rise in food prices, but theeconomic status of farmers has gonefrom bad to worse.

RAJESH SHARMA, JALANDHAR CANTT

Governor shows wayApropos ‘Chhattisgarh Governorrefuses hike; fine with lesser pay’(June 7), the Governor has taken anexemplary step by refusing thehike. By doing this, he has provedhimself to be a contented personwhen everybody in this world ishankering after monetary benefits.There may be many differencesbetween the ruling and the opposi-

tion parties at the Central or statelevel, but there is always consensuson any proposal on salary hike ofparliamentarians or legislatures.They should learn from BalramjiDas Tandon, so these funds can beutilised for development activities.RAJINDER KUMAR ARORA, KURUKSHETRA

Subsidy misuseThe article ‘Mr Manpreet Badal giveup your subsidy’ (June 8) is actuallythe voice of all farmers of Punjab.Rich farmers are taking advantageat the cost of marginal and poorfarmers. Chief Minister AmarinderSingh had appealed to the people ofPunjab to give up subsidy, but therewas no positive response. Only theChief Minister himself and SukhpalKhaira (AAP) had announced to giveup their subsidy, but even that hasnot come through. HARWINDER S LONGOWAL, KURUKSHETRA

Paddy irrigationA large number of farmers are will-ing to pay for tubewell power provid-ed it is done in a logical way andguarantees uninterrupted power

supply for eight hours a day. At pres-ent, farmers are only getting it forfour hours, that too with severalinterruptions and cuts. This limitedpower supply is in the area whichhas been classified as paddy growingand where canals are still dry owingto inefficiency of the irrigationdepartment. Many farmers have losttime for the plantation of paddynursery, and resultantly, all subse-quent operations will get delayed.

SURINDER AHUJA, FAZILKA

Remembering Kharak SinghReference to the news item ‘BabaKharak Singh forgotten, even on 150thanniv’ (June 6); nothing better can beexpected from the current crop ofpolitical and religious leaders, whoseonly objective is to acquire power andauthority for their selfish interests.Baba Kharak Singh belonged to a classof politico-religious leaders whose phi-losophy, principles and actions wereguided by selfless service and patriot-ism. There is nothing commonbetween the past and present leaders,who can even wipe out personalitieslike him from history.

SARJIT SINGH GILL, LUDHIANA

The Gurdaspur travelogue

THE TRIBUNEestablished in 1881

Citizen Mukherjee in NagpurIf speeches could change hearts…

FORMER President Pranab Mukherjee has been a difficultpolitical personality to gauge. If the marked absence of aninsider’s revelation in his many books is an indication, his real

motive behind the visit to the RSS headquarters in Nagpur onThursday may never be revealed. That Pranab Da was a cut abovethe callow crowd that thronged Congress offices was establishedwhen Indira Gandhi handpicked him for her Council of Ministers.Pranab Da, though, remained a backroom operator; his first success-ful encounter with electoral politics was when he was a ripe 69.

But as a man in the bullring of New Delhi’s politics for well overfour decades, he would have factored in the net effect of his Nagpursojourn on the Congress’s battle plans for the 2019 Lok Sabha elec-tions against an enemy Pranab Da has sought to legitimise. It cer-tainly cannot be attributed to ignorance of the exigencies of masspolitics. It is also juvenile to assume that one single address fromthe RSS rostrum would elicit a change of heart among its spear car-riers when his countless denunciations in Parliament, and from thepulpit at Rashtrapati Bhavan, failed to do so. On the contrary, Citi-zen Mukherjee may have catapulted a nondescript RSS event intoa prime time viewing spectacle.

And if his speech at the RSS headquarters is parsed, there isalways ground for doubt that Pranab Da had, apart from a few boiler-plate observations, tailored his address for the occasion. PranabMukherjee is certainly a free man. But it would be naïve to assumethat his innings as President has magically transformed him into anapolitical individual. Congress in the past has intermittently flirtedwith the RSS. At least one comprehensive Congress Lok Sabha sweepwas adduced to a tacit understanding between its backroom boys andthe RSS. Was Pranab Da paying back for past association or was thishis payback to a party that withheld from him the chalice of supremeexecutive authority in the form of the PM’s post? But what is of littledoubt is Citizen Mukherjee’s unexplained ingenuity has left his oldparty at an embarrassingly loose end.

Rules vs appealSpotting rich beneficiaries of free power not easy

TO stop the subsidy going out to the rich in the name of agricul-tural tubewells, there have been numerous recommendations,the most recent being from the Punjab State Farmers’ Com-

mission. While this may happen with the force of law as and when itmay, there has all along been a movement calling for voluntary sur-render of the benefit by those who do not need such governmentlargesse. The fact of the matter, however, remains that not even ahandful have responded to the appeal, other than a few politicians.

So why do others not follow suit? Many take the excuse that theydo not have any tubewell in their name, while others will say thereis no land in their name, when it is known that their family incomeis from agriculture. Ironically, they are not telling a lie. Such areour land ownership and revenue laws that these people may indeedhave nothing in their name and yet control vast tracts of land, andthe proceeds from those. That is a roadblock where both rules andappeal will fail. Neither can you force such “rich farmers” to pay up,nor can you guilt them into paying as there is no way to prove theirholdings. Besides, even legally no one is supposed to hold morethan 18 acres of irrigated land, which sets the upper limit of howrich a farmer can be.

The grey areas are exploited by a class of people claiming to befarmers just because they own land, whether purchased or inherited.They also have other means of plentiful income. A large number ofpoliticians fall in this category. Yet, they continue to claim power andother subsidies. This is the lot of people that needs to be named andshamed. And that can be done only by people who fall in this catego-ry themselves, by coming together to form a grouping to influenceothers by example. The effort could be augmented by PSPCL and thegovernment launching a full-scale campaign to promote the idea ofgiving up the subsidy and making it procedurally convenient for thepeople to begin paying for the power they consume.

Baba Kharak Singh has become a footnote in the Independencestruggle. The SGPC honoured its former president a day after his150th birth anniversary. The Congress, as ever fixated on the family,was not expected to do anything, and it did not. .

ONE-TO-ONE: Baba Kharak Singh being honoured by Nehru, who admired his ‘iron will’.

THE TRIBUNECHANDIGARH | SATURDAY | 9 JUNE 2018 11OPED

As Modi today joins the summit in Qingdao, its ‘Shanghai Spirit’ offers a new beginning to the region.KV Prasad

Anew chapter in India’s diplomat-ic outreach begins formally thisSaturday when Prime MinisterNarendra Modi joins leaders at

the annual summit of the Shanghai Coop-eration Organisation (SCO), a five-mem-ber grouping that at the start of the mil-lennium centred around securityconcerns but gradually expanded toencompass wider interests of over 40 percent the world's population.

PM Modi will be at the summit for thefirst time after India and Pakistan werelast year admitted as full-fledged mem-bers to the multi-nation group driven byBeijing. From the initial five members —China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russiaand Tajikistan — the SCO now stands ateight with Uzbekistan added ahead ofNew Delhi and Islamabad. In addition,four countries — Afghanistan, Belarus,Iran and Mongolia — have observer sta-tus while six countries — Azerbaijan,Armenia, Cambodia, Nepal, Turkey andSri Lanka — are its dialogue partners.

The summit at Qingdao, a picturesquecoastal city in Shandong province of Chi-na, should offer India a closer look at andsoak in the “Shanghai Spirit” that Chi-nese President Xi Jinping hopes to pro-mote. The "Shanghai Spirit" is charac-terised as mutual trust and benefit,equality, consultation, respect for diversecivilisations and pursuit of commondevelopment. At present, the SCO isworking in six areas: politics, economy,security, people-to-people and officialexchanges and mechanism-building.

Addressing the SCO National SecurityCouncil in April in Beijing, Xi noted thatafter its membership expansion, the group-ing enjoys greater potential for security

cooperation and taking greater responsibil-ities, keeping in mind the expectations ofthe people from all countries in the regionand the international community.

Stressing that at present the security sit-uation in the region enjoys overall stabili-ty, Xi remarked there were still challengesposed by “three forces”, including drugtrafficking and organised transnationalcrimes, that require member-states toenhance awareness of potential crisis,think calmly, judge accurately and handleproperly. China, Xi said, would continue tointegrate its own security with that of theregional countries, and work with othermember-states to build a new type of inter-national relations, featuring mutual trust,fairness, justice and win-win cooperationin a bid to promote the building of a com-munity with a shared future for mankind.

India is not new to the SCO. New Delhi

enjoyed observer status for a decadebefore being admitted at the Astana Sum-mit in 2017. Recently, in an interview to theChinese media, former foreign secretaryNirupama Rao said that while the SCO isa "viable regional organisation with defi-nite potential to enhance cooperationamong its members in security, trade, cul-ture and education, its record so far hasbeen relatively modest, but any regionalcooperation organisation, going by exam-ples from other areas of the world, takestime to evolve and acquire optimal dimen-sions of achievement. Consensus-buildingamong members should be emphasised."

Rao, a former Ambassador of India inChina, said much work needed to be donewithin the SCO framework in areas likeenergy and trade, as well as diplomacy toenhance mutual understanding and man-age sensitive issues of member countries.

What does the SCO mean to New Delhi? India has its own set of expectationsfrom the summit:

1One, it should open the possibility ofgreater connectivity since the SCO cov-ers some 60 per cent of the Eurasia

landmass. India does not enjoy direct linksto the region and only recently was itadmitted to the International Transportand Transit Corridor that touches Iran,Oman, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

2Second, the non-protectionist tradeagenda is another major pull around atime when the US is altering the trade

rules as President Donald Trump intends tofulfill his election promise of America First.

3Third, strict action against terrorism,increase in energy security with theregion, estimated to have 17 per cent of

oil and 50 per cent of gas reserves, besidesscouting for uranium from Uzbekistan.

4For the present, there is concern overthe signature move of President Xi —the Belt and Road Initiative — that

New Delhi is not part of, unlike the othersin the SCO. Beijing's stand on Pakistan-based terrorists has to be kept aside. TheSCO charter has no room for bilateral con-cerns to be placed on the table.

For India, the SCO summit comes in thebackdrop of the two standalone informalsummits PM Modi had: with President Xiand President Vladimir Putin of Russiawithout the burden of having to arrive ata formal declaration of intent at its conclu-sion. Can India participating in the SCObe interpreted as a balancing act or prag-matic diplomacy at a time New Delhi isactively engaged in another grouping —Quad or Quadrilateral Security Dialoguewith the Australia, Japan and the US?

Interestingly, India is now at ease to referto the Asia-Pacific as Indo-Pacific, a mili-tary-strategic nomenclature constructed

by the US. New Delhi's vision for the Indo-Pacific region was outlined by Modi at theShangri La dialogue in Singapore whereCol Zhou Bo of China's Peoples' LiberationArmy underscored that if the PacificOcean can accommodate China and theUS, the Indian Ocean can accommodateboth China and India, steering away fromthe debate of possible friction points.

The Maritime Silk Road that China isproposing, he underscored, passes throughthe Indian Ocean, pointing out that thenavies of both Beijing and New Delhi werefighting piracy together in the area fornearly a decade, recalling that in 2011, theIndian Navy helped in relieving the "FullCity", a Chinese ship, when it came underattack by pirates. Colonel Zhou maintainedthat be it the Pacific or the Indian Ocean,there was ''no competition'' between Indiaand China, noting that while 55 per cent ofIndian trade passes through South ChinaSea, the country, like other maritime tradein the area, does not face obstacles.

To take forward the SCO “ShanghaiSpirit” will require all-round work,including the manner in which develop-ments in member-countries is projectedboth within and to the outside world. Torefocus from largely western constructs,on June 1, Beijing hosted the first SCOmedia summit in which 110 delegatesfrom 18 countries attended. The mediaevent, proposed by Xi at Astana, was onthe theme of upholding the "ShanghaiSpirit" for a new era of media cooperationamong the SCO countries. In his mes-sage, Xi said media plays an importantrole in connecting hearts and minds ofthe people in today's world where infor-mation is moving rapidly. Qingdao hopesto offer a new beginning to the region.

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PK VasudevaFormer Senior Professor, Global Trade

IN the past few years, the Maldiveshas exemplified the shortcomings ofIndia's 'neighbourhood first' policy.But there is a larger geopolitical pre-

monition that could be anticipated fromthe start of the 2018 crisis in the Mal-dives, one that points to the urgencywith which China and India areapproaching to dominate the IndianOcean region. At the heart of this poten-tial domination lies the slipping away ofa nation from India’s zone of influencestates to that of China.

Amidst the continuing deterioration inrelations between New Delhi and Male,Ahmed Nihan, Yameen’s top aide, wasdenied entry into India on June 4 as Nihanhad accused India of "bullying" the IndianOcean nation. Nihan was travelling toChennai via Colombo for a medical check-up. He believes that he was not allowed tostep on Indian soil due to his political affil-iations as he was asked by the Immigra-tion to identify which party he belonged to.

Since the current Abdullah Yameen gov-ernment took office, the Maldives has donea volte face from its 'India First' policy toopenly ignoring India's concerns byembracing China. Relatively, China is a lat-er entrant than India in the Maldives, a keyIndian Ocean nation and the only SouthAsian Association for Regional Coopera-tion (SAARC) member-state that PrimeMinister Narendra Modi has not visited.

However, China may well have stolen amarch over India, which has not quitemanaged to have its concerns over hap-penings in the island nation when Mal-dives president Yameen extended emer-gency in his country early this year, muchto New Delhi's dismay and its reluctanceto follow its promised "India first" policy.

Although the Chinese footprint in SouthAsia and the Indian Ocean region is some-thing New Delhi has learnt to live withdespite an understandable unease, the rap-id expansion in ties between Male and Bei-jing have become a larger cause of concernfor India. The Maldives — located around700 km from the Indian shores — hasbecome a showpiece of mega projects-driv-en Chinese foreign policy as well as animportant player in President Xi Jinping'sambitious one-road-one-belt project. Chi-nese presence in the island nation has beengrowing steadily ever since 2011,when Bei-jing opened an embassy in Male, 37 yearsafter India set up its mission there.

Maldives-China relations have warmedrapidly. It is only the country besides Pak-istan that has a free trade agreement withChina, and this accord seems to have over-shadowed the nation's trade agreementproviding for the export of essential com-modities with India in 1981.

Resultantly, China kicked off a stream ofmega projects, including the FriendshipBridge and Laamu Atoll Link Road, in theMaldives. Visits by premiers Xi andYameen to each other's countries boostedthe ties, and Male became an earnest part-

ner in the one-road-one-belt project in theIndian Ocean. Over 97 per cent of India'sinternational trade (by volume) and 75 percent (by value) passes through this region.

The growing ties between the two coun-tries are increasing China's political andstrategic influence in the region, much toIndia's discomfort. For instance, NewDelhi's hackles were raised when threeChinese naval warships docked in theMale harbour in August 2016 in the firstsuch "goodwill visit".

As India seeks to expand footprint inSoutheast Asia, it continues to sufferreverses in the Maldives, a country whichonce fit neatly into India's formulation ofits strategic backyard. The Yameen regimehas now asked India to remove its second'gift' naval chopper (ALHDhruv) from theLaamu atoll. The Letter of Exchange forthis chopper expired in May and Male hasnot refused to renew it and also asked Indiato complete the process of removal of bothIndian choppers by June-end. The Indiahad gifted 2 ALH helicopters to the Mal-dives but, according to reports from Male,the Yameen government is upset about thepresence of Indian navy staff stationed inthe Maldives for their maintenance.

The location of Laamu is significant.This is where the Chinese are said to beplanning a port. Even Addu (location of theother Indian chopper) is located at theEquatorial Channel, close to Diego Garcia.It seems Male wants to rid both thesestrategic locations of any Indian footprint.

It has also been reported that work on a

police academy which India is buildingin the Maldives has been delayedbecause of Male's "informal" instructionsto the immigration department to put onhold all fresh work permits in respect ofIndian skilled personnel whose presenceis essential for projects funded by India.

Male had earlier said that it wantedDornier maritime surveillance aircraftfrom India. However, according to govern-ment sources, the Letter of Exchange fordeployment of Dornier has been pendingsince 2016 with the Yameen government.

These developments come at a timewhen the united opposition in the Mal-dives seems to believe that India, as itseeks to mend ties with China, has let thestrategically located country fall off theIndian radar. "Ultimately, it is India whichwill pay the price because it is not justabout democracy but also China's strate-gic encroachment of Indian space," said aleader of the Maldivian Democratic Party.

There are still strong voices within theIndian establishment who believe non-military measures are required to generatepressure for democratic reform and fairelection later this year. The prevailing sta-tus quo in the Maldives helps Yameen ashe is in control of all state institutions. Forthe opposition, now is the time for India totake the lead in ensuring at least "moder-ately" free and fair elections. If Yameencomes back to power, China and Pakistanare likely to quickly provide his govern-ment recognition. It will be too late thenfor India to retrieve its 'India first' policy.

SCO summit and India’s expectations

China, not India, is first for Male now

A woman takes a picture in front of a sign of the SCO in Qingdao, China. AFP

Maldives' President Abdulla Yameen (L) shakes hand withChina's President Xi Jinping. AFP FILE

Maldives-China ties have warmed rapidly. It is the only countrybesides Pakistan thathas a free tradeagreement with China,and this accord seems to have overshadowedMale’s 1981 tradeagreement with India.

Lahore, Sunday, June 9, 1918.

Is Mrs. Besant a Foreigner? THE extent to which party and personal feeling runs high in certainquarters in India is shown by the attempt that has been made, in con-nection with Mrs. Besant's resolution at the Conjeeveram Conference,to minimise her activities on the ground of her being a foreigner. Theattempt is not only extremely ungrateful but absurdly stupid. Thatshe is by birth a foreigner to India, no man, who has anything betterto do, would care to affirm. But in everything except as regards theplace of her birth, she is as much an Indian as any son or daughter ofthe Motherland and is far more an Indian than the majority of Indi-ans. For years India has been her adopted motherland, and the ener-gy, devotion and single-mindedness with which she has served hercould not have been excelled if she had been her real motherland.

The Shoe Question in Burma. THE Burma Government has issued its order regarding the local con-troversy ranging for sometime past against allowing European visitorsto Burmese Pagodas with their boots on. Several public meetings havebeen held by the Burmese urging the discontinuances of the practiceand appealing to Government to prevent it. But the Government of SirReginald Craddock has taken up a singularly illogical attitude. It saysthat Government adheres to its policy of non-intervention in religiousmatters and urges the people to respect of European visitors, it saysthat "throughout the whole period since Lower Burma became a partof the British Empire the Burmese Buddhist community, as a wholehad never taken exception to the practice of Europeans wearing bootsand shoes when visiting pagodas and that no protest against the prac-tice has, on religious grounds, been raised during that period by anyauthoritative member of the Buddhist hierarchy in any part of Burma."

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Suitable match for Arora Khatri28/5’-6”, well settled own business,seeks IELTS 6+ Band or nursing girl.98771-75820. NA8-16261

Qualified suitable match forPunjabi Khatri boy 21.7.1987, 11:00am, Chandigarh, 5’-7”, B.Tech.,working MNC Noida, 13.5 LPA.94163-76139, WhatsApp 94660-33012.sai,[email protected] NA8-16228

Suitable match preferably Medicofor a Doctor MD (Medicine) 38 years,5’-10”, Tricity preferred. Contact:78371-54030. NA8-16222

Suitable educated, homely, beautiful match for businesshandsome boy 81 born, 5’-7½”,reputed family. WhatsApp 89504-64605. NA8-16219

Ambala based 5’-7”, Khatrivegetarian boy 21.01.88, 9.18 p.m.,Rewari, working Gurgaon, pkg. 7 Lac.85295-65725. NA8-16216

Handsome Saini boy, October 1979born, Degree in Hotel Management,Marketing professional in Mumbai.Father Chief Engineer retired, parentsbased Chandigarh. WhatsApp: 98157-73993. NA8-16179

Suitable match for Manglik HinduKhatri Arora boy 30.7.1990, 12:02 pmLudhiana, 6’-2”, CharteredAccountant in Bank as CreditManager preference qualified workinggirl. Kundli must match. 98158-66711. NA8-15885

Handsome Arora boy, B.Tech., J.E,15 November 1989, Ferozepur, 12:00a.m., 5’-8”, decent family. Preferredworking girl. 97811-89495. NA8-15875

Beautiful educated vegetarian girlfor MBA Engineer Jairath boy 4 July1987, 5’-11”, 3.29 p.m., Jalandhar,own restaurant Dubai, no demand.85069-67077, 94636-40004. NA8-15840

Suitable match for handsome MBAboy 5’-7”, 6.6.88, only child wellsettled, own business, income sixfigure, required beautiful welleducated girl. 86990-01666. NA8-15838

Match for 63/5’-7”, self employed(Chandigarh), USA Immigrationdelayed married. Dowry/casteimmaterial. 85589-60511. NA8-15786

Suitable match for handsomePunjabi Arora Radha Soami boy, 20July 1988, 10 p.m. Samana, 5’-7”,B.Sc. well settled own business. Goodincome. 70092-02640. C8-19145

B.Sc./M.Sc. (Med, Non-med.) matchfor Hindu Arora boy, 26.09.1991, 1.20am, Jalandhar, B.Tech, 5’-6”, wellsettled business. 9417109143,9876735644. C8-18987

SM for Punjabi Khatri boy,24.9.1981/8:34 p.m., Delhi, 5’-7”,working in MNC Bank Delhi, Rs. 12LPA, Manglik/non-Manglik, compatible.BHP: [email protected] , Mobile:93126-79917, 97111-12004. C8-18923

Match for Khanna based reputedfamily’s business class boy 12.7.1985(8:51 am, Patiala), 5’-8”, B.Com.Income in highly five figures. 98101-02971. A8-16982

Wanted MDS girl for DentalSurgeon, own clinic Ludhiana, 12 Oct.1987, 5’-11”. Contact: 98724-03936,[email protected]

A8-16839

Seeking beautiful working girl for10.05.90, 3:10 p.m., 5’-9”, B.Tech.,MNC, Gurgaon, 6.50 lacs, own houseChandigarh. 82959-09891. NA8-15611

Suitable match for non-ManglikPunjabi Khatri 5’-11”, (B.Tech.), born86, working Dubai as Manager (IffcoGroup), 18 LPA, parents retired settledAmbala. WhatsApp (80597-67436,94669-40880. NA8-15505

Educated match for Punjabi Khatriboy 10.12.1989, 1.30 a.m., 5’-11”,Yamunanagar, B.Tech., workingabroad, Salary six digits. 94662-61121. NA8-15463

Khatri boy 28.12.1979, 1:45 a.m.,Kurukshetra, M.Tech., AssistantProfessor, 8.4 lac, 89011-84239,[email protected]

NA8-15436

Suitable match for Jalandhar basedPunjabi Khatri boy, 17.2.88, 2.10 am,5’-9”, CA Inter, own practice.9872226868. C8-18747

Walia Khatri boy 31/5’-4.5”, Ph.D.,PDF Assistant Professor inUniversity. 94178-97734. C8-18737

Status match for very handsomeKhatri boy, own business, 17.8.87,5.45 a.m., 5’-9”, Ludhiana. Beautifuleducated slim girl. Whatsapp only,98760-00718. C8-18709

Suitable match for Khatri boy, 5’-11”, 18.12.1984, Govt. employee,Ludhiana based . Mobile No. 81467-42523. C8-18703

Khatri Manglik boy 15.5.83, 6.10pm, Ambala, 5’-10”, MBA,Distribution Bank Manager (StateHead). 90340-07751. C8-18687

Match for Hindu Khatri divorceeboy, 1984, 5’-6”, M.A., M.Ed.,M.Phil., Ph.D., LL.B., Govt. Teacher.98157-19849. C8-18578

Match for handsome Hindu KhatriWalia boy, 2.7.1985, 5’-9”, B.Tech.Engineer in big reputed company,proprietor private high school.Respectable family. 094648-30384 ,093162-99193. C8-18558

PQM Khatri boy, 1987/5’-7”,B.Tech. Working MNC Gurgaon 12LPA. Own house Panchkula. 99158-93893. C8-18496

MD/MS/MBBS beautiful tall matchfor handsome Anshik manglik Khatriboy 5’-11”, 24.05.89, 10:25 am, MD(Pul Medicine). Reputed doctor’sfamily. Mobile/Whatsapp: +91-6283017611, Email id:[email protected] C8-18484

Suitable match for B.Tech. boy,Status businessman of Chandigarh.5.1.88/7:26 a.m./Batala. 5’-11”.98154-17865, 86998-74261. C8-18308

Hindu Puri local Khatri ManglikVaishnu boy 5’-7”, 10.2.88, BirthSangrur, 3.35 am, M.Com., Manager(Senior Accountant) at PharmaCompany Chandigarh. 78140-73811,WhatsApp 73073-40876. NA8-15325

Hindu Puri local Khatri ManglikVaishnu boy 5’-6”, 20.4.1989, Sangrur(Birth), 12.30 am, BCA Accountant,own office. 78140-73811, WhatsApp98761-83109. NA8-15324

SM4 smart vegetarian boy,22.07.1991, 3.59 a.m., 5’-9”,(Phillaur), B.Sc., established business,good income. Girl be smart, educated,9417256343. C8-18272

PQM for Khatri/Sood boy, 30.8.1984,8.40 am, Jalandhar, 5’-11”, B.Tech/MBA, Business (Import/ Export,Audiology, Medical equipment) atJalandhar, Annual income @ 5 lacs,belonging to highly educated family. E-mail: [email protected], Ph: 0181-2261752,8968666351. C8-18137

Suitable match for non-Manglik boy15th June 1988, 1300 hrs Dehradun,5’-2”, Asstt. Prof. near Ambala. Uppermiddle class family. Caste no bar.98966-66718, 98962-18908. C8-18053

Handsome Punjabi KhatriBusinessman, good income,December 1983, 5’-9”, Graduate.Required beautiful, homely girl.88946-82222. C8-17893

Looking for a beautiful bride with6.5 bands in IELTS, for our son, 30years old, 5’-8”, +2 pass, innocentlydivorced, fifteen acres of agricultureland, sister well settled in Canada,parents PR is awaited, planning to buyown business in Canada. Caste no bar,no dowry. 97806-47746. A8-16151B

Suitable & educated, vegetarianmatch for non-Manglik, PunjabiKhatri boy, MBA, 34, 5’-11”, workingas Senior Manager at Mohali. Manglik profile excuse us. WhatsApp/Mail: 98151-05193, [email protected]

NA8-15166

Suitable match for Khatri (Sunar)boy 5’-8”, 86 born double M.A.,M.Ed. Lecturer Budlada (Punjab)private school. Himachali preferred.98826-66062. C8-14097

Handsome slim Charted Accountant, Company Secretary, DGM, reputedcompany, 5’-9”, 1976, unmarried.Package 17 lakh. 98141-69676. Email:[email protected] C8-18390

KHATRI

Suitable match for Manglik Arorahandsome boy, 28 yrs, 6’-1”, Master inCorporate Law, from reputed family,working in prestigious public sectorunit. Well qualified, good looking girlfrom good family background. Mob:94171-17371. C8-19285

Well-educated match for HinduArora boy 30.1.1991, 2.50 p.m.,Moga, 5’-10”, B.Pharmacy, ownwholesale medical store. WhatsApp:98141-34280. NA8-16317

Arora Manglik 09.02.88, 02.04 a.m.,Ludhiana, 5’-8”, Businessman,B.Tech, fair complexion, parents inGovernment job. Contact aftermatching kundli. 94178-16500,94174-18500. NA8-16301

Match for Arora Manglik boyB.Tech, 5’-7”, 1988 born, postedGurgaon with good package. 94172-11347, 01612622322. NA8-16270

Suitable match for Hindu Arora boy2.10.1991, 5’-8”, Cosmetic shop.Contact: 97814-00567. NA8-16013

Well educated match for HinduArora boy 30 July 1988, 5’-10”,B.Com., MBA. Private job. 79868-58950, 94637-53008 WhatsApp.

NA8-15738

Suitable match for Anshik Manglikboy, Advocate B.Com., LL.B., PunjabiKhatri, 5’-10”, 27.10.87, 8:50 pm,POB: Jagadhri, practicing as anAdvocate in Chandigarh. Working girlpreferred. Mob. 98722-14049.

NA8-16371

Suitable match for Punjabi Khatrihandsome tall boy CA, vegetarian,teetotaller family. Tricity preferred.December 1985. 94178-50532, 81466-18927 (WhatsApp). NA8-16310

Suitable match for Khatri Manglikboy 18.12.91, 5’-10”, BA, LL.B,LL.M, well to do family, working inMNC, Mohali. 93151-03008, 94669-30077. C8-19251

Suitable match for Hindu Khatripure vegetarian slim, smart boy,B.Tech. Hons, 7.8.84, 1:20 pm,Nakodar, 5’-9”, job Manager in USbased MNC, Gurgaon. Salary 18 lac per annual. 81461-84693.

NA8-16308

Verma Goldsmith Ludhiana basedboy February 1987/5’-10”, B.Tech.working in MNC Bangalore. Caste nobar. 81469-71186, 94174-83188.

NA8-16306

Khatri Manglik handsome boy7.11.89, 8:08 am, Ambala, 5’-10”,MBA, own business. 99961-99881.

NA8-16230

Match for handsome Khatri boy 27years 5’-8”, B.Tech., working nearChandigarh. 94638-91449, 70099-61664. NA8-16211

Match for Khatri handsome boy30/5’-1”, BA. Own business,handsome income. Contact No.:85728-50200. NA8-16210

07.06.1990, 09:30 am 5’-11”,Chandigarh, MBA, non-vegetarianboy, Multinational Pune. Seekingwell-educated, beautiful working girl.99886-82805. NA8-16006

Qualified match for Hindu Khatriboy 20.08.80/5’-9”, slim, fair, B.Tech.,MBA, IIT, wkg. top MNC Bangalore,32 lacs pa, childless divorcee. ParentsMohali. [email protected] 97790-21750. NA8-16004

Match for Anshik Manglikhandsome Khatri boy 30.1.1990, 1.42 p.m., Dhuri, 5’-11”, MCA,Sanitary showroom. 98145-60517.

NA8-15924

Seeking tall, beautiful workingManglik non-Manglik match forhandsome Khatri boy 2.5.88 (10:32a.m. Ludhiana), 6’-2”, B.Tech.Working MNC Gurugram. Package10+ LPA. 98156-65298, 96465-50300.

NA8-15912

Manglik, non Manglik matchworking at Delhi/NCR for HinduKhatri boy, MBA, 22.01.1987/5’-10”,1.55 p.m., Amritsar, working MNC 1.5lac, Bank employed preferred. 98141-74422. NA8-15892

SM4 Khatri Manglik boy 8.9.89,5.17 p.m., Khanna, 5’-10”, B.Tech,working in MNC, require suitableworking girl. 94177-00419, 97806-00419. NA8-15872

Working girl match for ManglikKapoor boy 17.12.1988, 1:27 p.m., 5’-9”, B.Tech. Government job, BankManager Khanna. 76529-28494.

NA8-15762

Suitable Manglik match for HinduKhatri Manglik boy 14.11.1991, 5.30p.m. (Amritsar), 5’-9”, B.Tech (ECE)flight Lt. Indian Air Force. Elitefamily. WhatsApp: 79867-22425,98148-14879. NA8-15750

Suitable match for Khatri Manglikboy 18.12.91, 5’-10”, BA, LL.B,LL.M, well to do family working inMNC Mohali. 93151-03008, 94669-30077. C8-19317

Khatri boy 13.12.87, 4.17 p.m., POBSamrala, 5’-10”, working in MNC,package 4 lac. Mob: 98556-35565.

C8-19069

Tall, beautiful, Tricity based, Non-Manglik, PQM for Punjabi Khatri,Defence Officer boy, 5’-11”,18.9.1988, 8:28am, Chandigarh, BEPEC (Chandigarh), package 12 lac +.Parents bank managers. Matchhoroscope & contact Whatsapp Nos. :84272-78866, 98773-74794, e-mail :[email protected], Upper casteno bar. C8-19025

Educated, beautiful match requiredfor Khatri businessman boy, 5’-7”,MBA, 16.04.1991, 6.05 pm,Jalandhar. Handsome income. Contactafter matching Kundli. Mob:9803030099. C8-19011

Professionally qualified match forHindu Khatri, slim, smart boy, B.Tech.(Electronics), Senior Manager,company Gurgaon, 23 Lakh, Non-Manglik, 1979, 6’, divorcee, issueless,short marriage. Small, educated,Tricity based [email protected] C8-18971

PQM for status class Verma boy, 4Mar. 1985/5’-9”, Sales Head in MNC,16 LPA. Seeks beautiful girl. Uppercaste no bar. WhatsApp: 79865-85847, [email protected]

A8-17289

Suitable match for Khatri B.ComLL.M boy, 5’-7”, born 22.10.1988,14.19 Jalandhar, Class 2 GazettedOfficer (Punjab Government), preferredgirl in Tricity with government job(Bank employee or Teacher).WhatsApp: 98144-02628. A8-17090

Match for Hindu Khatri boyOctober 2nd, 1989, 4:00 a.m., MandiGobindgarh, Post-Graduate, 5’-9”,own business. 98158-03388, 98884-00726. A8-17066

Suitable qualified, homely, non-working match for Hindu Khatri non-Manglik boy B.Tech., workingMultinational Company. Package 18lac, 16.11.1985, 10:32 am, Jalandhar,5’-9”. Preference Jalandhar, Ludhiana.Contact: 79738-81549, 0181-2455136,94638-53958, 94170-36565. A8-17038

Match for Advocate Hindu Khatriboy 4.9.1989, 5’-7”, 12:30 p.m.,Amritsar. [email protected] A8-16878

SM4 handsome Kapoor Khatri boy,32, M.Sc., 6’, own business. Doabapreferred. 9478566285. C8-18420

Handsome boy 31, PunjabGovernment employee, preferGovernment employee. Upper casteno bar. 79734-72946. A8-16862

Professionally qualified match forHimachali Rajput pure vegetarianhandsome boy, 12 June 1988, 2.14a.m., (Mandi H.P.), 5’-9”, Astt.Manager Govt. Bank. Preferred Govt.bank officer/Clerk/well educated.Upper caste no bar, 75270-82976.

C8-18242

Suitable match for Himachali Rajput boy, 30.9.1987, 5’-9”, B.Tech.NIT Hamirpur, working in InfosysChandigarh as consultant, handsomepackage. Contact 85560-39169.

C8-18081

PQM4 Punjabi Rajput Mehra boy,Delhi based 35/5’-6”, 7.50 am, Sr.Assistant in Central Govt. Own 75sqm Flr. in Delhi, only son. Caste nobar. 85270-54824. NA8-15304

Mair Rajput (Asht) Sikh conventedboy 6/84, 5’-6”, working PharmaMNC Ludhiana. Rs. 65000/- pm, Nobar. 94179-81616. NA8-15357

Manglik Rajput boy, 20.7.86, 3:50am born Una, 5’-7”, working inPunjab Govt. (Chandigarh) preferredworking girl. Khatri also welcome.95920-24292. A8-16197

Suitable alliance invited forhandsome, smart, convent educatedRajput boy serving as Army Officer,5’-8”, Nov. 89 born. Required goodlooking and decent girl. Contact:98059-95847 after 6 pm. C8-17799

Maid Rajput B.Tech., 26.11.1988(10.12 p.m.), 5’-11”, PR holder,divorced innocently, owns propertyand business at Canada, parents atChandigarh. 62801-19842. A8-16036

Mehra cleanshaved manglik boy,30/5’-3”, +2, driving own AutoChandigarh. Father pensioner (SBI).81462-27942. C8-17589

Match for handsome Sikh RajputPatiala boy, 6’/1992, Pilot (IAF).Upper caste welcome. 98889-08794,98888-90794. C8-17529

Suitable match for handsome Rajput boy, 5’-11”, 10.06.86, 19:42,Kangra, BSc. (Hotel Management).Working MNC. Contact: 99105-68322. C8-19099

RAJPUT

Kasyap Rajput Mehra handicappedboy required handicapped girl, casteno bar, no dowry. 94172-65302.

A8-17070

Gupta boy, Non-manglik, SinglaGotra, leg polio, 13.05.1988, 7.35 am,Jalandhar, 5’-2”, MBA Finance, pureveg. family, Cashier in Govt bank Rs.32000/- per month. No brother sister.Father retired from SBI, own house atNakodar (Jalandhar). Upper caste nobar. Contact number: 9872357635.

C8-17945

PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED

Himachali Sood boy 3.5.87, 10.15a.m., Ambala, 5’-6”, workingPanchkula, 33000 P.M., motherworking Ambala, caste no bar. 94666-41406. C8-18290

Suitable professional match forEngineer (MS) boy 28 yrs., 180 cms,31 May 1990, 1:20 am, serving inMultinational Co. Parents in reputedBusiness at Shimla. Himachali girlpreferred. Contact: 94180-27859.

NA8-15133

SOOD

Suitable match for Saini Sikh boy5’-10”, 1988, working in Ltd.Company as a Executive Engineer,Amritsar, caste no bar. 98119-81885.

NA8-16350

Match for vegetarian fair Saini Sikhboy, B.Tech., MBA, 26 March 1992,5’-8”, working as Senior SoftwareEngineer in MNC Chandigarh, havingurban/rural property, (Gotar: Bole,Bagri). 99142-68919. NA8-16008

Suitable match for Saini Chandigarhresident boy 27.1.1989/5’-8”, MBA(HR), fair, Hindu/Sikh Saini girlrespond. 96462-77414. NA8-15980

Suitable for Saini Sikh boy fairMarch 1989/5’-7”, Mohali basedB.Tech., MBA Punjab Govt.employee, Tricity preference Govt.service/MNC employed. Upper casteno bar. Send biodata on WhatsApp.99140-13315, 98557-52351. NA8-15961

Suitable match for Saini Sikhcleanshaven boy, 08.12.1989, 5’-11”,complexion fair, B.Tech. Electrical,own business. Father Engineer, GotraGirn/Banwait. Well educated Saini girlpreferred. Contact no: 094648-54590.WhatsApp: 094645-33621. C8-18893

Suitable match for Saini slim, smart,fair, 5’-10”, B.Tech., DoB 20.1.90,Govt. job, Chandigarh. 94643-95792.

A8-17251

Pbi. Hindu Saini boy 01.09.87, 1.25p.m., Ldh., 5’-8”, B.Com, MFC (PU),working as Sr. Executive (Accounts).97804-96521, 97803-08025. A8-17084

SM for handsome Saini boy 34yrs/5’-5”, B.Com, MBA, self-employed, 6 LPA. Caste no bar.Contact: 62805-67328, 094783-41056. NA8-15605

Saini boy, 28/5’-7”, practicing CAseeks professional qualified girl, uppercaste welcome. 76965-28442.

NA8-15531

Match for Hindu Saini fairhandsome boy, 5’-11”, 1st September1993, 11:15 p.m. Chandigarh, B.Tech.,own business Chandigarh. Sendbiodata, photo. Email:[email protected] Mob: 98884-69110. C8-18458

Match for MD Paediatrics SR Sainiboy. DoY 1982. Prefer MD girl.97296-20280, 94664-97898. A8-16431

Suitable match for Saini Sikh boy,5’-10”, 1991 born, B.Tech.(Mechanical), working in MerchantNavy. Father retired from Govt. job.Gotra- Pabla. Required cultural andeducated girl (min 5’-5”). 9872622119,9915132110, Jalandhar. C8-18254

Match for Saini Sikh July 1977 born,6’-0”, Nursing job in Mohali. 85568-44626, Kharar. A8-16335

Employed bride for Hindu Saini boyMNC employed at Tricity B.Tech. 10Lac package 5’-07”, 08.09.90, 14:30,Ambala. WhatsApp: 99966-67619.

A8-16059

MBBS match for 6 feet 1 inch Aug.1991 born, Saini boy MBBS fromGovt. PGIMS, Rohtak, working inPGIMS. Father and Brother is alsoDoctor. 94169-03888. NA8-13918

Match for Sikh Saini boy 5’-10”,1993 born, B.Tech. (Civil), ownbusiness, Greater Noida based family.Required well educated [email protected], 098715-22991(timings 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.). A8-14725

Suitable match for innocentlydivorced Saini Sikh boy 32, 5’-9”,Manager in Public Sector Bank wellsettled upper middle class [email protected] C8-18312B

SAINI

Canada PR Tonk Kashtriya Kmowbooy 1990/6’, seeking educated,beautiful, minimum height 5’-5” girl.88729-13194, 73409-19128. NA8-16227B

Tonkashatriya cleanshaven only son1990/5’-9”, Graduate from well settledfamily seeks 7 Band IELTS match.98776-00372, 94642-64603. NA8-15901

Qualified match for Sikh Tonk-Kashtriya boy, B.Tech. IT, 6’, workingin MNC. Upper caste no bar. 98721-04099. NA8-15849

Australian citizen Sikh Tonkashtriyacleanshaved, 34/6’, M.Tech. Engineerboy, seeks educated beautiful brideeducated status family. 96460-10395.

NA8-15767

Sikh Tonk Kashtriya, handsome boy, 5’-10”, Sept. 1990, B.Tech. (IT),MNC Software Engineer atChandigarh. Father Associate Professor,Mother in Govt. service (Punjab), wellsettled family. Contact: 98552-87250,99143-16737. NA8-15693B

Suitable match for Sikh TonkKshatriya boy, Oct. 85/5’-7”, workingas Engineer in MNC Gurgaon at 7.3LPA (caste no bar). Contact: 098729-73100, [email protected]

NA8-15617

Sikh Tonk-kashatriya SoftwareEngg. boy July 83, 5’-9”, MCA, TeamLeader, working in MNC Chandigarh.Package 10 lac. Simple marriage.Caste no bar. 98156-10354, 81958-67692. NA8-15395

Tonk-kashatriya (Sikh boy)28.9.1990, 5’-11”, M.Tech. Australia,B.Tech., Pharmacy. 99921-77274.

NA8-15386

Tonkkashtriya boy, 1989, SoftwareEngineer Deloitte Hyderabad, 12 LPA,seeking girl, caste no bar. 79871-40999, 82838-11429. C8-19023

Match for Tonk-kashtriya (Purba)Chandigarh boy, 27/ 5’-9”,B.Tech.(CS), Software Engineer-Bangalore, package 12 Lacs. Contact77079-07676. C8-17779B

Professionally qualified match for26 years/5’-10”, B.Tech., MBA,Tonkshatriya boy, working as BankManager in Canada PR likely in 2019.Father retd. Senior Central Govt.Officer, mother retd. teacher, sistermarried and settled in Chandigarh.WhatsApp horoscope, pics andbiodata on: 99882-70322. A8-16719

TONK-KASHATRIYA

Employed match for Mair Rajputboy, 27½ yrs., 5’-8”, Asstt. Manager inICICI Bank, parents Govt. employee.No bar. Mobile: 98880-56604.

NA8-16349

Match for Rajput boy MBA, 5’-9”,22.12.1987, own business, own housein Chandigarh, income 12 lac. 94173-51327, 95015-17872. NA8-16345

Equally status beautiful educatedmatch, preferably from businessfamily, for Ambala’s prominent VermaJewellers family’s very fair,handsome, cultured, attractive MairRajput Manglik boy 12 Feb. 1990,5:33 a.m., Ambala, 5’-10”, B.Sc.(Hons), IILM, Delhi, Masters’ fromSP Jain, Mumbai. [email protected] NA8-16307

Match for Kashyap Rajput boy 5’-11”, 1986, B.Tech (ECE), MBA(NIT IE), working with leading E-Com in Mumbai. Package 15 LPA.WhatsApp: 94641-94260, Mobile:75280-03549. NA8-16305

Suitable match for Doaba Rajputboy, 5’-10”, September 23, 1988 born.Kundli match, BBA, own business.99157-18080. NA8-16189

Sikh Kashyap Rajput 12.2.1991/6’,own business, seeks beautiful andhomely girl. 98782-99449. NA8-15788

Match for Mair Rajput Swarankar(Sunar) B.Tech., 1987, 5’-8”, workingMNC Chandigarh. 98150-21988.

NA8-15748

Qualified and Beautiful match forNon-Manglik Hindu Verma boy 1987born, 5’-10” B.Tech ( CSE) MS USAworking in USA on good Package.Green card under process. Contact No62800-65009. C8-19095

Beautiful match for Sikh Rajput(Parmar) upper caste New Zealand PRboy, 29/5’-8”, BCA. 9872402563,9888033573. C8-18983

Match for Karnal based Chauhan(Vats) Lawyer. Good practice, October1985/6’. Father retd. Class I Officer.Urban/Rural property. 94166-40395.

C8-18959

Suitable match for smart, handsomeKashyap Rajput boy, conventeducated, B.Tech., MBA, 6’, 28 years,working in central governmentministry at Delhi. Highly educatedsmall family. Father senior Class-Iofficer in central Government.Contact: 90418-64430. C8-18955B

Maid Rajput Dhunna boy 25.06.85,3:07 am, Ludhiana, 5’-4”, MA.B.Ed.Medicine line. 88726-02085. A8-17080

Match for Manglik boy, 5’-8”/17.08/1991, 12.20 a.m., Palampur(Chandigarh settled), B.Tech.,working Gurgaon. 98150-33062.

A8-16870

Match for Rajput boy, 25 Jan 88,4:45 a.m., birth Mukerian, 5’-9”,B.Tech., permanent Govt. job, Chd.Land lord family. Hoshiarpur,Pathankot, Chd., Himachal girlpreferred. Contact matching kundli.98147-55351. NA8-15600

Very beautiful, highly qualifiedmatch for handsome Mair Rajput(Goldsmith) June 1990/5’-10”,Australian PR. Professionallyqualified boy working at Sydney.Parents in Education Department inPunjab. Contact: 99144-20927.

NA8-15412

Match for Himachali Rajput boy 6ft, August 1990, M.Tech, Ph.D (CSFrance), MNC job France, no bars.86194-95513, 6 p.m. - 10 [email protected] C8-18600

Match for Rajput Jaswal boy13.11.1986, 5’-8”, 10:02 am, Una(Himachal), Diploma Electronic & Communication, working in ITCompany at Mohali. Package 3.50lakhs. 98720-25242. A8-16769

Qualified match for handsome SikhMaid Rajput cleanshaven issuelessdivorcee boy 08.01.1985, 07:05 pmYamunanagar, 5’-11”, CharteredAccountant, upper caste no bar.Contact: 93158-85688. A8-16443

B.Sc. Nursing, B.Tech., IT match forRajput boy doing double Masters inAustralia, 29, 5’-9”. Contact: 99143-11139, 95011-10714. A8-16425B

Required a suitable match for SikhKashyap Rajput boy. Governmentofficer. 1985, M.Tech., height 5’-10”.94657-96802, 94657-77416. A8-16415B

Preferably Govt employed/CAmatch for Himachali Rajput CA boy,13.11.89/5’-7”. Sr. ManagerNationalised Bank. 81305-88223.

C8-18370

Match for Arora boy MD Radiology1986/5’-7”, Consultant in reputedHospital seeks beautiful MD/MS/CivilService girl. [email protected] NA8-16366

MBBS/MD for Mair Rajput Dhunnaboy 5’-6”/1989, MD. 2nd year(Anesthesia), upper caste no bar.WhatsApp 98550-95784. NA8-15797

Match for 41, 5’-9”, MBBS OrthoDhiman boy. Never married. Workingreputed Hospital Chandigarh. 076965-06999. NA8-15782

Medico Manglik match for HinduKhatri boy 5’-8”, 15.8.89, 7:20 p.m.Khanna, doing MS General SurgeryIInd year. Father Doctor. Horoscopematch must. 94172-30901, 79863-80626. NA8-15766

Medico Bansal 5’-11”, 1990 MDMedicine, fair parents Govt. officerskothi, hospital building. 94633-20866,95698-82846. NA8-15761

Match for Arora Doctor boy, BAMS,MD, 5’-10”, 20.11.85, 9:45 am,Jalandhar. 9888383114. C8-19217

Doctor match, willing to go to UK,for 83 born/ 5’-6’’, Kashyap Rajputhandsome Doctor boy doing Residency( PG) in Psychiatry in London, Caste nobar, Educated family, Only brotherMBBS, Father Retired CMO, ENTSurgeon, Own Clinic. Mother RetiredTeacher. Contact with details.s a t n e e t . s i n g h @ g m a i l . c o m ,9316921440. C8-19111

MBBS match for kshatriya boy25.9.1987, 6’, MBBS, DNB workingSr. Resident in General Surgery (Govt.service), caste no bar. 94164-62737(WhatsApp). NA8-15511

Match for MS Ortho, doing SeniorResidency, 5’-11”, 1989. ParentsDoctors at Chandigarh, onlyRadiologist girl preferred, caste nobar. Contact: 84374-92022. NA8-15444

MD/MS Medico match for veryhandsome Mair Rajput boy 1990/6’,doing MD Pediatrics final year PRCanada. Father retired Senior Doctor,running own Children Hospital, statusfamily. [email protected] C8-18608

MBBS Doctor match for MBBSDoctor Ramgarhia boy, 1988/5’-6”,Medical Officer in Health Deptt. ofHimachal Pardesh, purely veg, Patialabased family. Upper caste no bar.Contact with photo and biodata. M:99882-87013, 96469-65040. Email:[email protected] C8-18506

Qualified match for fair, handsome,non-Manglik Hindu Arora Doctor36/5’-9”, MS, General Surgery,working Senior Resident, GovernmentHospital Delhi. Preferred MD/MS/MDS/BDS. Upper caste no bar.#85888-75871. NA8-15335

Doctor/Engineer match for 34, 5’-8”, Ramdasia boy, MD Doctor,Government job. Parents, Brother,Sister Doctors, settled USA,Radhasoami family. Caste no bar. Nodowry. Boy is issueless divorcee.78379-86800. C8-18188

Smart, fair, 5’-8”, 31, Mittal DChDNB, 16-18, Apollo Delhi. 94171-77760, [email protected]

C8-18103

MBBS Jat Sikh Sidhu 5’-11”,3.10.1989, Doctor boy, seeks Doctorgirl. 98784-66587. NA8-15297

MBBS, MD, MS match for GursikhKhatri 89 born, 5’-4”, doing MD withregular job. Elder sister Dentistmarried, other sister doing Ph.D. Casteno bar. 98164-60400. NA8-14736

Wanted MD/MS girl of M.S. SarswatBrahmin boy, 6’/1989 born, Doctorfamily. S.R. at AIIMS Rishikesh.94161-85578. C8-16683

Suitable match for 35/5’-7½”,Manglik lower Himachali BAMS PGprivate practitioner, early marriageannulled onset Marriage Bureauexcuse. 94184-73185. C8-13307

DOCTORS/ENGINEERS

Goldsmith boy 5’-11”, 30 years, MA,B.Ed, BFA, private job, well salary,Art Business, required NRI wellsettled girl, no caste bar. 98158-17646.

NA8-16314

Parjapat Sikh 1989/5’-11”, B.Tech.boy, Senior Software Engineer, HCLNoida, package 7.50 lacs. Seeks highlyeducated/employed alliance. Call:97794-24388, 94637-62569. NA8-16297

SM4, Bairagi Bawa boy, 1987, Govt.School Teacher, preferred Govt.Teacher or B.Sc, M.Sc girl required.94638-37778. NA8-16275

1988 born, 5’-8”, HimachaliKabirpanthi BAMS boy, pursuing MDin Anesthesia, Doctor in reputedhospital of Chandigarh, BAMS girlpreferred. 98053-58626. NA8-16240

Himachali Chaudhary widower boy45/5’-10”, M.Com, working in MNCChandigarh, upper caste no bar, one childboy. Contact: 98158-84372. NA8-15853

Suitable match for 31 year, Saxena(Kayastha) boy 5’-10”, faircomplexion, M.Arch. Employed atSingapore. Delhi based family.Contact at 95400-11155. NA8-15764

Nishad boy 5’-7”, 1984, LL.B.,working at Delhi Civil Court, seekseducated girl. 90232-43818. A8-16837

Wanted bride for very handsomeAdvocate. Monthly income 6 figures,Mittal, 1986 born. Own 2 kanal housein Chandigarh. Caste no bar. 99152-80315. NA8-15595

Suitable match required for Sainiboy, 4.7.85, working in ICICI Bank asSenior Officer. 84273-18273. NA8-15410

Working match for April 1981 born, 5’-10”, Megh boy workingin limited company. Send [email protected] 98156-61797. C8-18582

Seeking good looking working girlhandsome Hindu NP Nai boy, 5’-10”,Sept. 89, B.Com., MBA, pursuingLLB, job corporate sector in Delhi. 9.6LPA. 82954-24682, 94660-52725.

C8-18274

Prajapat Kumhar 10.9.1991, 5’-8”,Ph.D near completion. Only twobrothers, elder married SRF DRDOChnd. & doing Ph.D. Parents Govt.service, 8 acre agri land, urbanproperty. 78887-55716. C8-18009

Match for handsome Ramdasia Sikh boy 30/5’-5”, Master Degree(Architecture) Asstt. Professor Pb.Govt., Father, brother, sister-in-law inGovt. service Patiala. Contact: 96462-94201. NA8-15156B

Beautiful, slim, educated, Govt.employed match for Nai Sikh Vaishnu,Graduate, haircut boy, Central Govt.Job, 1988/ 5’-7”. Mohali/ Patiala/ Roparpreferred. 85280-83273. C8-17491B

Wanted suitable match for Kumharboy settled in Canada M.Tech. Mech,10.01.1991, 5’-3”. Mob: 94646-31701, 9178141-25908. NA8-14123

Handsome Punjabi Hindu Nai (NP)boy, 5’-8”, Nov. 86, Master of Finance& Control, Sr. Accounts Officer, MNCTricity, package 4.50 Lacs. Welleducated status family. 098960-56502,094180-33499. C8-18847B

MISC.

SM4 Non-Manglik Ramdasia Hinduboy born Nov. 87, Ambala, 5’-7”,MCA, Software Engineer, Bangalore,package 16 lacs pa. 98137-86057.

NA8-15502

Match for Ravidasia B.Tech., Feb.-1987, 5’-9”, Ambala Govt. Job DelhiMetro 9.0 LPA, vegetarian family.Contact 94661-45693, 98133-45693.

C8-18729

Medico match for Mohali residentRamdasia Sikh handsome boy, Class-IOfficer, working as AEE in MES,01.08.1991, 5’-11”. Father retiredClass-I Officer from Punjab Govt.Elder sister married and settled inCanada. Tricity preferred.7986934570, 9872971341. C8-18626

Govt. Service match for Majbi Sikhboy, 5’-6’’,17.10.1982, , AssistantProfessor (Ph.D.) in GND University,Amritsar. 9815073460. No Dowry,early marriage. C8-18604

Suitable match for Ravidassia boy,Postgraduate, 27 yrs, 5’-8”,businessman Jalandhar. 98885-94528.

A8-16635B

Suitable match for Ramdasia Sikhboy, 1986 born, 5’-11”, B.Tech.,Patiala based Junior Engineer inPSPCL. Govt. job preferred. Mob:99880-13575, 99880-05865. C8-18270

Suitable employed match for Ad-dharmi boy 28/5’-10”, B.Com., MBA,Bank Manager posted at Jalandhar.Father Govt. service, motherhousewife. Only Elder brother is BankOfficer and married. Doaba preferred.Contact 94649-51824, 94639-98871.

C8-18206

Doctor/Engineer match for 34, 5’-8”, Ramdasia boy, MD Doctor,Government job. Parents, Brother,Sister Doctors, settled USA,Radhasoami family. Caste no bar. Nodowry. Boy is issueless divorcee.78379-86800. C8-18196

Suitable match for Ravidasiahandsome boy, born 1990, 5’-9”, MA,PGDCA, presently in Canada. Elderbrother PR in Canada. Sister, brotherdoctors, Father Govt job. Girl shouldbe well qualified preferably CanadaPR/Study visa. Contact: 9815969960,+16477046001, 9815750297. C8-18140

Ramdasia Sikh 86 born, 5’-7”, non-manglik, M.A., own buildingconstruction business. Tricity preferred.Whatsapp: 98728-02288. C8-18109

Mazbhi Hindu boy, 1986 born, 5’-9”, AEE, PSPCL. Preferred Doctor/Engineer/Lecturer. Contact no: 94641-43435. C8-17987

Well educated match for RamdasiaSikh, PCMS-1 Orthopaedician, Nov.1982, 5’-5”, divorcee Ludhiana.Parents retired Officers, vastproperties. Caste no bar. Simplestmarriage. 98140-65504. C8-17907

Suitable match for SC RavadasiaSikh, 29/5’-7”, M.Sc. Chemistry, B.Ed.doing job as Chemistry lecturer, alsorunning coaching institute and ownfamily business (Senior Secondaryschool). Father Principal. Motherretired Govt teacher. Brother Advocate.Preferred Govt. job/NRI/ Post-graduatein Science subject. Contact/whatsapp:7888930833. C8-17821

Want bride for Ludhiana based37/5’, Draftsman at Noida. Earlymarriage. 76785-20168. A8-16039B

Seeking suitable match probablyMaster for Govt. employee (J.E.)Amritdhari weaver Sikh boy, 31 years,5’-10”. Willing to settle abroad. Casteno bar, 9888666897. C8-17355

SCHEDULED CASTES

Working match for handsomeKamboj Sikh boy 5’-10”, 27, B.Tech(CSE) working in MNC. Father andmother Govt. Officer, upper castewelcome. 94173-89199. NA8-15833

Kamboj Sikh boy, December 1984,appears 25 yrs, 5’-8”, B.Tech., MNC,good salary rural/urban property.98728-65242, 82849-40876. NA8-15813

Kamboj Sikh divorcee boy, B.A.,B.Ed., 45/5’-5”, Inspector Excise andTaxation Head Office Patiala (Punjab),salary 50,000/- pm, minor defect inright leg. 62809-11840, 94179-90544.

C8-19329

Suitable match for Kamboj Sikhboy, 30 y, 5’-7”, LL.M, Advocate atPunjab and Haryana High Court.Father Eminent Lawyer in Ferozepur.94176-56644. C8-19205

USA PR Kamboj Thind boy, 29/5’-6”, Civil Engineer, Mohali basedfamily, urban rural property, seeksB.Sc. Nursing, M.Tech., MBA, MCAgirl. 98159-21143, 98159-44688.

A8-16860

Required Govt. employee forKamboj Sikh boy, 27/5’-11”, Govt.employee, Chandigarh. 98152-83300.

A8-16858

SM4 Kamboj Sikh boy, 1987, 6’,M.Tech, Merchant Navy Engineer. Ph:8289027583. C8-18422

Qualified working match forKamboj Sikh vegetarian NT, ND boy,1988/5’-9”, UGC NET, permanentAsstt. Professor English, 7 lac pa (UGCpay scale). No demand. Girl mainconsideration. Upper caste no bar.98776-44619, 94174-38363. C8-18023

KAMBOJ

Suitable match for Jat boy 38, 6’-0”,B.Tech., MBA, (IMT/FDU USA).Doing family business based atPanchkula. Income 20 Lakh annual.Gotras: Lamba, Sheoran, Sangwan.99884-14515. Email:[email protected] A8-17209

Jat beautiful working girl forAnshik Manglik Himachali Jathandsome boy B.Tech., 01.02.1991/5’-6”, working as an Engineer inMNC, Panchkula. Contact 98057-80755. NA8-15164

JAT

Alliance invited for handsome SikhAhluwalia boy, 1988 born, 6 ft.,B.com., MBA, own business. Contact99159-72200. NA8-15529

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Hindu Arora, divorcee, vegetarian,teetotaller, issueless boy 32/5’-9”,upper caste no bar. He can accept onechild. 98776-18376, 83608-69174.

NA8-15392

Match for issueless divorceeBrahmin boy, 37/5’-4”, MBA privatejob. 98885-30698. C8-18619

Looking for girl settled in foreigncountry for Australia returnedhandsome, 29/5’-10”, issuelessdivorcee Brahmin boy. Education:Business Administration, Versatileexperience in facilities managementand excellent command of English,IELTS 8 bands. 98143-51555.

C8-18572

Beautiful issueless for Govt.employed Sikh Arora cleanshavedivorcee, B.Com., MBA, 1978/5’-7”.99145-77215. C8-18478

Wanted suitable issueless girl fordivorcee Punjabi Saini serviceman 42, 5’-6”, job in Haryana. 6 LPA.70157-01121. [email protected]

C8-18474

Seeking professionally qualifiedmatch for a handsome Khatri boy,1978 born, 5’-11”, working as an ITSoftware Professional/Engineer inCalifornia (Bank of America), legallydivorced, and has one issue. Email:[email protected]

C8-18448

Educated match for Arora boy1984/5’-5”, B.Tech., MBA, workingMNC 94664-10417, 72062-67361.

A8-16433

Match slim boy 40 years divorce 5’-5”, well settled, own business.Required un-married/divorce. FatherRetd. Gazetted Engineer 94169-76641. C8-18292

Suitable match for Brahminteetotaller boy, 7.1.89, 12:13 noon, 5’-7”, Jalandhar born, Engineer inGurgaon, divorced after one month.Caste no bar. 9671766284. C8-18250

Match for SC Chamar boy(divorcee), 06.02.1982, 5’-5”, SeniorManager (Punjab National Bank),Bathinda. Only Central Govt./Bankemployee. Send details on WhatsApp/Call 98156-79348. C8-18230

Sober, Good natured, educated,issueless match, required for KhatriSikh turbaned 1981/188 cm, MBA.Own business, Own house in vicinityof Tricity. Caste no bar. Whatsappbiodata 98140-56717. C8-18316

Aggarwal boy, 38/5’-8”, M.Sc.B.Ed., permanent Punjab GovernmentTeacher, 58,000/-, divorced issueless.97801-53129, 79739-94251. C8-18198

Match for Saini Sikh Oct. 1975, 5’-9”, self employed, no liability.Contact: 75086-81634 Kharar.

A8-16331

Aggarwal issueless Non-Manglikboy Nov. 1982, Ambala, 5’-7”, Govt.Service in SSA. 98123-78759, 94161-57209. C8-18043

Himachali Sood 73 born legallydivorced, 5’-8”, wrkg with Pharmacompany having 18 year old boy seekspreferably unmarried/divorceeissueless girl. Contact with Astrologicaldetails 82195-14534. A8-14412B

DIVORCEE

Hindu/Ad-Dharmi boy 06.09.89, 5’-4”, 12th Non-Med Dip. in Mech.,Govt. Service. Father retire Govt.service, wanted Govt. job beautifulgirl, Doaba preferred. 98884-12354.

NA8-16316

28 yrs., 5’-7”, fair, handsome,Punjabi SC (Ad-dharmi) boy B.Tech.from Thapar University, working asASO in Govt. of India, New Delhi.Seeks a beautiful well-educated girl,having a Government job in Delhi.Email: [email protected] No. 98720-40566. NA8-16266

Professionally qualified match forRamdasia Sikh cleanshaven fair boy,1984/5’-8”, B.Tech. (PEC) workingSoftware Engineer in Infosys(Gurgaon), 8.20 Lakh PA. Fatherretired (Govt. service), mother inGovt. service. Family settled inMohali. WhatsApp: 98888-74004,85570-04955. NA8-15876

MBBS Ravidasia unmarried boyPCMS, 1978/5’-7”. [email protected] NA8-15856

Himachali Kabirpanthi boy, 31/5’-9”, Graduate, MCA, ComputerEngineer, Chandigarh. Seeks educatedbeautiful girl. Mob. 98889-72109.

NA8-15789

Suitable match for Ramdasia Sikh(Weaver) handsome boy 5’-5”/August1988, B.Tech. Computer Science,working in MNC at Pune. IT workinggirl preferred. 94173-96351, 98159-54251. NA8-15736

Chamar (Ravidasia) Hindu boy,32/5’-5”diploma pursuing B.Tech.own business Haryana based residenceLudhiana. Same caste without dowery.98725-00510. C8-19037

Suitable match for Ramdasia,central tax Inspector, vegetarian,handsome boy, Dec. 89, 5’-10”.Chandigarh or Punjab Govt. employeepreferred. 96463-32799. C8-18917B

Amritsar based Ramdasia Hinduboy 1990, 5’-8” manager in PNBFather retired gazzetted officer MotherGovt employee . 94655-63226, 97795-19230. C8-18859

Match for smart, tall and educatedRamdasia Sikh boy 1986 born, HotelManagement Degree, 5’-11”, job inprivate Sector. Seeks Canada,Australia, New Zealand PR girl.98789-88163, 95012-27841. A8-17142

Match for Panchkula based Chamarboy, 30/5’-8”, BHMS Dr., MedicalOfficer Haryana Govt. (NHM),preferred Dr. seeks Govt. job/equalstatus. 99884-31244. A8-17094

Match for handsome Mazbi Sikhboy 1986/5’-7”, B.Tech., Class-1Officer, well-qualified employed girlpreferred, caste no bar. 98884-34830.

NA8-15587

Suitable match for Ravidassia boy,5’-11”/1991, B.Tech. in ECE, workingin Private Sector as Assistant Manager.Family well-settled in Doaba. Sistersettled in Canada. Preferred Canada,USA family. Contact: 98152-88087,Email: [email protected]

NA8-15558

PQ SM4 SC boy 1977/5’-8”, MBAClass 1 Officer (State PSU) divorceeI’less. Father IAS retd. LKo. Basedpref. unmarried girl of reputed family.94643-97892. NA8-15555

Suitable match for Balmiki boymatch 1982, 5’-5”, working asAssistant Professor. Mob. 79730-92164, 98884-66382. NA8-15520

Suitable match for SC boy30.1.1990, 5’-5”, MBBS, private job.Required Medico Professor Teacher,Bank Officer. WhatsApp-95017-74119, 94780-18193. NA8-15519

Suitable match for Khatri boy23.11.1987, Rajpura, 12:30 p.m., 5’-8”, Canada PR, M.Tech., caste nobar. [email protected] , 98720-25599. NA8-15451

Seeking Canada based professionallyqualified match for handsome Khatriboy, 23/5’-7”, B.Tech. (Electrical),upper caste no bar. Send your biodataon: 81687-14340. A8-16457

Suitable match for handsomePunjabi Khatri boy 17.06.1990, 4:45a.m., Delhi/5’-8”, Masters in SoftwareFinland, Earning 45,000 Euro perannum. Seeks beautiful educated girl,Wants to settled abroad. Contact:98110-16616 (Father), Email:[email protected]

NA8-15364

Australian citizen Tonk-Kashatriyaboy 14.09.82, 9.55 p.m. (Lohiankhas)5’-8”, B.Com., MBA, M.Sc. IT. Ownbusiness. Wanted beautiful educatedgirl. Early marriage. 98140-27405.

NA8-15353

Looking beautiful, tall, well educatedSikh/Khatri girl for Sikh/Khatri/cleanshaven PR boy, 5’-11”, born2.5.1991, 9:45 am Patiala based,B.Tech. from India, Masters fromAustralia, settled in Adelaide, havinghis own business. Contact: 94630-68063, 97794-74864. C8-18246

Punjab based Doctor family seeksbeautiful qualified match settled atUSA for handsome, B.Tech., M.S./5’-9”, 4.1.88, MNC, USD 120KAggarwal boy. 98148-99148. C8-18218

Handsome, polite Panjabi SaraswatBrahmin boy 28/5’-10”, ITprofessional, working in SeattleU.S.A. citizen with big property inIndia, seeks Brahmin/Aggarwal/Khatri MBA/M.Tech/B.Tech.,Computer Sciences, fair, polite girl.Contact: (1) Preet Sharma: 001-732-766-7670, (2) Sister Arti Rani: 001-1425-445-5527 (U.S.A.) C8-18025

PQM for Canadian Citizen PunjabiSaraswat Brahmin manglik boy, onlyson 5-8-1986,10:50Am (Ludhiana) 5’-10” B.Tech managing consultant withtop MNC in Toronto, parents visitingCanada from 10 June till August uppercaste no bar . contact : +1(647)819-5898, whatsapp 80548-58612. C8-17965

Ahluwalia cleanshaven (Sikh) boy,1990 born, 5’-10”, income about NewZealand $500K PA. Owns home andbusiness. Required minimum 5’-4”, upto 25 years, professional education,caste no bar. Pls. contact:0064211957000. C8-18005

Suitable match for divorcee issuelessSikh Khatri smart boy, 5’-10”, 1976,cleanshaven, New Zealand citizen,M.A., Diploma [email protected] Mob: 96465-32883. C8-17921

Mair Rajput boy B.Tech. IT born1987. Required NRI girl (USACanada) boy working at Chd. Uppercaste no bar. 82198-27532. NA8-14732

Very handsome Gupta 27/5’-8” boySoftware Engineer working in Londonfamily well-settled in New Zealand,seeks slim, beautiful professional girlfrom a decent educated family. Ph.:0064211216300 or [email protected] A8-12650B

Suitable match for Ramgarhia boy 26 years, 5’-5”, Canadian Citizen, teetotaller, cleanshaven,Radiographer, Sonographer, well-established. Caste no bar. Email:[email protected]: +15875018746 withbiodata and recent pictures. C8-19121

NRI

Suitable homely match for issuelessdivorcee Khatri boy Oct. 1983, 5’-11”,Graduate, own business, Ludhiana.75087-83835. NA8-16362

Very smart Arora boy, cheating inshort time marriage, legally divorcee,July 1992, 5’-8”, Graduate Govt.Contractor. 94163-93438. NA8-15839

Senior Software Engineer IT ParkChandigarh, handsome salary appliedPR abroad 1986/5’-9”, dashingpersonality legally divorced. Wellsettled high status family. WantedPunjabi highly qualified girl interestedabroad. Contact: 80546-86933, 97808-98038. NA8-15768

Maid Rajput boy, issueless divorcee,5’-9”, 3:25 a.m., 25.06.1985,Ludhiana, B.Pharmacy (private job).Upper caste no bar. 98764-83564.

NA8-15729

Match preferred in or aroundChandigarh for well qualifiedhandsome smart noble issuelessdivorced boy, 03.01.1984, 10.20 a.m.,5’-9”, Advocate in Chandigarh HighCourt and Supreme Court having ownresidence, upper caste no bar. 74948-80937, 98130-10937. C8-19109

Beautiful well educated match forArora Sikh NT ND Australian citizen,38/5’-6”, divorcee, working as Regd.Nurse, father of an eight year son withmother. Contact 94176-04688, 98728-17317. C8-19107

B.tech Goyal boy fair, vegetarian,34, 5’-6”, issueless, Manager MNCChandigarh, package 12 lacs.9815685445. C8-18947

Unmarried/divorcee girl forissueless divorcee vegetarian Khatriboy, 5’-8”, 22.02.1985, 12:32 pm,Morinda, own medical store. Parentsretired Punjab Govt. employee.9988764900, 9872626463. C8-18855

Seeking issueless match forhandsome Divorced Garg boy,21.10.1983/2:38 a.m./Sangrur, 5’-7”.B.Tech. Manager in Reputed MNC,Seven figure salary. Own Kothi inMohali. Upper caste no bar. Tricityand Punjab preferred. Contact 98788-08171, Whatsapp 75289-03556.

C8-18793

Highly qualified issueless RamgarhiaSikh 1977/5’-10”, Canadian PRdrawing high salary. 88799-75333.

A8-17016

Match for Arora Khatri issuelessdivorcee boy 18.02.82, 12.37 p.m.,Yamunanagar, 5’-7”, B.Com, TimberMerchant, no dowry. Contact: 93555-25861, 96712-24225. A8-17006

SM4 handsome educated PunjabiKhatri boy 5’-11”, 26 Dec. 1987, 4:55a.m., Tourism Business, shortmarriage, issueless, legally divorced,non vegetarian preferred. M: 98141-22627. [email protected]

NA8-15598

Manglik, non Manglik match forHindu Saini divorcee boy June 81,slim, built, 5’-10”, B.Com. (Hons.),convent educated Central Govt.employee, caste no bar, simplemarriage. 94648-77621, WhatsApp94782-11242. NA8-15528

Match for legally issueless divorceeHindu Tonk-kashatriya handsome boy33/5’-10”, M.Sc., B.Ed., teachingprofession (Ludhiana). Caste no bar.62392-46179. NA8-15525

Dhiman Widower 52/5’-5” (havingson-daughter both married) Pvt. job,salary 20,000/-. Own house Karnal.94161-20150, 90342-31840.

NA8-16364B

Arora Sikh widower 33/5’-10”,BCA, own business, having 4 yearsson, good financial status. No demand.Contact issueless 98152-09595,Ludhiana. NA8-16334

Professionally qualified issuelessmatch required (who heartedly acceptto be mother of 6+ years daughter) forour widower son 39/5’-11”, fair,B.Tech., working I.T., MNC, Gurgaon.Email: [email protected]/WA 98723-33255. NA8-15793

Sikh issueless widower 40/5’-7”,Govt. job, 40000/-. Caste no bar. Onechild accepted. 80592-55697. C8-18358

Wanted educatged, issueless, sweetnature lady for Hindu Rajput, 63, 5’-6”, educated, caring, teetotallerperson, shimla. Whatsapp: 94599-70294. C8-18093

Match for Jat issueless Widower,42+/ 6’, B.A., Private Job,Agricultural land. 70567-46000,94660-54143. C8-14871B

Suitable match for Hindu Khatriretired businessman widower settledin Norway, income 2 Lac per month.Much property rented out. 77/5’-6”.Caste-Age no consideration. Lives inhis own house. Ring Tel:004793659764 and I will call back.

C8-14005

Khatri widower, 48/5’-6”, Govt. jobPatiala. Son and daughter both marriedand settled. Required issueless,widow/divorce. Caste no bar. 96461-00885. C8-18655

Live-in partner needded forChandigarh based college Professor(Retired) widower, 60.5 year. 84270-05500. C8-18133

WIDOWER

Suitable match for handsome Yadavboy, 5’-9”, July 1990, Punjab Govt.regular employee. Father retired Govt.employee. Preferred Govt. employeePatiala. Caste no bar. Contact: 90250-40005, WhatsApp: 76968-34531.

C8-18214

YADAV

Suitable match for Punjabi Ramdasia Sikh boy, 26/5’-8”, vegetarian,M.S. Computer Science from CSUEB,living in USA. US citizen preferred.Caste no bar. Phone/WhatsApp 77522-53727, 77539-90357,[email protected] NA8-16264B

Sikh Khatri 30/6’, PR Canada,M.Tech, reputed company, preferenceCanada, upper caste. 76962-75379.

A8-17301

Sikh Tonk Kashatria boy SoftwareEngineer Canada PR turban wearer29/5’-11”. Girl with height 5’-6” orabove, Computer Engineer/MBApreferred. 98149-73892. NA8-16201

Professionally qualified beautifulmatch from respectable family for 5’-6”, Sarswat Brahmin handsomeB.Tech. boy 18.5.87, 2:26 am,Chandigarh. Own startup/house andwell-settled at Toronto (PR). Otherupper castes also welcome. Statusmatch only. WhatsApp biodata & picafter matching kundli to: 94178-49895. NA8-16143

Match for Parjapat Sikh(cleanshaven) PR New Zealand boy1990/5’-8”, Convent Educated,Masters in Engineering (Mech.) fromNZ. Working in MNC New Zealand.Status family priority to Australia/New Zealand based Parjapat girl.075080-55869. NA8-16139

Match for Canada based Saini SikhBanwait boy from Paonta Sahib,31/5’-11”, Mechanical Engineer,Electro Mechanical EngineeringOttawa Canada. Own business. PRCanada. Preference for Medical/Engineering. 89588-09443, 98372-28629. NA8-16121

Ramdasia Sikh 27/5’-11”, M.Tech.Canada job/PR applied, wantedminimum 5’-5”. WhatsApp: 98765-42003. NA8-15884

Extremely beautiful match forhandsome Hindu Khatri boy, 5’-9”,Dec. ‘86, Masters in Software fromIndia Management from US BerkeleyUSA, working in USA Data Engineerphoto and particulars. Email:[email protected] NA8-15771

Jatt Sikh 1989/6 ft. handsome Redseal Engineer, Canadian PR, 10 acresland, urban rural property. PreferenceCanadian citizens/PR PN or healthcare professional beautiful, tall girl.98555-10979. C8-19189

Qualified and Beautiful match forNon-Manglik Hindu Verma boy 1987born, 5’-10” B.Tech ( CSE) MS USAworking in USA on good Package.Green card under process. Contact No62800-65009. C8-19095

Professionally qualified, slim,beautiful girl for USA Citizen, nevermarried, Sikh Khatri boy, 1980/ 5’-8”,cleanshaven, teetotaller, M.Arch.,MBA (USA), working reputedcompany USA, handsome package.Educated, well settled, small family.Boy in India for two weeks. Uppercaste no bar. Send biodata, recentphotograph to: [email protected]: 70182-10484. C8-19047

Jat Sikh boy, own business inAustralia, 1992/5’-9”. Seeks Australia/New Zealand PR/Citizen girl.9872037278, 0061422183789. C8-19013

Wanted bride: Well-settled in USA,45, fair, 5’-11”, divorcee, ownbusiness, looking for b’ful girl, 40 orunder. No demand. Ring 98117-31155.

A8-17092

Match for Hindu Saini educated,vegetarian, Canadian PR, 28 years,Tricity born boy, having Governmentjob in Canada. Prefer girl in Canada onstudy visa/PR. Caste no bar. Sendbiodata with latest photograph [email protected] , Mob.: 97794-59859. A8-16856

Wanted PR girl for Thakur Rajputboy, August 1993, 5’-8”, qualifiedfrom Australia, presently on workpermit. Upper caste no bar. Contact:81462-10477. NA8-15615

Wanted beautiful girl for Aggarwaleducated boy 24/5’-6”, girls should beIELTS passed who wants to goAustralia, no bars. 99915-76804.

NA8-15504

Ramgarhia Gursikh NRI boy 36/5’-6”, working as Software consultant.Ramgarhia vegetarian family orientedgirl. 74269-16963. Email:[email protected] NA8-15503

Sunar Mair Rajput Sikh hair cut PRCanadian boy, 29.09.90, 4.14 pm,Jalandhar, 5’-7”, M.Tech, vegetarian.Whatsapp: 9815101443. C8-18464

Match for handsome Hindu Khatriboy, Citizen of Australia, well settled,22.11.1986, 5’-8”, 10:08 pmLudhiana. 90413-26295. C8-18462

Punjabi Saraswat Brahmin handsomeyoung 10.11.87 at 10:55/5’-9”,Graduate, own work. Father retired JE.Upper caste also consider. M.No.94176-58667, 95306-59096. C8-18266

Vashista boy, B.Tech. Working ITpark Chandigarh, Package 12 lac.31.3.1983/5’-7”. Govt job girlrequired. 94633-77422, 79862-53084.

C8-18174

Engineer B.Tech. Punjab Govt.permanent, 50,000/- pm, Nov. 1991,5’-11”, Vashisht boy. Father Professor,Mother Principal. Seeks Govt.employee, Teacher preferred. Contact:94178-51707. C8-18170

Match for Brahmin practisingAdvocate boy, LL.B., LL.M., 1982born, 5’-8”, status family. Contact:095307-73087. Email:[email protected] C8-18119

6’ teetotaller boy working in ITCompany Mohali as SoftwareDeveloper, 12.07.1990, 07:24 pm,Malerkotla. 62392-83913, 81468-30833. A8-16261

Suitable girl for Hindu Brahmin boy 29 years, 5’-10”, own business atChandigarh, income Rs. 25000/- PM,caste no bar. 98781-12209, 83604-47425. NA8-15280

Army boy 5’-11”, 30.5.1992. FatherGovt. service, all Brahmin acceptedHaryana, Delhi, NCR. 94676-89554.

NA8-15212

Suitable match for GraduatedSaraswat Brahmin boy 5’-2.5”,Ambala, 4.9.1991, 5.55 p.m., Vashishtgotra having own business. Ph: 98960-23925. NA8-15202

Medico for Punjabi Sharma BAMSboy 12.11.1988, 7 a.m. Rohtak, 5’-8”.Own clinic. WhatsApp: 93550-29895,93547-10775. NA8-15199

Match for Gaur BrahminM.Pharmacy boy, 5’-6”, 30.6.89, 7:12am Rohtak well-established businessfamily, professionally qualified matchpreferred. 89013-52584. C8-17995

Very handsome Manglik Brahminboy, 1987, 5’-10”, Graduate, highlyestablished business, seeks suitablegirl. Whatsapp 9888704839. C8-17983

Suitable match for handsome smartdecent Sarswat Brahmin only son 5-8-1990, 9:25Pm Amritsar 5’-10”working Pvt Bank . Preferred Govt jobNRI, PR upper caste . 94170-54808

C8-17963

Professional match for handsome,teetotaller, Sarasvat boy, conventeducated, B.Tech, specialization fromIIM/Google. 21.09.1985, 5’-11”,Director reputed company Gurgaon(Head, Chandigarh Office).Excellentpackage. Tricity [email protected] (+91-98766-96448, 89686-40448). C8-17887

Professionally qualified match forSaraswat Brahmin vegetarian boy1985/5’-8”, B.Tech., working MarutiSuzuki Gurugram, 15 LPA. PreferredGurugram working girl. Phagwarabased family. Kundli must. 98144-12008. NA8-15171

Sarswat Brahman vegetarianB.Tech., 5’-8” boy, 12.12.89, 11:08a.m., Firozepur, well-settled bussinessat Ludhiana. 98148-26090. A8-16091

Suitable beautiful, qualified, nearPatiala match for Brahmin boy,07.08.1985, 12:00 pm (Noon), Patiala,5’-6”, M.Sc., B.Ed., NET, PTET,CTET, Govt. school Teacher. Simpleearly marriage. 98151-49175, 90230-40025, [email protected]

C8-17595

Looking for smart and qualifiedmatch for Saraswat Brahmin boy 18July 1985, 10.35 PM, Una, HimachalPradesh, 5’-10”, B.Tech (ECE)working in Amsterdam with handsomesalary. Visiting India 2nd week June.Contact 98108-85236 Email:[email protected]

C8-17429

Ludhiana based well settled ManglikSaraswat Brahmin, 5’-5”, 03.06.1993,12:45 p.m. (Samaria), SoftwareEngineer, MCA, 15 LPA. Looking forbeautiful match. 73074-22333.

C8-18402

Suitable match for handsomeBrahmin boy, 5’-6”, 17.09.1992, 8:35pm, Chd., BBA, working in Dubai asSupervisor. Tricity/ working preferred.Contact: 99886-09993, 62396-21808.

C8-19131

Qualified preferably M.Sc./BAMSfor Brahmin Dentist 30/5’-7”, ownclinic Amritsar. [email protected] NA8-15408

Match for Manglik Brahmin boy,5’-7”, 28.07.1989, 7:25 pm,Chandigarh. Central Govt. Employeein Chandigarh. Himachali tricityemployed match preferred. Contact:99153-41432. C8-18542

BRAHMIN

Match for Manglik Hindu Khatriboy, B.Com., MBA, 5’-8”, 21.5.88,10:00 am, Central Govt. job, Amritsar,working girl preferred. 94644-59628.

NA8-16257

Match for Manglik Sood boy DoB14.06.1987 (07.10 am), Ht. 5’-8”,well-settled business. 94646-39274.

NA8-16253

Professionally qualified, beautifulmatch for Yamuna Nagar based smart,Khatri, Manglik boy, December 1988,5’-9”, B.Tech. (ECE), working MNC,Mohali, 9.5 LPA. Parents Govt.officers. Send biodata Whatsapp :94167-46977, 81989-44453 C8-18989

Mahajan MBA boy, 22.5.83/6:25p.m./Shimla, 5’-4”. Working MNC.90410-90394. C8-18985

Match for 5’-11”, Manglik Aroraboy 24.08.1989, 11.45 p.m.,Panchkula, BCA, MBA, Bank job.94172-51814, 94654-46214. NA8-15401

Match for Manglik handsome HinduKhatri Walia boy, 2.7.1985, 5’-9”,B.Tech. Engineer in big reputedcompany, proprietor private highschool. Respectable family. 094648-30384 , 093162-99193. C8-18560

Manglik Khatri boy having ownbusiness at Yamunanagar looking forsuitable match 06.08.86, Time 10:05a.m., Gulbarga (Karnatka), Height 5’-8”, MBA. Contact - 89299-33033.

A8-16427

Suitable match for Khatri Manglikboy, 5’-11”, 16.04.1989, 10.30 p.m.,Firozepur, job in MNC at Gurgaon.98881-13009. NA8-15339

SQM for Hindu Khatri manglik boy, 3.3.1989, 5’-11”, 10:55 pm,B.Tech., doing job and business(Patiala). Parents Govt. employee.Mobile: 80549-24840 (Call andWhtasApp). C8-18262

Educated Manglik, Veg. girl forB.Tech. boy, 9.6.1986/6:40 am, Delhi,Punjabi Kashyap Rajput Delhi familyin business. 98913-53939. NA8-15211

MANGLIK

Canadian PR, handsome Brahminboy, 22.07.1988, 6’-1”, 11:55 a.m.,M.Com, Real Estate Business, needtall, beautiful girl, settled/residing inCanada. Contact: 88727-68000.

NA8-15449

Sarswat Brahmin Manglik boy,B.Tech., Karnal, 09.12.1990, 4:45p.m., 5’-7”. Job Puna. Kurukshetra,097291-98282. NA8-15438

Suitable match for handsomeSaraswat Brahmin Manglik boy12.7.90, 3:10 pm, Amritsar, 5’-9”,working as Engineer in IT CompanyBangalore. Contact: 81465-15835,98880-78101. NA8-15432

Brahmin boy, 08.03.1990, 9.10 a.m.,(H.P.), 5’-7”, Veterinary Officer (Govt.of Punjab), seeks suitable alliancehaving Govt./Semi Govt. job.Himachal based settled in Punjabpreferred. 98889-96484. NA8-15421

SM4 handsome teetotaller, Veg.Brahmin boy, Gotra Angrish, BA, 36, working in Sriram Finance in Ambala. 93550-95050,[email protected]

NA8-15403B

29/5’-10”, pure veg, teetotaller, GaurBrahmin, alone son, Scientist inEurope, high status landlord family,seeks Ph.D. Gaur Brahmin girl. Sendresume with photo [email protected] C8-18749

SM 4 Sarswat Brahmin boy AnshikManglik, 5’-5”, 31.07.1988, 05:52p.m. Shimla, B.Tech (ECE). WorkingIT Professional in Deutsche Bank,Pune, 6 LPA. Preference Himachal.98822-34338, 70184-75366. C8-18701

Suitable match for Jalandhar basedvegetarian Brahmin boy, Oct. 1987,178 cms, MBA (Finance) from wellsettled business family. 9872502719,7589135311. C8-18663

Professionally qualified match forconvent educated handsome PunjabiBrahmin boy, 32 years, 178 cms,M.Tech., Asst Professor Engg College.Father Senior Army officer. Email:[email protected] C8-18644

Well educated, tall match forHimachali Brahmin boy LowerHimachal, born April 85 Shimla 180cm. Having industry, high income.Upper caste no bar. Send details;[email protected] C8-18584

Non-manglik/Manglik SaraswatBrahmin boy, 28/5’-7”, B.Tech.79000/- MNC Punjab. Upper caste nobar. Employed preferred. 6239919853,9780012603. C8-18570

Professionally qualified match forBrahmin Vashisht 08.08.90, 2:00 am,Patiala, 5’-11”, MCA, working MNC,Chandigarh, package 5 Lac. Simplemarriage. 99147-25147. C8-18562

Saraswat Brahmin Manglik boy,17.2.81, 2:15 am Graduate 6’-9”,industries owner income Lacs permonth require beautiful match homelygirl, caste no bar for Punjabirespectable families. Mob: 93685-73050, 92152-22020. C8-18532

Sharma boy, 6 Feb. 1988, 10.42 p.m.,Ludhiana, 5’-11”, Physics Lecturer inSecred Heart Institute of NationalEnterance.12 Lacs/P.A. seekingqualified girl. Upper caste welcome.Mobile 97802-72079. C8-18516

Brahmin handsome 1977, 5’-7”,Govt. Computer Teacher. Salary55000/-. Malwa preferred. 95018-27905. NA8-15726B

Suitable match for SaraswatBrahmin vegetarian boy, 6’, 29 years,B.Tech., pursuing MIT from Australia,convent educated from small reputedfamily of Patiala city having urbanproperties. Only married BrotherAustralia citizen. Medical backgroundprofessionally qualified preference.Contact: 94172-74861. C8-18450

Suitable match for Patiala based,handsome, teetotaller, 43/5’-10”,widower, Senior Manager, Mohali, goodsalary, well natured, two kids by GrandParents, Saraswat Brahmin, vegetarianfamily. 98785-37336. C8-18436

SM4 Saraswat Brahmin boy, June88, 5’-11”, Software Engineer inSweden (Europe). Seeks working girl.Khatri/Arora also welcome. Mob:9914375079. C8-18418

Manglik Saraswat Brahminhandsome boy, vegetarian, B.Tech.,MBA, working in MNC at Delhi,package 9.5 lac per annum, 5’-10”,14.06.1990, 7:35 pm Patiala. Mobile:80541-50158. C8-18388

Brahmin boy, Matric, slightlyhealthy, 21.6.87 (5:57 a.m.Chandigarh), 5’-7”, own handloomshop and house Zirakpur. Dowrylessmarriage. Poor/Upper caste homelygirl welcome. 98789-65320. C8-18386B

Wanted suitable match for SaraswatBrahmin Vashisht B.Tech. SoftwareEngineer MNC, 8.70 LPA.17.05.90/6:00 a.m./Chandigarh. 5’-7”.94647-41727, 94175-75688. C8-18364

Match for Saraswat PunjabiBrahmin Manglik boy 5’-8”, SoftwareEngineer, family settled inYamunanagar, DoB 7.3.1987, 7.25p.m., Amritsar. WhatsApp: 99962-20373, 81688-96359. A8-16471

Match for non turbaned unmarriedArora Sikh handsome boy, 27 Sept.,1978, 06.10 a.m., Chandigarh, 5’-6”,UGC qualified Ph.D. Thesissubmitted. Preferably requiredunmarried Brahmin girl upto 35 yearsworking or non working. Fatherretired Govt. Officer, living in ownhouse in Mohali. Contact 75894-92934, [email protected] A8-16441

Electrical Engg. Brahmin boy 24/5’-7”, only contact if interested tosettle abroad (Australia) and have Istdivision in B.Com, B.Sc, B.Sc.Nursing. 94657-75254. NA8-15371

Brahmin Manglik, non-Manglik,vegetarian boy 03.06.1989, 8.20 a.m.(Jalandhar) 5’-9”, B.Tech. (Mech.)Graduate Marine Engg, MerchantNavy Company Maersk Denmark.88725-00568. NA8-15351

Looking for educated homely girlfor vegetarian Saraswat Brahmin boyslim/fair, 6 ft. December 1982, MBA,own house, well settled business inDelhi. WhatsApp 97175-69994. Call:83681-19689. NA8-15338

Anshik Manglik Punjabi SaraswatBrahmin boy, vegetarian, 5’-7”,Teacher (on contract), M.A., M.Ed.,04.02.1985, 10:05 am Chandigarh.81462-03341. C8-18372

Professionally qualified slimHimachali girl match for Una basedBrahmin boy 15.11.86, 11.30 p.m.Ambala Cantt. MBA, MNCPanchkula, 5’-6”, 7 Lac. 94591-20955, 95188-44641. C8-18356

Match for BAMS Doctor Brahminboy, 5’-11”, July-1989, Own clinicNangal Dam. Preferred BAMS/BDS/Govt. job. 094180-48299. C8-18340

Beautiful qualified match forhandsome well settled boy, 14th April1986, 1:19 pm Nabha born, 5’-10”.After match please call. PreferredTeacher. 78886-36003. C8-18296

Qualified preferably employedmatch for Saraswat Brahmin boy Post-Graduate Travel Toursim + MBAworking in reputed Co. in Chandigarh,Income 40K, own house in posh areain Jalandhar. DoB 18 Dec. 1987, 1.33a.m., ht. 5’-6”. Only son of SeniorManager of MNC. Contact throughWhatsApp/SMS 92169-75276.

NA8-15773B

Himachali Brahmin boy 5’-10”, 6 Dec., 1989, 12:10 p.m. HotelManagement, MBA, working inDelhi, family from Ludhiana. 92162-30797, 82830-33660. NA8-15765

Handsome Canada PR SarswatBrahmin Anshik Manglik boyGraduate Electronics, working UScompany 6’-1”, Feb/92, seek tall,b’ful, slim, qlfd girl. WhatsApp:90418-00677. NA8-15743

Saraswat Brahmin Anshik Manglikvegetarian, handsome boy 15.10.1987,10:50 pm, Tarn Taran, well-settledfamily. No dowry. Contact aftermatching kundli. 98551-68142.

NA8-15723

Suitable match for Brahmin boy26.1.85, 2.45 p.m., Rajpura, 5’-6”,M.Com, job and residentMohali/Mandi Gobindgarh, uppercaste welcome. Contact: 98886-00322. NA8-15689

Canadian PR, Brahman boy 5’-10”,(18.12.1986, 4.40 a.m.) required B.Sc,M.Sc, BDS, Nursing girl. 98886-94848. NA8-15678

Suitable employed match forSarswat Brahmin boy 21.11.1988,9.05 p.m., Bathinda, 5’-8”, B.Tech,Manager in MNC, Noida, package17.5 lacs. 98728-32983, 0164-2212983. C8-19221

Jalandhar based Manglik Brahminboy, 30/5’-10”, MBA, Govt. bankemployee. Govt. employee preferred.Upper caste no bar. 9814482839.

C8-19133

Suitable match for SaraswatBrahmin anshik manglik vegetarianboy, 24.04.1988, 11:44 am, Mohali,5’-11”, MBA, PGDCA, Job in MNCPanchkula IT, package 4.20 perannum. Educated working/nonworking girl preferred. Whatsapp:9779206324, 8146631742. C8-18995

Match for Brahmin boy, October 90born, 5’-7”, Second officer, MerchantNavy, salary 2.50 lakh monthly,teetotaller. Mobile: 9815967251.

C8-18991

Saraswat Brahmin boy, 13.6.88, 5:15a.m. Chandigarh, 5’-6”, DiplomaMechanical, salary 15000/-. Ownhouse Tricity. Employed girlpreferred. 98774-38460. C8-18673

Suitable match for Punjabi SaraswatBrahmin boy, 11.10.1986, 2:30 a.m.,Chandigarh, 5’-8”, B.A., LL.B.,practising in Punjab and Haryana Highcourt. Vaishno middle class family.85580-87551, 96465-88213. C8-18661

Saraswat Brahmin fair, slim boy,12.1.89, 8:30 a.m., Mukerian, 5’-6”,Mohali based family. B.Tech. (ME),MNC employed. Currently deputed inUSA on H1B visa. IT professional orNRI preferred. 97804-91275. C8-18580

Saraswat Brahmin boy 04.03.1991,1:20 a.m. (Ludhiana) 5’-10”, B.Com.(Accounts Profession). Only veg.family. 95019-22224. C8-18636

Manglik Brahmin boy 06.02.1992(10:26 pm Khanna), 5’-8”, workingGovt. job in Canada as Civil Engineer.Preferred B.Sc. Nursing/Engineer inCanada. 88720-36064. A8-17274

Suitable match for Punjabi SaraswatBrahmin smart boy 02.05.1989, 02.16a.m., Jalandhar, Ht 5’-10”, B.Tech,ECE MNC Bangalore, 10 LPA.Contact: 98728-72167. A8-17104

Brahmin boy 1990/5’-5”, B.Tech.,New Zealand PR, requiredBDS/CA/B.Sc. Nursing girl. 94170-88966. A8-17030

Gaur Brahmin handsome boyprivate Teacher MA, 6’, 30.3.1986,8.12 a.m., Rajpura girl, requiredsuitable/private Teacher. 98156-90592. A8-17008

Well qualified educated match forBrahmin Manglik boy 11.11.87, 4:16a.m. Yamunanagar B.Tech. inComputer Science. Software Engineer.Contact after kundli match. 99102-04165, 96509-63378. A8-16998

Suitable match for SaraswatBrahmin Kaushal boy settled inChandigarh, 5’-10”, B.Tech., runningfamily business, 14.12.1990, 9:53 am,Ferozepur. Bride should be well-educated, minimum height 5’-3” andalso hail from well-settled family.Upper caste no bar. 94634-00001.

NA8-15645

Well-educated working matchTeaching preferred for Himachalihandsome teetotaller boy settledAmritsar. 83 born, 5’-6”, MBA,Centre Co-ordinator reputedorganisation, own house. Parentspensioners. No liability. /no demand.90230-28294. NA8-15643

Saraswat Brahmin, handsome,MBA/5’-9”, 06.05.1986, 2.20 p.m.,Jalandhar. Working with reputedorganization as a Manager. 99887-44858. NA8-15630

SM4 Saraswat Brahmin handsomeboy, 21.02.1988 (7.35 a.m.,Vishakhpatnam), 5’-8”, B.Sc. NauticalScience, B.Sc. non Medical, workingas 2nd Officer in Merchant Navy,residence Talwara (Pb.), upper casteno bar. 94171-34503, 76966-52614.

NA8-15597

SM4 Brahmin vegetarian boy,23.10.87, 12:05 am, Patiala, 5’-6”,Senior Engineer in MNC Bangalore.20 LPA. 98155-35300, 98884-50450.

NA8-15585

Professionally qualified match forBrahmin boy, 1.12.1983, 09:10 a.m.,Hoshiarpur, 5’-8”, B.Tech., workingSenior Engineer (Marketing),Multinational Company. 94646-09366. NA8-15556

Suitable match for 1987/5’-6”, MA,B.Ed., Govt. Teacher Brahmin boyVaishno family, preferred employeeDoaba. Contact 99152-77010.

NA8-15530

Match for Saraswat Brahmin boy27.10.1980, 5.55 a.m., Kharar, 5’-8”,BA, PGDCA, own departmental shop95180-19548, WhatsApp 87083-72830. NA8-15501

Brahmin boy 1990/5’-9”, MBA,working in Pune. Package 9 LPA.94166-86566. NA8-15462

Educated professional/ homelybeautiful girl for 31/ 5’-8”, non-drinker boy, turbaned/ trimmer, highlyqualified and talented, doing status jobin Ludhiana (40 Lakhs per annum).Rural (28 acres)/urban property. Kothi posh area Ludhiana city. No dowry. Respond with [email protected] or whatsapp9877708225. C8-17859

Chandigarh based business familyinvites alliance for their son, 5’-7”,B.Tech. from University of Windsor,Ontorio (Canada), convent educated,13 April 1990, Rural & Urbanproperty, belonging to Malwa. Parents& girl only consideration. Contact98150-15623. C8-17901

Canadian PR Jat Sikh Dhaliwalfamily seeking match for their son, 1989born, 5’-9”, B. Pharmacy (Canadian PR)residing in Toronto. The bride shouldhail from a decent, educated family. JatSikh girl currently residing in Canadapreferred, students can be considered.Contact: 64753-29292. Email:[email protected]

A8-16073B

Jat-Sikh Gill boy, 86, 6’-2” Ph.D Asstt. Professor seeks tallcompatible match 7526964119.

C8-14697

Qualified match for respectableestablished family in California, JattSikh boy, Medical Doctor (MD) wellsettled in practice, 41/5’-8” tall,handsome, clean shaven, never married.Contact [email protected] or +1310-692-0840. C8-13757B

Professionally qualified match for JatSikh boy 26, 6’-3”, Engineer withMultinational Company in Australia,earning top dollars, rural/urban propertyIndia family well settled in Australia.Email: [email protected],WhatsApp 99880-37887. C8-13079

Match for Jatt Sikh vegetarianconvent educated boy born 86/5’-10”,B.Tech., own business. 87100-00088.Email: [email protected]

C8-19303

Jat Sikh Sidhu 28/5’-10”, M.TechIIT Delhi, Scientist Govt. of India,seeks Govt./private working girl.WhatsApp: 94172-41259. C8-18320

Canada based Jat Sikh familylooking for a tall, slim, very beautiful,well-educated professional girl,preferably Medico/Dentist/Lawyer,from cultured/good family for 5’-10”/40, athletic, handsome, nevermarried, Plastic Surgeon. Born andraised in Canada. Both parents areprofessionals. Serious inquiries plsrespond with details and photos.Canada/USA preferred. Caste no Bar.Email: [email protected]

C8-16333B

Match for Sidhu cleanshaventeetotaller Jat Sikh boy 28, 5’-10”,Animation Diploma, well-settledbusiness in Mohali, good income.Elder brother married and PRAustralia. Preferred B.tech, B.Sc.Nursing, BCA girl with 6 & abovebands minimum willing to settle inAustralia. Contact: 96460-03522.

C8-19063

JAT SIKH

Saraswat Sharma boy, 2.3.89/5’-8”,B.Tech., job in Dubai. Mob. No.:97808-25596. NA8-15706

Suitable match for SaraswatBrahmin well-settled Lecturer boy 5’-7”, Vaisnu innocent issuelessdivorcee Bathinda. No demand, earlymarriage. 95012-31850. NA8-16370

Tall slim fair beautiful girl forManglik Saraswat Brahmincommissioned Army Officer, 1992born, 6’-0”, from status family. 62809-14933 WhatsApp- 94631-91790.

NA8-16326

Manglik Saraswat Brahmin smartboy, 17.05.87/5’-9”, only son, 7.25a.m., Jalandhar, B.Tech., PR Australia,parents retired, girl should be 5’-4” to5’-6”, Doctor/Nursing Engineer.98159-32612. NA8-16312

SM 4 Brahmin fair handsometeetotaller B.Tech 5’-11”, 3.9.1986boy, working as IT professional,parents retired Govt. servants, twosisters, one married to Army Officer.Working beautiful girl preferred.Upper caste no bar. 98050-00853.

NA8-16286

Match for Saraswat Brahmin boy,Mahe, 10.5.1990, 4:21 pm, 5’-8”,MBA (Finance), Sr. Manager inPrivate Co. at Noida. Residence SunnyEnclave, Mohali. 098977-06067.

NA8-16274

Match for Saraswat BrahminManglik boy 31/5’-11”, MBA, ownbusiness at Chandigarh. 98140-66666,94633-66666. NA8-16130

SM4 30/5’-9”, M.Tech, IIT, Class-1Scientific Officer, 15 LPA, req. b’fulgirl, caste no bar. 81031-45647,98271-08134. NA8-16125

Brahmin boy 26.7.1985, 3:30 pm,Amritsar, 5’-10”, M.Tech. Ph.D. doingGovt. employee. Prefer Governmentjob girl. 95016-44377. NA8-16017

Extremely beautiful professionalgirl for very handsome conventedreputed businessman MBA 1978/5’-10”. WhatsApp: 70095-68804.

NA8-15970

Match for handsome Sharma boy1993, 6’, MBA, well settledindustrialist family, looking beautifuleducated girl. Contact Number 97811-01155, 78885-35840, 94647-61187.

NA8-15858

Brahmin boy 29/5’-6”, Canadian PR need well-educated only Canadiangirl may be on work permit. Contact:94175-46595. NA8-15847

High status Industrialist, Brahminfamily Chandigarh settled, invitealliance for their November 1989 bornboy, studied abroad, height 6’-0”.Interested person contact 98151-45000, 93160-45000. NA8-15837

Saraswat Brahmin boy AnshikManglik 30.12.89, 5’-10”, B.Tech(Mech. Eng.) service in Jaipur, goodsalary, middle class family, Jalandhar.99145-03669, 94176-32179. NA8-15835

SM4 Sarswat Brahmin boy B.Tech.,MBA, 6’, 19.12.1985, 1.55 a.m.Malerkotla, working MNC nearRopar. 42000/-. 94644-43102.

NA8-15828

Aggarwal boy, Gazetted Officer,M.Sc. (Chemistry, 5’-8”/35, (younger,topper educated, Khandani girlpreferred). 070158-06932. NA8-15798

Industrialist family SaraswatBrahmin boy 1990, Ludhiana, MBA,5’-11”, seeks beautiful, educated girl.76961-66662. NA8-15795

Sarswat Brahmin handsome boy09.08.1989, 5’-10”, Australia(Melbourne) hold TR, PR apply, well-educated professional beautiful girlrequired. 99880-60442. NA8-15775

Match for Jat Sikh Bal handsomeboy 27, 5’-10”, highly educated, PR inCanada, seeks beautiful educatedminimum 5’-5”, girl, should be fromMajha region. Contact: 98722-70960.

A8-16874

Suitable match for Dhillon NRI boy29/5’-9”, well-settled business inCalifornia USA. B.Sc. Nursing/Computer girl preferred. 98145-29268, [email protected]

A8-17335

For handsome Jatt Sikh boy 5’-10”,02.05.1990, Muktsar, M.Tech. Govt.Bank employee. Parents Govt.employee. Preference for Govt.employed girl. 96460-11300, 94179-61668. [email protected]

NA8-15644

High status landlord educated JattSikh family seeks compatible matchfor 1988/5’-8”, MBA (running ownconvent school) having 100+agriculture land. 98772-78514.

NA8-15642

Johal Jat Singh Judges, Advocatesfamily invite for Advocate High Court,Lecturer, Law coaching academy,LL.M, MBA Biotech. 1985/6’-3”,from PCS (J), IAS, IRS, Doctor,MBA, Class-1 preferred Tricity.98155-87705, [email protected]

NA8-15606

Match for Jatt Sikh handsome boyB.Tech., Dec. 1989/5’-10”, Govt. jobPatiala, required beautiful workinggirl (Teacher preferred). 98143-62317,62807-51749. NA8-15553

Punjabi Jat Sikh 5’-8”, Jan 92, Bvscveterinary Doctor, private practice inBathinda, seek educated, working girlor resident of Australia or Canada. 10kille. Father retd. Govt. employee.Contact: 94636-37709. NA8-15452

Professionally qualified match forJatt Sikh, Canadian PR boy, 5’-11”,August 1988, working as a SoftwareDeveloper in Toronto. 98494-24521,[email protected] C8-18705

Handsome Jat Sikh boy 30,6’ pilotAmerica from educated, well to dodefence background seeks verybeautiful , convent educated , culturedgirl from sophisticated Jat sikh family. All details of girl alongwith picture first [email protected] C8-18602

Parents of exceptionally talented and highly professional Jatt Sikh Gillboy, 28/5’-8”, Second officer in aprominent shipping company. No dowryand no bureau please. Meritoriousnessof girl sole consideration. Whatsapp:9878163067. C8-18540

Gursikh boy 5’-10” (1991), B.Sc.Animation, 6 acre, city residentwanted 5’-6” girl, B.Sc. Physics,Chemistry, Maths. Preference Khanna,FGS, Doraha, Machhiwara, Khamano.No dowry. 98724-63419. A8-16741

Suitable match for Jat Sikh 1986/6’,handsome turbaned B.Tech., MBA,LLB, working for Law Firm in Delhi.Son of Retd. Col from reputedDefence family. Looking for tallbeautiful highly educated familyOriented well spoken girl fromcultured family. Contact with latestphotographs biodata, family details.98151-46230 [email protected]

A8-16673

Jatt Sikh smart boy October1989/6’-1”, B.Com., MBA,rural/urban property, Govt. serviceMohali, wanted beautiful welleducated girl. 98143-62558. A8-16667

Jatt Sikh smart boy October 88/5’-10”, MA, 20 acre urban/commercial property in Patiala Citywanted a beautiful well educated girl.98143-62558. A8-16661

Suitable educated match for tall,handsome Jattsikh Officer, First Class,Punjab Govt., 87 [email protected] A8-16641

Match for a Jat Sikh boy SoftwareDeveloper in top company in US onHIB GC is in last stage 85 born, 6’ tall,girl should be professionally qualified,atleast 5’-5”, only serious enquirieswith latest photo, biodata of girl.Email to: [email protected]

A8-16449

Wanted beautiful, well educated, tall girl of good family for July 1984born, 5’-11”, Jammu based, turbanedJat Sikh boy serving in Taj Hotel,Bangalore as Director F&B, package21 lakhs. Early marriage. 94191-14224. NA8-15376

SM for Jatt Sikh boy DoB 6.12.1988,height 5’-10”, good looking Govt.employee and 4 acre land looking forbeautiful educated and tall girl. MobileNo. 99883-99387. NA8-15340

UK born unmarried 40/5’-9” girlreqd 6/w (30-35) years, non-veg.,English speaking, caste no bar.074775-12380, 092697-00100.

NA8-15327

Jatt Sikh family in Californiaseeking match for their slim, down toearth, well-mannered son, US citizen(India born) June 1986, 5’-10”,currently working as Residential/Commercial Loan Officer. Bachelor’sDegree in Science/Sociology frmUCLA. [email protected] 559 5476271 (WhatsApp). C8-18336

Govt. employee match for Govt.Officer JE, 1991/6’, only son.Landlover’s excuse. Patiala. 98768-68720. C8-18280

Educated beautiful govt. employedmatch for Jat Sikh boy, 1991, 5’-11”,J.E. Preferred Govt. Teacher. Contact:94964-07090. C8-18186B

Gill Jatt Sikh turbaned boy, 5’-10”,91 born, B.Tech. Canadian PR.Preferred Medical/Accounts, (Doaba).6239808095. C8-18131

Govt. employed match for JatAmritdhari unmarried boy, 40/5’-9”,M.A., Govt. employee. 89687-67948(Patiala only). C8-18101

Jat Sikh boy 25/5’-8”, Australialiving, apply PR file required B.ScNursing, minimum 5’-5” girl. 62806-79625, 99887-07685. A8-16237

Jat Sikh handsome cleanshaveteetotaller boy 31/5’-10”, M.Com.,working as Assistant Manager in SBI.Email: [email protected]

NA8-15256

Jat Sikh boy 88/5’-8” B-Tech,working in Chandigarh, only sister inAustralia. Looking working girl fromtricity. 9876133190. C8-18075

Educated reputed LudhianaChandigarh based landlord businessfamily seeks beautiful girl for 29/ 5’-10” very handsome non-drinkerM.Tech. son, looking after familybusiness. 70 Acres land and othercommercial/rental assets. Earlymarriage, no demands. Only sisterAustralian PR. Photo must. E-mail:[email protected] C8-17863

Seeking Canada PR/B.Tech, MCAworking professional for turbaned JatSikh Chatha boy, Computer Engineer,working in Mohali, 1991, 5’-7”.Contact: 8569048974, 85680-45265.

C8-17809

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Saini handsome boy Australiancitizen age 32/5’-9”, divorced seekingfor slim beautiful girl min 5’-5” tall,upper caste no bar, Australia NewZealand Study Visa. WhatsApp+61416422281. A8-16868

Gursikh Senior Citizen widower,highly educated, 6 figure PM, decentresidence in Delhi, seeks companion,well educated, good looking, homelyGursikh lady, may be widow/divorcee.Meet personally after 11 a.m. Dr.Kochar, AC-31B, Shalimar Bagh,Delhi-88. #98113-29793. NA8-15627

Suitable match for Parjapati PunjabiCanadian citizen boy 27/5’-10”,Engineering Degree doing business,Own Restaurant. Send completebiodata with photograph. 97811-24228, +4166972701. NA8-15601

Walia Sikh handsome boy, 29/5’-10”, Jalandhar, Master Degree, Sr.Engineer in Sun Pharma (MNC)Mohali. Seeking qualified smart girl.Contact: 9988187868. C8-18671

Ramdasia Sikh boy 1983/6’ B.Ed.,Owner Industry, 5-8 LPA. Preferredgovt. employee. Father Ex. Supdt.9463466689, 9463546423. C8-18424

Suitable match for Nai Sikhdivorced clean shaven boy 1981, 5’-7”, Graduate, one year ComputerDiploma, working MNC Chandigarh.78371-59314. C8-18328

Suitable match for Nai Sikh boy1991/5’-11” M.Tech IT livingAustralia BSc Nursing /Medicalpreffered . 62399-14010. C8-17967

Suitable qualified match for SikhAhluwalia boy, 23.7.1990/5’-7”,handsome, fair colour. Working asChef in Marriott Dubai. Good salary.Working girl preferred. Caste no bar.85913-07734, 80541-69984. C8-17868B

Well educated match for Sikh boy,Oct.1985, 5’-10” in Australia MIT.Required good looking girl from IT,Engg., Nursing background. Contact:99887-50062. C8-17817

PQM for Lobana Sikh boy 29,5’-8”B.Tech Computer Sciene, softwareengineer package 20 Lac working girlpreferred upper caste no bar . 98882-51358, 99889-99714. C8-12571

Lubana Sikh boy 29/5’-10”, B.Tech.,MBA, working in Government Bank.Prefer Government working girl.Contact: 94664-47072. Whatup -99960-06742. C8-18001

SIKH

Seeking suitable match for veryhandsome turbaned boy tall 6’-0”,4.8.1986, highly qualified Jatt-Sikhboy B.Tech. Civil MBA from Pune,well-settled business family fromMohali. Respond with biodata,photograph. 94169-24498. NA8-16322

Jatt Sikh Sardar Sekhon, wearturban and bearded beautiful boyAustralian PR, 5’-11”, 1st Jan. 1990,B.Com. (SD College Chandigarh).Master from Western SydneyUniversity, doing job Sydney.Requirements beautiful tall girlM.Com., M.Tech. and equaleducation. Tricity & Malwa. Marriagebureau please excuse. Send bio-data:+91 99882-73759, +91 99885-57771.

NA8-16205

Australian PR Ahluwalia Jat Sikhboy 89 born, 5’-6”. Wanted well-qualified family’s convent educatedgirl. 82642-36542, 98724-57170.

NA8-16204

Jatt Sikh Gill 25, 6’, smart MCA, Software Developer in MNC,4.2 Lac Per Annum. Preference toGovt./IT Company. 94633-90031.

NA8-16197

Gursikh Jatt boy 5’-9”, Nov. 89,MCA, Govt. job prefer Govt. job.98886-30020, Amritsar. NA8-15433

Suitable match for handsome boyMA, 28/5’-5”, Govt. job in HighCourt, Tricity preferred. 80548-07163.

NA8-16135

Extremely handsome well-established IAS Punjab cadre hometown Tricity 1989/5’-9”. WhatsApp:98156-31231. NA8-15969

Employed Jat Sikh vegetarianM.Tech. boy, 1991/6’-1”, urban, ruralproperty, seeks employed India,abroad girl, father Gazetted post.WhatsApp 95018-45522. NA8-15943

Suitable professional qualifiedmatch for Jatt Sikh boy, 29/5’-11”, B.Tech., MBA, working inMNC handsome salary parents in Mohali. 75080-00096,[email protected] NA8-15942

Jatt Sikh Cheema boy 1987/5’-10”,B.Tech. (CSE), Govt. Cannal Patwari.Father retired Headmaster 74678-60000, 73556-81816. NA8-15841

Canadian PR Jat Sikh boy 5’-11”/29 working as Veterinary Doctorlooking beautiful educated [email protected] NA8-15832

Suitable match for Jatt Sikhhandsome boy, 6’-2”, 1991, BDSCanada PR, Seeking beautiful,handsome, 5’-7”, BDS bride. 94649-31354, 82641-30184. NA8-15752

Match for handsome Sikh Sainicleanshaven boy 1979/5’-9” fromeducated family inspector in CentralPolice Organisation financially sound,caste no bar, no dowry, no demand.Mail: [email protected]

NA8-15749

Jat Sikh boy 30/5’-9”, PG ConsultantTCS, 17 lac, Mumbai educated familyBathinda. [email protected]. C8-19219

Match for Jat Sikh Bhangu, 1988/5’-7”, Software Engineer in MNC,package 12 Lakh, B.Tech., MBA boy.Required educated beautiful, working(Govt. or private) girl. 96466-30118,79865-41906. C8-18957

Wanted educated girl for Jat SikhVaishno working boy, Aug.1988/ 5’-5”, turbaned B.Tech. boy(Zirakpur) 97815-86986. C8-18813B

Professional qualified match forsmart handsome Bawa boy, 1990/5’-10”, Director in IT company,Chandigarh. Doctor family. Preferanceto MBBS/MD/MDS/MPT girl. Nodowry. Rural and Urban property.Contact 88726-25445. C8-18805

Suitable match for Jatsikhhandsome Government Teacher boy33/5’-9”, beautiful educatedGovt./private teacher required. 76529-59561. A8-17010

Wanted educated beautiful girl forJatt Sikh (innocently divorced)Australia citizen 1980/5’-11”, M.Sc ITboy. 98774-80761. NA8-15634

Reputed Jat Sikh convent turbaneddecent businessman, Oct. 1987/5’-10”, MCA, very handsome, fair,non-drinker boy, boy monthly incomein lacs, having urban property, kothi inposh area seeks beautiful, slim, fairminimum 5’-4”, educated girl, nodowry. 89680-02631. A8-16912

Mohali based Sikh Khatri familylooking for professionally qualifiedmatch at NCR for their NT/ND Son Sept.86/5’-9”, B.Tech PECChandigarh, Working MNC Gurgaon, 15.75 LPA. 7909027779,9463602219, [email protected]

C8-19103

PQM4 Ludhiana based Sikh KhatriChadha 30.1.1987/5’-11”, NT/NDboy. Working in PharmaceuticalCompany, Baddi, pkg 7.5 Lac PA.94659-31231, 99883-95569. A8-17042

Working match for Sikh Khatri(Khukhrain) non-trimmer boy,1990/5’-10”, B.Tech., MBA,Chandigarh based own business.WhatsApp: 98154-75238. A8-16886

Sikh Khatri Walia boy 29/5’-9”,B.Sc., D. Pharma, MCA, Govt. job,Health Dept. Pharmacist. 99154-70130. A8-16882

Sikh Khatri fair boy 6’-2”, 19 Sept.1991, 11:02 a.m., non-drinker, non-trimmer, B.Tech. Own businessYamunanagar. 98964-90490.

NA8-15461

Suitable match for Sikh Khatri boy,28/5’-8”/own business, Graduate.Ludhiana based family. Non-Drinker/non-trimmer. 85283-88079/98142-98918. C8-18711

Sikh Khatri 30/5’-6”, M.Sc.,Research Analyst in PharmaceuticalNoida, salary 9 lac. Send particulars.WhatsApp: 95695-44554. C8-18616

Sikh Khatri boy, 1986/5’-9”/Matric,own business wanted homely girl,parents American Citizen. 98887-87143. C8-18528B

Working match preferred forPatiala based NT ND Sikh Khatri boy,1989/5’-7”, M.Pharmacy. Working inMNC, Chandigarh. 95010-26958.

C8-18382

Well-qualified match for handsomeboy 1990/5’-11”, well-settlededucation business in Ludhiana.73559-30002. A8-16761

Punjabi Sikh Khatri boy, 5’-11”,15.8.1990, +2, own business, trimmed beard. Ludhiana preferred. Contact e-mail:[email protected]

C8-18256

Employed match for Sikh Khatriboy 1990, 5’-7”, M.Tech Microsoft,Bangalore, package 24 lacs. 98024-52542. C8-17911

Employed match for Sikh Khatriboy 1990, 5’-7”, M.Tech., MocrosoftBangalore, Package 24 Lacs. 98024-52542. C8-17905

Qualified match for Sikh Walia boy,N.D., 27 years, 5’-9”, B.E. Electronicsand Communication, MBA. WorkingMNC, Pune. Package 7LPA. Marriagebureaus excuse. Mobile No.9815983250. C8-17897

Suitable match for Sikh Khatri boyMarch 1990/5’-11”, M.Tech. CanadaPR, driving job, seeking PR/Student,educated girl. 99885-53313,WhatsApp 62398-71339. NA8-13919

Khatri Sikh cleanshaven boyOctober 1988, 5’-8”, Dubai based,income five figures, father turbaned,transporter. WhatsApp 99146-85526.

NA8-15509

SIKH KHATRI

Match for Gursikh settled inEngland boy 6.6.1971, Ludhiana, 5’-7”, fair, private job, income 1 lacmonth. Indian preferred beautiful,homely NRI, Indian settled girl. Casteno bar. 62390-59973. NA8-16332

Match for Nai Sikh boy, 5’-4”/Aug.1990, Govt. Job. Requiredbeautiful qualified girl. 99882-16884.

C8-19241B

Suitable match for handsomeKamboj Sikh 28/5’-10”, businessmanAgriculturist (MBA), preferredKamboj Sikh beautiful Canadiancitizen girl. 81988-00550, 62392-23992. NA8-16272

Kamboj Gursikh well-qualifiedwork experience in ONGC, only sonborn Feb. 1991, 5’-11”, well-settledbusiness with Agriculture. Want aslim, beautiful Kamboj girl. NRIpreference. Contact: 78762-00002,94168-25065. NA8-16271

Match for turbaned Sikh boyhandsome, tall, 5’-7”, DoB born 1991,E.Q. B.E. (Mechanical), MBA, PUChandigarh, working as Asstt.Manager in Govt. Bank. Well-qualified gazetted posted. Familywants Sikh Govt. employee girl.Contact: 99887-07575, 88475-44306.

NA8-16259

Nai Sikh boy, 14.07.1986, Govt. job,Punjab Police, Asstt. Sub Inspector, 6’,pure vegetarians seek, want Govt.,employed girl well educated.(WhatsApp: 76968-34555), 98146-74779. NA8-16199

Cleanshaven boy 27/5’-7”, Lubana,BA, Chandigarh Private job Tricitywanted well-educated girl. Contact:85580-61461, 98885-10523. NA8-16185

Sikh Khatri 5’-10”, cleanshavenhandsome unmarried boy 17 Oct.1971, BE from Thapar EngineeringCollege, Patiala & MBA from PanjabUniversity, Chandigarh, seeks girlbelow 43. Boy earning 40 to 50 lacsannually in own school and sharebusiness. Father retired SeniorDefence Officer. Contact: Email:[email protected] Mobile:98889-30032, WhatsApp 99885-65855. NA8-16170

Mazbhi-Sikh 30/6’ (Manglik),B.Tech., Junior Engineer PSPCL,SDO soon required employed match.99888-14574. NA8-16158

Mazbhi-Sikh 30/6’, (Manglik),B.Tech., Junior Engineer, PSPCL,SDO soon required employed match.99888-14574. NA8-15821

Saini Sikh boy age: 10.2.1989,height: 5’-4”, BA, own work.Ph/Mob.: 81960-67812. NA8-15753

Wanted match for Gursikh boyunmarried Assistant Professor 50years, 5’-10”. Box 2036M Tribune,Chandigarh.

Suitable match Ramdasia Sikhhandsome personality, 5’-10”, 84born, Class-I officer. Father Class-Iretd. No bar. 8847077597. C8-18849B

Mazbhi Sikh boy 9.11.1987, 5:00 am,Amritsar, 5’-11”, BCA, Catering,required educated, beautiful girl.97800-71333. A8-17327

A suitable match for a Sikh boy, 33years, height 5’-9”, Engineer, workingin Edmonton, elder brother is Doctorand married and is in Edmonton.Mother is Teacher in Edmonton.Looking for an educated and wellmannered girl. For more details pleasecontact at 78078-22503 or by [email protected]. Box 2035MTribune, Chandigarh.

Lubana Gursikh boy, 5’-11”/1991 inGovt. job as PO looking for well-educated beautiful girl preferably injob. 97796-71728. NA8-15791

Gursikh boy, 5’-10”, 1991 on Govt.job PO looking for b’ful welleducated. 96466-42450. A8-16125B

SIKH LOBANA

Match for Arora Gursikh Amritdhariboy 5’-7”, July 1992, BBA Law,readymade own showroom. 98143-89468. NA8-16302

Match for Sikh Arora boy 30/5’-8”,MBA, own business Amritsar. Preferbeautiful, educated girl. 96461-89797.

NA8-16263

Suitable match for Sikh Aroracutsurd Manglik widower boy,1985/5’-9”, M.Sc. (IT), having 2 yearsold daughter, own business, Amritsarpreferred. Caste no bar. WhatsApp70090-01649, Email:[email protected] NA8-16213

Suitable match for Arora Sikh boy82/5’-9”, BA Pass, Middle Class atMohali. Contact: 98761-75717.

NA8-16160

Suitable match for divorcee AroraSikh boy, 29/5’-9”, B.Tech., workingMNC, Noida, 15 LPA, own house inNoida, caste no bar. 94652-22622,[email protected]

NA8-15940

Arora Sikh boy 28, 5’-6”, undergraduate, own business, sister inAustralia agriculture land 7 acres.Required educated girl. 77078-18966,Kapurthala. NA8-15830

Issueless match for Sikh Arora 1983,5’-9”, B.Com., businessman, shorttime divorcee. Preferred Amritsar,Pathankot, Jalandhar. 98775-92514,98881-93947. NA8-15711

Match for handsome Sikh Aroraboy, MBBS, PCMS, Dec. 1988, 5’-7”.Preferably MBBS, Ph.D. M.Sc./Govt.job. Contact: 8699231313. C8-19003

Sikh Khatri Arora vegetarian boy(1990)/5’-5”, Graduate Machhiwara,Pesticides business, preferrededucated girl. 98721-00289. A8-16894

SM4 Sikh Arora B.Tech., boy, 5’-4”/03.10.1989, Ludhiana, Govt.Bank employee, preferred Govt.employee. 94631-67343. NA8-15591

Wntd slim btful girl for Sikh Aroraboy, 27/5’-5”, MBA, own busins.Punjab Phagwara. Contact 70093-29697, 1824-465151. NA8-15588B

Arora boy 29/5’-7”, Govt. MathsTeacher, required Govt. Teacher/M.Sc,B.Ed any general caste. 95927-94734.

NA8-15499

Wanted suitable match for AroraSikh boy (triming), JE 1st, DHBVN,Haryana, 84 born, 5’-11”. Fatherretired. Contact: 094165-50617.

NA8-15402

Professionally qualified match forGursikh Arora boy, July 1988, 5’-10”,Sr. Software Engineer IT ParkChandigarh, package 11.00 lac.Mobile: 94635-46959. C8-18588

MBA, LLB Advocate practising atSangrur. Property/rental income 5LPA. Father Add. Sessions Judge.Contact/WhatsApp: 98147-24924.

C8-18244

Qualified match for B.tech/ MBA,1981, 5’-7½”, working MNC. Mohalibased family. 9815180096. C8-18969

Arora Gursikh handsome vegetarian MBA boy 20-Dec,1988, 5’-10” Permanent RevenueAccountant in PSCPCL salary 55,000pm requires smart Govt employed girl. 94642-26537, 84270-22945. C8-18194

For cleanshave Arora Sikh boy30/5’-6”, income 18 LPA, educatedgirl, who can manage English MediumPrimary School of 400+ students.79735-32714. A8-16329

PQM4-MDS (Ortho) GurusikhArora turbaned 5’-10”, 86 born boy,running clinic since 5+yrs, family Haridwar based,[email protected], 95016-61172.

A8-12974B

PQM in IT for Arora Sikh boy May1986/5’-8”, BE, working as PrincipalSoftware Quality Assurance Engineerin U.S H1B, $1.35 LPA. Only child.Chandigarh based family. Send photoof girl. [email protected] 94170-70073 (Whatsapp). C8-18091

SIKH ARORA

QM4 handsome Engg. SikhAhluwalia boy 32/5’-9”, ITprofessional, Data Scientist, MNC.Package 14 lacs. Urban property,WhatsApp 88475-84196, 98880-74562. NA8-16361

Khatri Sikh vegetarian boy 27/6’-1”,MA, B.Ed, PGDCA, doing ownbusiness, earning five figures, requiredbeautiful, tall, well-educated girl.98550-50949. NA8-16313

85 born Sikh Khatri Govt. job PCS-II after next promotion Amritsar, Govt.job or working preferred. 98761-57225, 78886-34043. NA8-16217

Sikh Khatri 5’-10”, cleanshavenhandsome unmarried boy 17 Oct.1971, BE from Thapar EngineeringCollege, Patiala & MBA from PanjabUniversity, Chandigarh, seeks girlbelow 43. Boy earning 40 to 50 lacsannually in own school and sharebusiness. Father retired SeniorDefence Officer. Contact: Email:[email protected] Mobile:98889-30032, WhatsApp 99885-65855. NA8-16170

Match for handsome Sikh Khatri,turbaned boy, B.Tech., MBA, July/90,5’-7”, package 9 Lacs Chandiarhbased family, owns agriculture land-shop complex - urban property - seeksbeautiful MBA/M.Tech./CA girl.98140-33525. NA8-16155

Match for non-trimmer, non-drinking, Graduate Khatri Sikh boy,1.6.1992, 5’-7”, high class business,only son, sister married. 70095-50841.

NA8-15974

Professional, qualified, beautifulworking Khatri match for handsomeSikh Khatri (Bedi) boy, 27/5’-7”, onlyson, BCA, working Delhi, package4.50, own house Amritsar. WhatsApp94174-21636, 82888-58058. NA8-15889

Sikh Khatri match for Bedi boy,29/5’-8”, B.Sc. (IT), employed.98145-77630. NA8-15870

Ramgarhia Sikh boy 27/5’-6”,Centre Govt., residence Ludhiana.Preference Banking Centre Govt. girl.99150-78082. NA8-15536

Match for Canadian PR 2015,Ramgarhia (Matharu) boy, July 1987,5’-10”, Jalandhar, Bachelors ofPhysiotherapy, younger brother inCanada also. Contact: 98143-26125.

NA8-15533

Match for Hindu Dhiman boy 5’-4”,1987, MBA, handsome salary. Conactnear Pathankot, belong to HP. 94174-52605. NA8-15510

Ramgarhia boy 6’, 1991, workingData Analysis DHL Canada, wantedPharmacy, BDS, Computer ITbeautiful girl. WhatsApp No. 85708-90161. NA8-15388

Dhiman, 26 Oct. 1990, 10:36am,Chandigarh, 5’-8”, B.Tech., M.Tech.Australian PR. 93167-71896 C8-18757

SM4 Hindu Dhiman Patiala boy, 6’-2”, 26.11.92 at 6:42 pm, Ph.D.(Thapar), Asstt. Professor. SmartHindu Patiala girl equally qualifiedrequired. Contact: 83602-52623.

C8-18651

Professioanlly qualified tall beautifulmatch for well settled Ramgarhiahandsome boy, 5’-11”, Feb. 92,Canada PR, B.Com. BusinessManagment. Prefer studing/CanadaPR/ Ludhiana 98142-03043. C8-18508

Ramgarhia match for 29, 5’-10” tall,handsome turbaned boy, DiplomaAviation & Hospitality, having ownbusiness. Contact: 98992-76337.

A8-16777B

Professionally qualified familyoriented match for handsomeRamgarhia Sikh boy 1986/165 cm,DDS (Dental Surgeon) in Canada.NRI/Canadian citizen [email protected] C8-18322

Match for Ramgarhia Amritdhariboy, 5’-6”, Oct. 1989, Govt. bankofficer. Father Central Govt.employee. Amritdhari girl, preferredbank employee/Govt teacher.Call/whatsapp: 9872493774. C8-18258

SM4 Ramgarhia Khatti boy,27.11.1983, 6’, Govt. Teacher.Preferred Govt. girl employee. Email:[email protected] , 97816-50568. C8-18125B

Dhiman boy 1990 Syan, Salh,B.Tech. Bank job. Preferred Govt.employee Fatehgarh Sahib. 98146-51040. NA8-15219

Prefessionally qualified matchRamgarhia Dhiman boy, 5’-5”/87,M.Tech., working MNC, Pune. 94654-39920. C8-17813

Suitable match for Ramgarhia SikhCanadian citizen boy 28/6’, employedas an Engineer. Divorced after briefmarriage of weeks. WhatsApp+14039700324. C8-16675B

Wanted a beautiful intelligentmedico match for a Ramgarhia SikhAustralian citizen boy, 18.5.1995, 5’-11”. Student RMIT universityMelbourne. Doing InternationalBusiness Management andAdministration also undergoingtraining for Commercial Pilot LicenseFamily business, elder sister medicalscientist and married. Caste no bar. Please email [email protected] attach girl’slatest photograph. C8-11304

PQM4 Ramgarhia Sikh boy, Jan.85, 5’-10”, B.Com. (Honours), MBA(Marketing & Finances), FounderDirector-Software Company, fromwell-educated & status family. Seeksprofessionally qualified girl from welleducated and decent family.Contact/WhatsApp: 98101-58088.

NA8-11985

Match for Sikh Ramgarhia boyEngineer own business 28.03.1982,4.30 a.m., Yamunanagar, 5’-5”,resident Noida, [email protected] C8-18891

RAMGARHIA/DHIMAN

Professionally qualified match fornon-drinker, non-trimmer, handsomefair Arora Sikh boy, 1990/5’-9”, MCA,Assistant Manager. Fatherbusinessman. 94176-81188, 98783-08386. NA8-16328B

Sikh cleanshaven Ahluwalia boyM.Tech 36/5’-9”, IT Engineer, legallydivorced. WhatsApp: 98771-59451.

A8-17088

Suitable beautiful fair slimArora/Khatri CA girl for Arora fairhandsome Gursikh boy, 5’-3”, March1991 born, B.Com, Tax Consultantpursuing CA, father practisingAdvocate, mother retired CollegeLecturer, sister Doctor, pursuing MD.Own house in posh locality, otherurban properties with rental income.Please respond with brief particularsalong with recent photograph to Mail: [email protected] ,WhatsApp/Call 98555-17290, 98141-07290. A8-17068

Suitable match for Sikh Khatri boy1989, 5’-8”, B.Tech., ten acre land.Job in Maruti Suzuki at Ludhiana.Contact: 94636-39200. A8-16876

Match for Sikh Arora boy, Aug.1986/5’-6”, B.Sc., well establishedbusiness family, Ferozepur. 01632-244813, 97814-57550. NA8-15640

Professionally qualified Gursikh forArora May 1986, 5’-10”, 35K, Govt.Service Panchkula. NT ND Ambalabased family 94164-97590. C8-18739

Match for Arora Sikh (cutsurd) boy,March 86/5’-7”, BCA, MBA. Package8 Lac. Gurgoan. Father BusinessmanLudhiana, whatsapp 78883-06235.

C8-18524

Gursikh Arora boy, 15 Dec. 1989, 5’-10”, B.Tech., Govt Bank, AssistantManager, Income 60,000/-. Preferredemployed girl. Contact 94176-55779.

C8-18520

Suitable match for Gursikh boy,1990/5’-8”, Post-Graduate, CentralGovt. Employee, Ludhiana. Contact97803-18228/94176-94956. C8-18502

Match for Sikh khatri clean shavenhandsome educated boy 26/5’-8”,Own business, Reputed family,Chandigarh Residence. 9779778609,8728888800. C8-18404

Amritdhari match for Nov. 1990born, 5’-8”, Amritdhari boy, AssistantManager in Govt. Bank. 99141-46815.

C8-17969

Bedi Sikh Khatri boy, 1984, 5’-10”,B.Tech., Asstt. Manager Idea Cellular.Well settled family. 97817-00652.

C8-17791

Beautiful, slim match for handsomeArora Gursikh Engineer 31, 5’-7”,Own Industrial unit in Partnership. [email protected]

C8-17605

SIKH KHATRI/ARORA

Radhasowami smart businessman(school owner & property) Bansal boyfrom Barnala City 5’-9”/18.9.93/2:03a.m. (Bathinda born) seeks purevegetarian, beautiful Hindu girl.Upper caste welcome. WhatsApp No.93567-42765. A8-15988

Match for Singla boy, MCA, LLB,5’-4”, 14.5.88, 8:15 am Rampurphul,own business, father Govt. Officer.98726-66914. C8-16705

Match for Goyal boy B.A.II,8.11.1978, 9:00 p.m., Sunam, 5’-10”,Own business. Caste no bar. 98153-35334. [email protected]

C8-15555

Match for B.Tech., NM Mittal boy,5’-11”, 21.6.89, 7:15 a.m., Bathinda,Infosys experienced, U.S. Green card.Other upper caste welcome. 94177-53892. WhatsApp +1(732) 491-6406.

C8-18873

Suitable match for Manglik Gargboy, 14.7.1990, 3:00 p.m., Jalandhar,6’-2”. BCA. Own websitedevelopment business in [email protected] , 98761-05952. C8-18727

Match for B.Tech vegetarian July1990, 5’-7”, working MNC, Gurgaon,8.5 lac pkg. [email protected] C8-18330

PQ non-manglik match forPanchkula based Mittal boy, 5’-6”,B.Tech.-CDAC, 30.4.1988, 6:10am,Narwana. Posted at Hyderabad,package 36+ LPA. Contact aftermatching kundli. 98886-96016,[email protected]

C8-17883

AGGARWAL

Employed slim match for NM Jainboy, 18.06.1990, 00:05 a.m.,Chandigarh, 5’-7”, B.Tech., MBA,working Deloitte, Hyderabad 12.5Lacs. Whats App 97795-48616. E-mail: [email protected]

C8-17913

Smart Oswal Jain boy 1 Nov. 1980(Dhuri), 2:05 pm, 5’-9”, BA, LLB,Advocate at Bathinda Courts.Aggarwals accepted. 99147-04719.

C8-16351

Extremely beautiful vegetarianAggarwal CA bride who managefamily business, salary 12 lac perannum for 5’-9”, 5.2.92, 3:36 pm, nodemand, but PGDM from LondonSchool of Economics affiliatedCollege. Doing International Logisticbusiness under Ministry of Railways,Govt. of India, settle Delhi, preferfrom J&K, Chandigarh, Dehradun,Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, NCR. Boy isof Business Associate of ContainerCorporation of India. [email protected] NA8-11616

JAIN

SM4 29, 5’-10”, M.Tech, IIT, IFSOfficer, 10 LPA, req. b’ful girl, casteno bar. 95225-06182. NA8-16127

Suitable match for IAS Alliedofficer, Saini Sikh cleanshave boy,31/6’, B.Tech. IIT (D), MBA IIM (B).Require beautiful, tall girl. Uppercaste welcome. Whatsapp:9815890440, 9779052245. C8-17971

IAS / ALLIED SERVICES

Beautiful, educated girl for Mahajanboy, 22.3.1990, 6.30 p.m., Amritsar,5’-5”, MBA, well-settled business, 12lac annum, upper caste no bar.Call/WhatsApp 98155-63835, 89682-34530. A8-16914

Suitable match for Mahajan boy,2.8.1991/5’-6”, 6:38 pm, Jalandhar,B.Com. Well-settled own business.Contact after matching kundli. Uppercaste no bar. 98764-10098. NA8-15334

Homely girl for Physiotherapist boy,September 1987 born, 5’-6”, workingin Charitable Hospital in Chandigarh.Contact: 78892-97880. NA8-15296

Suitable match for Delhi based fair,well-settled, Himachali Mahajan boy,B.Com., 5’-5”/05.04.1983/5:20pm/Delhi, Gotra Goeal. Own business.99996-22991, 99992-20549. NA8-15240

Handsome Mahajan boy (US B1/B2visa holder), March 1991/ 5’-9”,B.Tech.(IT), Software EngineerMultinational Company (Noida).Decent package. Younger brotherSoftware Engineer (Gurgaon). FatherPunjab Govt. employee (Pathankot).94782-05545, Whatsapp: 94650-40848. C8-19089

Match for issueless divorcee Vaishboy 38/5’-4”, Under Graduate,working in permanent job inNewspaper. 95926-70608. A8-16529

MAHAJAN / VAISH

Ramgarhia boy gone to UK forstudy 1983/5’-8”, MBA. UK PR girlpreferred. WhatsApp: 98768-65177.

NA8-16299

SQM4 Ramgarhia Sikh boy, 24/5’-10”, well-settled businessman inAmritsar. Ph. 98142-35900. NA8-16214

Match for Ramgarhia Dhiman Kathi boy 1985/5’-6”, MBA, ownbusiness preferred Tricity educatedgirl. 99154-31171. NA8-16020

Suitable match for Ramgarhia Sikhboy, Nov. 1984/5’-11”, Govt. Teacher,marriage bureau excuse. 88726-73255. NA8-15906

Ramgarhia handsome boy, 1992/5’-7”, MBA Industrialist settledfamily, seeking beautiful girl,Ludhiana. 98146-90203. NA8-15882

Ramgarhia cleanshaven vegetarianboy 1991, Patiala, 5’-11”, doingM.Tech. from Canada, seeks beautiful,educated girl (no demands). 76961-66662. NA8-15794

Suitable match for Ramgarhia boy,15.5.91, 5’-6”, own family business.Seeks girl from well reputed family.Call: 98140-08077. C8-19175

Ramgarhia Gursikh boy 30 yrs/5’-11”, Govt. Bank Officer. RequiredGovt./professional match. Salary Rs.80000/- month. 94191-47503.

C8-19091

Ramgarhia Sikh divorcee boy UKPR, 19.12.1983, 1:15 am, Amritsar,well-qualified family requiredqualified, beautiful girl. WhatsApp78372-82430. A8-17032

Match for Ramgarhia handsomecutsurd boy 5’-8”, 30, B.Tech, Mastersin IT from Australia, own house(Mohali), working in reputedcompany. 78373-50155. A8-17004

Manglik Ramgarhia boy 13 Oct.,1983/5’-11”, Graduate, own businesspreferred local Amritsar. WhatsApp98888-55391. A8-16920

Ramgarhia boy, 1987/5’-10”,Amritsar based Chartered EngineerManager Larson and ToubroMaharashtra, vegetarian, turbaned.WhatsApp 99143-44366. A8-16918

PQ beautiful slim tall match forGarg boy B.Tech. 27.1.1987, 4:36p.m., Bathinda, own Const. Company. Income seven figures.Status family. [email protected] C8-18638

Anshik Manglik Goyal boy,17.07.1992, 7:25 pm, Patiala, 5’-7”,PGDCA, MBA, own Business. 79734-79684. C8-18612

Bansal boy B.Tech. Govt. employee.DoB 29.10.89. Time 10:42 a.m. height5ft. 8 inch. Only son. Father ownbusiness. Mother Teacher. Requiredsincere. Working girl. PreferablyPakhankot, Gurdaspur District. M-6239658701. C8-18590

Goyal boy, 5’-4”, 15.10.86, 10:48am, Nabha, working SewakenderPatiala. 81968-27200. C8-18469

Employed B.Tech. Bansal boy,4.5.88, 1:43 pm Patiala, 5’-8½”.Employed girl in around Patialapreferred. 98151-41196. C8-18466

Anshik manglik Singhal boy 5’-6”,13.05.1993, 12:20 noon, Chandigarh,Officer Punjab National Bank,vegetarian family. Parents Bank/Govt.Officer. Seeks beautiful employedmatch. Tricity preferred. Whatsapp98140-31764. C8-18374

Goyal handsome boy from Ludhiana,20.04.1990, 4:41 pm (Dhuri), 5’-10”,MCA, own business (MattressFactory), well-settled family. Marriagebureau’s excuse us. Kundli must.93571-99999. A8-16757

Govt. employee match for BansalGovt. employee, B.Com, 20.12.90, 5’-6”, 10:00 p.m., Barnala, 35000UDC ESI. 90413-19187. A8-16655

Aggarwal handsome MBAvegetarian Australian citizen wellsettled 36/5’-11”, few days divorcee.62399-24195 WhatsApp. NA8-15360

Match for Govt. Teacher boy July1981, Barnala, 5’-8”, MCA, salary6.60 Lac. WhatsApp: 70092-43747,98770-99543. NA8-15358

Garg boy, Manglik, 6th December1991, 5’-6”, B.A., 06:45 p.m., BOP:Budhlada. Family business - B.K.O.and Rice Mill. High status familypreferred. Contact: 98140-15821.

NA8-15330

Professionally qualified match forAnshik Manglik Garg B.Com,handsome boy 6.2.1988/10.55 a.m.,Karnal, 5’-8”, Senior SAP ConsultantFinance with accenture Australia.Package $ 80000/- AUD Annum.94164-84180. C8-18326

SM4 Mittal MBA boy 10.1.1983,1.25 p.m., Ambala, 5’-8”, having goodbusiness 99962-19190. C8-18304

Bansal manglik B.Tech. boy,31.07.1989, 8:45 pm Patiala, 5’-7”,working TCS Paris on work visa, 26lakh. Required B.Tech./M.Tech./manglik girl. 81461-59810, 97807-45250. C8-18238

Match for 40y. widower permanentPunjab Government Teacher havingtwo kids. Income 50000 p.m. Contact:82838-58619. C8-18150

Beautiful qualifield match forhandsome, fair, B.Tech. CSE, Goel boy,10.06.89, 6:35 pm, Samana, 5’-10”.Own Business immigration, Tourism atPatiala. Parents Govt. [email protected], 96460-17541. C8-18087

Mohali settled Aggarwal family seeksbeautiful educated girl preferably inservice for their teetotaller manglikB.Tech boy 5’-5”, 05-08-1992, 2.15 pm,Chandigarh. Serving as clerk inGovernment department on permanentbasis. Father BAMS Doctor, Youngerbrother studying abroad. Reply withbiodata/photo: [email protected]; 94172-69240. C8-18071

Suitable working match for Bathindabased Maheshwari boy never married5’-10”, 16.12.83, 9.06 a.m. Patiala.MBA (Finance) working MNCGurgaon, 15 Lac. Upper caste no bar.WhatsApp: 98882-48470. C8-18220

Match for Aggarwal boy 5’-7”, 27May 1992, 4:48 a.m. (Ludhiana). Highstatus family. Residence MandiGobindgarh. 98761-00100. NA8-15314

Qualified match for handsome Gargboy 21 March 1991, 1:48 pm, 5’-8”,B.Tech., MBA, good businessLudhiana. 98774-03562/78886-04970. NA8-15242

Highly qualified beautiful match for5’-8”, Patiala born, 17.3.90, 7:50 pm,handsome Garg boy, B.Tech., MBA,working at MNC Gurgaon, 25 lacs.Reputed business family [email protected] , 94170-11469. C8-18061

Very fair handsome teetotallerBansal boy 5’-10”, 3 June 1987,B.Tech., MBA, working in L&TPurchase Manager Delhi, 28 Lac perannum. Haryana based family, seeksbeautiful non-working homely [email protected] C8-18007

Aggarwal handsome boy, 5’-11”,22.6.93, 1.28 pm, Jalandhar, AnshikManglik, own business, vegetarianfamily, Jalandhar. 8054130360.

C8-17941

Suitable match preferably workingin Himachal for 5’-10”, slim, handsomeAggarwal boy 7.4.1992, 6.30 a.m.,Rampur Bushahr, B.Tech, MBA settledin his own business. (WhatsAppMobile: 98570-93930). C8-17915

PQM for Goyal boy 28/6’, fair,B.Tech. (ME) working with Godrej.Contact: 70878-20492. A8-16127

Qualified preferably employedmatch for Chandigarh based B.Tech.,businessman Gupta Aanshik Manglikhandsome Chandigarh born boy 30thMarch 1990/10:30 am/5’-10”.Contact: 92166-19889. A8-16121

SM4 Singla 35, 5’-8”, B.Com., fair,divorcee boy, own business. Lowvision. 98960-43222. NA8-15186

Looking for a Professional matchDentist/CA/IT/Doctor, any other jobfor Aggarwal Australian Citizen, 40+never married, 178 cm tall, working asa Police Officer in Australian Police,Real Estate Agent, married delayeddue to right choice. Good health, looksyounger, only 28-30. Caste/Religionno bar. Please email biodata andphotos. Email [email protected] +50433626874. NA8-15177

Garg boy 21 Aug. 1987, 4:10 pm, 5’-10”, BA, good business. 96534-13102, WhatsApp: 95691-91484.

NA8-15154

Very fair very handsome manglikGoyal boy from high status businessfamily of Patiala, 5’-09”, 30.1.1993,5:45 pm Patiala, PGDCA, MBA.Required very beautiful girl of highstatus business class family. ContactNo: 98552-81311. C8-17773

Match for 28 years, 5’-11”,Panchkula based status family B.Tech.Civil Singal gotra handsome boyworking as Sr. Structural EngineerGurgaon. 90238-45073. A8-16086B

Match for handsome Bansal boy,17.04.1990, 11.35 a.m., Faridkot, 5’-11”, B.Com., own business,Marriage Bureau excuse. 75083-09840. C8-17107

Handsome, teetotaller MittalManglik boy 31.7.1989, 8.48 a.m.,Jalandhar, B.Com, MBA, 5’-10”, highstatus business. 98769-11413.

NA8-15681

SM4 manglik Garg boy, 09.07.1989,00:45 am, Mansa, 5’-9”, B.Tech.,working IT Park Chandigarh, 6 lac.96464-10189. C8-19299

Garg boy 01.08.1991, 06:29 a.m., 5’-8”, birth place Malerkotla,residence Barnala, businessmanplywood, hardware, paints, wholesaleshowroom. 94631-61005, 95014-53656. C8-19283

Govt employee girl for HandsomeBansal boy 26.5.1990, 11.25 pm,Hanumangarh/ 5’-9’’, MCA, MBA,Punjab Govt employee. 73556-50803.

C8-19277

Jindal boy July 1992, 5’-10”, B.Tech,Assistant Manager Govt. Bankrequires suitable match. 98760-51169.

C8-19195

High industralist manglik Aggarwalboy, 1992, B.tech, 5’-6” Ambala.Required beautiful homely girl samestatus. 95926-21717, 96465-12312.

C8-19075

Match for handsome Aggarwal boy25/5’-7”. Asst. Manager in Govt. Bank.Taking GLIVEC for CHRONICMYELOID LEUKAEMIA. Completelycured, expert Doctors approved formarriage. No future risk of [email protected] C8-19009

Bansal boy, B.Tech., 5’-4”/ 13thJan.89, 8:32 p.m., Birth place MandiGobindgarh (Punjab), working inUSA. Parents Govt. employees settledin Chandigarh. Preferred employed.98159-67633, 92167-22207. C8-18803

Goyal boy 22.01.1993, 5’-10”, 3:22p.m., working in Wonder Cement,drawing, salary 20,000/- in hand, nodemand, one sister married, educationB.Tech. Civil Engineering, settledBathinda. 84273-20910. A8-17144

Govt. employed match for Garg boy5’-8”, 11.10.1988, 10:25 pm, BhuchoMandi, working in ChandigarhHousing Board. 94657-46664.

A8-17137

Match for Garg Gotra boy 21.07.87,10.30 p.m., Chandigarh, 6’, businessgood income looking for smarteducated girl. Mob: 98140-22104(Jagraon). A8-17100

Beautiful match for Manglik Gargboy, 11.07.1991, 03.03 a.m.,Ludhiana, 5’-4”, Mech. Engg., reputedbusiness family in Ludhiana. M:98146-38050. A8-17098B

Aggarwal boy Manglik 24.04.1986,7.43 a.m., Ldh., business PVTpouch/bag manufacturing. 98723-01610. A8-17082

Suitable match for Ludhiana basedGoyal boy 28.02.87, 4:52 pm, 5’-10”,B.Com CS/trained employed in reputedcompany. Salary 5 Lac annually. Nodemand. 94782-60095. A8-17078

Garg smart handsome fair boyManglik 27.03.1987, 9:59 am,Ludhiana, 5’-10”, B.Sc. (IT), ownbusiness factory Hosiery, PolybagsLudhiana. Resi - Civil Lines. 98153-00194, 098760-44194. A8-17072

Manglik/non-Manglik match forAsstt. Bank Manager boy MFC28.2.88 (9:39 pm), 5’-8”, promotiondue Bank employed preferred.Marriage bureau excuse. 98143-25421. A8-17044

Match for well-educated Jindal boy28 good business Mandi Dabwali.98764-36038, no demand. A8-17018

Handsome teetotaller vegetarianBansal boy 5’-11”, 29 yrs, conventeducated, B.Tech, working in MNC,20 lac, Ludhiana based businessfamily, seek beautiful professionalgirl, send biodata [email protected] or98723-55521. A8-16888

Goyal boy 5’-7”, 24.04.85, 12:10 pm,Ghaziabad. Resides in Khanna.Working as Auditor. 98885-47370.

NA8-15636

Suitable girl for 17 Feb. 1990, Mansaborn Garg family. 5’-10”, BA,businessman. Bareha 98761-20288,94170-81027. NA8-15618

Suitable match for Goyal boy,26.8.88, 12:40 pm, 5’-7”, MCA,B.Ed., Govt. regular employed Pbi.Uni. Patiala. Preference Govt.employee. 94174-73632. C8-18268

Match for Garg Manglik boy 6’,29.07.1988 at 10:06 a.m., Chandigarh,B.Tech job in Chandigarh Infosys asTL, at present in Switzerland on site.Coming in Mid June for 2-3 weeks.Contact: 98148-00217, 98774-71050.

NA8-15613

Match for handsome Garg boy12.9.91/3:40 a.m., Chandigarh, 5’-9”,B.Tech., Pkg. 6 lakh. Job in NCR,98888-54978, 98887-08178. NA8-15590

CA Aggarwal (Bansal) boy 21.4.89,9:40 pm (Ambala), 5’-10”, ownpractice Chandigarh/Ambala. 099920-23174, 098120-23174,[email protected]

NA8-15507B

Suitable match for handsome NMBansal 35, 5’-7.5”, BHMS Doctor,own clinic Jagraon. Mobile: 98140-22764. NA8-15474

Suitable match for Mittal boy,Chartered Accountant, 02.02.1982, 5’-8”, own well-settled practice.98776-06009. NA8-15459

Looking beautiful/non-workingmatch for Jindal N/M boy 1989, 5’-5”,from reputed business family in [email protected] NA8-15458

PQM for handsome Manglik Gargboy 23.08.1989, 11:09 pm, Patiala, 5’-9”, B.Tech. ECE, MS from USA,working in Columbia, USA (F1 Visa).Father and Mother Govt. employees.97790-52230, 99110-11561. NA8-15450

Suitable match for Goyal boy29.01.1990, time 02:42 a.m., 5’-6”,place Dhuri, B.Tech., JE MunicipalCouncil, Sangrur. Contact: 94647-06263. NA8-15445

Non-Manglik employed match veryhandsome fair Bansal boy 26/5’-9”,B.Tech. employed MNC Noida,package 25 lakh. Upper class statusfamily. Contact 98784-35568. NA8-15440

Garg boy 18.08.87, 8:40 p.m.,Chandigarh, 5’-10”. AssistantManager, Govt. Bank, Shirpur (PunaZone). 90561-77381, 98886-32816,90561-77381. NA8-15416

Goyal boy, 4.1.1992, 1:35 p.m., 5’-7”,Shahabad Markanda, M.Tech. (CivilEngg.), Anaj Mandi Aarthi. 98960-72149. [email protected]

NA8-15406

Beautiful, slim, qualified match forSinghal 6’-1”, 17.09.1987, 9:40 a.m.,Ambala, fair, M.Tech., GATE, Ph.D.,pursuing, Assistant Professor inUniversity, 94663-05500. C8-18715

Goyal boy 29/5’-8”, B.Tech., MSAero space 4 yrs experience asScientist at ISRO, Ph.D RoboticsNetherlands fair colour. Contt.: 94174-27717, 94643-53499. C8-18659

Suitable match for Non-manglikGarg boy, B.Com., 08.07.87, 01:13p.m. Chandigarh/5’-7”, Own wellestablised business. Decent marriage.093164-02000, 098729-52196. E-mail: [email protected] C8-19178

Smart non-Manglik well settledbusinessman Mittal boy, 5’-10”,MBA, 19.8.1986, 9.15 p.m.(Kotkapura). 97802-22202. NA8-16373

Searching smart and pretty BAMSgirl for a handsome and tall Garg boy5’-10”, owner of Rishikesh AyurvedicCenter B.Com. and pursuing PG.Contact: 81682-15093. NA8-16369

Mayur Jindal 5’-6½”, 18 Oct 1991,1.58 a.m., Sunam, MCA, UDC atPSPCL. 98724-51321, 90418-77121Government employee only. NA8-16341

BDS MDS match for BansalManglik boy MDS 29 working inCollege. 94644-86992. NA8-16340

Goyal Manglik/non Manglik boy,1989, 5’-8”, MBA, job HDFC Bank,Asstt. Manager. 94170-38624, 94653-78644. NA8-16330

Wanted beautiful match B.Tech +MBA, (SP Jain Global, Dubai),handsome boy working in Dubai, 5’-7”/15.08.1991, 2.35 p.m.,Chandigarh Panchkula settled reputedbusiness family. MBA’s with minimum2 years experience or professionallyqualified and willing to settle at Dubaifor atleast 5 years need apply. Email:[email protected] , ContactNo. 94170-51287, 93571-51287.

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Wanted beautiful girl for BaniaSingla boy 25/5’-5”, having ownbusiness, brother Canada settled.98153-65917. NA8-16296

Engineer Goel Mohali born 28.5.84,5:40 pm, 21 day off/on basis annualpack 18L. Upper castes welcome.WhatsApp 98724-17314. NA8-16277

Match for non-Manglik B.Tech.Goyal boy 5’-11”, 11.06.1990, 7.15pm, Mansa, business family Stockist& Rice Traders. 98159-10635, 98773-60206. NA8-16247

Australian citizen Goyal Moga based boy, 8.12.1987, 5.20 p.m. Moga,5’-8”, Advance Diploma in HospitalityManagement Client ServiceCoordinator in Community Care (Aus.).Looking a beautiful, qualified girl.Caste no bar. 98158-08004. NA8-16212

Govt. employed match for B.Tech.Singla 5’-8”, boy. Bank clerk30.10.1990 (01:14 am, RampuraPhul), Mother Govt. Teacher. Fatherbusinessman. Contact: 76962-24395,WhatsApp 94171-24395. NA8-16202

Beautiful qualified match for PRCanada Garg boy B.Tech., MBA,PGDCA, 5’-7”, December 1990,Chandigarh. Mother Bank AGM.Father A Class Officer, Chandigarhresident. Tricity [email protected]

NA8-16149

Jain 22.10.90, 10:15 am, Chandigarh, 5’-10½”, fair, handsome,intelligent, vegetarian, convented,Computer Engineer, Chandigarh.Upper business class, seeking tall, fairconvented, affluent business, non-Punjab family girl. [email protected] NA8-16148

PM for tall and handsome boy, Garg 28/5’-11”, 26.02.90, 14:26 hrs at Kurukshetra, B.Tech + MBA,working in top MNC in Faridabad,pkg. 8.5 LPA, kundli match preferred. Contact: [email protected] NA8-16117

Match for handsome Garg boy 5’-5”, M.Tech., 20.10.1985, 8:48 p.m., Kurukshetra, businessHaryana. 92551-10162. Email:[email protected] NA8-16014

Very handsome Garg boy, 5’-7”,B.Com, very sweet nature, from Dhurihighscale wholesale business, veryhigh income, searching beautifuleducated girl. 98551-96720. NA8-15928

Suitable match for Bansal boy 5’-8”,4.4.1985, 10.40 a.m., own business,urban property. 98766-98728, 98557-96529. NA8-15920

Anshik Manglik handsome Goyal boy, 22.6.1987, 7.05 a.m. (Muktsar), 6’-0”, B.Tech (Mech.) Thapar Patiala,working Mahindra & MahindraMumbai, 20 lac per annum, preferred girlworking/transferable at Mumbai.WhatsApp: 97815-28428, 94171-39425,[email protected] NA8-15866

Match for Singla boy BA, 5’-6”,14.11.1989, 4.24 p.m., Bathinda, selfbusiness, 94174-73113, 75089-77478WhatsApp. NA8-15865

Employed match for Singla boy,01.05.1990, 3.26 p.m., (Jagraon), MA(English, Political Science), ETT, 5’-8”, Parmanent Punjab Govt.service. 98151-67781. NA8-15641

Match for very handsome Aggarwalboy 1993, 5’-9”, Ludhiana,Industrialised reputed family, preferbeautiful educated girl. Caste no bar.Contact Number 97811-01155, 78885-35840, 94647-61187. NA8-15861

Garg Manglik boy 5.9.1989, 6:45p.m. birth Ludhiana, 6’-2”, Govt. job.Preferred Govt. employee. Contactafter matching kundli. 94171-83770,90413-00207. NA8-15827

Qualified match for Garg boy, 37/5’-10”, BDS, Class-1 PCMS.WhatsApp: 94630-65693. NA8-15817

Suitable match for 29 years Goyalboy 5’-8”, working for Infosys atPune, drawing 7 LPA, born on4.2.1989 at 4:20 pm at Dhuri Punjab.Marriage bureau please excuse.98882-80002. NA8-15810

PM for tall and handsome boy Garg28/5’-11”, DoB 26.02.90, 14:26 hrs. atKurukshetra, B.Tech. + MBA,working in top MNC in Faridabad.Pkg. 8.5 LPA. Kundli match preferred.Contact: 79737-39577,[email protected] NA8-15799

Professional qualified match forBansal boy, 27/5’-9”, Bhucho Mandi,Bathinda, B.Tech., MBA, BankAssistant Manager, preferred workinggirl. 94172-74008. NA8-15792

Chandigarh employed, Singal gotra,smart, B.Tech. 1988 born, 5’-10”,brother Wing Commander. Contact:94173-15965. NA8-15745

Required tall, beautiful match forMBA Goel boy 5’-11”, 10.10.1988,9:50 p.m., working HDFC BankLudhiana. Package 9 lacs. 085578-06077. NA8-15741

Suitable match from educated andreputed family for Ambala based,92/5’-8” boy, status match requiredonly. WhatsApp: 97293-31474.

NA8-15730

Suitable match for Manglik Gargboy 5’-9”, 21.1.87, 8.12 p.m. Malout.B.Tech. working in Chandigarh. Preferworking girl. 90561-57123, 75086-25340. NA8-15705

SM4 Aggarwal boy, B.Tech, MBA,CFA Level 3 cleared, 27.9.88, 5.07 p.m.,Patiala, 5’-10”, working in MNCBombay CTC, pckg. 17 LPA, upper casteno bar. WhatsApp/Phone: 80545-00550,[email protected] NA8-15683

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Guru Gobind Singh, Convent SchoolV. Sohawa, Distt. Tarn Taran affiliated toICSE/ISC PU119 requires Trained &experienced PGT in the subjects ofEnglish, Physics, Biology, Hindi, Maths,History, Geography. Apply onlineimmediately, free bus conveyance and lodging facility available. 98157-35359 - Principal, 98143-78362 - Office, 98143-09057 - [email protected] A8-16235

S.Chetan Singh Sarvhitkari Sr. Sec.Vidya Mandir, Mansa (Pb.) (CBSEAffiliated) Urgently requires:Coordinator Primary Wing (PreferablyLady) PGT - Mathematics, PGT -Physics, TGT-Science. Handsome salary.Experienced candidates will be preferred.Send resume immediately. Email:[email protected] Contact:098720-82604, 098887-46527. NA8-15298

SHS DAV Public School VPO Kularan, Tehsil Samana (Patiala) inviteshandwritten applications with resume fromexperienced candidates on contractualbasis within 10 days. Qualification as pernorms. TGT’s English, Science, S.St @ Rs13000/-. PRT’s (all subjects), PTI, MusicArt & Craft, Computer Teacher @ Rs 11500/-, UDC (Rs. 13500/-, Driver’s, Peons, Ayah, Chowkidars,Sweepers & Helpers also required. Email: [email protected]. NA8-15267

Admin Assistant required forchandigarh based immigrationconsultants. Work experience preffered,not mandatory. Good communicationskills and computer knowledge desired.Good salary for deserving candidate. Mailresume at [email protected]. Call9780119595, 9872621932. C8-18019

Urgently required experienced WebDesigner, handsome salary, applywithin seven days. [email protected] NA8-15269

Wanted Steno Typist at LawyerOffice at Sunny Enclave KhararMohali. 94174-44418, 94173-70077.

A8-16253B

Required qualified and experiencedHorticulturist/Agriculturist for farmnear Chandigarh. Applicant with latesttechnique of farming will be preferred.Contact: 98140-09875 or Email:[email protected] Retired personcan also apply. A8-16189

A Canadian Immigration Companyhaving both Indian & Canadian licenses urgently requires Branch Head for Patiala Office. Experienced/fresher with exceptional skillspreferred. Salary no bar for deservingcandidate. Call: 98781-07020,([email protected])

A8-16168

Data Entry/MIS Executive: Requiredfull time internet Savvy with excellentcommand over English language.Qualification: IT Graduate. Interview:9th June, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.at SCF 32, Ist floor, Urban Estate,Phase-I, Jalandhar. Ph: 0181-5001190.Email: [email protected]

A8-16115

Sri Guru Hargobind Convent School,Poohli Road, Nathana, Bathinda,Affiliated C.B.S.E., New Delhi(1630976). Vacancies for Session 2018-19. Post: Pre-primary and P.R.T. Min.qualification B.A., B.Ed., experiencedcandidate preferred. Post: T.G.T.(English, S.St., Science), Masters degreein related subject, B.Ed. and experiencedcandidate preferred. Other: Music, Artand Craft and Physical Education.Interested candidates can send yourresume with passport-size photograph [email protected] or upload onschool website: www.sghcsnathana.comor WhatsApp on 98886-27039 (attractivesalary, safe and friendly environment, 20minutes distance from Bathinda, free andspecial van facility for staff). C8-17845

Ashokleyland Hamirpur Dealershiprequires Spareparts store incharge, onefemale Computer operator. TRAshokleyland Bhira Hamirpur. C8-17673

Hiring fresher/experienced: PHPDevelopers with any CMS & Framework.Web Designer with Bootstrap &Foundation CS Framework. AbacusTechnologies, 305, 3rd Floor, SCO 218-219/34-A, near ICICI Bank, Chd. 81681-95649, 0172-5014903. A8-15343

Required M.Sc. Teachers Physics,Chemistry, Maths. Contact: BiosConcept Academy, Pathankot. 84278-37765, 094642-49808, 094630-49248.

NA8-13788

Starex Institute of Education BinolaDistt. Gurugram Haryana. Applicationsare invited for Post of Principal 01,Asstt. Prof. Education-30 for B.Ed.Course, Non-Teaching Staff Clerk-2,DEO-2, Lab Attendant 2. Qualifications,Pay Scale as per MDU Rohtak/NCTENorms. Apply as the earliest possible toChairman with details ofqualification/experience within 7 days ofpublication of the advertisement. Thesuitable date of interview will beinformed to the eligible applicants. Formore details: [email protected],01242379990. C8-18510B

Required experienced TGT, Bio,Music and Kindergarten Teachers.Accommodation available, handsomesalary for DCM Group of Schools.Apply at www.dcmschd.edu.in. ContactNo. 99145-03291, 099889-17455.

NA8-15341

DC Collegiate Sr. Sec. School,Jalandhar (Doaba College Campus).Attend walk-in-interview for the post ofLecturer in Commerce, English,Computer Science, Biology & Punjabion contract basis on 27.06.2018(Wednesday) at 10.00 a.m. in the officeof the undersigned with full testimonials.Qualifications (Postgraduation/ B.Ed.)as per PSEB norms. Dr. Naresh KumarDhiman, Principal. A8-17233

State Public School, Shahkot urgentlyrequires PGT/TGT (English), PGT(Commerce), PGT (Music), TGT(Hindi), PRT (English), Art Teacher,PRT (Sports) and Nursery Teachers.Transport facility is available fromJalandhar, high salary. Mail your resumeto [email protected] Contact:86995-22522, 92160-25422. A8-17162

Greenways School, Rurki Heeran,Morinda Chamkaur Sahib Road, Distt.Ropar (Affiliated to CBSE New Delhi),requires: PGT - Accountancy, TGT - oneEnglish & one English with Social Sciencecombination, PRT, Computer Teacher andDPI with specialization. Higher start fordeserving candidates. Van facility fromKharar, Mohali and Chandigarh. Email on:[email protected] Website:www.greenwaysschool.org A8-17150

Isharjyot Degree College ForWomen, Pehowa (Email:[email protected]) Ph.01741221692) Mobile 72069-43611,walk-in interview on 27.06.2018 at10:00 am for the following posts oncontract basis: Asstt. Professors inEnglish, Hindi, Physics, Chemistry,Zoology, Botany, Compter Science,Commerce, Maths, Pol Sci., Economics,Fine Arts, History, Geography andPunjabi and Health & PhysicalEducation. Principal. A8-17139B

Applications are invited for the postof TGT Maths and English in CBSEschool located at Sirhind Pb. Send yourresume to [email protected]. No. 94638-28255. A8-17074

Required female Advocate (fresherpreferred) for RTI on weekends. SocialReformers NGO 21/5, Barewal,Ludhiana. #98788-89131. A8-17064

Chief Khalsa Diwan’ CharitableSociety, G.T. Road, Amritsar. RequiresPrimary Teachers (3)- Shaheed UdhamSingh Memorial School, Central KhalsaOrphanage, Putlighar, Amritsar. PrimaryTeacher (3) - Sri Guru HarkrishanPublic School, Friends Avenue, AirportRoad, Amritsar. Qualification as perCBSE norms. Apply Online within 10dsays from the publication day athttp://www.chiefkhalsadiwan.com/career.php Contact 0183-2226643, 2228771.Ravinder Singh Robin (MemberIncharge - Public Relations). A8-16908

Seth Tek Chand Memorial PublicSchool, Kurukshetra (Haryana) requiresexperienced, qualified staff. NTT, PRT,PGT - (History, Political Science), TGT -(Commerce, Science), Physical EducationTeachers (male/female), ComputerTeachers, Coaches (Basket Ball,Badminton & Judo), Supervisor (forBuses), Accountant, Clerk. Apply within 7days at: [email protected] Contact:85699-03623. Staff preferred fromKurukshetra or nearby area. A8-16773

Required Company Secretary (femalepreferred) with 1-2 years experience forLimited Company at Kala Amb. Cabfacility available. Salary negotiable.Contact: 94631-60131, Mail:[email protected] A8-16647

Mount Litera Zee School, Mogarequires PGT Accountancy, English &SST. Interested candidates can Emailresume at [email protected] Call: 70874-28593. NA8-15367

Children Memorial DAV Sen. Sec.Public School Mandi Dabwali, DistrictSirsa, Haryana 125104. Affiliated toCBSE New Delhi. Phone No. 01668-222320. Requires PGTs: Physics,Chemistry, Maths, Pol. Science/ HistoryTGTs: Science with English/ S.St. PRT:05 PET Computer TR Music TRDharam Shikshak Art & Craft TRLibrarian. Driver: 06 (Minimum 5 yearsexperience with heavy license),Conductors: 3, Ayha: 03, Gate Keeper:02, Sweeper 03. Apply on the prescribedproforma available in the school officeup to 20.05.2018. Qualification as perCBSE rules. No TA/DA will be paid.Manager, Principal. D8-24

Wanted for Satyam Hospital,Ludhiana. (1) Paediatrician - DCH/MD(4 am to 9 pm). (2) BAMS (FemaleResident). (3) EEG/TMT Technician.Contact: 98780-17680. NA8-15333

Required Medical Rep. for RADSOPharma for all Districts Punjab,Haryana, Chandigarh. Contact: 98125-19214. C8-18298

Alpine Public School, Bhadson,CBSE Affiliated requires female TGTEnglish, S.St., Spoken English. 25 kmsfrom Patiala. Conveyance [email protected] , 84374-33129, 94634-23927. C8-18162

Required part time Maths Teacherupto 10th class and BA Teacher in NewChandigarh. 94173-21553, 87250-97113. NA8-15584

Urgently required female office staffin SCO-8, Sector-82, Mohali, goodcommunication skill in English.Attractive salary. Contact: 82838-19228. NA8-15566

Required experienced Car Driver,LMV Licence, Address Proof. Plot No.3115, Industrial Area, Phase-2,Chandigarh. 85588-12657. NA8-15475B

Urgently required Store Incharge forDental Company in Chanallon, FocalPoint Kurali. Contact 98767-22495,94170-03905. NA8-15465

Urgently required MA, B.Ed.qualified Teacher for English andMaths. 79737-14815, 99888-12190,70098-18763. NA8-15424

Jain Overseas, Chandigarh - studyvisa counsellor required, starting salaryRs 30000/- per month. Contact: 98157-24511. NA8-15378

Hashtag, Ropar - IELTS trainerrequired, starting salary Rs 15000/- permonth. Contact: 98157-24511. NA8-15377

Pharma company requires 1)Experienced PCD Marketing staff/Telecallers M/F, 2) MarketingManagers for Generic Division, 3)Quality Control Assistant - B.Pharma/B.Sc., freshers can apply. Contact:Therawin Formulations, 69-71 JasmeetNagar, near Vita Milk Plant, AmbalaCity. [email protected], 90508-63666. NA8-15734

Lord Krishna College of Pharmacy(Affiliated by PSBTE & IT & AICTE & PCI), Lehra-Sunam Road,Khokhar-148030, Distt. Sangrur.01676-278278, 90232-78278. Email:[email protected] Requiresfollowing staff: Principal M.Pharma,Lecturers, B.Pharm/M.Pharm,Librarian, B.Lib., Lab. Technician.Send resume within 10 days at aboveEmail address. Management. NA8-15731

Panjab International Public SchoolPipal Majra, Sri Chamkaur Sahib(Ropar) 94174-47168, 99145-47169,[email protected] . Requiredfollowing staff having with goodinterpersonal skills and command overwritten & spoken English.KindergartenCo-ordinator- BA/MA/B.Ed.Kindergarten Teacher- BA/NTT. PRT(all subjects)- BA/B.Ed./D.EI.Ed. PGT(Psychology)- MA (Psychology), B.Ed.Walk-in interview on June 17, 2018 atHotel Highway Greens, SCO No. 5-6,Green Enclave, Balongi, Chandigarh -Kharar Highway, near VR Punjab.Excellent salary package. Freetransportation from Chandigarh,Mohali, Kharar, Morinda (fromdesignated locations only). NA8-15697

DAV College, Kotkhai-171202, Distt.Shimla (HP), wanted a Lecturer inEnglish, Hindi, Sanskrit, History,Economics, Phy. Education, ComputerTeacher and Sweeper on part-time basisup to 31.12.2018. Salary negotiable.Eligibility as per norms. Attendinterview on 26.06.2018 at 11.00 a.m. inthe College. No TA/DA. Principal. D8-27

Deer Park Institute, Bir, TehsilBaijnath, Distt. Kangra, urgentlyrequires Senior Accountant at least 2years experience, proficient in Tally,fluent in English, B.Com/M.Compreferred. Salary Rs 18000/- p.m.negotiable for suitable candidates.Accommodation in staff quarters andmeals provided. Email your resumewithin 10 days to [email protected]: 94185-52232. C8-19223

Golden Earth Convent School, APrestigious Co-educational EnglishMedium Institution, Based on I.C.S.EPattern Pandori,Mullanpur (Ludhiana).Urgently Required Competent andDynamic Principal with administrativeand teaching experience in I.C.S.Eaffilliated schools. Intersted candidates can send their updatedresume via email within seven days. Contact 98143-03507,E.Mail [email protected], Dr.Maninderpal Arora (President). C8-19039

Mata Maiserkhana College ofEducation for Girls, Maiserkhana.Applications are invited for regularposts: Assistant Prof. (Prospective inEducation), Pedagogy Subjects:Mathematics, Science, Political Science,Hindi, Social Studies, ComputerScience, History, Commerce, PhysicalEducation, Librarian. Instructions:Health & Physical Education, Fine Arts.Qualification & salary as per NCTE/Punjab Govt./Punjabi University Patialanorms. Chairman: 01655-237302,94177-26032, 98886-86640, Email:[email protected] A8-17321

Apeejay College of Fine Arts, NewJawahar Nagar, Jalandhar. RequiresAssistant Professors in - ComputerScience-1, Design (Fashion Design)-1,Physical Education-1, Librarian-1,(initially on contract basis for threeyears under 95% grant-in-aid scheme ofPunjab Govt. as per Notification No.11/148/2013-3-Edu-1-248623-1 dated20.10.2014 and DPI endorsement No.320S-11/15-2013 Grant 1 (4) dated31.10.2014). (Grade/qualification asapproved by GNDU/Govt. ofPunjab/UGC). Apply within 15 daysthrough Speed Post only. Ph. 0181-2458547, 2452181. Dr. Sucharita,Principal. A8-17319B

Vidya Rattan College forWomen, Lehra- Sunam Road, Khokhar Kalan - 148030,Distt. Sangrur (Punjab). Applications areinvited for the posts of Principal-1,Assistant Professors (teaching in Pol.Science-3, Punjabi-3, English-2, History-2, Maths-1, Economics-1, Computer-1,Physical Education-1, Physics-1,Chemistry-1, Commerce-2). Qualification& salary: As per NCTE/PunjabiUniversity/Pb. Govt. norms. Apply within15 days to the College. Email id:[email protected] Note: NET orPh.D will be preferred, candidate must bePunjabi passed at matriculation level.Contact: 90414-37911, 98150-37911.

A8-17317B

Competent Teachers required for AkalAcademy Uddat Saidewala for English,Social Science, Science, Maths,Computer, Hindi, and Receptionist and forDistrict Mansa. Fluency in English ismust. Eligibility: B.Ed. or Postgraduation.Salary: 15,000 to 20,000. Walk-ininterview (with photographs): Shri GuruTeg Bahadur Gurudwara near Bus Stand,Teh. Budhlada, Distt. Mansa, Punjab on11.6.2018 at 10 am - 2 pm. Email id:[email protected]. NA8-15842

Doaba College, Jalandhar. Attendwalk-in-interview for the post ofAssistant Professors on 21.6.2018(Thursday) in Computer Science, JMC,Biotechnology at 10 a.m. and for Botany,Zoology, Tourism and HotelManagement, Punjabi afternoon at 2 p.m.on contract basis in the office of theundersigned with full testimonials.Qualifications and reservation as perUGC/DPI/Pb. Govt. norms. Dr. PrincipalNaresh Kumar Dhiman. A8-17243

Hiring Head Chef, CDP & foodservice staff for continental foodrestaurant in Chandigarh. Mail resumeto [email protected] M:96460-00289. A8-17281

Wanted Receptionist. Contact HopeClinic & Maternity Centre Pvt. Ltd.,House No. 1184, Sector 21B,Chandigarh. NA8-15785

10th, 12th, BA, B.Com., BCA allGraduate/Post-Graduate/Diploma/B.Ed./Ph.D. from recognisedUniversity. Aggarwal College 93160-00066, 93572-99000. A8-17146

MBBS MBBS MBBS Booking openfor Direct Admission in Punjab,Haryana, Himachal, Uttrakhand,Maharashtra, Karnataka. Limited Seats.70538-88283. NA8-15271

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For pre/post matrimonial,surveillance, mobile/whatsapp/facebook email details, locations,Trident Detectives. 82840-20304.

NA8-15539

DETECTIVE SERVICE

Wanted BAMS or MBBS lady Doctorfor well-established Hospital in Kaithal,District Haryana. Salary +incentive+free accommodation. 94664-21000. C8-19265

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Sardar Ajit Singh College, Kirmach,Kurukshetra, (Minority College).Required Contractual/TemporaryTeaching Staff for UG for 2018-19.Apply on prescribed proforma availablein College Office/Website on payment ofRs. 200/- upto 15.6.2018. Qualificationsas per KUK norms. Principal, English,Hindi, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Mathematics,Public Admn., Sociology, Music(Vocal), Physical Education, PoliticalScience, Fine Arts, Home Science,Economics, History, Commerce,Chemistry, Physics, Computer Scienceand Librarian. Interview schedule willbe available on www.sascollege.com on20.06.2018. Chairman, ManagingCommittee, Ph. 94160-73605. NA8-16372

Urgent requirement of female andmale CSA at SGRDJ InternationalAirport, Amritsar, Graduates/10+2 with3 years Diploma in Hospitality/HotelManagement. Preference for candidateshaving experience in Aviation HotelIndustry. Contact: 95017-17717. Email:[email protected]

NA8-16352

A Chain of International Schoolsrequire Teachers Pre Primary: Nursery,Primary, English, S.St. Librarian &Special Educator Graduation withB.Ed. compulsary, CTET/PTETpreferably *Applicants must have goodcommunication skills accommodationavailable for outstationed Teachers.Salary as per CBSE norms. Joblocation: Doraha. Address5: NH 1,Doraha (near Ludhiana). Mob: 92774-00004, 98551-00093. Mail your CV at:[email protected] NA8-16256

DAV Public School 53, Kanshi Nagar,Model Town, Ambala City. Directlymanaged by DAVCMC, New Delhi,Phone No. 0171-2520774, 79882-40365.Requires PRT staff on adhoc basis forone year to teach upto VIII class forEnglish, S.St., Maths, Science, Sanskrit,Art & Craft, Physical Education,Computer and KG also requires LDC,Day Watchman, Peon-cum-Aaya, SafaiKaramchari (Lady). Qualification as perCBSE Norms. Salary consolidated withPF & ESI facility. Biodata addressed toPrincial should reach 15th June, 2018 atschool address. NA8-16225

Scholar Fields Public School, Patiala(CBSE Affiliated) requires AcademicCoordinator, Admission Counselor,PRO, devoted and inspired PGTPhysics, Chemistry, Biology, English,Maths, Commerce, History, Geography,Sociology, Political Science, Economics,Fine Arts, Physical Education, MotherTeacher for Nursery, Typist, Office Clerkand Nurse. Added benefits to persons ofcreativity and proven ability. Excellentfluency in English is must. Generousremuneration and free transport. Walk-ininterview 11th, 14th June, 10 a.m. CVwith photograph at [email protected], 84277-77222. NA8-16224

Sohan Lal DAV Sr. Sec. SchoolJagadhri Gate, Ambala City. Invitesapplications for the following posts: PGT:Hindi, Maths, English, TGT: Science,Punjabi, PRTs: General for all subjects.KG Teachers, Music, Art & Craft,Computer Teacher, Peon Day Watchman,Bus Driver, on consolidated salary withProvident Fund and ESI facility. Applywithin a week from the day of publishingof this advertisement. These selection aretill 31 May 2019. Principal. NA8-16221

Part time trainer required for Science &Maths at Teacher Training Centre, Patiala.Fluency in English is must. Eligibility:Postgraduation. Salary: Rs. 15,000 to Rs.20,000, timings: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.Walk-in interview, test: H.R. Department,Akal Dhudial Academy, Old BishanNagar, St. No. 4, near Shiv Mandir, Patiala on 11.06.2018 & 15.06.2018,[email protected] , 98720-18459, 0175-2370141. NA8-15902

Sikh National College, Qadian,Gurdaspur NAAC B Status Lecturerrequired Computer Sc. 6, Punjabi 2,English 1, Maths 1, Chemistry 1,Physics 1, Commerce 2, on temporarybasis. Educational qualifications as perUGC/ GNDU, Amritsar Rules. Apply tothe Principal within 10 days of thispublication with testimonials. Principal.

NA8-15896

Lyallpur Khalsa College of Educationfor Women, Jalandhar invites applicationsfor the post of Assistant Professors one inPsychology and one in Foods & Nutritionfor ECCE Course on contractual basis.Reservation, qualification and grade asper GNDU Amritsar. Apply within 15days under registered cover to President,KCL Education Charitable Trust,Jalandhar. NA8-15844

Lotus International Convent School,Rakkar at Sadwan Teh. Rakkar Distt.Kangra HP a CBSE affiliated Sr. Sec.School Vides Affi. Code- 630173 (onNadaun-Amb Highway) requiresexperienced PGTs (Maths, Chemistry,Biology, Phy. Edu.) and TGTs (Maths, S.St., Eng.) qualification andexperience as per CBSE norms. Salary no bar for deserving candidates.Apply through e-mail within 7 days [email protected] .Accommodation available for outsiders.Principal- 098052-28540. NA8-15819

Require experienced female IELTSTrainer and Receptionist havingfluency in English at IELTS Institute,Phagwara. 98723-74963, 98726-48913.

NA8-15677

Reliance Jio urgently requiredCustomer Care Executives (Hindi/English/Punjabi) Chandigarh, salary15000/-. Contact: 99887-67373.

NA8-16005

Required Plant Manager (Offset &Label Section) in Nalagarh. Mini. 5 yr.experience, handsome salary, drop yourCV at: [email protected]

NA8-16007

Urgently required IELTS teachers atPerfect-9 Jaja bypass near MaheshSweets, Tanda Urmar (Hoshiarpur).Contact: 89096-99000. NA8-16348

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Required Sales Agent for MarketingSports Goods throughout India onsalary/commission basis. Candidateswith experience in sports goodsmarketing. Contact at Kay Gee Sports,Jal. Ph: 0181-2253233. C8-19017

Wanted Male/Female Sales Executivefor the sales of Organic Fertilizer/Seedin Punjab, Haryana, HP, Chandigarh.Send biodata WhatsApp: 93160-01747.

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General Gurnam Singh PublicSchool, Sangrur. Quotations are invitedfrom IT Vendors, latest by 13.06.2018in sealed envelopes, addressed to thePrincipal, for Maths and English Lab. 2Server - Dell Power Edge T-30 IntexXeon E31225 V5 CPU 3.3 GHZ with 8GB Ram, 1 TB HDD with 3 yearwarranty. a) Software for Maths Lab. b)Software for English language learningskills. Director. NA8-16323B

General Gurnam Singh Public School,Sangrur. Quotations are invited from ITvendors, latest by 13.06.2018 in sealedenvelopes, addressed to the Principal for11 Smart classes as per specification givenbelow: a) 11- Short throw Projector ofstandard brand- 3500-4000 Luminancewith 3 years Warranty on Projector &Lamp, b) 11- wall mounted tamper proofcabinets, (c) 11- Integrated CPU-(4 GBRAM, 500 GB HDD) d) 11-UPS, Dell AirMouse & Keyboards, (e) 11- Remote withMike and Laser Pointer, (f) 11- Inbuilt 16Watt. Speakers. Director. NA8-16321B

General Gurnam Singh Public School,Sangrur. Quotations are invited from ITvendors, latest by 13.06.2018 in sealedenvelopes, addressed to the Principal for72 N-Computing modules as perspecifications given below: 1) Thin ClientsL-250: 72 pieces, (b) Server: 2 pieces (DellPower Edge T 30 Intel Xeon E31225 V5CPU 3.3 GHZ with 32 GB RAM, 1 TBHDD, c) LED Monitor - 15.6”x74 pieces,d) D-link 16 port Gigabit, e) Switches- 4pieces, f) Emerson- 3 KVA Online UPSwith Batteries- 2 pieces, g) Dell Keyboard& Mouse: 74 pieces. Director. NA8-16320B

Quotations are invited from Agenciesproviding Drivers, Conductors, Sweepers,Gardeners at Sirhind Pb. Send yourquotations to [email protected]. 94638-28255. A8-17076

Sealed Tenders on through rate basis,are invited from reputed contractors,together with company profile forconstruction of building on ground & firstfloor in Lab. Block of D.A.V. PublicSchool, Ratia, Distt. Fatehabad (Haryana).The approximate cost of above mentionedproject is Rs. 82.00 lacs (rupees eightytwo lacs only). Detailed tender documentsand drawings can be had from thePrincipal of D.A.V. Public School, Ratia,Distt. Fatehabad (Haryana) up to 18 June,2018. Principal: V.K. Dhawan. 94673-17687, 01697-251110. NA8-16236

Director, YPS Mohali desires topurchase P.A. equipment. Kindlydownload the tender document fromdetailed specifications of equipmentand requirements. Proposals to be sentto Director, YPS Mohali in desiredformat enclosed in a sealed envelopesuperscribed “Public Address System”within 4 days from the date ofAdvertisement. Director reserves theright to reject any or all quotationswithout assigning any reasons. A8-16884

TENDER NOTICE

We Varun Puri and Vandana Puri r/o396, Street 3, Preet Colony, Balaji Nagar,Derabassi, have misplaced old papers ofour house 1.) Sale Deed 2335 dated08.07.2002 favouring Kajal Rani. 2.) SaleDeed 3151 dated 15.07.2005 favouringJasminder Kaur. 3.) Power Attorney 61/4dated 22.04.1997 favouring HaridevSingh. 4.) Power Attorney 3509/4 dated28.03.2005 favouring Tarsem Chand. Ifanybody finds, contact 89685-45588,97294-56126. A8-17174

LOST & FOUND

Newly built 528 sq. yd. industrial plotfor sale in Derabassi. 99156-06900.

NA8-15740

RENT/LEASE

Cabins 200’, 300’, 500’ work stationfurnished/raw, Main Road, Sector 22,Chandigarh. 96468-09090. NA8-15991

ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE

R zone land near Airport Mohali halfacre in Siau, 2 acre in Kurdi 1 acreManakpur Kalar land pooling soon.Contact 82889-14000. A8-16737

1/3/5/9 acre land, acquired soon byGMADA adjoining Aerocity Mohali.82840-20304. NA8-15779

LAND FOR SALE

Sale/purchase residential, commercialproperty at Chandigarh, Mohali,Panchkula. Quick clean deal. Contact:Crown Property Consultants # 29,Sector 18-A, Chandigarh. 99147-76666, 94170-17666. A8-17170

14 marla corner, double storey houseSector 35, Chandigarh. Onkar’s 98141-04399, 99153-38222. NA8-15997

Bhardwaj Properties Faridabad buy/sell in all HUDA Sectors BPTP, Puri,Omaxe, Sectors 62, 64, 65. Call # 98111-73074, 99996-73074. NA8-15561

Batra Estate # 99, Sector-17,Panchkula. 094638-37635, 085669-15000, 094179-77016, 70093-27189.Deals Panchkula, Chandigarh, Mohali,Zirakpur. A8-14738

PROPERTY

Chandigarh wanted showroomvacant/occupied all Sectors 1, 2, kanal10, 14 marla, ready buyer. AlliedRealty: 98140-16644. A8-16249

PROPERTY WANTED

Six kanal single, liveable house, otheroptions 10.7k, 5k, 3k, Chandigarh.96468-09090. NA8-15987

One kanal double vacant, clear titleSector 8, other B-road, facing park,Chandigarh. Jeet Associates 96468-09090. NA8-15983

One kanal new houses, 4 bedroomsattached baths, set vast optionsChandigarh. 96468-09090. NA8-15978

Aprox 13 acre, commercial land nearAmritsar Airport for sale, suitable forresort farm houses or colony, behindwell developed Palm Grove Colony,Airport Road, Amritsar. Contact:098675-84998, 98728-30809. A8-17026

1 kanal plot 25% built-up goodlocation Sector 69, Mohali. Gill RealEstate 98141-07557. A8-16299

10 marla newly built GF, rich tastegood location Sector 44B. Gill RealEstate 98141-07557. A8-16297

HIG ground second corner 43B, 44A,45A, MIG first, second corner 44D,LIG corner 63. Gill Real Estates 98141-07557. A8-16295

Four kanal old kothi, good locationrare location, rare availability, Sector 2,Chandigarh. Gill Real Estate 98141-07557. A8-16291

Hotel 32 rooms, restaurant bar &banquet Industrial Area Phase-II,Chandigarh. Allied Realty 98140-16644. A8-16239

1 kanal nicely built Sector 21C, B-Road, 21D, duplex 21D, Chandigarh.Allied Realty Showroom-25, Sector 21C,Chandigarh. 98140-16644. A8-16231

1 kanal double storey Sector-28DChandigarh. Allied Realty Showroom -25, Sector-21C Chandigarh. 98140-16644. A8-16229

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Home loan, loan against property,existing loan transfer to lower interestrate. Align Credit Solutions. 98556-69979. A8-16243

LOAN

I, Gurcharan Singh Gosal s/o Sh.Naranjan Singh r/o VPO Ratainda,Tehsil Banga, Distt. SBS Nagar, thatmy adopted son Sarwan Singh and hisfamily is out of my control. So, Idisinherit them from my totalmoveable/imoveable property in Indiaand any where in the world. Any bodydealing with them at his own risk.Please note. NA8-15966

I, Meena Kumari d/o Sh. SushilKumar Aggarwal r/o # HIG 687, Phase 9, SAS Nagar, Mohali, havechanged my name to Meena Aggarwal.

NA8-15879

I, Army No. 13759496K Rank Hav.Darshan Singh s/o Jai Karan Singh of Unit 6 JAK RIF C/o 56 APO declare that in my service record mydaughter name wrongly written asManat Devi instead of Mannat Devi.

NA8-15708

I, Balkar Singh S/o Gurdev Singh,resident Village Panjokhra, Teh./Distt.Ambala disown my son Gurjant Singhhis wife Manpreet Kaur from mymoveable/immoveable properties asthey are out of my control. Anybodydeals them at own risk. Concerned note.

C8-19263B

It is notified for the information thatmy original qualifying examinationcertificates of main secondaryexamination of year 2015 and Roll no.2292176 and main senior secondaryexamination of year 2017 and Roll no.2771371 issued by CBSE are actuallylost. Name of Candidate: UmangKumar, Full Address: #1257, Sector 23-B, Chandigarh. Phone: 98556-99622.

C8-19215

I, Hargun Kaur D/o Sukhmeet Singh,2103, Phase I, Urban Estate, Dugri,Ludhiana, have changed my name toHargunn Kaur. C8-19159B

I, Anukampa Sharma d/o VirenderKumar Sharma w/o Himanshu Choprar/o H.No. 3840, City Complex,Peermuchalla, Zirakpur, SAS Nagar,Mohali (Punjab) 140 603 have changedmy name to Anukampa Chopra aftermarriage. C8-19049B

I, Dalbag Singh alias Dilbag Singh s/oRaghvir Singh, Village Chupki, Teh.Samana, Distt. Patiala, have changedmy name to Dilbag Singh. C8-19015B

I, Bharpai wife of Satish Kumarresiding 1224/31, Kamla Nagar,Rohtak, have disowned my son Vikasand daughter in law Jyoti from my allmoveable and immoveable propertiesas they are out of my control. I and myfamily shall not be responsible for theirany act in future. C8-18967B

I, Sukhjinder Singh s/o Shivdev Singhr/o VPO Majitha, near CMS HighSchool, Distt. Amritsar, have changedmy name to Sukhjinder Singh Gill.

C8-18925B

I, Sanjay s/o Mahavir r/o 343/7, PWT,Manimajra, Chandigarh have changedmy name to Sanjay Kumar. C8-18909B

I, Mandeep Kaur W/o SukhjinderSingh, R/o V.P.O. Majitha, near CMSHigh School, Distt. Amritsar, havechanged my name to Mandeep KaurGill. C8-18889B

I, Manmeet Singh S/o SukhjinderSingh R/o VPO Majitha, near CMSHigh School, Distt. Amritsar, havechanged my name to Manmeet SinghGill. C8-18887B

I, Vandana Rattan alias VandanaBakshi alias Sakshi Rattan alias Sakshiw/o Soundarya Kumar Rattan r/o 77,Panchsheel Enclave, Block-H,Bishanpura, Zirakpur henceforth beknown as Vandana Rattan for all intentsand purposes. C8-18817B

I, Soundarya Kumar Rattan aliasS.K. Rattan s/o Sh. Yoginder Pal Rattanr/o 77, Panchsheel Enclave, Block-H,Bishanpura, Zirakpur henceforth beknown as Soundarya Kumar Rattan forall intents and purposes. C8-18815B

I, Jaskaran Singh s/o Ranbir Singhresident of Shahpur Chowk, near CivilHospital, Shri Ram Colony, Pathankot,Distt. Pathankot, Punjab, India, havechanged my name to Jaskaran SinghKaler. A8-17341

I, Parampal Singh Khaira s/o AjitSingh Khaira, Village Khokh, POAgaul, Teh. Nabha, Distt Patiala, havechanged the name of my minordaughter from Harpreet Kaur toHarpreet Kaur Khaira. C8-18731B

I, Gurvinder Pal Singh, son of BallamSingh Thandi, holder of Indian PassportNo. G1229277 issued at Chandigarh onJan 10, 2007, permanent resident ofH.No. 13, Phase 11, SAS Nagar, Punjab160065, India and presently residing at875 Pasteur ST, Hanford 93230, USAdo hereby change my name fromGurvinder Paul Singh Thandi toGurvinder Pal Singh, with immediateeffect, subject to the approval of IndianEmbassy in USA. C8-18594

I, Harinder Jeet Kaur d/o NarinderSingh, r/o 21-A, Dashmesh Nagar, LaneNo. 4, Patiala, have changed my nameto Harinder Jit Kaur. C8-18492B

I, MR 1987-H, Lt. Gen. HarcharanSingh (Retired), s/o Karam Singh,resident of 968, Sector 2, Panchkulahereby declare that my wife’s name iswrongly entered as Krishna H. Singh inmy Pension Payment Order and ECHScard. Her correct name is KrishnaRawat as per her official documents andmay be read as same for all purposes.

C8-18442B

I, Manju d/o Baljeet Singh and w/oNaveen Ahlawat, born on 05th January,1988, residing at House No. 1722,Urban Estate, Block-A, Jind, Haryana,India have changed my name to ManjuAhlawat vide affidavit dated 5th June,2018 at Jind. A8-16219

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MEDICAL/SURGICAL

Civil Courts PatialaIn the Court of

Ms. Shagun Civil Judge,

Junior Division-6,Patiala.

Karnail SinghVersus

Gurwinder SinghNext Date: 06.08.2018

Suit For Permanent Injuction

Notice to:-1. Gurwinder Singh s/o

Karnail Singh r/o Vill.Jagatpura (SandhuFarm), near JaurianSarkan, Teh. and Distt.Patiala.

In above titled petitionthe respondent(s) couldnot be served. It is orderedthat the respondent(s)should appear in person orthrough counsel on06.08.2018 at 9.30 a.m.

For details logon tohttps://highcourtchd.gov.in/ t r s=d i s t r i c t_no t i ce&district=patiala

Sd/- Civil Judge,

Junior Division-6,CN8-718 Patiala.

In the Court ofSh. Chetesh Gupta,

Civil Judge (Junior Division),

Kurukshetra.CNR Number: HRKU02-

0014962016Civil Suit No.: 1167 of 2016

Date of Instt.: 19.07.2016Next date of Hearing: 03.07.2018

State Bank of India, a bodyCorporate constituted under theState Bank of India Act, 1955,carrying on business of bankingand having its branches atdifferent places including one atKurukshetra University,Kurukshetra through its BranchManager and Principal Officer,Sh. Kislay Kumar.

...PlaintiffVersus

Arjun Kumar S/o Sh.Bhuvneshwar Paswan R/o H.No.1948/8, Krishna Nagar Gamri,Kurukshetra.

...Defendant(Suit for Recovery)

Notice to Defendant: ArjunKumar S/o Sh. BhuvneshwarPaswan R/o H.No. 1948/8,Krishna Nagar Gamri,Kurukshetra.

Whereas in the above notedcase the service of above saiddefendant Arjun Kumar S/o Sh.Bhuvneshwar Paswan, cannot beserved through ordinary way.

You are hereby served with thisnotice to appear in this court on03.07.2018 at 9:30 a.m.personally or through advocateotherwise exparte proceedingshall be taken aginst you.

Given under my hand and theseal of the court on this 2nd dayof June, 2018.

Sd/- (Chetesh Gupta),Civil Judge (Junior Division),

CN8-712 Kurukshetra.

COURT NOTICES

I, Telu Ram S/o Late Telu Ram R/oVillage Khera Kalmot, Nangal TehsilNangal, Distt. Ropar (Punjab), declarethat my son Jasvir Singh and his wifeMamta Devi are out of my control. So Idisown them from mymoveable/immoveable properties.Anybody dealing with them at his ownrisk. Concerned note. NA8-16333

I, Vikrant Aggarwal s/o Sh RamKishan Aggarwal, r/o S-111, 2nd Floor,Uppal Southend Sohna RoadGurugram, have lost my plotdocuments and sale deed of plot A-108,Greenwood City Gurugram Haryana. Ifanybody found please inform me.

NA8-15893

I, Pooja W/o Sunil Kumar SharmaR/o 1404, St. No. 10, Parbhat Nagar,Ludhiana, declare that before marriagemy name was Pooja D/o RameshKumar and after marriage my name isPooja W/o Sunil Kumar Sharma. Aboveboth name are one and the same person.

NA8-16324

I, Sandeep Behal s/o Satish Behal r/o97A/9, Paonta Sahib, Sirmour (HP),declare that in issued passport of myminor son’s name wrongly entered asNaman Behal instead of actual nameAtharav Behal. All concern please note.

NA8-16360

I, Preet Kaur w/o Surinder Singh r/o281, Second Floor, Sector 21-A,Chandigarh, have changed my name toPreeti. C8-19167B

I, Surender Singh s/o Hari Singh r/o281, Second Floor, Sector 21-A,Chandigarh, have changed my name toSurinder Singh. C8-19163B

I, Karamveer S/o Baru Ram R/o VPOPabnawa, Distt. Kaithal, have changedmy name to Karambir. NA8-16368B

I, Balbir Singh S/o Waryam Singh,Village Akalgarh, Tehsil Nabha(Patiala), have changed my name toBalvir Singh. NA8-16337B

I, Sanjeev Kumar alias Sanjiv Kumar s/o Janak Raj r/o Ramgarh,District Kurukshetra, affirm and declarethat I have changed my name toSanjeev Kumar for all future purposes.

NA8-16315B

I, Gurinder Singh Jassi s/oDharminder Singh r/o H.No. 202, JethiNagar, Tehsil Khanna, Ldh. (Pb.),changed my name to Gurinder Singh.

NA8-16111B

I, Amitaj Singh Sidhu s/o GurmanderSingh Sidhu, Laleana, Raman, Distt.Bathinda notify that my DMC of 10thClass, ICSE Board, Unique ID No.6124422 have been actually misplaced.98781-71378. NA8-16136

PUBLIC NOTICES

Civil Courts, JalalabadIn the Court of

Shri Rajiv Kumar Garg,Civil Judge (Junior

Division), Jalalabad.Swaijeet Singh through

Kuldeep Singh BrarVersus

Amandeep KumarExe/494/2017

CNR No. PBFZB0-000493-2017

Peshi: 18.07.2018Notice to:1. Amandeep Kumar S/o

Bhagwan Dass S/o KhajanChand, Address: VillageChak Puna WalaK h i l c h i a n , T e h s i lJalalabad, District Fazilka.

Whereas, it has been provedto the satisfaction of the Courtthat the JD above namedcannot be served in theordinary way of service.Hence, this proclamationunder Order 5 Rule 20 CPC ishereby issued against him andshould appear personally orthrough his counsel on18.07.2018 at 9.30 a.m.

Take notice that, in defaultof his appearance on the daybefore mentioned, the abovesaid case will be heard anddetermined in his absence.

Given under my hand andthe seal of the court on this29th day of May, 2018.

Sd/- Civil Judge (Junior Division),

NA8-16335 Jalalabad.

In the Court ofSh. Ranjeevpal Singh

Cheema,Sub Divisional

Judicial Magistrate,Baba Bakala Sahib,

(Amritsar).Regd. No. MNT/17/2018

Next Date of Hearing is06.07.2018

Praveen KaurVersus

Sharanjeet Singh(Petition U/S 125 Cr.PC))

Notice to Respondent:Sharanjeet Singh S/o DilbagSingh R/o 3184-34 AAvenue, Edmonton, Alberta16T I W5 (Canada) and alsoR/o 662, Street No. 3,Sharifpura, Rani Bazar,Amritsar.

In the above titled case,the respondent could not beserved. It is ordered that therespondent should appear inperson or through counselon 06.07.2018 at 09:30 a.m.

For details logon e-courts.govt.in/amritsar/

historySd/-

Ranjeevpal Singh Cheema,Sub Divisional

Judicial Magistrate,Baba Bakala Sahib.

NA8-16292

Civil Courts, BarnalaIn the Court of

Ms. Kulwinder Kaur,Civil Judge (Junior Division),

Barnala.Publication Notice Under

Order 5 Rule 20 CPCNext Date, Purpose of case,

Orders and Judgements as wellas other case information is

available on http://ecourts.gov.inCOMA 239/2014Peshi: 14.06.2018Baldeep Singh S/o Jagjit Singh,resident of Qilla Mohalla HouseNo. B-8/143, Barnala.

...ComplainantVersus

1. Avalon Immigration Pvt. Ltd.,SCO No. 76-77, 2nd FloorSector 17C, Chandigarhthrough its authorised Mrs.Harpreet Kaur Director.

2. Mrs. Harpreet Kaur Directorauthorised signatory of AvalonImmigration Pvt. Ltd., SCONo. 76-77, 2nd Floor Sector17C, Chandgiarh.

...AccusedComplaint Under Section 138 ofNegotiable Instruments Act 1881as amended upon upto date.

Whereas, it has been proved tothe satisfaction of the Court thatthe defendant(s)/respondent(s)above named cannot be served inthe ordinary way of service.Hence, this proclamation underOrder 5 Rule 20 CPC is herebyissued against them and shouldappear personally or through theircounsel on 14.06.2018 at 9.30a.m.

Take notice that, in default oftheir appearance on the daybefore mentioned, the above saidcase will be heard and determinedin their absence.

Given under my hand and theseal of the court.

Sd/- Ms. Kulwinder Kaur,Civil Judge (Junior Division),

NA8-16283 Barnala.

COURT NOTICES

Baba Ayush Samrat immediatesolution through Phone Love Marriage,Family Dispute Vashikaran, Cheat inLove, Education, Sautan/DushmanChutkara 98559-44144. NA8-15273B

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Srinagar, June 8In a first serious indication thatthe separatist leaders are giv-ing a thought to New Delhi’sdialogue offer, Mirwaiz UmarFarooq on Friday said the sep-aratist leadership is in “no hur-ry” to respond and will discussthe offer in coming days.

“The pro-freedom leader-ship is in no hurry to respondto Delhi’s assertions over dia-logue. We will discuss thematter in coming days andafter due deliberationsrespond to it,” Mirwaiz saidduring his sermon at Jamia Masjid here.

Mirwaiz, who is part of pro-dialogue Joint ResistanceLeadership, said, “if the Cen-tre really cares for our chil-dren and youth as it claims, it(the dialogue offer) is wel-come as it is a humane ges-ture,” the separatist leadersaid. “We also want our chil-dren to be nurtured, andbelieve that it’s possible oncethey are brought out of the

uncertainty that surroundsthem,” Mirwaiz said.

It is the first indication fromthe member of Joint ResistanceLeadership — a banner repre-senting three top leaders — that

separatists are considering thetalks offered by New Delhi.

In recent weeks, the Cen-tral government has repeat-edly asked the separatistleaders to join a dialogue

process. While the Union gov-ernment has taken a series ofconfidence-building meas-ures, including announcing aunilateral ceasefire, the sepa-ratist leaders have mostlymaintained silence.

Mirwaiz said the separatistleadership had observed thatNew Delhi had “not so mucha change of heart … but rathera change of strategy forcedupon them by the change incircumstances”. “Whatbrought this change in cir-cumstances is the persistenceand commitment of the peo-ple to their struggle,” he said.

“The policy of extremerepression was pursued as astate policy since the BJPcame to power in New Delhifour years ago which was acomplete departure fromthe way the previous BJPregime led by Atal BihariVajpayee,” Mirwaiz said.

Mirwaiz said New Delhihad realised that “despite itshuge military apparatus, ithas failed to crush the peopleand the sentiment.”

Not in hurry to respond toDelhi’s talks offer: MirwaizSays Centre’s gesture welcome if it really cares for Kashmir youth

Anantnag: Militants shotat and critically injureda shopkeeper, ManzoorAhmad Pandit, in theKakapora area of southKashmir’s Pulwama dis-trict on Friday evening.

“He (Pandit) was on hisway home from the shopon a bicycle when mili-tants intercepted himand shot at him multiple times,” a policesource said. OC

Militants shoot at shopkeeper in Pulwama

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq at Jamia Masjid in Srinagar. AMIN WAR

Dinesh ManhotraTribune News Service

Chakroi (RS Pura), June 8 Even as Union Home Minis-ter Rajnath Singh on Fridayannounced a slew of incen-tives, border dwellers saidthese are not going toaddress their grievances.

“Our main concern is secu-rity. We want to live a peace-ful and dignified life, likeother residents of the state,”said Rohit Sharma, a youthfrom Chakroi village. “Weraised our main problemsbefore the Union Home Min-ister and sought an immedi-ate solution,” said Rohit.

Rohit along with otherborder youth held an inter-action with Rajnath at thevillage which is situatednear the International Bor-der. Rajnath specially visit-ed the village to meet theborder youth who are get-ting special training forrecruitment in armed forcesunder the Centre for BorderYouth Training & Empow-erment (C-BYTE) project.

A majority of youth raisedthe issue of repeated dis-placement due to skirmish-es on the border. “Frequentmigration is affecting ourstudy as well as training,”said Vinod, another youth.

Similarly, inhabitantsfrom shelling-affected vil-lages of the RS Pura andArnia sector interacted withRajnath at RS Pura. Most ofthem were not satisfiedwith the Centre’sannouncement.

“Rajnath on Fridayannounced enhancement ofcompensation to Rs 5 lakh tothe civilians killed in cross-border firing along the Indo-Pak border, but a similarannouncement was made onJuly 10, 2016,” said RaghubirSingh, sarpanch of Changiapanchayat of the Arnia sec-tor. “We want compensationto the tune of Rs 25 lakh, butRajnath only repeated the

decision which was takentwo years ago,” he said,adding, “I fail to understandwhy the Centre is not takingour issues seriously and istrying to hoodwink us.”

Echoing similar senti-ments, Basant Saini, a resi-dent of Arnia town, saiddeceiving people by repeat-ing old decisions was notgoing to resolve the prob-lems. “On the one hand, theCentral government isterming us as ‘strategicassets’, on the other hand,it has adopted a casualapproach to address our

grievances,” he said, addingthat the meeting of borderresidents with Rajnath wasa futile exercise.

The border residents sub-mitted a memorandum toRajnath, demanding per-manent rehabilitation atsafer places, one job forevery border household,assured income for everyfamily, enhancement ofcompensation, ambulances,compensation for landaffected due to fencing, agerelaxation in governmentjobs for border youth andreservation in jobs.

Rajnath fails to placate borderinhabitants with old decisions

‘Govt trying to hoodwink us’

❝Rajnath Singh on Friday announced enhancementof compensation to ~5 lakh to the civilians killed incross-border firing along the Indo-Pak border, but asimilar announcement was made on July 10, 2016. Ifail to understand why the Centre is not taking ourissues seriously and is trying to hoodwink us.❞

Raghubir Singh, SARPANCH OF CHANGIA PANCHAYAT

Kupwara residents seek welfare measuresUnion Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday visitedKupwara and met various delegations, including thosefrom the border areas of the district. The representa-tives of the delegations submitted their demands tothe Home Minister, urging the government to takesteps for the welfare of the people living in far-flungand border areas of the district. The Home Ministeralso visited the District Police Lines in Kupwara andpaid tributes to the police martyrs. Rajnath wasaccompanied by Mehbooba Mufti and Jitendra Singh.

New Delhi, June 8 A CRPF jawan, who savedthe lives of Vaishno Devipilgirms trapped in a land-slide in 2016, has beenposthumously decoratedwith the PM’s police medal.

A CRPF spokespersonsaid Head ConstableHarvinder Singh of the 6thBattalion had been deco-rated with the Prime Min-ister’s medal for “showingexemplary ideal of self-sacrifice in a life-threaten-ing incident” on August24, 2016. The Head Consta-ble was hit by a boulderwhile rescuing pilgrimstrapped in a landslide. Helater succumbed to hisgrievous injuries. — PTI

CRPF jawanposthumouslyawarded PM’spolice medal

Head Constable Harvinder Singh

Azhar QadriTribune News Service

Srinagar, June 8When a group of four mili-tants barged into the houseof the state’s AdvocateGeneral, Jehangir IqbalGanai, they were focused onwhat to do: snatch weaponsand escape.

The incident took place onThursday night in southKashmir’s Anantnag dis-trict and is the latest in aseries of attempts to stealweapons from the police tofill the militant armoury.

In search of weapons forthe new recruits, the mili-tants are making attemptsto steal rifles from police-men stationed for guardduty at shrines and resi-dences of protected personsacross the Kashmir valley.

The militants targeted theouthouse serving as a resi-dence for the two policemenguarding the AdvocateGeneral’s roadside home inAnantnag’s Mattan town-ship. “It happened around8.10 in the evening whenfour militants came inside

and entered the outhouse.The two policemen therewere beaten up,” Ganai toldThe Tribune.

The attempt to snatch ofrifles from the AdvocateGeneral’s house is the lat-est by militants in theregion as they have intensi-fied the search for weaponsto arm the new recruits.

In the past two months,militants have made repeat-ed attempts across theKashmir valley to snatchrifles from the policemenguarding protected per-

sons, shrines and govern-ment offices. Nine rifleswere snatched by militantsin April and May frompolicemen at three loca-tions in Srinagar district.

Ganai said the militantssearched for the weapons foralmost 30 minutes beforeescaping from the scene.

In the three yearsbetween 2015 and 2017,159 weapons were lootedfrom installations and per-sonnel of security forces,of which 76 weapons werelater recovered.

To arm new recruits, militants out to grab weapons Border vigil curbedarms smuggling

■ Nine rifles were snatchedby militants in April andMay from policemen atthree locations in Srina-gar district

■ The militants have resort-ed to rifle-snatching frompolicemen guarding pro-tected persons as theincreased vigil along theLine of Control hasstarved insurgency of afree flow of weapons

Rajnath Singh interacts with border residents in RS Pura. PTI

Pratibha ChauhanTribune News Service

Shimla, June 8Even though the HimachalGovernment has soughtArmy permission to useAnanndale ground for land-ing of heli tax, hoteliers andthose associated with thetourism industry are notvery upbeat about thelaunch of the service toChandigarh, consideringthe one-hour journey toJubbarhatti airport.

Though the Departmentof Tourism and Civil Avia-tion launched the heli-taxiservices to Chandigarh withmuch fanfare, questions arenow being raised on its via-bility owing to the one-hourdrive from Shimla to Jub-barhatti for the 20-minutejourney. The fact that one

has to reach an hour beforethe flight time would makethe journey quite an ordeal.

The service has been wel-comed by everyone, espe-cially the hoteliers. Howev-er, if the flight takes off andlands at Annandale, theservice will be more useful,feel majority hoteliers.

“The Army authoritieshave acceded to our request

to allow use of the Annan-dale ground for landing ofthe helicopter to be able toreduce the travelling time,”revealed Ram SubhagSingh, Additional ChiefSecretary, Tourism.

He said the moment thehelipad at Dhalli is ready with-in the next few months, theheli-taxi service would runfrom there. This, he added,

would obviously cut down thetravelling time as compared tothe time one takes to travel allthe way to Jubbarhatti.

“The heli-taxi service coulddo well during the touristseason but I have seriousdoubts if locals would like toavail it due to one hour trav-el time to Jubbarhatti,” saidDeepak Sood of AmbassadorTravels, here.

He said running the servicefrom Dhalli, once the helipadcomes up would help ensurethat more people use it.

“I am quite skepticalabout the success of theheli-taxi service as thelocals would prefer to drivedown or hire a taxi for Rs3,000 for the entire day,rather than spend almostRs 6,000 for the to and froservice,” said a hotelier.

Doubts over heli-taxi serviceOne-hour Shimla to Jubbarhatti drive for 20-minute journey being questioned

No takers last timeThe previous time the heli-taxiservice was launched duringthe BJP regime, there were notakers for the service becauseof the exorbitant charges.There was not even a secondflight after the inauguration ofthe service, considered essen-tial to rope in high end touristsand improve connectivity,especially to remote areas.


Shimla, June 8Chief Minister Jai RamThakur on Friday directedvarious agencies to ensureavailability of an additional10 MLD water by enhancingthe capacity of Gumma, Ash-wani Khud and Giri riverfrom where the water wasbeing supplied to the town.He held a meeting with sen-ior officers of various depart-ments to review the meas-ures being undertaken forimprovement in water sup-ply to the state capital fromvarious water sources.

“More tube wells would bebored in the Ashwani khudarea and check dams wouldbe constructed upstream ofGumma and Giri water

sources to enhance theavailability of water to thetown,” he said. He said nineadditional storage tankswould be constructed inShimla town that wouldhelp in storing an extra 17

MLD water to tide overshortage. He directed thedepartments concerned toexpedite work on the long-term plans so that the targetscould be completed within ayear without any delay.

Ensure addl 10 MLD water bynext summer: CM to agencies

CM Jai Ram Thakur presides over a meeting with seniorofficers of various departments in Shimla. TRIBUNE PHOTO

~4,751-cr rainharvestingplan sent forapprovalMandi, June 8 Irrigation and Public Health(IPH) Minister MahenderSingh Thakur said that todeal with drought-like situa-tion and for better crop out-put, the state government hassent a Rs-4,751 crore rain har-vesting plan for approval tothe Centre. The minister washere in his Assembly segmentat Dharampur in Mandi dis-trict to inaugurate a few devel-opment projects, which havebeen completed. He inaugu-rated the school building ofGovernment Senior Sec-ondary School, Longni, con-structed at a cost of Rs 31.51lakh. He inaugurated the con-struction work of the Longni-Trembla road to be construct-ed at a cost of Rs 15 lakh. TNS


Solan, June 8Taking advantage of theshowers that lashed the Bad-di-Barotiwala-Nalagarhindustrial area in the after-noon, some industrial unitslet out untreated toxic efflu-ents into the water bodies atthe Gurumajra and Har-raipur villages late on Friday.

These water bodies con-verge onto Sirsa which is themain river of this industrialbelt. A team of officials fromthe Baddi office of the StatePollution Control Boardinspected some sites in theHarraipur, Gurumajra andKishenpur areas after receiv-ing complaints of industrialunits letting out toxic wastewhen it started raining. Theuntreated waste led to heavy

froth formation which wasseveral feet high. The heavytoxic laced water not onlypolluted the water bodieswith chemicals but has alsoendangered the aquatic floraand fauna.

The team was aghast to seesuch deliberate mischief bythe nearby industrial unitsand it drew samples of thefroth and water from the sites.

Board’s Executive Engi-neer Avinash Sharda said the

samples of froth and waterwould be sent to the lab forascertaining which industrylet these out and appropriateaction as per the resultswould be initiated against theerring units.

Industries let out toxic waste into water bodies

Officials of the State Pollution Control Board inspect water bodies in Solan on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTO

Power generation declining,Himachal plans river modelling Pratibha ChauhanTribune News Service

Shimla, June 8Faced with a piquant situa-tion of reduced hydro-powergeneration forcing Himachalto purchase 200 MW powerthis summer, the state hasdecided to get hydrologicalmodelling of the Satluj andBeas rivers so as to assess theviability of its existing andplanned hydro power proj-ects in the long run.

The Council for Science,Technology and Environ-ment, has asked IndianInstitute of Sciences, Ban-galore to undertake thehighly technical task ofmodelling the Satluj andBeas rivers, on which a

majority of the big hydro-power projects are located.Hydrological modelling ofrivers is a technology whichhas so far not been used inIndia by any state or agency.

“The experts will be able topredict the water flow inthese rivers right from nowonwards till the next 20-30years which will help usassess the viability of theexisting hydel projects and

new ones being proposed onthese rivers,” revealedTarun Kapoor, AdditionalChief Secretary, Power andEnvironment. Hydro poweris one of the main revenuegenerating sectors with apotential of almost 28,000MW from the five mainrivers and their tributaries.

It is perhaps for the firsttime that power generationwhich is maximum in sum-

mers due to accelerated gla-cial and snow melting, wasreduced to even less than halfin May. The reason behindthis was less snow and rain inthe winter months. “The gen-eration in the month of Mayin big projects like NathpaJhakri, Karcham Wangtooand Larji was reduced to halfwhile in case of projects onsmaller tributaries like Giriproject was reduced evenmore,” said Kapoor. He saidthough the situation was nor-mal now this aspect will haveto be looked into. It was totide over this shortage and tocater to its prior commit-ments that Himachal bought200 MW in May from the gridand Punjab.

This will help assess viability of existing, planned hydropower projectsExperts will be able to predict the water flow in

these rivers right from now onwards till the next 20-30 years which will help us assess the viability of the existing hydel projects and new ones beingproposed on these rivers

Tarun Kapoor, ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY, POWER AND ENVIRONMENT

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Kanpur (UP), June 8Five elderly patients died inthe ICU of a state-run hospi-tal here during the last twodays, with their attendantsalleging that AC plant failurewas the reason for theirdeaths, a charge denied byhospital authorities. The inci-dent brought back memoriesof the Gorakhpur hospitaldeaths last year allegedly dueto shortage of oxygen.

While the patients’ atten-dants alleged that the ACplant in the ICU of Lala Laj-pat Rai Hospital had notbeen working for the pastseveral days, leading to theirdeaths, the principal of theGanesh Shankar VidyarthiMedical College, underwhich the hospital functions,said the patients died due to

serious illness and notbecause of any AC failure.

“There were problems inthe AC plant yesterday. Theproblems were fixed, butthey again cropped up,” Prin-cipal Navneet Kumar admit-

ted but emphatically deniedthe charge that the patientsdied due to air-conditioningproblem. “The ICU has seri-ous patients but none dieddue to AC failure,” he said.

He said technicians had

been asked to rectify theproblem in the AC plant atthe earliest and a probe hasbeen instituted into thematter. Accepting that therewere certain air-condition-ing problems, ICU in-charge Saurav Agarwalsaid: “The problem was rec-tified. But the compressoragain got burnt yesterday.Although it was hot inside,life-saving machines likeventilators and monitorswere not affected and wereworking properly. Only theAC became defective.”

An attendant of a patientsaid the LLR Hospital stafftried to provide relief topatients by opening windowsand doors of the ICU, but itcould not be of much help dueto the blazing summer. — PTI

‘AC failure’ kills 5 in Kanpurhospital, staff say deaths natural

Washington, June 8Scientists have found wide-spread uranium contamina-tion in groundwater fromaquifers across 16 states inIndia, much above theWHO provisional standardfor the country.

The findings published inthe journal Environmental Sci-ence & Technology Letters arethe first to demonstrate thepredominant prevalence ofuranium in India’s groundwa-ter. The researchers from DukeUniversity in the US unveilednew data showing that theoccurrence of uranium in Indi-an groundwater — a primarysource of drinking water andirrigation — is an emergingand widespread phenomenon.

They compiled data ongroundwater uranium from16 Indian states and new datafrom 324 wells in Rajasthanand Gujarat that shows ahigh prevalence of uraniumconcentrations above theWorld Health Organization(WHO) provisional guidelinevalue across India.

The WHO has set a provi-sional safe drinking waterstandard of 30 microgrammesof uranium per litre for India,a level that is consistent with

US Environmental Protec-tion Agency standards.Despite this, uranium is notyet included in the list of con-taminants monitored underthe Bureau of Indian Stan-dards’ Drinking Water Speci-fications, researchers said.

Several studies have linkedexposure to uranium indrinking water to chronickidney disease. — PTI

Study: High uranium ingroundwater of 16 states

An attendant uses a hand-held fan at Lala Lajpat Rai Hospital. PTI

New Delhi, June 8 The body of a man was foundinside the servant quarters ofthe Rashtrapati Bhavan, thepolice said on Friday.

The man was a Class IVemployee and worked at thePresident’s Secretariat. Hewas unwell for some time.

On Thursday, foul smellwas emanating from the ser-vant quarters, followingwhich the neighbours alertedthe police. The room wasfound to be locked frominside, the police said.

The body was sent for autop-sy and no foul play was sus-pected, they said. The policesuspect the body was lyingthere for two-three days andthe family of the man, whowas reported to be ailing forsome time, was out of town.

The deceased, identified asTrilok Chand, was a residentof Gandhi Nagar area in Del-hi and recently came to stayin the servant quarter.

“It appears to be a naturaldeath, although we are inves-tigating. The body was sentfor post-mortem. Trilok couldhave been dead for five days,”an officer said. — Agencies

Stench leads tobody in roomat RashtrapatiBhavan

Ahmedabad, June 8A Dalit woman was alleged-ly attacked by a mob for sit-ting on a chair at a school inAhmedabad.

Pallaviben Jadav (45), whoworks at an anganwadi (gov-ernment-run nursery school),had been entrusted with dis-tributing Aadhaar cards atValthera village on Wednes-day. According to an FIRlodged by her husband Gan-pat Jadav, Jayraj Vegad, alocal resident, was infuriatedto see Pallaviben sitting on achair while doing her work.“Being a Dalit how she daredto sit on a chair?” he reported-ly asked her, kicking thechair and causing her to fall.

Later in the evening, Vegad

went to the woman’s housealong with 25 men andallegedly attacked Pallav-iben, her husband and someother family members withsticks and sharp weapons.

The police registered a caseunder IPC sections related toattempt to murder and dacoity,and also under the SC-ST (Pre-vention of Atrocities) Act. Theaccused belonged to the Kara-dia Rajput community.

“It was also alleged that theaccused snatched away Pallav-iben’s mangalsutra. Theaccused also allegedly tried toset one of Jadav’s relatives onfire,” said PD Manvar, DSP,SC/ST Cell, Ahmedabad. Man-var said three persons werearrested on Friday. — PTI

Dalit woman thrashedfor ‘sitting on chair’

Dewas (MP), June 8A BJP MLA allegedlyslapped a constable inside apolice station at Udaynagar,the police said on Friday.

Bagli MLA Champalal Dev-da allegedly slapped ConstableSantosh Ivnati on Thursdaynight. Ivnati had had a disputewith the legislator’s son oversome issue. Enraged over theincident, the MLA and his sup-porters stormed into the Uday-nagar police station andallegedly slapped the consta-ble twice, a police officer said.

The incident was recordedon the CCTV camerainstalled at the station.

A case was registered againstthe MLA and his supportersunder IPC sections 353 (pre-venting a government servantfrom discharging his duty), 332(assaulting public servant) andother relevant offences, Uday-nagar police station in-chargeShiv Raghuwanshi said. Whilethe MLA could not be con-tacted for comment, districtBJP spokesperson Shamb-hu Agarwal said he canmake any statement onlyafter “an impartial probe”.

Champalal Devda was notknown to indulge in suchbehaviour, he added. — PTI

BJP MLAbooked forslapping cop

Lahore, June 8 Pakistan has banned socialstudies books in privateschools in Punjab provincefor showing Kashmir as apart of India in the map ofPakistan printed on them.

All the district executiveofficers of the province havebeen directed to confiscate allthese books from the ware-house of the private schools.

Punjab Curriculum and Text-book Board MD AbdulQayyum issued a notificationyesterday banning the bookson social studies in privateschools across Punjab provincewith immediate effect.

“The books on social studiesfor Grade II, IV, V, VII and VIIIhave controversial/objection-

able contents, especially withreference to the map of Pak-istan” showing Kashmir partof India, the notification says.

To stop such mistakes, theboard says, “No person shall,except with the prior approvalof the board, print, publish,sell or prescribe in an institu-tion any textbook or supple-mentary material.” — PTI

Pak bans books sayingKashmir part of India

THE REASON ■ Many of India’s aquifers

are composed of clay, siltand gravel carried downfrom Himalayan weather-ing by streams or urani-um-rich granitic rocks

■ When over-pumping ofthese aquifers’ groundwa-ter occurs and their waterlevels decline, it inducesoxidation conditions that,in turn, enhance uraniumenrichment in the shallowgroundwater that remains

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Ludhiana, June 7Ludhiana-based tradershave found a unique way tocircumvent the newly intro-duced e-way bill system andavoid paying GST. Insteadof transporting goods bymini trucks, they use horse-carts or manual carts.

An e-way bill is notrequired if goods are trans-ported by a non-motorisedcarriage such as horse-carts.Although the e-way bill isoptional only for goods lessthan Rs 50,000 in value,unscrupulous traders usenon-motorised conveyanceto transport goods beyondthe exemption limit.

The e-way billing systemand rules have beendesigned by the Union gov-ernment, Punjab FinancialCommissioner-Taxation MPSingh said.

“Regular meetings areheld with the Government ofIndia and now this has beenbrought to my notice, we willtake up this issue,” he said.

Dealers transport con-struction materials and fur-niture (sofa sets) on horse-carts in Ludhiana after theintroduction of the intra-state e-way bill systemfrom June 1.

Punjab had been notoriousfor bogus billing even duringthe erstwhile VAT regime, the

indirect tax structure haschanged but the unscrupu-lous activities of under-invoic-ing are still on, Federation ofPunjab Small IndustriesAssociation president BadishJindal said. Many tradersbuy and sell their materialin “number two” for savingthe GST, he added.

Before the introductionof the e-way bill, unscrupu-lous traders used to trans-port goods with invoices.After the material reachedthe destination undetectedby the tax inspectors, boththe buyer and the sellertore the invoices to evadeGST, he said. The e-way

bill has been introduced tocheck tax evasions in theGST regime.

“As far as evading taxeslike this is concerned, thisreflects the mentality ofpeople, which we cannotchange. May be, they willface the repercussions later,which they are not realisingnow,” MP Singh said.

Ludhiana-based GSTLawyer Mohit Aggarwalsaid dealers have unfound-ed fear about e-way bill pro-cedures. Initially, generat-ing an e-way bill is a tediousprocess but it becomes aneffortless process after aperson has generatedthree or four bills.

To evade GST, Punjab tradersgo back to horse-carts

Goods being transported on a horse-cart in Ludhiana on Friday. PHOTO: HIMANSHU MAHAJAN

Circumventing e-way bill system■ An e-way bill is not required if goods are transported by a

non-motorised carriage such as horse-carts■ Though the e-way bill is optional only for goods less than

~50,000 in value, unscrupulous traders use this mode ofconveyance to transport goods beyond the exemption limit

■ Yarns and hosiery stocks worth several lakhs are alsobeing transported in non-motorised vehicles to keep transactions outside the purview of the GST

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Mumbai, June 8 Finance Minister PiyushGoyal on Friday announcedto set up a committee to giverecommendations in twoweeks on the formation of anAsset Reconstruction Com-pany for faster resolution ofstressed accounts.

After meeting the heads ofstate-owned banks, Goyalsaid the government “standssolidly behind each of the 21public sector banks (PSBs)”.

The committee underSunil Mehta, non-execu-tive chairman of PNB, willmake recommendations intwo weeks on setting up ofan Asset ReconstructionCompany or Asset Manage-ment Company for fasterresolution of stressedaccounts, he said.

He also said that all vacantpositions of PSB heads will

be filled in the next 30 days.Also, banks will consider

having oversight committeeswith external experts to help

faster decision making andresolving stressed accountsin a transparent and speedymanner. — PTI

Panel to manage badloans soon, says FMAll top vacant posts in PSBs to be filled in 30 days

India must address banking sector crisis: IMFWashington: India must address the ongoing crisis in itsbanking sector to support investment and inclusive growthagenda, the IMF said on Friday. International MonetaryFund spokesman Gerry Rice responding to a question onIndia’s banking sector crisis said Indian authorities havemade progress in addressing the stock of NPAs and weretaking further measures to deal with the flow problem. TheNPAs touched Rs 8.31 lakh crore at end-December 2017.

Bank of India raises lending rates ■ State-run Bank of India on Friday increased its marginal

cost of funds based lending rates (MCLR) by 10 basispoints across various tenures, just two days after a hikein repo rate by the RBI

■ It has increased its one-year MCLR to 8.5% from 8.4%■ The one-month and three-month MCLR have been

revised to 8.2% and 8.3%, respectively■ New lending rates will be effective from June 10, it said

New Delhi, June 8 Foreign direct investment(FDI) in India increased byabout 3% to $61.96 billion in2017-18 on account of stepstaken by the government toimprove business climateand liberalised policy norms.

FDI inflows stood at $60 bil-lion in the previous fiscal.The figure includes equityinflows, reinvested earningsand other capital.

Department of IndustrialPolicy and Promotion Secre-tary Ramesh Abhishek saidduring the four years of theModi government, foreigninflows jumped to $222.75 bil-lion from $152 billion in theprevious four-year period.

The main sectors thatreceived maximum FDIinclude services, computersoftware and hardware,telecommunications, con-struction, trading and automo-bile. Major sources of foreigninflows include Mauritius,Singapore, Japan, the US, Ger-many among others. — PTI

FDI rises to$61.96 bn inFY18: Govt


New Delhi, June 8The government may put thedebt-laden Air India on theblock again over the next fewmonths with revised biddingnorms which are likely to beeasier than those that wereissued earlier when theprocess for the disinvestment

in the national carrier wasstarted. With the governmentnot getting any response inthe initial process which end-

ed on May 31, there is a re-thinking in the government topossibly water down thenorms and then again seek anExpression of Interest (EoI).

Apparently, the matterwould go back to the Groupof Ministers, who were over-seeing the disinvestmentprocess and they would workout the future course of

action for the beleagueredairline. The Group of Minis-ters is headed by Union Min-ister Arun Jaitley.

Reports suggested that thegovernment would infuse Rs1,000 crore as part of loanguarantee which would allowthe airline run its day-to-dayexpenses, including payingthe salaries of the staff.

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Sealed tenders are invited from reputed/Regd. firms for supply of Dry Ration,Toilet items, Vegetables & fruits, bakery Items, hostel equipment, sports items,Furniture Items, Student/Office Stationery, Washing/Ironing of Uniform, Stitchingof Uniform, Uniform Items, Hair Cut, Tuck Shop, Bedding Items, M&R (civil &electrical items), Medicines, A.M.C. of computers (Hardware & Software) andCCTV Camera for the year 2018-19.

Tender forms along with terms and conditions can be obtained from theVidyalaya Office on cash payment of Rs. 200/- on any working day from 9:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Forms can also be downloaded from the Vidyalaya Websitewww.jnvferozepur.in which must be accompanied with Demand Draft worthRs. 200/- drawn in favour of Principal, JNV, Mahianwala Kalan, Distt.Ferozepur, payable at Oriental Bank of Commerce, Zira Branch only. Dulyfilled and sealed tenders along with earnest money in shape of demand draftonly should reach the office of undersigned by 27.06.2018 by 04:00 p.m.through registered post only. They will be opened on 28.06.2018 at 11:00a.m. in the office of Principal, JNV, Mahianwala Kalan. Purchase advisorycommittee reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders withoutassigning any reasons.Dated:- 07.06.2018 Sd/- PRINCIPAL.TRC-8599

Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar (O&M Cell)

Local Government Punjab (Website: eproc.punjab.gov.in)NOTICE INVITING ONLINE BIDS

(UNDER AMRUT SCHEME)NIT No. LGMCORP/2018-19/02 Dated: 08.06.2018

On behalf of the Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar, Superintending Engineer Operation & Maintenance (O&M)invites E-bids from eligible bidders for the Project/Work(s) detailed in the following table. The bidders may submitbids for any or all of the following Project/Work(s):

Cost of Tender Documents Rs. 1000/- for each workProcessing Fee Rs. 5900/- for each work

SCHEDULE OF TENDERS

The Participants must have PAN, GST, EPF and ESI Registration Numbers.*For detailed Standard Bid Document, Eligibility Criteria, terms and conditions, Bill of Quantities, Scope of work& Specifications etc. kindly refer to web site www.eproc.punjab.gov.in

Sd/- Superintending Engineer (O&M),Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar.

Availability of E-tendersOnline for bidding

Pre-Bid Meetingat Commissoner’s

M.C., JalandharOffice

Last date &time for onlinesubmission of

E-Bids

Date & Time ofSubmission

Hard Copy ofTech. Bid + Proofof EMD Envelope

Date & Timeof opening

of Eligibility/Tech.Bid

Date & Timeof opening

Financial Bidof Qualified

BiddersFrom 11.06.18

17:00 Hrs02.07.18 upto 12:00 Hrs

26.06.18 at 12:00 02.07.18 up to14:00 Hrs

02.07.18 14:00 to15:00 Hrs

02.07.1816:00 Hrs

03.07.1812:00 Hrs

S.No.

Name of work Estimate costin Lac

Bid Security/EMD Rs.

Period ofCompletion

1 Augmentation of Water Supply Pipeline Project at JalandharTown Package 1A Zone 2 and 5 under AMRUT

794.50 795000/- 9 months

2 Augmentation of Water Supply Pipeline Project at JalandharTown Package 1B Zone 1, 3 and 4 under AMRUT

682.13 682000/- 9 months

3 Augmentation of Water Supply Pipeline Project at JalandharTown Package 1C Zone 6 and 7 under AMRUT

658.09 658000/- 9 months

TRC-8651

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The bids from eligible bidders are hereby invited on behalf of the Governor of Haryana through online bids in the websitehttps://haryanaeprocurement.gov.in for the works detailed in the table below:

For further details and e-tendering schedule visit website https://haryanaeprocurement.gov.inTerms & Conditions:-i. Contractors/Societies enlisted from State Government Department (PWD B&R, Irrigation, Public Health & Panchayati Raj

Only) can participate in the tenders.ii. In case, the day of opening of tenders, happens to be holiday, the tenders will be opened on the next working day.iii. The time and place of receipt of tenders and other conditions will remain unchanged.iv. The undersigned reserves the right to reject a tender or all the tenders without assigning any reason.v. The Societies shall produce an attested copy of resolution of the Cooperative Society duly attested from the competent authority

of Cooperative Department for issuance/participation in the tenders.vi. The tender without earnest money will not be opened.vii. In case of any dispute, the jurisdiction of court will be at Panchkula.viii. All material will be arranged by the Contractor/Society itself.ix. For other terms & conditions see the tender form.

On behalf of Governor of HaryanaSd/- (Ashok Kumar), Executive Engineer, Panchayati Raj, PW Division, Panchkula.

Sr.No.

Nameof

Block

Name ofVillage

Name of work Approxi-mate valueof works(Rs. inLacs)

E/MoneySocieties/Contractor

(Rs.)

TimeLimit

Cost ofDocu-

ment/ E-Tendering

charges

Date and time for bidpreparation &submission

1 Pinjore KiratpurConst. of Park-

cum-Vyayamshala 24.05 24050/48100

3months

1000/- +1000/- =2000/-

From 6.6.2018 at 16.00hrs to 20.6.2018 at

16.00 hrs

PRDH/66747

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HOMOEOPATHY

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website: www.nih.nic.in

Applications are invited from intending candidates of India nationality, for Admission to 5½BHMS Degree Course (including one-year compulsory Rotatory Internship) in Homoeopathyat National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata affiliated to the West Bengal University HealthSciences, Kolkata for the academic session 2018-2019.The candidate must confirm to the eligibility criteria of NEET 2018 published in NEET 2018Information Bulletin, published by the Central Board of Secondary Education and must havequalified the NEET 2018 conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education on 6th May2018. Application Fee 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand only).Last date for receiving of Application Form (only through Speed Post) till 5th July2018 (Thursday) up to 4:00 p.m.For detail advertisement and “Application Form” candidate may visit the EmploymentNews or the Institute website www.nih.nic.in.

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BHMS ADMISSION NOTICE (SESSION 2018-19)

HIMACHAL PRADESH

I&PH DEPARTMENT

The Executive Engineer, I&PH Division, Nagrota Bagwan invites online tenderon behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligible contractorsfor the following work through e-tendering process:-Work No. 1Name of work: Modernisation/Upgradation of existing Sewerage treatment plant

1.34 MLD at Nagrota Bagwan in Tehsil Nagrota Bagwan, Distt.Kangra (H.P) (SH:- Construction of Tertiary treatment plant).

1. Estimated Cost :- Rs. 33,12,967/-2. Earnest Money :- Rs. 57,190/-3. Time of completion :- One year4. Cost of Form :- Rs. 400/-Last date of filling/uploaded the tender through e-tendering:- 25.06.2018 upto 11:00 a.m. and opened on same day at 11:30 a.m.1. Key Dates:-

The tender forms and other details conditions can be obtained from the websitehttps://hptenders.gov.in.

Executive Engineer,IPH Division, Nagrota Bagwan.

1. Date of online publication. 05.06.2018 at 5:00 p.m.

2. Documents Download Start Date. 5.06.2018 at 5:00 p.m.

3. Bid submission Start Date 5.06.2018 at 5:00 p.m.4. Physical submission of EMD and

cost of Tender Document.5.06.2018 at 5:00 p.m. to25.06.2018 at 11:00 a.m.

5. Date of Technical Bid Opening. 25.06.2018 at 11:30 a.m.

6. Opening of Financial Bid. After evaluation of Technical Bid

DPR/HP/1028

TENDER NOTICE

1. Sealed tenders are invited by PESCO from the manufacturers/wholesalesuppliers and traders on “Annual Rate” contract basis for supply offollowing items:-

2. Tender form is available on cash payment of Rs. 1000/- from PESCOLogistic & Training Centre, C-115, Phase-VII, Industrial Area, Mohali(Punjab) up to 4 p.m. on 27 Jun, 2018. Sample is also held on thisaddress for visual inspection. Tenders could be dropped in Tender Box till2 p.m. on 28 Jun, 2018 at PESCO Head Office, SCO 89-90, Sector 34-A, Chandigarh and shall be opened on the same day at 3 p.m. atChandigarh Office.

3. CMD PESCO reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without assigningany reasons.

PESCOSCO 89-90, Sector 34-A, Chandigarh.Phone 0172-5093162 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

Sr.No.

Description of Goods Qty. Required(Current)

(a) Cloth Shirting Angola Poly Wool, Width 152 cms, Composition:50% Wool & 50% Polyester. Fineness Grade of Wool 64s,Weave 2/2 Twill. Specification: Prov. S/5439/TC-19a

4000 Mtrs.

(b) Cloth Serge Battle Dress Width 142 cms, Composition:80% Wool & 20% Polyester Fineness Grade of Wool 64s,Weave 3/3 Twill. Specification: Prov S/5432/PW/TC-19.

150 Mtrs.

(c) Jersey Woollen Khaki (Qty. 3000 Nos.) and Grey (Qty. 20 Nos.) 3020 Nos

(d) Hand Gloves Woollen Khaki 2400 Prs(e) Socks Woollen Khaki 6500 Prs

DPR/Pb/D1648

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The Executive Engineer, IPH Division, Thural invites tenders onbehalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligibleContractors for the following work (s) through e-tendering process:-Work No.1:- Providing of FIS Marhoon Kuhl Thural in Tehsil Palampur,Dist. Kangra HP ( SH:- Excavation, Laying, Jointing & Testing ofHDPE pipe of 315 MM dia,C/O tranch head weir & C/O desilting tanketc.) Estimated Cost: Rs. 4189113/-, Earnest Money: Rs. 70340/-,Time limits: Six months, Cost of Tender form: Rs. 800/-.1. Last date of filling/uploading the tender through e-tendering:-

22.06.2018 up to 5.00 P.M. The tender forms and otherdetailed conditions can be obtained from the website:www.hpiph.org.

Executive Engineer,IPH Division, Thural.DPR/HP/1031

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GLOBE TROT

Canada Senate votes to legalise pot OTTAWA: Canada’s Senate passed a law legalising recreation-al marijuana, moving it closer to becoming the first mem-ber of the Group of Seven nations to legalise the produc-tion, sale and consumption of the drug. Bill C-45, or theCannabis Act, passed the Senate with 52 votes for, 30against and one abstention. The Cannabis Act will now goback to the House of Commons, which passed the bill inNovember 2017 but needs to sign off on changes made bythe Senate. Legalising weed was a 2015 campaign promiseof Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. AFP

Xi confers upon Putin ‘highest state honour of China’ BEIJING: President Xi Jinping on Fridayawarded China’s first friendship medalto his Russian counterpart VladimirPutin as the two leaders firmed up theiralliance amid mounting US diplomaticand economic pressure on them. Xipresented the medal described by theofficial media as the “highest state hon-our of China” at a ceremony during

which he expressed his respect and admiration for Putin’scontributions and efforts to building a peaceful world. PTI

Celebrity chef, food critic Bourdain commits suicide NEW YORK: US celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, host ofCNN’s food-and-travel-focused “Parts Unknown” televi-

sion series, hanged himself in a French hotelroom, CNN said on Friday. He was 61. Bour-dain was found dead in a hotel room in Stras-bourg, France, where he had been workingon an upcoming episode of his programme.Bourdain became popular with his best-sell-

ing book “Kitchen Confidential:Adventures in the Culinary Under-belly”, which was an expose on theworld of haute cuisine. AGENCIES

Two women enter the Trees Station, a medical marijuanadispensary, as others walk past in Toronto, Ontario. REUTERS

G7 divide deepens, US wants Russia inPost-Twitter war, Macron, Trump talk trade, North Korea in 10-minute ‘cordial’ meetLa Malbaie (Canada), June 8US President DonaldTrump drove the wedgesplitting Washington fromits Western allies even deep-er on Friday with a shockcall for Russia to be readmit-ted to the G7 club of nations.

As the heads of the topindustrialised democraciesembarked on the two-day G7summit in rural Quebec,European leaders warnedthat Trump’s stance on trade,the climate, Iran and — now— Russia sets him apart.

Already angered byTrump’s imposition of tariffson steel and aluminum —and planning to respond withmeasures of their own thatcould spiral into a trade war— the allies now fear a rift inthe united western frontagainst Russian aggression.

Before jumping on Air

Force One to fly to Canada,which is hosting the summitin La Malbaie north of Que-bec City, Trump called for areturn to the body’s pre-2014“G8” formula. “They threwRussia out. They should letRussia come back in becausewe should have Russia at the

negotiating table,” the USleader said before boardingthe presidential jet.

Moscow was expelled fromthe rich nations club, whichsees itself as a guarantor ofrules-based order and the glob-al economy, over its annexationof Ukraine’s Crimea region.

While Italy’s new premierGiuseppe Conte, head of apopulist coalition, had sug-gested he supports Trump’scall, French PresidentEmmanuel Macron assem-bled the European G7 leadersbefore the summit and con-firmed unanimous opposition.

Donald Tusk, the former Pol-ish leader attending as presi-dent of the European Council,saw the call for Russia’sreturn as part of a raft of uni-lateral measures imposed byTrump that have driven Wash-ington apart from US allies.

“It is evident that the Amer-

ican president and the rest ofthe group continue to disagreeon trade, climate change andthe Iran nuclear deal,” Tuskadmitted. Tusk warned that“the rules-based internationalorder is being challenged,quite surprisingly not by theusual suspects but by its mainarchitect and guarantor, theUS.” And he said Trump’sdetermination to bait his alliesover trade and diplomaticengagements “would onlyplay into the hands of thosewho seek a new post-Westorder where liberal democracyand fundamental freedomswould cease to exist.”

Trump was the last G7leader to arrive today andtomorrow, he will probably bethe first to leave, in a hurry tomove on to his nuclear sum-mit with North Korea’s KimJong Un in Singapore. — AFP

FINAL COMMUNIQUE UNLIKELY■ Leaders from the Group of Seven countries are

highly unlikely to issue a final communique whena two-day summit in Canada ends on Saturdaybecause of a lack of consensus among the group,who are deeply divided over trade issues

■ G7 officials said a communique — which must beagreed by the leaders of Canada, Britain, the US,Germany, France, Japan and Italy — will be nearimpossible to achieve and Canada will issue achair’s summary of the meeting instead REUTERS

Austria to shut down mosques, expel imamsMove aimed at countering radicalisation, foreign influence Vienna, June 8 Austria’s right-wing govern-ment plans to shut sevenmosques and could expeldozens of imams in what itsaid was “just the beginning”of a push against radicalIslam and foreign funding ofreligious groups that Turkeycondemned as racist.

The coalition government,an alliance of conservativesand the far right, came topower soon after Europe’smigration crisis on promisesto prevent another influx andrestrict benefits for newimmigrants and refugees.

The moves follow a “law onIslam”, passed in 2015, whichbanned foreign funding ofreligious groups and created

a duty for Muslim organisa-tions to have “a positive fun-damental view towards (Aus-tria’s) state and society”.

“Political Islam’s parallelsocieties and radicalising ten-dencies have no place in our

country,” said ChancellorSebastian Kurz, who, in aprevious job as minister incharge of integration, steeredthe Islam bill into law.

Standing next to him andtwo other cabinet members on

Friday, far-right Vice Chancel-lor Heinz-Christian Strachetold a news conference: “Thisis just the beginning.” Austria,a country of 8.8 million people,has roughly 600,000 Musliminhabitants, most of whom areTurkish or have families ofTurkish origin.

Turkish President TayyipErdogan’s spokesman saidthe new policy was part of an“Islamophobic, racist and dis-criminatory wave” in Austria.

“The Austrian govern-ment’s ideologically chargedpractices are in violation ofuniversal legal principles,social integration policies,minority rights and the ethicsof co-existence,” IbrahimKalin tweeted. — Reuters

The plaque of the “Nizam-i Alem” mosque in Vienna that is one ofseven mosques that the government has decided to shut down. AFP

ABC sorry for Hinduterror plot in QuanticoMUMBAI, June 8 US television studio ABC hasapologised to Indian fans of itscrime drama “Quantico” afteran episode featuring Indiannationalists trying to framePakistan in a terrorist plotsparked online outrageagainst Priyanka Chopra, whoplays a lead role in the show.

“The episode has stirred alot of emotion, much of whichis unfairly aimed at PriyankaChopra, who didn’t create theshow, nor does she write ordirect it,” said Walt Disney-owned ABC in its statement.

After the recent Quanticoepisode, Chopra has facedonline attacks at home, andeven some calls to boycott her

work and the brands that sheendorses, including SouthKorean giant Samsung Elec-tronics Co. ABC, in its state-ment, said Chopra has noinvolvement in the storylinesdepicted in series. — Reuters

US TV studio says PriyankaChopra wrongly trolled andhas nothing to do with row.

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There appears drought like situation in the state in currentsummer season & therefore, to combat the drought like situationand to ensure supply of potable drinking water in areas likely tobe affected. Sealed tenders are hereby invited for transportationand distribution of potable drinking water from approved watersources to various drinking water scarcity areas of HamirpurDistrict through tankers/tractors (water tankers) along with anamount of Rs. One Lakh only in each as earnest money in shapeof Demand Draft so as to reach the office of the undersigned onor before 21.6.2018 up to 11:00 A.M. The Tenders will beopened on the same day at 3:30 P.M. in the presence of contractoror their authorized agents. The rate for lifting the water shouldbe quoted separately Sub-Division-wise for approved watersource for tankers (two trips per day) or tractor (Per Trip). Thetenders not accompanied by the earnest money will be rejectedoutrightly without any intimation. The other terms and conditionsof the contract can be seen in the office of undersigned on anyworking day between 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Sd/- (Dr. Richa Verma) IAS,Deputy Commissioner,District Hamirpur (H.P.).Ph. 01972-224300.DPR/HP/161

Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Board

NOTICE INVITING ONLINE BIDS

Bid No. PWSSD-2/LDH/04 of 20181. On behalf of the Chief Executive Officer, Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage

Board, Chandigarh Executive Engineer, Punjab Water Supply & SewerageDivision No. 2, Ludhiana invites bids from eligible bidders for the Work(s)detailed in the following table. The bidders may submit bids for any or allof the following Work(s):

2. Important dates are as under:i) Period of availability of : From 09.06.2018 to 02.07.2018

Tender online shall be up to 5.00 p.m.ii) Last date & time for online : 02.07.2018 up to 5.00 p.m.

Submission of bids shall beiii) Date & time of opening of : 03.07.2018 at 3.00 p.m.

Technical Bid* For detailed terms and conditions refer to website http://eproc.punjab.gov.in.Corrigendum/Addendum if any, will be uploaded on website only.

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Britain’s PM Theresa May, Germany’s Chancellor AngelaMerkel, US President Donald Trump, Canada’s PM JustinTrudeau, France’s President Emmanuel Macron, Japan’s PMShinzo Abe and Italy’s PM Giuseppe Conte in Canada. REUTERS

Dublin, June 8 New Zealand women'scricket team posted thehighest ever total in One-day cricket by scoring anincredible 490/4 against Ire-land in Dublin with skipperSuzie Bates leading fromthe front with a blistering151-run knock. The totalposted by the 'White Ferns'is the highest ever in ODIs,including men's matches.

In men's cricket, the high-est ODI total is 444/3, made byEngland against Pakistan in2016 at Nottingham. Withtheir incredible batting, theNew Zealand women’s teambettered their own 21-year oldworld record of 455/5 againstPakistan at Christchurch in1997. It's only the third timethat a 400-plus score has beenmade in women's ODIs. Aus-tralia were the first team totouch the 400-plus markwhen they thrashed the Dan-ish women's team to score412/3 in Mumbai in Decem-ber 1997.

In men's ODIs, a 400-plus

score has been achieved 18times by different teams.

Bates blasted 151 off 94balls, hitting 24 shots to thefence and two over the ropes.Maddy Green hammered theIreland bowlers to score 121off 105 balls with 17 fours andtwo sixes. An unprecedented64 boundaries were hit inaddition to the seven sixes byNew Zealand batters.

In reply, Ireland werebowled out for 144 as theKiwis registered a massive346-run win. — PTI


Chandigarh, June 8Does Sachin Tendulkar’sson Arjun deserve to be inthe Indian Under-19squad? After his selectionon Thursday, a debateover this has been ragingamong cricketers, fansand coaches.

The debate is especiallyintense in the cyberworld,but we’ll come back to itshortly. We asked a Punjabcoach what he thought ofthe selection. “I don’t thinkthis is a good selection,” hesaid, and added that he didnot want to be named.Arjun was 43rd on the list ofthe wicket-takers in theinter-state Cooch BeharUnder-19 tournament,played late last year, and thecoach quoted above took his43rd position into accountwhen forming his opinion.He did add, however, that alot of the wicket-takers

above Arjun would havebeen spinners. “Spinnersalways take more wicketsthan pace bowlers in Indiantournaments,” he said.

Top wicketsThe credentials of Under-19players of the state teamsare not well-known. Howev-er, an analysis of Arjun’sstats shows that most of hisvictims in five Cooch Beharmatches were top-orderbatsmen. He opened thebowling in all the matcheshe played. He bowled 138overs and gave away 454runs, at 3.28 runs an over;he picked up 18 wickets at a

passable average of 25.22.In two of Mumbai’s wins,

he had match figures of 5/67and 4/53; in one game inwhich his team took thefirst innings lead, his fig-ures were 6/137.

The most impressive num-ber, however, is 14 — 14 of his18 wickets belonged to top-order batsmen, for a highpercentage of 77.77. Two ofhis victims batted at posi-tions 6-8, and another two at9-11. Mumbai, though, could-n’t reach the knockout stage.

Nepotism?But how come a bowlerranked 43rd among the

tournament wicket-takerswas selected? A source inthe selection committeetold a reporter that Arjunwas the “only genuinequick bowler” who had tak-en over 15 wickets, and thatmost others were spinners.“Only Ajay Dev Goud (33wickets) being a genuineall-rounder,” said thesource. Goud wasn’tpicked, strangely.

Arjun’s selection hascome in for a lot of criticismin the online world. A lot ofpeople believe that hisselection is a perfect exam-ple of nepotism. Most play-ers, coaches and analysts

don’t wish to antagoniseSachin Tendulkar, so mostof the criticism has comefrom social media common-ers. One veteran journalist,though, gave his frankopinion. “A medium pacerAjay Dev Goud took 33wickets not selected,” veter-an cricket writer MakarandWaingankar wrote on Twit-ter. “Incidentally someonewho is 43rd in the wickettakers list is picked becausehe is a genuine fast bowler!That’s Indian cricket foryou... There are some whohave taken more than 30wickets. They too are notpicked.”

Gaurav KanthwalTribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 8The Haryana govern-ment may have put onhold the contentiousnotification thatrequired the state'ssportspersons to depositone-third of their earn-ings from commercialand professional com-mitments into the statesports council but thediktat, with PrincipalSecretary (Sports)Ashok Khemka's signa-ture on it, left the SportsDepartment stumped.

The top officials of theHaryana Sports Depart-ment were clueless aboutwhen, how, and whomoved the file on theirbehalf. “We have no cluewhen the process beganand when it ended. Westill haven't got the file.We have received thenotification only,” saidHaryana Sports DirectorJagdeep Singh.

Worried sportspersonskept calling the SportsDepartment's top offi-cials to know the detailsof the order, but thedepartment was as clue-less as the athletes.Sources said in such

cases the departmentprovides facts and fig-ures, the file then goesto the Sports Secretary,who in turn forwards itto the Chief Minister'soffice. Once it is cleared,the file traces the samepath back to the depart-ment.

Even as the depart-ment was busy trying tofigure out the details ofthe notification, the gov-ernment decided to with-draw the order. At leastfor now.

PARIS, June 8 Ten-time champion RafaelNadal reached his 11thFrench Open final on Fridaywhen he demolished JuanMartin del Potro in straightsets, setting up a title show-down with Dominic Thiem,the only man to defeat him onclay in the last two years.Nadal, a 16-time Grand Slamchampion, claimed his 85thwin in Paris against just twolosses after weathering a big-hitting opening from 2009 USOpen winner Del Potro to win6-4, 6-1, 6-2.

In his 24th Grand Slamfinal, Nadal will face Thiemwho ended Marco Cecchina-to's French Open fairytale,reaching his first Major finalwith a 7-5 7-6 (12/10) 6-1 victo-ry.

Seventh seed Thiem is thefirst Austrian to make a finalat the Majors since ThomasMuster was champion in Parisin 1995. “It was a very difficultfirst set and Juan Martin hadlots of opportunities. He was alittle unfortunate,” said Nadal,who reeled off 14 of the last 17games, having seen del Potrofail to convert any of his sevenbreak points.

Amazing feat Nadal is now just the secondman to reach 11 finals at thesame Slam, equalling RogerFederer's mark at Wimbledon.“It's impossible without hardwork and going throughtough moments. You have to

be focussed and keep yourpassion for the game. I neverdreamed in 2005 when Iplayed my first final here thatI would be in another one.”

Thiem is the only man tobeat Nadal on clay in the lasttwo seasons — in Madrid thisyear and Rome in 2017. Butthe Spaniard was impressiveon Friday, finishing with 35winners and 19 unforcederrors to del Potro's analysis of20 and 32.

“Thiem is an amazing play-er. He beat me in Madrid, hehas big power so I have to beat my best and improve,” saidNadal. “But I believe I will be

ready for the final.” World No.1 Nadal went into Friday'sclash with a 9-5 career recordagainst del Potro.

However, it was del Potrowho was in the ascendancy inthe rallies in the first set. Thefifth seed, playing in his firstRoland Garros semifinal innine years, had three breakpoints in the third game andthree more in the ninth. How-ever, the 29-year-old wasunable to capitalise and Nadalmade him pay in the 10thgame when he claimed theopener off a netted backhand.

Del Potro had required thedoctor early in the first set

after appearing to jar hisankle in the red clay. He suf-fered a worrying power cut inthe second set, slipping to 5-0down on a double break, wast-ing his seventh break pointout of seven on the way. Nadaltightened his grip, going to 5-1 on another double break inthe third set and sealed thematch when del Potro hit abackhand long.

World No. 72 Cecchinato hadknocked out three seededplayers to reach the semi-finals, including 12-timemajor winner Novak Djokovicin the quarterfinals. ButThiem, 24, was too strong and

now believes he has a particu-larly powerful weapon on hisside for the final — breakfast.“I need to regenerate andhave a good breakfast to keepup my good level. Full poweron Sunday.”

Halep vs Stephens todayWorld No. 1 Simona Halep willtake on 10th seed SloaneStephens in the French Openwomen's final on Saturday asshe looks to win her maidenGrand Slam title in her fourthfinal. The duo have playedeach other seven times previ-ously with Halep winning onfive occasions. — AFP

❝A medium pacer AjayDev Goud took 33 wicketsnot selected... Someonewho’s 43rd in wicket takerslist is picked because he is agenuine fast bowler! That'sIndian cricket for you❞

Makarand Waingankar, JOURNALIST

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GIFU (JAPAN)Jisna clinches gold,Sreesankar wins bronze Quarter-miler Jisna Matthewclinched a gold medal to leadIndia's medal charge on the sec-ond day of the Asian Junior Athlet-ics Championships here today.Five other Indian athletesgrabbed a bronze each as Indiatook their total medal count totwo gold, one silver and sevenbronze at the end of Day 2. Math-ew clocked 53.26 seconds in thewomen's 400m final to finishahead of Dilshi Kumarasinghe ofSri Lanka (54.03 seconds), andJui-Hsuan Yang of Chinese Taipei(54.74 seconds). Shot-putter AjayBhalothia hurled the 6kg iron ballto a distance of 18.22m to pickup a bronze medal.

NEW DELHILalbiakkima stuns Olympicschampion DusmatovIndian boxer N Lalbiakkima(49kg) notched up a sensationaltriumph over Olympics championHasanboy Dusmatov to enter thesemifinals of the President's CupTournament in Astana, Kaza-khstan, today. Lalbikkima, hail-ing from Manipur, prevailed 4-1 toclinch the biggest win of hiscareer and assure himself of amedal. Also advancing to thesemifinal was former world youthchampion Sachin Siwach (52kg).

ATZENBRUGG (AUSTRIA)Disappointing start byAjeetesh, Shiv KapurIndian golfers Ajeetesh Sandhu(77) and Shiv Kapur (79) had adisappointing opening round atthe inaugural Shot Clock Mas-ters at Diamond Country Clubhere today. Sandhu droppedfour bogeys and a double bogeyagainst a lone birdie, whileKapur had five bogeys, two dou-ble bogeys and a couple ofbirdies in his opening round.The duo will need a very strongsecond round to stay on for theweekend action. Swede OscarLengden leads the way at theend of Round 1 after a 6 under-par round of 66.

PORT OF SPAINSri Lanka wilt after Dowrichton leads West Indies to 414 Shane Dowrich's second Testcentury put West Indies in con-trol of the first Test against SriLanka as the home sidedeclared their first innings at414/8 before a period of hostilefast bowling had the visitorsstruggling at 31/3 at stumps onDay 2. Captain Dinesh Chandi-mal and Roshen Silva will carrythe fight for the Lankans afterKemar Roach, Shannon Gabrieland West Indies skipper JasonHolder claimed a wicket each toleave the visitors in a desperatesituation after just ten overs oftheir reply. — Agencies

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The selection has caused a huge uproar in the cyberworld, many see it as a perfect example of nepotism

Arjun’s selection leads to ‘nepotism’ debate

Washington, June 8 President Donald Trumpsaid today he may pardonthe late heavyweight box-ing champion MuhammadAli, and for futures acts ofclemency, he may seek rec-ommendations from profootball players and otherathletes who have protest-ed racial injustice bykneeling during thenational anthem.

Trump said that “insteadof talk,” he is going to askprotesting players to sug-gest “people that theythink were unfairly treatedby the justice system.” Thepresident said footballplayers have “seen a lot ofabuse” and “a lot of unfair-ness” and that he wantstheir input on his use ofthis executive power.

Trump told reporters ashe left the White House fora meeting with in Canadawith US allies that histeam was “looking at liter-ally thousands of names”of people for potential par-

dons because they weretreated unfairly or theirsentences are too long. Aliis one name on this list.

Ali was born CassiusClay, and changed his

name after converting toIslam in the 1960s. Herefused to serve in theVietnam War because ofhis religious beliefs,declaring himself a consci-

entious objector, and say-ing, “I ain't got no quarrelwith the Viet Cong.” Aliwas stripped of his heavy-weight crown in 1967.

Ali's legal fight ended in1971, when the SupremeCourt ruled in his favour,reversing his conviction ona technicality. He regainedthe boxing title in 1974. Alidied in 2016.

Trump already has grant-ed a posthumous pardon toboxing's first black heavy-weight champion, JackJohnson, more than 100years after many saw as hisracially charged conviction.Johnson was convicted in1913 by an all-white jury ofviolating the Mann Act fortravelling with his whitegirlfriend. That law made itillegal to transport womenacross state lines for“immoral” purposes.

Earlier this week, Trumpcommuted the life sentenceof a woman whose causewas championed by KimKardashian West. — AP

Arjun Analysis Cooch Behar U-19 TrophyArjun’s performance helped Mumbai win two of their five matches:

Opponent 1st innings 2nd innings ResultAndhra Pradesh 22-4-58-1 Did not bowl Draw (AP 3 pts, Mum 1) Madhya Pradesh 17-4-42-1 26-4-95-5 Draw (Mum 3 pts, MP 1)Assam 10-6-9-0 15-4-44-4 Mumbai won (7 pts)Railways 6-1-23-0 11-1-44-5 Mumbai won (7 pts)Karnataka 23-1-95-1 8-1-44-1 K’taka won (6 pts)

Wickets Analysis14 of Arjun’s 18 victims were specialistbatsmen in the opposing teams’ top-5:

Batting Position WicketsNo. 1-5 14No. 6-8 2No. 9-11 2Total: 18

Now, Trump may pardon Ali A while back he pardoned Jack Johnson, first black heavyweight champ

Ali refused to serve in the Vietnam War because of hisreligious beliefs, declaring himself a conscientiousobjector, and saying, “I ain't got no quarrel with the VietCong.” Ali was stripped of his heavyweight crown in 1967

Kiwi women soar to a record ODI totalPost 490/4 against Ireland, thanks to tons by Suzie and Maddy

Austria’s Dominic Thiem in action during his semifinal match against Italy’s Marco Cecchinato in Paris on Friday. REUTERS

❝We have no cluewhen the processbegan and when itended. We still haven'tgot the file. Wereceived thenotification only.❞

Jagdeep Singh, HARYANA SPORTS DIRECTOR

❝I am saddened by thenotification. It seems asif illiterate people aremaking policies. Don'tthey know that we'realready paying taxes onmoney we win incompetitions. If this ishow things are going towork, the medal countwill go down.❞

Babita Phogat, WRESTLER

Haryana diktat:State Sports Deptkept in the dark

Suzie Bates celebrates after scoring a ton against Ireland. Shefinished with a stupendous 151 off just 94 balls. TWITTER

Dominant Thiem, ruthless RafaAustrian hopes to stop the legendary Nadal from lifting his 11th French Open trophy

Highest totals (WOMEN)

490/4 NZ vs Ireland, Dublin 2018

455/5 NZ vs Pak, Christchurch 1997

412/3 Australia vs Denmark,Mumbai 1997

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Suresh Chouksey

NOT many are danc-ing to the tuneFIFA wanted themto. The official

song for the 2018 World Cup‘Live it Up’ by NickyJames featuring Will Smithand Era Istrefi is not livingup to the expectations ofthe fans worldwide.

The second theme song‘Colours’ by Jason Derulois a clear example of ultra-commercialisation in sport-ing events. Perfect brand-ing, top sponsors, nationalflags waving, still failing toproduce the catchiness ofKnaan’s Wavin’ Flag. Theingredients for ‘Live it Up’starting with Latin sensa-tion Nicky Jam, Hollywoodactor Will Smith andsinger-songwriter Ela Istre-fi to the final product place-ment location, that is Rus-sia, are a total mismatch.

The song has a LatinAmerican feel to it whichdefinitely springs the ques-tion to one’s mind: Where isthe World Cup being organ-ised actually? It seems theonly part of ‘Live it Up’ onewill remember is, “One life,give it up cos you’ve got onelife”, because it keepsrepeating endlessly. Thesong will be aired for thenext 42 days — like it or not.

No Shakira, no partyIn the last 20 years, barringa few, the dearth of excit-ing FIFA World Cup songshas been such that the fanshave demanded to appointShakira as the officialFIFA artiste. “I don’t getthe new track at all. It’splain boring. The jazz, thefun that Shakira carried inboth of her songs back toback from 2010 to 2014through ‘Waka Waka’ and‘ La la la’ (Dare) songproves it’s either her ornone,” said Ashish Singh,a football fan in Bhopal.

In 2010, Knaan’s ‘WavinFlag’ created a big sensa-tion in the World Cup inFIFA World Cup in SouthAfrica. Radhika Virendra,home-maker and an admin-istrator of an advertisingagency, said, “I do not knowanything about football. Myson is a big football fan andwhen he tuned in to watchWavin Flag, it made merealise how big of an eventWorld Cup is. So a themesong can excite a lot of dis-interested people too.”

History shows that morecreatively produced non-offi-cial soundtracks can get theWorld Cup to a rollickingstart. With just five days to go,fans are wondering whichsong is the official one —‘Live it Up’ has clearly lost it.

THE recent perform-ances of World Cuphosts Russia haveleft plenty of ques-

tions about their prospectsat the tournament thatopens next week.

Russia are now on a seven-match winless streak after a1-1 home draw againstTurkey — meaning theyhave not chalked up a singlevictory in eight months.

Stanislav Cherchesov’sside have five wins, six drawsand nine defeats since theformer Russian internationalgoalkeeper took over inAugust 2016. “We need tolearn how to attack construc-tively to get a result regard-less of whether the oppo-nents’ team make mistakesor not,” said Cherchesov.However Vitaly Mutko, whowas once the head of Russianfootball but temporarilystepped down after he waslinked to state-sponsoreddoping programmes, is notdisturbed by the result. “It’snot a problem that the squadhasn’t won a single matchwithin a year,” Mutko wasquoted saying. “Don’t forgetwho the opponents havebeen — Argentina, Spain,Brazil, France.”

Cherchesov, who becamethe country’s first managerto fail to win in seven con-secutive games, also foundsome positives in his team’sperformance compared to

their previous friendly lastweek. “I think we’ve made aqualitative leap ahead bycomparison to the matchwith Austria,” he said.

Cherchesov’s men have beendecimated by injuries andforced to change line-ups and formationsfrom game to game.However, attempts toput a brave face on asorry business hasangered many of thecountry’s veterans.

Russia kick off their WorldCup against Saudi Arabia inGroup A at Luzhniki Stadi-um in Moscow on June 14and also face Egypt in StPetersburg on June 19 andUruguay in Volgograd onJune 25.

Putin demands more President Vladimir Putinhas called on Russia’s reel-ing national team to pullthemselves together as theyhead into their first homeWorld Cup. “As far as theteam is concerned, I mustacknowledge the fact that,unfortunately, our teamhave not achieved bigresults in recent times,”Putin said. “But we verymuch expect — all fans andlovers of football in Russia— expect the team to playwith dignity, for them toshow modern, interestingfootball, and to fight untilthe end.” — Agencies Russian goalkeepers Vladimir Gabulov, Igor Akinfeev and Andrey Lunyov during a training session in Novogorsk, Moscow. AFP

GROUP ARUSSIA, SAUDI ARABIA,EGYPT, URUGUAY

Russia’s matches

vs Saudi Arabia June 14

vs Egypt June 19

vs Uruguay June 25

World Cup recordPREVIOUS APPEARANCES: 3 (first in 1994)LAST 3: Group stage in 2014; Did not qualifyin 2010, 2006BEST RESULT: Group stage

Russia have played in three World Cups since1994, failing to get out of the group stageevery time. The Soviet Union played in sevenWorld Cups, their best performance coming in1966 when they reached the semifinals andlosing 2-1 to West Germany.

Prospects

There is a serious danger Russia could join South Africafrom 2010 in being the only World Cup tournament hoststo fail to get out of their group. Cherchesov’s squad areyoung, inexperienced and mostly play in Russia’s topflight, meaning the majority of their players have barelytested themselves against international opponents. Theone thing in their favour is a kind draw which placed themalongside Uruguay, Egypt and Saudi Arabia in Group A.The South Americans will be expected to top the group,meaning Russia are likely to be battling Egypt and SaudiArabia for second spot and a place in the Last-16

Form guideRussia’s recent results do not make forpositive reading: they have lost eightgames out of 18 under Cherchesov, win-ning only five. Most of these matches werefriendlies while they lost to Portugal andMexico in the Confederations Cup andbeat New Zealand. A 4-2 victory overSouth Korea in October offered hope butthey have failed to win in five games since.They battled back to draw 3-3 with Spainin November and were beaten 0-3 byBrazil and 1-3 by France

Last 3 matches

1-1 draw with Turkey1-0 loss to Austria3-1 loss to France

FIFA ranking 70 How they qualified

As hosts

Coach: Stanislav Cherchesov

The former goalkeeper wonfour Russian league titles withSpartak Moscow and threeleague championships in Aus-tria with FC Tirol Innsbruck. Heled Polish side Legia Warsaw toa league and cup double in2015-16 and was named

Leonid Slutsky’s successor in charge of the Russ-ian national team in 2016. He clung on to his jobdespite suffering an early exit in the Confedera-tions Cup by coming third in their group behindPortugal and Mexico. Cherchesov has prioritisedthe team’s defence, assembling a new-look back-three protected by five midfielders.

KEY PLAYERS

Fyodor SmolovThe charismatic strikerwas written off early in hiscareer after a disappoint-ing spell at Feyenoord anda long goal drought withAnzhi Makhachkala buthas roared back withKrasnodar to finish as sec-ond top-scorer in the Russ-ian Premier League. With12 goals in 30 internation-al games, he is his coun-try’s best hope of gettingout of the group

Igor AkinfeevA one-club man with CSKAMoscow, the goalkeeperhas kept more cleansheets than anyone else inthe history of Russia’s topflight. The keeper hasmore than 100 caps sincemaking his debut in 2004,although he has madecostly errors, such as con-ceding soft goals againstSouth Korea and Algeria inthe last World Cup whichled to Russia’s early elimi-nation

Aleksei MiranchukThe playmaker was oneof the key men behindLokomotiv Moscow win-ning their first leaguetitle in 14 years thisseason. Twin brother offellow Russia interna-tional Anton, he is Rus-sia’s most creative play-er, with a deft touch anda penchant for produc-ing tricks

KNOW SBORNAYA

FIFA official song notfinding many takersWith 5 days to go, ‘Live it Up’ failsto create a buzz among fans

Hollywood star Will Smith, Kosovar singer-songwriter Era Istrefiand singer Nicky Jam will perform the official FIFA World Cup songtitled ‘Live It Up’ in Moscow. FILE

5 DAYS TO GO

Russia show signs of falling apartHosts’ campaign in disarray with a seven-match winless streak ahead of World Cup opener against Saudi Arabia

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Chandigarh, June 8A Major General, facing disci-plinary proceedings after awoman Army officer accusedhim of misbehaving with her,is to be tried by a GeneralCourt Martial (GCM), it islearnt. He has been chargedunder Section 45 of the ArmyAct for conduct unbecomingof an officer, sources said. Hehas been attached to an Armyformation in Ambala and his

trial is scheduled to com-mence on June 18 at the head-quarters of an engineerbrigade near Chandigarh.

During pre-trial proceed-ings, Maj Gen MS Jaswalhad refuted the allegationsagainst him, claiming hewas victim of a “factionalfeud” in the Army’s tophierarchy. A case challeng-ing the disciplinary proceed-ings filed by him is pendingbefore the Delhi Bench ofthe Armed Forces Tribunal.

Though he was initiallyattached to the newly raised17 Corps at Ranchi, which ispart of the Eastern Com-mand, for the conduct of dis-ciplinary proceedings, he hadrepresented against it in theinterest of fair play. The mat-ter was thereafter transferredto the Western Command.

Maj Gen Jaswal, was post-ed as the Inspector General,Assam Rifles, Nagaland,when a Captain from JudgeAdvocate General’s Branch

submitted a written com-plaint to her superiors, alleg-ing he had called her to hisroom late in the evening forofficial work and misbe-haved with her.

A decorated officer, Maj GenJaswal was nearing the end ofhis tenure with the AssamRifles and was tipped to moveto the Headquarters CentralCommand as Chief of Staff onpromotion to LieutenantGeneral when the allegedincident took place.

Maj Gen to face court martialon woman officer’s complaint

New Delhi, June 8If you are planning a careerwith the military or paramil-itary forces, make sure youdon’t have varicose veins asit may cost you the job.

The Delhi High Court hassaid a candidate, who haddeveloped varicose veinsand was operated upon lat-er, was unfit to join thearmed forces since it entailsworking in extreme condi-tions and involves morephysical activity.

The court noted that astudy has revealed thatpatients with varicose veinshave pain/heaviness of legs,inability to walk/stand forlong hours, itching and legcramps at night and theycan also have dermatitis inthe region, which may leadto development of ulcers.

A Bench of Justices HimaKohli and Pratibha Ranisaid the ramifications ofthe operated cases of vari-cose veins are that it leadsto impairment of blood cir-culation and individualswho have been operatedupon for the condition,have a predisposition ofdeveloping such a problemin other vessels.

“Given the above position,the petitioner may be med-ically fit for civilian jobs, asdeclared by Swastik Gener-al Surgery and LaparoscopyHospital, Rohtak and ChiefMedical Officer, GeneralHospital, Jhajjar, but not formilitary/paramilitary posts,which entails working inextreme conditions andinvolves much more physi-cal activity,” the Bench said.

The court said the deci-sion by the medical boardand the review medicalboard declaring the man tobe unfit “cannot be faulted”with and does not requireits intervention. — PTI

With varicoseveins, can’tjoin armedforces: HC


New Delhi, June 8An Indian Air Force (IAF)pilot had a narrow escapewhen his seat ejectedafter he had landed hisJaguar fighter jet at theJamnagar air base inGujarat this morning.

The plane was rollingafter landing at the air basewhen the seat ejected. Thepilot-less plane continuedto roll on the runaway forover 100m before veeringoff onto softer ground.

The pilot is safe. A Courtof Inquiry (CoI) has beenordered to find out how andwhy the pilot seat got eject-ed as this procedure ismeant only for emergency

situations. The CoI will findout if there was a snag inthe seat that triggered“auto-ejection”.

When an ejection is donemid-flight, the seat has amechanism that ejects thepilot some 100 feet abovethe plane. If such an ejec-tion is on ground, the pilotcan get seriously injured ifthe parachute does notopen. Normally, a pilot hasto pull an “ejection han-dle” to get ejected.

Today’s incident comesjust three days after anoth-er Jaguar fighter jetcrashed in Kutch in whichsenior IAF pilot Air Com-modore Sanjai Chauhan,commander of the Jamna-gar base was killed.

Jaguar seat ejects afterlanding, IAF pilot safe

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