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Monday, July 6, 2020 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXV, NO. 151, PAGES 8, RS. 2 PAGE 3 PAGE 8 Himachal Governor emphasis on branding of local products for Self Reliant India 1000 Ayush teachers will be recruited soon: CM; Gyms inaugurated Punjab leads all states in handling corona pandemic: Balbir Sidhu FOLLOW US ON PAGE 7 PAGE 5 Indian skipper Virat Kohli under conflict scanner YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER WWW.YUGMARG.COM REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Rain lashes Chandigarh, parts of Hry, Pb CHANDIGARH: Rainfall lashed Chandigarh and parts of Haryana and Punjab on Sunday leading to a drop in temperatures by a few notch- es and bringing a much- needed relief from heat and humidity. Chandigarh's adjoining towns of Mohali in Punjab and Panchkula in Haryana also received showers. Gurgaon, Faridabad, Jind, Ambala were among other places in Haryana that were lashed by rain. Sultry weather condi- tions had prevailed in Haryana and Punjab includ- ing their common capital Chandigarh for the last one week. The Meteorological Depart- ment here has forecast more rain in the region over the next two days. 40 websites of SFJ blocked NEW DELHI: As many as 40 websites belonging to the Sikh For Justice (SFJ), an outlawed organisation, have been blocked by the govern- ment for supporting seces- sionist activities, the Home Ministry said on Sunday. The US-based Sikhs for Jus- tice (SFJ) is a pro-Khalistan group. "Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), an unlawful organisation under the UAPA,1967, launched a campaign for registering sup- porters for its cause. On rec- ommendation of MHA, MEITY has issued orders under Sec. 69 A of the I.T. Act, 2000, for blocking 40 websites of SFJ," a home ministry spokesper- son said. The Ministry of Elec- tronics and Information Tech- nology (MEITY) is the nodal authority for monitoring the cy- ber space in India. Recovery rate in 21 states higher than national average Covid-19: Over four lakh recovered, Chandigarh tops list with 85.9 pc AGENCY NEW DELHI, JUL 5 Twenty-one states and UTs, includ- ing Delhi, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, have a COVID-19 recov- ery rate higher than the national av- erage of 60.77 per cent, the Union Health Ministry said on Sunday as India's case count mounted to 6.73 lakh and the death toll rose to 19,268. Collective and focused efforts for containment and management of COVID-19 by the government of India along with the states and union territories have led to the number of recovered COVID-19 pa- tients to rise to 4,09,082 so far, it said. Presently, there are 2,44,814 ac- tive cases of coronavirus infection in the country, the ministry's data updated at 8 am showed. The recovered cases exceeded the active cases by 1,64,268 as of Sunday, the ministry said. During the last 24 hours, a total of 14,856 COVID-19 patients have been cured. "This takes the national recovery rate amongst COVID-19 patients to 60.77 per cent," the min- istry said. "There are 21 states and UTs with a recovery rate more than the national average," it stated. These 21 states and UTs are Chandigarh (85.9 per cent), Ladakh (82.2 per cent), Uttarakhand (80.9 per cent), Chhattisgarh (80.6 per cent), Rajasthan (80.1 per cent), Mi- zoram (79.3 per cent), Tripura (77.7 per cent), Madhya Pradesh (76.9 per cent), Jharkhand (74.3 per cent), Bi- har (74.2 per cent), Haryana (74.1 per cent), Gujarat (71.9 per cent), Punjab (70.5 per cent), Delhi (70.2 per cent), Meghalaya (69.4 per cent), Odisha (69.0 per cent), Uttar Pradesh (68.4 per cent), Himachal Pradesh (67.3 per cent), West Ben- gal (66.7 per cent), Assam (62.4 per cent), and Jammu and Kashmir (62.4 per cent). AGENCY NEW DELHI, JULY 5 The Kerala government on Sunday extended safety rules for the coronavirus pandemic for the next one year. Wearing masks or cover- ing the face in public and social distancing are among the rules which have been made mandatory. Masks will have to be worn in offices and other places of work and social distanc- ing will be mandatory everywhere. As per the order, wedding ceremonies can only be attended by up to 50 people and funerals by 20. No social gatherings or ceremonies can be held without taking prior permission from the government, the order said. In shops and other commercial areas, a maximum of 20 people will be allowed at a time, depending upon the area of the estab- lishment to maintain six-deet social distanc- ing. Meanwhile, Kerala Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran said that the Thiru- vananthapuram district is 'sitting on an active volcano' with rising number of COVID-19 cases and there was no guarantee that there would be no community spread. Kerala makes safety guidelines mandatory for a year Seven cases surface in Chandigarh ISHA UPADHYAY CHANDIGARH: 7 positive cases of COVID- 19 were reported in Chandigarh on Sunday. Five of them who tested positive are the resi- dents of Dhanas, and all of them are the fam- ily members of the positive case previously reported in Dhanas.1.5 year old male child is also among the reported cases. AGENCY NEW DELHI, JULY 5 With all protective measures in place, Delhi monuments are all set to wel- come the visitors from tomorrow amid relaxations in the COVID-19 lockdown. The monuments closed their gates in March due to the outbreak of coronavirus infection. ANI visited historical sites like Qutub Minar, Safdarjung Tomb, Hauz Khas complex, Humayun's Tomb, Old Fort to understand how the visit would be amid pandemic and a much-relaxed scenario under unlock phase 2. The timing of the monuments till now has been kept the same starting from around 7 am till sunset. Few primary safety measures such as so- cial distancing circles, thermal scan- ning of visitors and setting up of sani- tiser dispensers are to be followed. Security guards at the entry-level have also been given mask, gloves, face shield and sanitiser. A security guard at Safdarjung Tomb on the condition of anonymity said, "We have been asked to strictly see that social distancing is being maintained. Wearing a face mask is a must. We have been also provided with face shield, mask and sanitisers." Present- ly Safdarjung Tomb has 22 security guards and the sanitisation work will be completed by today. Another se- curity guard from Hauz Khas Village said, "We are elated with this deci- sion by the government. Hope public will come and visit these places with all the safety gears on. They need to understand that it is for them and their family's safety." Hauz Khas Vil- lage complex underwent complete sanitation on Saturday. At present, six guards are deployed there. People need to buy online tickets through QR scanning to make their visit to- tally physical contact-free. Security guard would be standing at the gate with a thermal scanner to screen the visitors before they enter the premis- es. "We have come to visit the monu- ment but we got to know it is closed. Now, we are delighted to know that it is opening tomorrow and we can come back. Sanitisation has been done for the safety of visitors but we all have to be more cautious as well," said a tourist Piyu. UP Police arrests another accomplice of Vikas Dubey AGENCY KANPUR, JUL 5 Though police was yet to get the trace of Vikas Dubey , the man behind the killing of 8 policemen, but the police managed to get hold of Daya Shankar Agnihotri, the key associate of the don , after an encounter here on Sunday. Agnihotri, who was injured with a bullet piercing in the leg, has revealed before the police that Vikas Dubey had moles within the police force that alert- ed him about the raiding police party on Thursday night. He said that Vikas Dubey had re- ceived a call from the local Chaubeypur Police Station informing him about a police party coming to his village house to arrest him. This alerted the gangster and gave him enough time to gather men and am- munition to lay an ambush in which eight policemen were killed and six critically injured. Agnihotri was intercepted by the police at around 4:40 am in Kalyanpur area. "He tried to escape and the police team shot at his leg. He has been arrest- ed," the SSP Kanpur Dinesh Kumar said. Police have seized a country-made firearm and cartridges from his posses- sion. Police claimed that Agnihotri is one of the accused in the brutal killings of eight UP Police personnel including Deputy Superintendent of Police De- vendra Mishra during a failed raid at the house of notorious gangster Vikas Dubey in Bikru village under the terri- torial jurisdiction of Chaubeypur Police Station in Kanpur. Accused received call from police station before encounter KANPUR: The main accused in the Kanpur encounter case, Vikas Dubey, had received a phone call from the police station before the police came to arrest him following which he had called other accomplices and fired bullets on the police personnel, claimed Daya Shankar Ag- nihotri, an accomplice of Dubey. Earlier today, the police arrested Daya Shankar Agnihotri, an alleged accomplice of history-sheeter Vikas Dubey in Kalyanpur. "He (Vikas Dubey) received a phone call from the police station before the police came to arrest him. Following this, he called around 25-30 people. He fired bullets on police personnel," said Agnihotri. "I was locked inside the house at the time of encounter, therefore, saw nothing," he added. Dubey is the main accused in the Kanpur encounter case, in which a group of assailants allegedly opened fire on a police team that was trying to arrest a criminal in the city late on Thursday . Khattar inaugurates 98 Park cum Vyayamshalas BUREAU CHANDIGARH JULY 5: While taking a major stride towards promoting sports infrastructure in rural areas and fulfilling his promise of setting up of 1000 Park-cum-Vyayamshalas in the State in first phase, Haryana Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal to- day inaugurated 98 newly construct- ed Park-cum-Vyayamshalas in the State through video conferencing here today. Yesterday only, the Chief Minis- ter has inaugurated 12 such Vyayamshalas in district Sonipat and with today’s inauguration, the total number of such sports facilities in the State has reached to 511 with work on addi- tional 300 Park-cum-Vyayamshalas is expect- ed to be completed within in next few months. Speaking on this occasion, the Chief Min- ister said that this year, the State Government has also proposed to set up additional 1000 Park-cum-Vyayamshalas in the State for which a provision of Rs 250 crore has also been made in the budget. Besides, in line with the Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi’s call for promoting AYUSH Health and Wellness Cen- tres, the State Government is con- templating to set up a Health and Wellness Centre of two-three rooms in all its Park-cum-Vyayamshalas for achieving comprehensive health care. While Cooperation Minister Dr Banwari Lal and Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Mr Om Prakash Yadav were also present on this occasion here, Deputy Chief Minister, Mr Dushyant Chutala digitally joined the inauguration ceremony. Cracker factory blast claims 7 lives GHAZIABAD : At least 7 people were charred to death and while 4 others sustained burn injuries when a fire broke out in a cracker manu- facturing factory at Bakhrawa village in Modi Nagar in Ghaziabad district on Sunday, Ghaziabad Dis- trict Magustrate Akay Shanker Pandey confirmed. Officials sources here said that several people were struck inside the factory. However 10 people were res- cued by the local people. SP JAIN CHANDIGARH, JULY 5: Department of Medical Education and Research will conduct exam for all its courses for current ses- sion. This was disclosed here today by a Spokesper- son of the Department. He said that Government of Punjab has sanctioned more than 4000 posts of Doctors and Paramedical staff including Techni- cians, Staff Nurses, Phar- macists, Ophthalmic Offi- cers, Medical / Psychiatric Social Workers, Operation Theater Assistants, Diet Supervisors etc. He said that because of COVID-19 pandemic the responsibil- ity of recruiting medical and paramedical staff has been given to Baba Farid University of Health Sci- ences, Faridkot. the Uni- versity will conduct the ex- aminations for recruitment to these posts. He said that the Baba Farid University has already notified the schedule of examinations of various courses related to graduation and post- graduation of various courses related to health sciences. He said the Vice Chancellor of Baba Farid University of Health Sci- ences, Faridkot has been asked to conduct these ex- ams at the earliest. He said that in the overall interest of the State,and for con- taining the spread of COVID-19 in Punjab, the Vice-Chancellor, Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot shall conduct the examinations as already notified, following the guidelines and neces- sary precautions issued by the Central Government and State Government . Pb Medical education to conduct exams for current session 2 militants killed in encounter tested +ve SRINAGAR: Police on Sun- day said the two militants, who were killed in an en- counter with security forces in south Kashmir district of Kul- gam on Saturday, tested posi- tive for COVID-19.Two mili- tants were killed on Sunday in an encounter which ensued after security forces launched a CASO at Arreh in Kulgam on Saturday. A Junior Com- missioned officer (JCO) and two other soldiers were in- jured in the encounter. He said while carrying out the medico-legal formalities, the samples of the killed militants were taken and sent for COVID-19 test. “Today, the reports were received from Chest Disease (CD) Hospital Srinagar and both the killed militants tested positive for Coronavirus,” he said. He said since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure the safety of people from inherent risk of contract- ing the infection, the burial of the killed militants is carried out at designated places. Govt issues direction over college exams CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Government on Sunday issues detailed directions to all the Vice Chancellors, Government and Private Universities regarding conduct of ex- aminations . As per the guidelines, all students in terminal /exit classes or semesters will be award- ed degrees/diplomas pro- vided their average grades/marks/CGPA on the basis of previous ex- ams or semesters, are over and above the mini- mum pass grades/marks/CGPA . nCoV: 26 Ldh central jail inmates test +ve LUDHIANA: At least 26 pris- oners here in the Central Jail were tested positive for novel coronavirus, official sources said on Sunday. They said that all the inmates are asymptomatic and have now been kept in a separate barrack keeping in view the threat of getting contracted. Delhi monuments to reopen today with protective measures in place
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HimachalGovernoremphasis onbranding of localproducts for SelfReliant India
1000 Ayushteachers will berecruited soon:CM; Gymsinaugurated
Punjab leads allstates inhandlingcoronapandemic: BalbirSidhu
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Indian skipperVirat Kohliunder conflictscanner
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Rain lashesChandigarh,parts of Hry, PbCHANDIGARH: Rainfalllashed Chandigarh and partsof Haryana and Punjab onSunday leading to a drop intemperatures by a few notch-es and bringing a much-needed relief from heat andhumidity.Chandigarh's adjoining townsof Mohali in Punjab andPanchkula in Haryana alsoreceived showers. Gurgaon,Faridabad, Jind, Ambalawere among other places inHaryana that were lashed byrain. Sultry weather condi-tions had prevailed inHaryana and Punjab includ-ing their common capitalChandigarh for the last oneweek.The Meteorological Depart-ment here has forecast morerain in the region over thenext two days.
40 websites ofSFJ blockedNEW DELHI: As many as 40websites belonging to theSikh For Justice (SFJ), anoutlawed organisation, havebeen blocked by the govern-ment for supporting seces-sionist activities, the HomeMinistry said on Sunday.The US-based Sikhs for Jus-tice (SFJ) is a pro-Khalistangroup."Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), anunlawful organisation underthe UAPA,1967, launched acampaign for registering sup-porters for its cause. On rec-ommendation of MHA, MEITYhas issued orders under Sec.69 A of the I.T. Act, 2000, forblocking 40 websites of SFJ,"a home ministry spokesper-son said. The Ministry of Elec-tronics and Information Tech-nology (MEITY) is the nodalauthority for monitoring the cy-ber space in India.
Recovery rate in 21 states higher than national average Covid-19: Over four lakh recovered, Chandigarh tops list with 85.9 pc
AGENCYNEW DELHI, JUL 5
Twenty-one states and UTs, includ-ing Delhi, Gujarat and UttarPradesh, have a COVID-19 recov-ery rate higher than the national av-erage of 60.77 per cent, the UnionHealth Ministry said on Sunday asIndia's case count mounted to 6.73lakh and the death toll rose to19,268.
Collective and focused effortsfor containment and management ofCOVID-19 by the government ofIndia along with the states andunion territories have led to thenumber of recovered COVID-19 pa-tients to rise to 4,09,082 so far, itsaid.
Presently, there are 2,44,814 ac-tive cases of coronavirus infectionin the country, the ministry's dataupdated at 8 am showed.
The recovered cases exceededthe active cases by 1,64,268 as ofSunday, the ministry said.
During the last 24 hours, a totalof 14,856 COVID-19 patients have
been cured. "This takes the nationalrecovery rate amongst COVID-19patients to 60.77 per cent," the min-istry said. "There are 21 states andUTs with a recovery rate more thanthe national average," it stated.
These 21 states and UTs areChandigarh (85.9 per cent), Ladakh(82.2 per cent), Uttarakhand (80.9per cent), Chhattisgarh (80.6 percent), Rajasthan (80.1 per cent), Mi-zoram (79.3 per cent), Tripura (77.7
per cent), Madhya Pradesh (76.9 percent), Jharkhand (74.3 per cent), Bi-har (74.2 per cent), Haryana (74.1per cent), Gujarat (71.9 per cent),Punjab (70.5 per cent), Delhi (70.2per cent), Meghalaya (69.4 percent), Odisha (69.0 per cent), UttarPradesh (68.4 per cent), HimachalPradesh (67.3 per cent), West Ben-gal (66.7 per cent), Assam (62.4 percent), and Jammu and Kashmir(62.4 per cent).
AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 5
The Kerala government on Sunday extendedsafety rules for the coronavirus pandemic forthe next one year. Wearing masks or cover-ing the face in public and social distancingare among the rules which have been mademandatory.
Masks will have to be worn in officesand other places of work and social distanc-ing will be mandatory everywhere.
As per the order, wedding ceremoniescan only be attended by up to 50 people andfunerals by 20.
No social gatherings or ceremonies canbe held without taking prior permission fromthe government, the order said.
In shops and other commercial areas, amaximum of 20 people will be allowed at atime, depending upon the area of the estab-
lishment to maintain six-deet social distanc-ing. Meanwhile, Kerala Tourism MinisterKadakampally Surendran said that the Thiru-vananthapuram district is 'sitting on an activevolcano' with rising number of COVID-19cases and there was no guarantee that therewould be no community spread.
Kerala makes safety guidelinesmandatory for a year
Seven cases surface inChandigarhISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH: 7 positive cases of COVID-19 were reported in Chandigarh on Sunday.Five of them who tested positive are the resi-dents of Dhanas, and all of them are the fam-ily members of the positive case previouslyreported in Dhanas.1.5 year old male child isalso among the reported cases.
AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 5
With all protective measures in place,Delhi monuments are all set to wel-come the visitors from tomorrowamid relaxations in the COVID-19lockdown.
The monuments closed theirgates in March due to the outbreak ofcoronavirus infection.
ANI visited historical sites likeQutub Minar, Safdarjung Tomb,Hauz Khas complex, Humayun'sTomb, Old Fort to understand howthe visit would be amid pandemicand a much-relaxed scenario underunlock phase 2.
The timing of the monuments till
now has been kept the same startingfrom around 7 am till sunset. Fewprimary safety measures such as so-cial distancing circles, thermal scan-ning of visitors and setting up of sani-
tiser dispensers are to be followed.Security guards at the entry-level
have also been given mask, gloves,face shield and sanitiser. A securityguard at Safdarjung Tomb on thecondition of anonymity said, "Wehave been asked to strictly see thatsocial distancing is being maintained.Wearing a face mask is a must. Wehave been also provided with faceshield, mask and sanitisers." Present-ly Safdarjung Tomb has 22 securityguards and the sanitisation work willbe completed by today. Another se-curity guard from Hauz Khas Villagesaid, "We are elated with this deci-sion by the government. Hope publicwill come and visit these places withall the safety gears on. They need to
understand that it is for them andtheir family's safety." Hauz Khas Vil-lage complex underwent completesanitation on Saturday. At present,six guards are deployed there. Peopleneed to buy online tickets throughQR scanning to make their visit to-tally physical contact-free. Securityguard would be standing at the gatewith a thermal scanner to screen thevisitors before they enter the premis-es. "We have come to visit the monu-ment but we got to know it is closed.Now, we are delighted to know that itis opening tomorrow and we cancome back. Sanitisation has beendone for the safety of visitors but weall have to be more cautious as well,"said a tourist Piyu.
UP Police arrests anotheraccomplice of Vikas DubeyAGENCYKANPUR, JUL 5
Though police was yet to get the traceof Vikas Dubey , the man behind thekilling of 8 policemen, but the policemanaged to get hold of Daya ShankarAgnihotri, the key associate of the don, after an encounter here on Sunday.
Agnihotri, who was injured with abullet piercing in the leg, has revealedbefore the police that Vikas Dubey hadmoles within the police force that alert-ed him about the raiding police party onThursday night.
He said that Vikas Dubey had re-ceived a call from the local ChaubeypurPolice Station informing him about apolice party coming to his village houseto arrest him.
This alerted the gangster and gavehim enough time to gather men and am-munition to lay an ambush in whicheight policemen were killed and sixcritically injured.
Agnihotri was intercepted by thepolice at around 4:40 am in Kalyanpurarea. "He tried to escape and the policeteam shot at his leg. He has been arrest-ed," the SSP Kanpur Dinesh Kumarsaid. Police have seized a country-madefirearm and cartridges from his posses-sion.
Police claimed that Agnihotri is oneof the accused in the brutal killings ofeight UP Police personnel including
Deputy Superintendent of Police De-vendra Mishra during a failed raid at thehouse of notorious gangster Vikas
Dubey in Bikru village under the terri-torial jurisdiction of Chaubeypur PoliceStation in Kanpur.
Accused received call frompolice station before encounterKANPUR: The main accused in the Kanpur encounter case, Vikas Dubey, had received aphone call from the police station before the police came to arrest him following which he hadcalled other accomplices and fired bullets on the police personnel, claimed Daya Shankar Ag-nihotri, an accomplice of Dubey. Earlier today, the police arrested Daya Shankar Agnihotri, analleged accomplice of history-sheeter Vikas Dubey in Kalyanpur. "He (Vikas Dubey) receiveda phone call from the police station before the police came to arrest him. Following this, hecalled around 25-30 people. He fired bullets on police personnel," said Agnihotri. "I waslocked inside the house at the time of encounter, therefore, saw nothing," he added. Dubey isthe main accused in the Kanpur encounter case, in which a group of assailants allegedlyopened fire on a police team that was trying to arrest a criminal in the city late on Thursday .
Khattar inaugurates 98Park cum Vyayamshalas
BUREAU CHANDIGARH JULY 5:
While taking a major stride towards promotingsports infrastructure in rural areasand fulfilling his promise of settingup of 1000 Park-cum-Vyayamshalasin the State in first phase, HaryanaChief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal to-day inaugurated 98 newly construct-ed Park-cum-Vyayamshalas in theState through video conferencinghere today.
Yesterday only, the Chief Minis-ter has inaugurated 12 such Vyayamshalas indistrict Sonipat and with today’s inauguration,the total number of such sports facilities in theState has reached to 511 with work on addi-tional 300 Park-cum-Vyayamshalas is expect-ed to be completed within in next few months.
Speaking on this occasion, the Chief Min-ister said that this year, the State Governmenthas also proposed to set up additional 1000Park-cum-Vyayamshalas in the State for which
a provision of Rs 250 crore has alsobeen made in the budget. Besides, inline with the Prime Minister, MrNarendra Modi’s call for promotingAYUSH Health and Wellness Cen-tres, the State Government is con-templating to set up a Health andWellness Centre of two-three roomsin all its Park-cum-Vyayamshalas forachieving comprehensive health
care. While Cooperation Minister Dr BanwariLal and Minister of State for Social Justice andEmpowerment Mr Om Prakash Yadav werealso present on this occasion here, DeputyChief Minister, Mr Dushyant Chutala digitallyjoined the inauguration ceremony.
Cracker factoryblast claims 7 lives
GHAZIABAD : At least 7people were charred to deathand while 4 others sustainedburn injuries when a firebroke out in a cracker manu-facturing factory atBakhrawa village in ModiNagar in Ghaziabad districton Sunday, Ghaziabad Dis-trict Magustrate AkayShanker Pandey confirmed.Officials sources here saidthat several people werestruck inside the factory.However 10 people were res-cued by the local people.
SP JAINCHANDIGARH, JULY5:
Department of MedicalEducation and Researchwill conduct exam for allits courses for current ses-sion. This was disclosedhere today by a Spokesper-son of the Department. Hesaid that Government ofPunjab has sanctionedmore than 4000 posts ofDoctors and Paramedicalstaff including Techni-cians, Staff Nurses, Phar-macists, Ophthalmic Offi-cers, Medical / PsychiatricSocial Workers, OperationTheater Assistants, DietSupervisors etc. He saidthat because of COVID-19pandemic the responsibil-ity of recruiting medicaland paramedical staff hasbeen given to Baba FaridUniversity of Health Sci-ences, Faridkot. the Uni-versity will conduct the ex-aminations for recruitmentto these posts. He said thatthe Baba Farid Universityhas already notified theschedule of examinationsof various courses relatedto graduation and post-graduation of variouscourses related to healthsciences. He said the ViceChancellor of Baba Farid
University of Health Sci-ences, Faridkot has beenasked to conduct these ex-ams at the earliest. He saidthat in the overall interestof the State,and for con-taining the spread ofCOVID-19 in Punjab, theVice-Chancellor, BabaFarid University of HealthSciences, Faridkot shallconduct the examinations asalready notified, followingthe guidelines and neces-sary precautions issued bythe Central Governmentand State Government .
Pb Medical educationto conduct exams for
current session
2 militants killedin encountertested +ve SRINAGAR: Police on Sun-day said the two militants,who were killed in an en-counter with security forces insouth Kashmir district of Kul-gam on Saturday, tested posi-tive for COVID-19.Two mili-tants were killed on Sunday inan encounter which ensuedafter security forces launcheda CASO at Arreh in Kulgamon Saturday. A Junior Com-missioned officer (JCO) andtwo other soldiers were in-jured in the encounter. Hesaid while carrying out themedico-legal formalities, thesamples of the killed militantswere taken and sent forCOVID-19 test. “Today, thereports were received fromChest Disease (CD) HospitalSrinagar and both the killedmilitants tested positive forCoronavirus,” he said. Hesaid since the outbreak of theCOVID-19 pandemic and toensure the safety of peoplefrom inherent risk of contract-ing the infection, the burial ofthe killed militants is carriedout at designated places.
Govt issuesdirection overcollege examsCHANDIGARH: ThePunjab Government onSunday issues detaileddirections to all the ViceChancellors, Governmentand Private Universitiesregarding conduct of ex-aminations . As per theguidelines, all students interminal /exit classes orsemesters will be award-ed degrees/diplomas pro-vided their averagegrades/marks/CGPA onthe basis of previous ex-ams or semesters, areover and above the mini-mum passgrades/marks/CGPA .
nCoV: 26 Ldhcentral jailinmates test +veLUDHIANA: At least 26 pris-oners here in the Central Jailwere tested positive for novelcoronavirus, official sourcessaid on Sunday.They said that all the inmatesare asymptomatic and havenow been kept in a separatebarrack keeping in view thethreat of getting contracted.
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CHANDIGARH: CroplifeIndia , an association of 15 R&D driven crop science companies; in view of recent Locust attacks in the country has issued an advisory for farmers and spray management agencies to follow these recommendations for the management of the locust. In order to protect the crops, spray Neem oil, 5 ml per liter of water in solution; when the Locust team's attack in other areas is reported. Making noise in the fields or produce loud noises in the form of vehicles, bells, tins, thali or other ways, which would keep the locust swarms away.
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Deputy Commissioner Sujan Singh said that the Haryana Government is providing grant facilities under the Horticulture Development Mission to double the income of farmers in the horticulture sector. Farmers can increase their income by adopting the cu l t iva t ion of f ru i t s , vegetables and medicinal plants instead of traditional farming.
planting new orchards. On Adopting advanced farming planting new orchards of mango, techniques with decreasing plum, guava and lemon, the holdings is the need of the hour farmer is given a 50 percent and farmers are also being subsidy up to 4 hectares. Under encouraged by the government.the maintenance of gardens, 20 The farmer can avail the benefit of percent subsidy is provided in the this scheme on the first come first first year in case of 75 percent of s e r v e b a s i s . D e p u t y the plants being alive and 20 per Commissioner Sujan Singh said cent in the second year in case 90 that the government provides per cent of the plants are alive.grant money to farmers for
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TARAORI( ) :Social worker and Janaki Das Rice Mill MD Krishna Chand Singla said that the only way to avoid the corona epidemic is to follow all precautions and avoid any kind of negligence. He said that to prevent the spread of corona infection, we must stay at home. Do not go out of the house without a mask. Janaki Das Rice Mill's M.D. Krishna Chand Singla was talking to reporters. He informed that through social media and district Karnal administration and Taraoriadministration, people are being urged to take precautions to avoid the Corona infection. In such a situation, all of us should follow the instructions of the district administration and cooperate in ending the epidemic like corona infection at the earliest. Krishna Chand Singla said that we need to be vigilant from time to time by using sanitizer like corona infection. It is important to bring public awareness in the public to avoid coronavirus infection.
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SHIV KUMAR SHARMA a n d f a r m i n g t h r o u g h KARNAL, JULY 5 employment, development and
employment courses for young The farmers wing of the National and common citizens in Executive of the Unnat Bharat agriculture. Means will be Organisation Trust constituted created. In this work, the Trust the Executive Committee of will contribute towards social Himachal Pradesh. Jagdish organization and advanced dairy Chand Sharma will preside over horticulture and improved the state. With them in agriculture. Jagdish Chand collaboration with Dinesh Sharma, who is a pioneer in social Bhardwaj Ravindra Jamwal, service, has been given the charge Meghnath Dhanda, Ramratan of the state president. Soon he will Sharma, BR Chaudhary, and form the executive of Himachal Hariram Kashyap Ki, about 5 Pradesh in consultation with the lakh self-employment in dairy central leadership.
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PUBLIC NOTICEIt is brought to notice of General Public that Sunita Sood W/o Yogesh Sood R/o Near Janta Palace Amritsar Road is owner of House MC No. 3/182 & 5/154 Mohalla Rodpura Tarn Taran Punjab. now Gurpreet Kaur W/o Navtej Singh ward No. 6 Gali Masit Wali Tarn Taran Near Papu Sabji Wala purchasing the property bearing MC No. 3/182 & 5/154 mohalla Rodpura Tarn Taran Punjab from Sunita Sood W/o Yogesh Sood, So said Gurpreet kaur W/o Navtej Singh are availing loan amount of Rs. 978140/- against said property. if anybody having objection regarding mortgage of property with IIFL Home Finance Ltd. SCO 32, 2nd Floor, Pal Plaza, B-Block, Ranjit Avenue Amritsar may respond or raise objection with in seven day to.Harpal Singh Nijjar Advocate-9815610005
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Chandigarh :The Hon’ble Union Minister for Human Resources Development (HRD) Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal today announced that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Facebook have partnered to launch Curriculum on Digital Safety & Online Well-being and Augmented Reality(AR) for Students and Educators.Hon’ble Union Minister of Human Resources Development (HRD) Shri Ramesh Pokhriyalsaid, “I congratulate CBSE and Facebook on its partnership to introduce certified programs in Augmented Reality for teachers and Digital Safety and online-well being for students.
CBSE and Facebook partner to launch Digital Safety & OnlineWell-being and AR Curriculum
CHANDIGARH :Samsung, India’s most trusted smartphone brand, today announced two exciting offers to make it more attractive for consumers to own Samsung’s premium Galaxy smartphones. Galaxy Assured is Samsung’s buyback scheme for premium smartphones, while Galaxy Forever aims to provide affordability options to consumers looking to own Samsung’s premium range of smartphones in India.“At Samsung, consumers are at the core of everything we do. We are excited to announce the roll out of Galaxy Assured and Galaxy Forever plans that give our consumers complete peace of mind. With Galaxy Assured, consumers will have the option to get back as much as 70% of the value of their premium smartphone. Galaxy Forever lets consumers own a brand new Galaxy S20 by paying only 60% of the total cost.
Galaxy Assured, galaxy foreverplans launched
CHANDIGARH, JULY 5: Bhakra Beas Management Board was constituted with the merging of Beas Projects to Bhakra Management Board on 15th May 1976. Since 1976, this day is being celebrated as BBMB Raising Day every year on 15th May. But Due to COVID-19 pandemic BBMB celebrated it’s 44th Raising Day on 4.7.2020 at BBMB, SLDC complex, Chandigarh by following all norms of social distancing. Every year BBMB celebrate its raising day on one of its
project stations. Sh. D.K. Sharma, Chairman, BBMB in his address gave brief description of works being done by BBMB. He congratulated BBMB employees for their exceptional diligence & dedication to the cause of nation building. He also highlighted recent achievements & initiatives taken in BBMB. He further said that during last year, BBMB has not only exceeded CEA energy generation targets but also satisfactorily catered to water
requirement of North India. On this occasion, for their excellent work done during the year 2019-20, Chairman, BBMB awarded 45 officers and officials of BBMB at Chandigarh with Medals and Appreciation Letters. Due to COVID-19, Medals were distributed in 4 different shifts. Only 10-15 officers / employees were awarded in each shift. Harminder Singh, Member, Power, Sh. Rajesh Gupta, Chief Engineer, Transmission System, Sh. B.S. Sabherwal, Chief Engineer, System Operation and other senior officers and employees of BBMB were also present on this occasion.
BBMB Celebrates Raising Day
DARSHAN SHARMANILOKHERI, JULY 5 Forest Department chairman and Nilokheri MLA Gondar said that every person should be cautious during this difficult time in Corona. Our slightest negligence can lead to infection. Today, MLA Dharampal Gondar arrived in village Butana where the villagers welcomed him vigorously. He arrived today to inaugurate Valmik Chaupal in village Butana where on his arrival villagers thanked him and also respected the MLA by the village sarpanch. Gondar was honored by giving a shawl and a turban. He inaugurated the Valmiki Chaupal by wearing the same 80-year-old Gurdayal of the same shawl by him, and the sarpanch of the village said that the MLA constantly tried to brighten the Nilokheri. On this occasion, sarpanches of the village Randhir, Ajmer Alshehri, Ranbir, Ramesh Kadian, Krishna, Suresh Raipur, besides a large number of villagers were present on Mokay.
People must be cautious of Corona: Gondar
Mother, uncle wantedin murder case held
KAITHAL, JULY 5: Under the guidance of SP Shashank Kumar Sawan, police arrested the mother of the deceased in Jharkhand in the case of murder of a two-year-old girl in village Kakaut in police station Titram, while clamping down on the wanted accused in heinous cases. During a day-long police remand obtained by the police for extensive interrogation, it was revealed that the brother of the arrested woman was also involved in the crime, which was arrested by Titaram police. Both the accused were produced before the court on 5 July, from where the woman accused has been granted 14 days judicial custody as per the court order while one day police remand has been obtained for extensive interrogation of the other accused. The spokesperson said that the accused princess alias Rani, resident of village Kotila wasa arrested by station manager Titaram Sub-inspector Rajkumar, ASI Ajmer Singh and women constable Renubala from the nearby town of Hariharganj when she came to the bank for some work. The accused woman, who has studied up to class 10, confessed that her husband was addicted to alcohol and used to beat him unnecessarily. About whom he had told all things to his brother Ashok, who had assured him that he would take her from here and get married somewhere else. Titram police also arrested Ashok.
SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, JULY 5: Congress has demanded the
withdrawal of market fee from the Chief Minister, saying that it is inhumane to impose a two per cent tax on the produce of farmers along with vegetable and fruit arthias across the state. He said that for the first time in the state, the then Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda had liberated farmers from market fees with vegetable and fruit arhtiyas across the state. After this, the current
Chief Minister Manohar Lal imposed a tax of one per cent in addition to the market fees on fruits and vegetables in the vegetable market. The farmers are upset. By imposing market fees and one per cent tax on them, the government has hampered their interests. He said that the Congress is with vegetable and fruit agents. Congress will support them in their fight. Describing the state government as anti-business, he said that the government has also oppressed the farmers. He urged the state government to consider sympathetically in this matter and abolish the market fees on vegetables and fruits and withdraw an additional one percent tax.
Imposing tax with market fees on fruits wrong: Tarlochan
Apollo proton cancer centre receives prestigious JCI accreditation AMRITSAR, JULY 5: Apollo Proton Cancer
Centre (APCC), the first Proton Therapy Centre in South Asia and The Middle East, today announced its accreditation by Joint Commission International (JCI), the recognized global leader in health care accreditation. This makes APCC, India’s first dedicated advanced cancer centre to receive this international accreditation, and the 8th hospital in the Apollo Hospitals Group to join the portfolio of JCI accredited hospitals. Since its commencement in June 2019, APCC has been the preferred cancer centre across the globe for Proton Therapy and Cancer Care Management. JCI accreditation is a prestigious achievement and benchmark in the healthcare industry for following the best global practices and offering exceptional patient care and safety. Dr. Prathap C Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals said, “More than 25 years ago, we noted the growing prevalence of cancer in India.
Institutes awardedfor Corona services
RENU AGARWALAMBALA, JULY 5
An honour programme was organ-ised in the hall of PKR Jain GirlsSchool in collaboration with MeraAkash and Rotary Club AmbalaCentral. Local MLA Aseem Goyalwas the chief guest in the pro-gramme. During this time, all thesmall and big social organisationsof the city were honored in the cer-emony.
The objective of the pro-gramme was to assist the socialwork done by the institutions dur-ing the Corona period and the gov-ernment and their level. RiteishGoyal, secretary of Mera Akash andSurjit Angra, president of RotaryClub Ambala Central, greeted thedignitaries present. During this pe-riod, social distancing and otherpreventive methods were followedto prevent infection.
Officials of more than threedozen organisations attended theoccasion. All were honored by giv-ing testimonials and plants with amessage of environmental protec-tion. The programme started atPKR Jain Girls School at around 11am. MLAAseem Goyal said that heis feeling proud by honoring all theinstitutions in this hour of disaster.Aseem Goyal expressed his respectby giving salute to the organiza-tions from the platform. He saidthat no one can combat such an epi-demic alone and this problem canbe tackled together. The social or-ganisations not only contributed tothe government but also providedthe facility of living and eating ofthe migrants.
Bunty re-electedhead of Namdev
societyKULDEEP SAINIRADAUR, JULY 5
On behalf of Namdev Samaj,prasad was distributed among thedevotees on the occasion of GuruPurnima in the city on Sunday. Onthis occasion, Namdev Ji Maharajwas worshiped in the NamdevTemple. In the meeting of theNamdev society organised on thisoccasion, the current head MaheshKumar Bunty was unanimously ap-pointed as the head of the Namdevsociety for the second consecutivetime. People of the society honorednewly appointed head Mahesh KuMar Bunty by wearing flowers. Onthis occasion, newly appointedPrincipal Mahesh Kumar said thatthe responsibility given to him bythe people of the society will beperformed with full devotion anddedication. Their purpose will be tostrengthen the organization. At thesame time, he will try hard to buildthe Namdev temple.
Make mask, sanitiserroutine: Goyal
ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI, JULY 5
MD of Galaxy Basmati Rice andsocial worker Krishna Goyal saidthat epidemic like corona infectionis spreading continuously. To avoidthis, we should follow the instruc-tions of the government and the dis-trict administration. While follow-ing the instructions of the districtadministration, we should not comeout of the houses without wearingmasks to avoid corona. Socialworker Krishna Goyal was appeal-ing to people to take precautions toprevent corona infection. He saidthat the hands should be washed re-peatedly with soap and water toprevent the spread of corona infec-tion.
Sanitiser should be used fromtime to time. Tissues used should bediscarded. MD of Galaxy BasmatiRice And social worker KrishnaGoyal said that without washinghands, your eyes, ears and mouthshould not be touched at all. Mouthshould be covered with a handker-chief and tissue while coughing andsneezing. He said that the preven-tion of the corona infection epi-demic is just a precaution. Avoidcoming in contact with sick people.If there is a travel history of some-one nearby, then informationshould be given to the health de-partment as well as the district ad-ministration, so that we can protectothers as well.
Pledge to buildBrahmananda's
ashramKARNAL: On the occasion of theGuru Purnima today, thousands ofsaints and saints of Karnal Kaithaland Kurukshetra raised two handsto build a huge ashram of Brahmr-ishi Jagadguru Swami BrahmanandJi in Haridwar before the MahaKumbh that begins next year. It willcost about Rs 7 to 8 crores rupeesand millions of followers of Swa-mi Brahmanand ji will completethis great task. Took pledge at aprogram organized at the ashram ofFateh Pur Pundari today along withKarnal, Kurukshetra and Kaithal. Itwas first announced in the GuruPurnima Maha Samagam by SadhviSushila Devi, the disciple of JagadGuru Swami Brahmananda.
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3HARYANAHaryana reports 142 fresh casesCHANDIGARH: Haryana registered 142 fresh COVID-19 cases on Sunday, raising the infec-tion tally to 16,690 in the state.According to an official health bulletin, 50 fresh cases have been reported from Gurugram,34 from Rewari, 19 each from Panipat and Kurukshetra, six from Jhajjar, five each from Pal-wal and fatehabad, three from Bhiwani and one new case from Yamunanagar district onSunday.Of the 260 fatalities till now, 99 deaths have been reported from Gurugram district, 89 fromFaridabad, 18 from Sonepat, eight each from Rohtak and Karnal, 7 each from Panipat andHisar, 5 from Rewari, 4 each from Jhajjar and Jind, 3 each from Bhiwani, Palwal and Ambala,while 1 death was reported from Charkhi Dadri and Mahendergarh districts.
YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020
1000 Ayush teachers willbe recruited soon: CM
SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, JULY 5
Chief Minister Manohar Lal to-day dedicated 110 gymnasiumsto the people of the state as wellas the gurus through video con-ferencing on the occasion ofGuru Purnima. In this series, 6gymnasiums were also inaugu-rated in Karnal district. On Sun-day, the programme was organ-ised at the inauguration of 6gymnasiums in village Kalramof Gharaunda block, in whichMP Sanjay Bhatia attended aschief guest and Gharonda MLAHarvinder Kalyan and NilokheriMLA Dharmapal Gondar andAdditional Deputy Commis-sioner Ashok on behalf of theadministration Kumar Bansalwere also present. Chief Minis-ter Manohar Lal said that thereis a plan to open gymnasiums inall villages of the state, responsi-bility of maintaining gymnasi-ums will be entrusted to the Zil-la Parishad.
He said that the governmenthas decided to recruit 1000AYUSH teachers in the statesoon. Apart from this, in thegymnasium, with the coopera-tion of the Department ofAYUSH, valence centers willalso be opened. Deputy ChiefMinister Dushyant Chautala
also expressed his viewsthrough VC. Chief SecretaryKeshani Anand Arora welcomedall the ministers, MLAs andMPs present at the inaugurationof the gymnasium through theVC and explained in detail aboutthe importance of the gymnasi-um. The MP said that a healthybody is the biggest capital of ahuman being. For this we haveto adopt yoga regularly. The MPannounced a grant of Rs 5 lakhat the request of Surpan Rana,representative of the sarpanch.
The MP inaugurated the VanMahotsav programme by plant-ing Triveni in the premises ofthe newly constructed gymnasi-um of village Kalram and saidthat a target has been set to plant10 lakh saplings this year withthe forest department to keep theenvironment clean and tidy. On
this occasion DDPO RajbirKhundia, DIO Mahipal Sikri,SE Ramphal of Panchayati Raj,Executive Engineer KaranailSingh, SDO Narayan Dutt, SDOGaurav Bhardwaj, BDPO Sum-
it Chaudhary, Jagbir Dalal,AYUSH Doctor, Dr. RajbirLangyan, Dr. Amit and NareshKumar Sarpanch and BJP work-ers from other villages werepresent.
Gyms inauguratedat a cost of Rs 2 cr
GHARAUNDA: In the district, 6 gymnasiums have been built by thePanchayat Department at a cost of about Rs 2 crore 31 lakh, out ofwhich 34 lakh 80 thousand rupees have been constructed in the villageKalram from Gharaunda block and Rs 46 lakh in Kutel. Similarly, gym-nasiums have been built in Kilsa-Dod and Sidhpur in Nilokheri block,on which Rs 34 lakh 80 thousand has been spent per gymnasium, andgymnasiums built at a cost of Rs 46 lakh in village Goli of Assandhblock and Rs 34 lakh 80 thousand in Bansa. Are included.
SHIV KUMAR SHARMAJHAJJAR, JULY 5
MP from Rohtak Lok Sabha con-stituency, Dr. Arvind Sharma saidthat due to the positive thinking ofPrime Minister Narendra Modi,steps are now being taken towards aself-reliant India with a clean India-healthy India image through theconstruction of a park-gymnasiumwhere the public is being maturedon a physical and mental level withhealth benefits. MP Dr. Sharma onSunday was in village Dariapur ofJhajjar district in presence of ChiefMinister Manohar Lal and chairedby Deputy Chief Minister DushyantChautala via video conference. Hewas speaking at the district-level in-auguration programme of park-gymnasium conducted across thestate. The MP also wished GuruPurnima to those present in the pro-gram. DC Jitendra Kumar wel-comed the guests and gave detailedinformation about the park andgymnasium.
The Chief Minister dedicatedand inaugurated 9 parks and gym-
nasiums in Jhajjar district throughVC. At the inauguration of gymna-siums in Jhajjar district, MP Dr.Arvind Sharma thanked the ChiefMinister. He said that apart fromproviding basic facilities to the peo-ple on behalf of the Central andState Government, they are alsopaying full attention to the infra-structure development. Referring toformer Agriculture and PanchayatDevelopment Minister Om PrakashDhankhar, he said that people ofevery age group, including rural
youth, are seeing the evidence oftheir thinking of providing physicalhealth benefits in the village itself inthese parks and gymnasiums.
MP of Jhajjar district includingDr. Arvind Sharma, his wife Dr.Rita Sharma, Bahadurgarh MLANaresh Kaushik, DC Jitendra Ku-mar, BJP District President BijendraDalal, ZIP Chairman Paramjit, for-mer Minister Kanta Devi were pres-ent. Two newly constructed parksand gymnasiums were inauguratedsimultaneously in the newly con-
structed park and gymnasium com-plex in Dariyapur village in thepresence of Aditya Dhankhar, sonof leader Dr. Rakesh, former minis-ter Om Prakash Dhankar etc.
ADC Jaganivas, SDM BadliVishal, SDM Jhajjar Shikha, Exec-utive Engineer of Panchayati RajDepartment Virendra Sangwan,DIO Amit Bansal, BDPO RamkaranSharma, BJP leader Anand Sagar,Raj Parik and other dignitaries werepresent at the district level inaugu-ration programme.
Steps taken by PM for self-reliant India: Dr Arvind
ISHIKA THAKURISMAILABAD/KURUKSHETRA,JULY 5
Haryana Minister of State for Womenand Child Development Kamlesh Dhan-da said that a gymnasium would beopened in every village of the state.Along with this gymnasium, the stategovernment is also preparing a plan toopen the health wellness center. Initia-tives will be taken to keep people healthythrough this gymnasium and health well-ness center. In the first phase, the gov-ernment targeted to open one thousandyoga and gymnasiums on the panchayatiland of the village and out of this 511gymnasiums have been completed and300 more gymnasiums will be ready inthe coming 3 months. Kamlesh Dhandawas speaking to reporters at a functionorganized by the Panchayat Departmentat village Shanti Nagar Kurdi on Sunday.
Earlier, Chief Minister Manohar Lal in-augurated 98 gymnasiums in differentdistricts of the state simultaneously. Oneof the gymnasiums is also in Shanti Na-gar Kurdi, village of Kurukshetra. In thisinauguration ceremony, where ChiefMinister Manohar Lal was announcingthe opening of gymnasium from Chandi-
garh to Kurukshetra through video con-ferencing, Haryana's Minister of Statefor Women and Child DevelopmentKamlesh Dhanda, Shahbad MLARamkaran Kala, Deputy CommissionerDhirendra Kharagta, Shanti Nagar Kurdialso Inaugurated by removing the curtainfrom the gym stone.
Gym will be opened in every village: Dhanda
Blood donationcamp held
SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKURUKSHETRA, JULY 5
The 289th Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was organized byDr. Ashok Kumar Verma, National Blood Medalist, DiamondBlood Donor and Environment Watch, decorated with Presi-dent's Police Medal at Corona period at Lok NayakJayaprakash Hospital. This camp was organized on the first an-niversary of the late Ram Pyari. CID Deputy Superintendent ofPolice Sheetal Singh Dhariwal attended the camp as the chiefguest while teacher Santresh Rani presided over the camp. So-cial workers Prashant Sharma and Pawan Dhiman were pres-ent as special guests. Blood collection was done under thechairmanship of senior technical officer Naresh Saini. ChiefGuest Deputy Superintendent of Police Sheetal Singh Dhariw-al said that donating blood in memory of his ancestors is a verycommendable work. He appreciated the work of the camp con-venor Dr. Ashok Kumar Verma and said that his life is dedi-cated to the society continuously. There can be no more virtuethan donating blood. Everyone should donate blood from timeto time. Teachers Santresh Rani and Pawan said that today onthe death anniversary of their mother, they pay tribute to themthrough blood donation. Camp convenor Dr. Ashok KumarVerma bowed to all the guests and donors and said that they aretrue warriors in this great disaster.
MAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI, JULY 5
A meeting of the people of Kashyapcommunity was organized in villageJanesaro. In this meeting, the peopleof Kashyap community demanded tomake Indri MLA RamkumarKashyap a minister in the cabinet, hesaid that the Chief Minister of thestate Manohar Lal Khatter govern-ment It has been demanded thatKashyap community is considered tobe the dominating force in the Indriconstituency because Kashyap'svote is the highest and whichever MLA iselected from Indri is not formed withoutthe vote of Kashyap community. Peopleshouted slogans for legislator RamkumarKashyap. On this occasion, RamratanKashyap, Subhas Kashyap, Surender,Binda Kashyap, English Kashyap, Rajku-mar Kashyap, Mansingh, Jeeta RamKashyap, Sindar Bhagat, Maya Ram, RajaRam, Rohit Kashyap Janesaro, Neeraj
Kashyap, Rameshwar, MahinderKashyap, Bira Ram Kashyap Adi said thatthe honour of the people of Indri lightshould be increased by making Ramku-mar Kashyap a minister. He demandedfrom CM Manohar Lal that Ram KumarKashyap, an MLA from Indri, be given aministerial position so that the develop-ment work of Indri area can be done in abetter way.
Demand to make Kashyap minister
GURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, JULY 5
After the arrival of monsoon inthe state, it rained late here onSaturday night and people got re-lief from the heat and humidity.While the weather has cooleddown due to this rain, on the oth-er hand it rained with a heavystorm. The strong storm createdhavoc in the surrounding areasincluding the city of Karnal. Thestorm came late at a time whenpeople could not handle thegoods kept outside and on theroofs.
Clouds started thundering
late Saturday night with strongthunderstorms. The storm lastedfor a long time and after that itstarted raining. Karnal recordeda maximum temperature of 33degrees Celsius on Sunday. Atthe same time, the minimumtemperature dropped to 22.5 de-gree Celsius. Monday will becloudy in the sky and there is apossibility of rain. Monsoon hasbecome active due to this strongrain. According to the Kartianmeteorological discourse, thereis a possibility of good rain in thecoming days, so that people willget relief from the heat and hu-midity.
Possibility of good rain in coming days
Ramuwalia thanks Vij forcurbing Kabootarbaazi
BUREAU CHANDIGARH, JULY 5
Former Union Minister, Mr. BalwantSingh Ramuwalia and famous Punjabisinger Mr. Harbhajan Mann visitedHaryana Home Minister, Mr. Anil Vijat his residence today to enquire abouthis health and wish him a speedy re-covery.
Meanwhile, former Union Minis-ter Ramuwalia appreciated andthanked Vij for constituting a SpecialInvestigation Team (SIT) to keep acheck on immigration fraud ‘Ka-bootarbaazi’ in Haryana. He said thatduring his political career, he hadraised his voice against ‘Kabootar-baazi’ and took action against it inPunjab, but despite his efforts formany decades, the governments ofPunjab paid no heed to it. He said thatby constituting an SIT in Haryana, Mr.Vij has dealt a big blow to the businessof immigration fraud. This will notonly tighten the noose around thefraudsters but will also provide reliefand justice to lakhs of victims in theState.
Vij said that the newly constitutedSIT has arrested about 30 agents ac-cused in more than 24 cases in variousdistricts for illegally sending peopleabroad and recovered more than Rs.35 lakhs from their possession. Hesaid that the command of this SIT hasbeen given to Inspector General of Po-lice, Karnal Range, Mrs. Bharti Arora,and six other SP level officers havebeen included in it.
Vij said that the SIT constituted bythe government is also investigatingthe cases registered in the previousyears. This fraud came to light whenyouth from Haryana was illegally sentto the United States by some agents inthe year 2018-19, where they werecaught by the police and jailed. Afterbeing in jail for a long time, they weredeported to India by the US govern-ment. Taking cognizance of their com-plaints, on the orders of the Haryanagovernment, 254 cases were filedagainst the agents by the police. Apartfrom this, 156 new cases of immigra-tion fraud have been registered whichare being investigated by this SIT, headded.
Dushyant inaugurates state’s firstmultistorey sports complex in SirsaCHANDIGARH: Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Sunday inaugu-rated the state's first multistorey sports complex at Sirsa Club in Sirsa at a cost of aboutRs three crore.Addressing the club members, Mr Chautala said that the construction of multistorysports complex in Sirsa will not only provide best sports facilities for the youth in futurebut will also inspire them to participate and excel in sports.He said that it will be his endeavour to construct multistorey sports complexes like theone in Sirsa, in other districts of the state as well. He said that various indoor games canbe played in this sports complex. Mr Chautala also announced an amount of Rs 25 lakhfrom his voluntary fund for Sirsa Club.
4COURAGE, NOT COMPROMISE, BRINGS
THE SMILE OF GOD'S APPROVAL.
THOMAS S. MONSON
IF THE WORLD'S A VEIL OF TEARS, SMILE TILLRAINBOWS SPAN IT.
LUCY LARCOM
STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-
trologer and VastuExpert known for
her accurate predictions ofwinning BJP minister Kir-
ron Kher,as wellwinning ofP u n j a belect ionsby Con-gress.ARIES:-
Spending time with familywill bring about a sense ofpeace and well-being.Gains from past invest-ments and opportunitiesfor new source of incomeare lightly.
Lucky Color:-Blue Lucky Number:-26
TAURUS:-Don’t trust un-
reliable friend or relatives.Travelling will yield valu-able information. Don’tdepend on others who doyour importantworks. Lucky Color:-
CrimsonLucky Num-
ber:-57GEMINI:-This is agood day toplan for futurebusinessman ex-pansion.
Lucky Color:-PinkLucky Number:-33
CANCER:-Partnerships,businessman problems,past departments- all needyour attention today.
Lucky Color:-Green
Lucky Number:-78LEO:-Today mixing withfriends will be tricky busi-ness. If you don’t want to
be alone, choose acompanion who is
least likely to irri-tate you.
Lucky Color:-Black
Lucky Num-ber:-35
V I R G O : - T h e’queen of cups’
clouds your visionwith emotions. You will beworried about certain fam-ily issues and need to takeout time to sort things out.
Lucky Color:-OrangeLucky Number:-34
LIBRA:-'The moon’takes you through a diffi-
cult karmic situation workwill progress satisfactoryrely.
Lucky Color:-PurpleLucky Number:-65
SCORPIO:-You will gothrough many experi-ences. You will have a bet-ter chance of gettingthrough odd jobs connect-ed with home and familyaffairs if you can’t pro-mote work.
Lucky Color:-BlackLucky Number:-64
SAGITTARIUS:-Thingshappen quickly and youneed to take sharp deci-sions. You are capable ofcatching good opportuni-ty.
Lucky Color:-WhiteLucky Number:-54
CAPRICORN:-Main-taining sound relation-ships seems difficult, butkeep trying. Your chancesof success are better tothen ever before.
Lucky Color:-GreenLucky Number:-24
AQUARIUS:-Spiritualitybeckons and you are in-clined to finding out moreabout it.
Lucky Color:-SilverLucky Number:-31
PISCES:-Good news ison the cards. You will bein a relaxed and happymood.
If you need to make anypersonal decisions, gowith your gut feel.
Lucky Color:-SaffronLucky Number:-12
In 2005, when being interviewed for my first job at aDelhi broadsheet, I was still wallowing in late ado-lescence. Clark Kent apart, I didnt have any jour-
nalistic heroes. Literature graduates have few worldlysmarts and even fewer transferrable skills. I was justglad I was being given a chance to write. A pittance,yes, but the salary did help. I could move into a LajpatNagar house with my childhood sweetheart. My news-room stories bored her. Youd just be an extra on Allthe Presidents Men, she told me when we werebreaking up. She was right. I had nothing on anyone.Okay, I had nothing. Im usually not one for nostalgia,but watching Paatal Lok (2020) was a blow of sorts tothe head. Memories of Delhi came flooding back. Inthe shows first scene, police officer Hathi Ram Chaud-hary (Jaideep Ahlawat) offers one of his juniors someinsight. Delhi, he tells him, is stratified, divided intothree worlds heaven, earth and hell. Heaven getsequated with Lutyens Delhi. Vasant Vihar, Noida andMehrauli all qualify as earth, while hell is made up ofcolonies like Outer Yamuna Paar, grimy, grungy areasthat Chaudhary patrols. Much as I hate to admit it, mytime in Delhi was spent on earth.The architecture of our office was a microcosm of theDelhi Chaudhary described. The political bureau, madeup of reporters who would hang around Lutyens corri-dors, had a separate enclosure all to themselves. Therest of us sub-editors who would struggle with in-scrutable copy, feature writers, the Carrie Bradshaws ofthe capital would start filling the office by two inthe afternoon. Wed be curing hangovers with weakmachine coffee, devising ways to procrastinate dis-creetly. There used to be one corner, however, thatwould always remain empty. I hardly ever saw crimereporters turn up.I must confess I was always felt envious of crime re-porters. Theyd file stories from places as far asGhitroni, Janakpuri and Dallupura. My stories onlyever took me back to South Delhi. Id even find routinestories of chain snatchings a thing of wonder. I had artsand culture stories to edit when news of the Nitharimurders left our office shocked in 2006. More thanoutrage, I felt I was missing out. I wanted to get myhands dirty. I wanted to be a real journalist. I wanted toaccess Delhis netherworld. Nearly 15 years later,Paatal Lok seems to want to offer some comfort. Crimereporters, it shows, are also forced to ask vapid ques-tions. Their nosiness gets reasonable officers suspended.
Teamwork, the ethicessential to journalism
YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020
Editorial
Literature & HealthBaseless social media is question
mark on journalist credibility SUSHIL PANDIT
Today, our society is passing through a lot of con-fusion.In the current scenario society is movingvery fast in the name of modernity. There is no
awareness of right and wrong or we don’t want to con-sider it. The motive of this article intends to communi-cate the difference between traditional media and socialmedia to the entire society. In the present scenario, fic-titious journalism has been promoted by providing sup-port to social media. Social media shouldhave been used to achieve social co - ordi-nation, but at present some people are busyplaying with the values of journalism, so-ciety and nation by making it an unfairmeans of cheap popularity through socialmedia.
Journalists and journalism have someresponsibility towards all sections of thesociety. The discharge of which a journal-ist is well aware of. But some unfair persons have madethe media very cheap and purely commercialise in frontof the society. Social media is dominating traditionalmedia today.
Here, the traditional media refers to news channels,newspapers, magazines, and news broadcasting in gen-eral. The public, concerned with the credibility of thenews, is today in a dilemma over a post in the form ofnews from different platforms in social media. It is notas easy to analyse what is right and what lies. Somepeople are giving their baseless information to face-book, youtube, and other sources of social media. So-cial media is a huge challenge to journalism in realform because of the personal interests of people givingnews to a general information through facebook,youtube, and other sources, and it is not against the me-dia as a competition but to save the identity of journal-ism. For, an image of true and honest journalism is al-ready on the surface. Ministry of information & broad-casting figure About 70 per cent of the self-existing
news channels on the Internet don’t have any recogni-tion, which is being considered illegal by the govern-ment of India. Any newspaper, magazine, or portal reg-istered by the RNI government of India and any TV, ra-dio and youtube channel registered with the ministry ofinformation broadcasting, can appoint journalists orcorrespondents as the staf. Even after the clear directionissued by the ministry, the rules are being overthrownand this all is happening in front of representatives ofthe government. It is clear that without any permission
or registration, this entire play is based onelements of society, whom’r constantlymoving and dominating the desire to gaintheir own ambitions and cheap popularity.In view of the events that are spoiling jour-nalism, through social media. It has come toseeing, at certain places local administrationhas also restricted this kind of fake socialmedia. The High Court, writ petition in re-lation to print, electronic and social media,
as per provisions passed in civil 468/2020 and469/2020, against persons engaged in misleading pub-licity in Indian penal code section 188, 505-1 and in thecircumstances of covid-19 disaster managementact.The provision of punishment under section 1 & 2 ofthe epidemic diseases act, 1957 has also been ensured.In some districts of Haryana, such broadcasting hasbeen prohibited by those who issued orders for imme-diate shut down of social media platforms, such asYoutube, Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, Twitter,Telegraph, Public Apps, being run as news channels, di-rectly or indirectly. While those in action may be di-rected to understand only the tentative decisions takenat the time of the corona, it may be but natural to keepthe real nature of journalism alive. It is not an offenceto journalism through social media but to ignore the in-formation and broadcasting ministry’s guidance is notless than a crime.To present the news on social media,first follow the government’s instructions and thenmake them follow the means of social media.
Sugar consumptionand its ill effects
While sugar and sugar madeproducts lure people, a re-cent study has unveiled the
ill effects caused due to sugar con-sumption. According to the novelstudy, the consumption of sugar islinked with larger fatdeposits around theheart and in the ab-domen, which are ahealth risk.
The study waspublished in the Euro-pean Journal of Pre-ventive Cardiology, ajournal of the Euro-pean Society of Cardi-ology.
"When we consume too muchsugar the excess is converted to fatand stored," said study author Ms SoYun Yi, a PhD student at the Univer-sity of Minnesota School of PublicHealth.
"This fat tissue located aroundthe heart and in the abdomen releaseschemicals into the body which can beharmful to health. Our results supportlimiting added sugar intake," addedYi.
Excess sugar consumption is aworldwide problem. The six coun-tries with the highest sales of sugarydrinks per capita are Chile, Mexico,Argentina, Peru, the US, and SaudiArabia. The demand for sugar is ex-pected to increase in Asia, Africa, andRussia. This observational study ex-amined both sugar-sweetened bever-
ages (such as soft drinks, fruit drinks,energy drinks) and sugar added tofoods and beverages for sweetness(for example when cooking or inprocessed foods). The researchersanalysed the association between
long-term sugar con-sumption and fatstores around theheart and other or-gans.
Data were ob-tained from CoronaryArtery Risk Develop-ment in Young Adults(CARDIA), an ongo-ing cohort study in
the US that includes centres in Alaba-ma, California, Illinois, and Minneso-ta. A total of 3,070 healthy partici-pants aged 18 to 30 were included inthis study. Food and beverage intakeswere measured three times over a 20-year period (1985 to 2005). After 25years (in 2010) computed tomogra-phy (CT) scans of the chest and ab-domen were performed to measurefat volumes in the abdomen andaround the heart. Researchers foundthat sugar intake over the 20-year pe-riod was related to fat volumes laterin life. Higher intakes of both sugar-sweetened beverages and added sugarwere related to greater fat storesaround organs in a stepwise fashion."Our findings provide more evidencethat consuming too much added sug-ar and sugary drinks is related to ahigher amount of fat tissue.
Pressure is mounting onthe Pakistan govern-ment to review its
China policy or risk theprospect of facing globalisolation and condemnationalong with China in thewake of China’s clash withIndia in Eastern Ladakh.
Informed sources haverevealed that the ForeignOffice has told ImranKhan’s PMO that unlessPakistan did a quick coursecorrection on its China re-lationship, it would face thewrath of the world’s majoreconomic powers whowere determined to isolateChina consequent to theclash with India and Chi-na’s behaviour during theCovid pandemic.
The first indication ofwhat awaits Pakistan for itsblind support to China wasthe manner in which theEuropean Union bannedthe national airline PIAfrom landing in Europe.Pakistan has made all-outefforts to convince the EUthat only internationallyqualified pilots would flythose routes but the EU re-fuses to listen. The Euro-pean nations are moving toisolate China at the diplo-matic level for its aggres-sive stance against Indiaand here Pakistani sourcesbelieve that Islamabad
could face collateral dam-age. Already there is greatanger against China in Pak-istan, especially inBalochistan and in GilgitBaltistan at the manner inwhich Pakistan’s resourcesare being exploited by Chi-na under the China-Pak-istan Economic Corridor orCPEC to the detriment oflocal people. The Baloch
and the people of GilgitBaltistan are denied localjobs, as Chinese companiesprefer to bring in cheapChinese labourers to do thetasks.
Moreover, the Chinesecompanies are unmindfulof local customs and tradi-tions and have kept them-selves aloof from localpeople and are, therefore,
viewed with suspicion. Theword has also spread thatChina has usurped land inIndia and could do thesame in forward areas inPakistan. Getting swampedby Chinese culture is a def-inite fear among the peopleof Gilgit-Baltistan, whohave expressed their con-cern to several officials.News reports of the cruel
treatment of ethnic UighurMuslims by the Chinesegovernment are also thetopic of conversation inmany religious WhatsAppgroups.
On the other hand thenumber of coronavirus cas-es in Pakistan have risen to2,25,283 while the fatalitiesrelated to the deadly virusin the country stand at
4,619.According to latest fig-
ures available on Dawn,125,094 people have recov-ered. So far Sindh has re-ported 90,721 cases ofcoronavirus while 80,297cases have been recordedin Punjab so far.
Islamabad and the fed-eral territories collectivelyreported 163 new cases andtwo deaths, the govern-ment’s Covid-19 portalsaid.
Pakistan Foreign Min-ister Shah MahmoodQureshi had on Friday an-nounced that he has testedpositive for COVID-19 andsaid he will carry on his du-ties from home.
"This afternoon, I felt aslight fever and immediate-ly quarantined myself athome. I have now testedpositive for COVID-19. Bythe grace of Allah, I feelstrong and energetic. I willcontinue to carry on my du-ties from home. Pleasekeep me in your prayers,"Qureshi said in a tweet.
According to a Dawnreport several politicians,including members of theruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), have been di-agnosed with the virus overthe past few months as theinfection continues tospread in Pakistan.
Pakistan under pressureto review China Policy
Land would have doneno more than givenour children an extra
yard in which to play, but weprized our peace of mind somuch more. Most of all, leftuntended as it has now beenfor years (so awkwardlyplaced was it for our neigh-bour to use almost as if itwas meant to be in our gar-den!), this no-mans landhas erupted into a riot oflong grasses, wildflowers,and visiting wildlife, that isa daily delight.
In life, we are constant-ly erecting or bulldozingbarricades that we pretend,in language, not to like Ifelt fenced in, It borderedon insanity, His angerknew no bounds. But
wheres the need for wallsand silos when we are alljust human? If you prickme, do I not bleed? If at-tacked by a virus, do we notlock down? If Im travel-ling, do I not carry docu-mentation of my identity,underpinned by that noxiousfabrication nationality?
And thats preciselywhats bothering me today(besides the pandemic, in-justice, inequality, corrup-tion, yada, yada, yada). To-day I complete 20 years inBritain. Twenty years of be-ing a British resident, whilstremaining an Indian citizen,because I havent gotaround to changing a situa-tion I consider perfect. Ofbelonging nowhere. Or bet-
ter even, EVERYWHERE.So many of us have ties
to more than one country.We have parents, siblingsand old friends spreadacross the earth. We havelived, worked and loved indifferent locales, retaininglinks with many, or at leasthappy memories. Britain ismy home. I have lived herefor most of my adult life.Here, where I met and mar-ried my husband, we haveraised our beautiful chil-dren. India is also my home.That is where my parentsdwell, and going back is al-ways a homecoming. I grewup in the Philippines and so,that too is home. As areBangladesh and Burma,lands of my ancestors,
whose tales live on in me.France, where we often hol-iday, is a home away fromhome. And the Mediter-ranean, with its unexplainedlure, is the home of myimagination. Everywhere ishome, and most of us havemixed allegiances. So, whyconstruct watertight com-partments like nationalities?All it does is create factionsand conflict. Why add to theruin of the planet by wastingpassport paper on concoctedpersonalities? All it does iscause heartbreak when, asthe tides of history washover our castles in the sand,changing borders, and tak-ing our hard-won identitieswith it, we are left as we be-gan just human.
Is nationality fluid, are borders futile?
Easter, 1916I have met them at closeof dayComing with vivid facesFrom counter or deskamonggrey
Eighteenth-century houses.I have passed with a nod ofthe headOr polite meaningless words,Or have lingered awhile and saidPolite meaningless words,And thought before I had doneOf a mocking tale or a gibeTo please a companionAround the fire at the club,Being certain that they and IBut lived where motley is worn:All changed, changed utterly:A terrible beauty is born.That woman's days were spentIn ignorant good-will,Her nights in argumentUntil her voice grew shrill.
POEMS
William Butler Yeats
(BY William Butler Yeats )
Anil Kumar takescharge of Banganapolice stationBANGANA (JOGINDRA DEV ARYA):SHO Anil Kumar took charge of BanganaPolice Station. He replaced Manoj Kaun-
dal. New Sta-tion in-chargeAnil Kumar saidthat it would behis priority to fol-low the rulesduring the Coro-na crisis. AnilKumar was ear-lier serving as SIin Sadar Una.He clearly saidthat no mafia
will be protected. Eliminating drug mafia,mining mafia and liquor mafia from theroot will also be my second priority. Hecalled upon the public to follow the rulesin the Corona crisis period so that the co-rona epidemic can be fought with the co-operation of all.
Dinesh Kumar Kapilatakes charge as CGMof NABARD SHIMLA : A report from the committee,under the chairmanship of Sh. B. Sivara-man, emphasized on the need of a sepa-rate organization for looking into the is-sues related to rural development. Na-tional Bank for Agriculture and Rural De-velopment (NABARD) was establishedas a statutory body under the NABARDAct, 1981 passed by the parliament andcame into existence on 12th July 1982by transferring of the agricultural creditfunctions of the Reserve Bank of India(RBI). NABARD supervises the Cooper-ative Banks and Regional Rural Banks(RRBs) to develop sound banking prac-tices, with an aim to build an empoweredand financially inclusive rural India. NABARD is wholly owned by the Gov-ernment of India, with a total authorizedcapital of INR 30,000 crore, and paid upcapital at INR 12,580 crore as on 31stMarch, 2019. It operates with a Head Of-fice at Mumbai and 31 Regional Offices,spread all over India. DINESH KUMAR KAPILA : On 1st July,Sh. D.K. Kapila got charge of Chief Gen-eral Manager at Himachal Pradesh Re-gional Office, Shimla. He is a dynamicprofessional with great experience in ru-ral credit markets, promotional/develop-mental projects, administration, humanresource management, policy planningand execution. He started his career inNABARD as District Development Man-ager in Punjab. From 2009 to 2013 heheaded the credit planning and promo-tional sector activities at HP regional of-fice as Assistant General Manager.
Dust storm hitvarious parts ofHamirpurSHIMLA: Dust storm wreaked havoc invarious parts of Hamirpur district disrupt-ing power supply, uprooting trees andblown away rooftops.A high-speed dust storm hit various partsof Hamirpur tonight as the result powersupply has been snapped.Scores of huge trees fell on roads and infields and rooftops of various housesblown away.Fruit crops, especially of Mangoes, wasworst hit and mango fruits were seenfalling in the fields.This is the second time in this week thatsuch a dust storm ha hit Hamirpur.Monsoon was dormant for last one weekhowever Met Office forecast rain andthunderstorm in mid and foothills of thestate for the next few days.
ACS Health urgespeople to observe allprecautions SHIMLA: Additional Chief SecretaryHealth R. D. Dhiman has urged the peo-ple of the State to observe all precau-tions to combat coronavirus during un-lock period. He said that the process ofunlock has started in phased mannerand it is important to follow the guidelinesissued by the State government.He said that as the economic andtourism activities would be increasing inthe State, therefore it was important tostay alert of this virus for self safety andsafety of the society. He also urged thepeople not to get afraid of this Coronavirus and to follow the guidelines issuedby the Government, maintain self hy-giene, keeping physical distance of onemeter or three feet from another person,to avoid crowding at one place, cover themouth with a mask or face cover.
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Guv emphasis on branding of localproducts for Self Reliant India
BUREAU SHIMLA, JULY 5
Governor Bandaru Dattatrayasaid that self-help groups, co-operative societies and JointLiabilities Group should worktowards branding their prod-ucts which could help in be-coming India self-reliant.
On the occasion of Inter-national Cooperative Day, theGovernor was interacting withthe members of self-helpgroups and officials of RuralDevelopment and CooperationDepartment at Raj Bhavan, to-day. He said that self-reliantIndia aims for 'local, vocal andglobal' and under it, localproducts have to be promotedas a brand to give them awider look. Stressing the needto produce the product accord-ing to the demand, he saidwhen the production was ac-cording to the demand, thesupply was done automatical-ly. He asked the concerned de-partments to cooperate in thisdirection and help thesegroups. He added that SHGsneed to be given online train-
ing for selling local products.He said that such groupsshould be given more financialassistance through NABARDand Khadi Village Industries.He urged the members of thegroups to make more use ofsocial networking.
The Governor also urgedthem to work in the spirit of‘my village and my society’,not individually. He said the
line department should marketthe products to the people ofbackward classes and tribal ar-eas, for which they should ex-plore the possibilities of sell-ing products through shops intourism areas. He said that to-day there was more demandfor the product of naturalfarming for which transportand outlets in prime locationsmay be provided for them. He
also stressed the need to con-nect cottage labour with Kha-di and Village Industries.
Dattatraya asked the con-cerned departments to preparemore and more proposals andproject reports and send themto Ministries of the CentralGovernment so that thesegroups could get maximumgrants. He expressed satisfac-tion that more than 18 lakhmasks were produced duringthe Corona pandemic by vari-ous self-help groups.
On this occasion, thegroup members shared theirexperiences with the Governorand apprised them of theirproblems.
Rakesh Kanwar, Secretaryto the Governor, R.S. Rathoreand Ramesh Malta, Addition-al Registrar, Cooperative De-partment, Anil Sharma JointDirector, Rural DevelopmentDepartment, members of SelfHelp Group from Basantpurand Mashobra Division andother officers and members ofSelf Help Group were alsopresent on the occasion.
SJVN Employeescontribute one day
salary for Covid fundDINESH AGGARWALSHIMLA, JULY 5
COVID-19, a highly contagious dis-ease has engulfed the entire world inits grip. In India, the pandemic is pos-ing severe health and economic chal-lenges with exponential rise in num-ber of cases. Sh. Nand Lal Sharma,Chairman and Managing Director ofSJVN informed that as a responsibleCorporate citizen and understandingthe seriousness of fight against theCOVID-19, the employees of SJVNare voluntarily donating their one-daysalary to CM Relief Fund/H.P.Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund amount-ing to Rupees 44,50,000/- (Forty-FourLakh Fifty Thousand).
Nand Lal Sharma informed that inseries of steps to support the govern-ment in battle against COVID-19,SJVN has contributed Rs.25,00,00,000/- (Twenty-Five Crore)towards PM CARES fund. He also in-formed that SJVN has also provided afinancial support of around Rs.2,00,00,000 (Two Crore) to the Gov-ernment of Himachal Pradesh forprocuring ventilators, Personal Pro-tection Equipment (PPEs), food,masks, sanitizers and gloves in vari-
ous hospitals.Sharma further informed that,
SJVN has always been in forefront insupporting the society and the govern-ment for tackling any issues which af-fect the country or its people. To fightthe COVID-19 spread. SJVN has alsosetup 48quarantine units in its proj-ects. He further said that SJVN is alsoextending support for distribution offood and other essential items to theneedy.
SJVN employees have also al-ready contributed one day salary tothe PM CARES fund to combat theCorona challenge.
100 Panchvati parks and gardens toprovide recreational space to elderly
BUREAU SHIMLA, JULY 5
The senior citizens of the state have alot to cheer about as the state govern-ment has started process to set up 100Panchvati parks and gardens for creat-ing recreational space for the elderlyin all 78 blocks of the rural areas ofthe state.
The Panchwati scheme notifiedby the Rural Development departmentwas recently launched by Chief Min-ister Jai Ram Thakur to set up suchparks with outdoor sports and play ar-eas. These parks will be primarily de-signed for elderly citizens to improvetheir fitness and wellbeing.
Under the scheme in the firstphase land site has been identified forconstruction of these parks at devel-opment blocks Gohar in district Man-di, Bangana in district Una, Banjarand Naggar in district Kullu, Kaza in
Lahaul-Spiti district, Nagrota Bagwanand Sulah in Kangra district, PaontaSahib in Sirmaur district, Tissa andBhatiyat in Chamba district, Kalpa inKinnaur district, Kandaghat in Solandistrict, Rohru in Shimla district andNadaun in Hamirpur district. A widerange of activities would be madeavailable in these parks to meet phys-
ical, emotional and social needs ofelderly.
"The initial work on such parkshas been started at some places andconstruction work on parks in allabove-mentioned blocks will be com-pleted during the current financialyear while the remaining 80 parks andgardens will be developed in phase
manner by December 2021" said Pan-chayati Raj and Rural developmentMinister Virender Kanwar.
Each park will have state-of-artexercise and recreational equipments,one metre wide and 150 metres longstone pitched jogging track, walkingtracks, an exclusive space for yogaand meditation classes, solar lightsamong other amenities like ladies andgents toilets, flower beds etc. wheresenior citizens especially living in re-mote, tribal and backward areas willbe able to spend their time fruitfully.
The park and garden will be builtat a cost of around Rs. 10 lakh andaround Rs. 10 crore will be spent onconstruction of 100 such parksthroughout the state with budget pro-vision from convergence with MNREGA, Swachh BharatMission (Rural) and 14th Finance Commission, stated VirenderKanwar.
ANWAR HUSSAINNALAGARH, JULY 5
City Council Nalagarh has intensified the cleanlinessdrive due to rain, water accumulated in drains re-moved. JCB machines used to remove garbage dumpcollected in the drains around the city.. Due to the rain,the water of the city used to enter people's shops,which causes a lot of damage to the people, this timethe council has already started cleaning, City CouncilPresident Dharmendra Rana said that this time, takingprecaution, the council is fast moving the city. Iscleaning in every ward of the garbage dumped in thedrain is being taken out. He appealed to the people notto throw waste from their houses into the drainagedrains and cooperate with the council by executing itproperly.
Cleaniness driveintensified in Nalagarh
Sailors to getdoctor's services
UNA (PANKAJ KATNA): There is great news for the sailorsof Himachal Pradesh. Now District Una
The sailor will receive the services of a recognized DGshipping doctor.
Union Minister of Shipping Mansukh Mandaviya accept-ed this demand of VR Maritime
Managing Director and Founder Member of Himachal Sea-farers Association Captain Sanjay Prashar.
Recognising services of Dr Puja, she has been authorisedto conduct medical testing related services to sailors from to-day. Dr Puja original form Santoshgarh of Una.
Abhishek Sharma is head ofShiv Sena Mandal Youth
UNA (PANKAJ KATNA):
Shiv Sena of Una met under the leadership of Jai Dutta DistrictGeneral Secretary at Raipur Sahoda. District in-charge RajivMenon was specially present in this meet to consider the pan-chayat elections. Seeing the work of Abhishek Sharma, Unawas elected the head of the Mandal youth unit and AbhishekKumar was directed to constitute the Mandal unit at the earli-est. Discussions were also held at this meeting to intensify themembership drive. On this occasion, Abhishek Sharma saidthat I will be committed to work with full devotion on the workgiven to me by the organization. District in-charge RajeevMenon, District Secretary Jai Dutta, District Vice PresidentGulzar Singh, Anil Sharma, Abhinav Gautam, Anmol Gautam,Rajiv Sharma, Jatinder Chaudhary, Naresh Kumar were pres-ent in this meeting.
SHIMLA : Industries,Labour and EmploymentMinister Bikram Singhpresided over the 235thBoard of Directors meetingof Himachal Pradesh Khadiand Village Industry Board,here today.
Bikram Singh said thatin the year 2019-20 Rs.9.64 crore has been distrib-uted to 327 beneficiariesfor setting up of village in-dustries and micro units un-der Pradhan Mantri RozgarSrijan programme by Hi-
machal Pradesh Khadi Vil-lage Industry Board, whichcreated employment formore than 2600 people.
Under this scheme with anexpenditure of Rs. 10.93crore a target of setting up364 units in the year 2020-
21 has been fixed. TheBOD gave its approval forregularizing Daily wagerscompleting five years ofservice for which matterwould be sent to Govern-ment for final approvalthrough General Adminis-trative Department. BODdecided to relax the han-dling charges to be given bySale Counters under Mini-mum Sale Guarantee from1st April, 2020 to 31st July,2020 due to lockdown in thewake of COVID-19.
Rs. 9.64 crore distributed under PradhanMantri Rozgar Srijan programme
Heavy rainfall recorded in HimachalPradesh in last 24 hoursSHIMLA: Rainfall occurred at many places in Himachal Pradesh in thelast 24 hours, the meteorological department said on Sunday.Dharampur in the state was the wettest place after recording 54 mm rainfollowed by Palampur-50 mm, Dharamshala-48 mm, Mehre-43 mm, Na-grota Suriyan-42 mm, Jatton Barrage-41 mm, Kufri-38 mm, Baijnath andAghar-37 mm each, Gaggal-36 mm, Shimla, Una and Jogindernagar-32mm each, Nadaun-31 mm, Manali and RL-1700-27 mm each, Bharari-25 mm, Mandi and Naina Devi and Sujanpur Tira-24 mm each.
YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020
20 police personnel put in quarantine after DSP, his wifefound corona positiveJANDIALA GURU (KULJIT SINGH): DSP Jandiala Guru and his wife found corona pos-itive, they were isolated at home. While giving the information, SSP Rural Amritsar VikramjitDuggal told that DSP Jandiala Guru will recover soon and return to duty.
Apart from this, he said that 20 workers who were in contact with him were also held in quo-rantine..
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CBM raises tradersissues with PMISHA UPADHYAYCHANDIGARH: Chandigarh BeoparMandal has requested the primeminister of India to take attentiontowards the problems of the smalland medium traders of the U.T.Chandigarh in the prevailing situationof Covid-19 in the entire Citybeautiful. According to Anil VohraPresident CBM, the business activityin the City is totally vanished due tothe lock down. And the small andMedium traders are facing very badtime In the representation to the PMhe said that the business of smalland medium traders andshopkeepers have faced beencollapsed. All shops and offices havebeen shut for two months duringlockdown and the business activitieswas totally vanished. Most of thesmall and Medium traders have takenoverdraft or term loan to run theirbusiness but they are not in positionto pay back them we request theGovt. of India to take cognizance ofthe situation and allow waiver to suchinterest upto 30-9-2020 in order tohelp our traders to maintain theirbusiness continuity in this economiccrises and a special package shouldbe given to small and medium traders. Charanjiv Singh Chairman of theCBM said that small and mediumtraders still facing the big problem ofC form and for that their VAT Returnand Assessments are still pending,The traders are getting notices for thesame and penalties are going toimposed to non depositing of C formOn behalf of the traders of the city werequest that the deemed assessmentscheme should be applicable and allthe Cases of VAT should be deemedunder the scheme as assessed with areasonable and minimum amount oftax and penalty.
AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 5
Chief Minister Arvind Ke-jriwal on Sunday said thatas of now there is no scarci-ty of hospital beds in the na-tional capital, over 15,000beds are available of which5,300 are occupied. How-ever, there is a shortage ofICU beds here, he added.
"For now, there is noscarcity of hospital beds,we have over 15,000 bedsout of which 5,300 are oc-cupied. There is a paucityof ICU beds. If there is anyspike in COVID cases,these ICU beds are verycritical for us," the ChiefMinister said at DRDO-built Sardar VallabhbhaiPatel COVID-19 Hospital.
Speaking about the hos-pital he said, "This 1,000-bed facility was very muchneeded at this time. Somany people are beingtreated under home isola-tion in Delhi currently, aperson if goes in a seriouscondition starts searchingfor a hospital so the hospitalbeds are needed at this
time...this 1,000-bed hospi-tal will be helpful in such asituation." He further saidthat there was a spike incases in the national capitalwhen the lockdown waslifted around one monthago but gradually the situa-tion was controlled.
"It was projected thatDelhi would have around65,000 COVID-19 activecases so we together con-trolled this situation and to-day there are only 25,000active cases here," headded. Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah and DefenceMinister Rajnath Singh alsovisited the DRDO-builtSardar Vallabh Bhai PatelCOVID-19 Hospital in Del-hi Cantonment. UnionHealth Minister Dr HarshVardhan, Delhi CM ArvindKejriwal and DRDO Chair-man G Satheesh Reddywere also present here. TheDRDO-built Sardar Vallab-hbhai Patel COVID-19Hospital in Delhi Canton-ment is a temporary hospi-tal structure that has beenerected in 11 days and has
1,000 beds including 250ICU beds, informed DRDOofficials. Delhi has a totalof 97,200 COVID-19 cases,
including 68,256 recoveriesand 25,940 active cases, asper the last bulletin of theDelhi Health Department.
No scarcity of hospital beds in Delhi,there is shortage of ICU beds: Kejriwal
Victory over corona canonly be achieved bytaking precautions: DCDALJEET AJNOHAHOSHIARPUR: As part of the'Mission Fateh' launched by thePunjab Government to win the waragainst Corona Virus due to the far
sightedness of theChief Minister Capt.Amarinder Singh,door to doorawareness wasspread in thevillages by theCooperative
Societies today. The Society incharge of Awareness alsoencouraged the people to maintainsocial distance and take precautionslike frequent hand washing, besidesdistributing free masks andawareness pamphlets.Appreciating the DeputyCommissioner Mrs. Apneet Riyaitsaid that the staff and members of286 Agricultural CooperativeSocieties working in the district alsodistributed masks and sanitizers tothe people under the 'Mission Fateh'awareness campaign. He said thatapart from giving information about'Mission Fateh' while collecting milkfrom the milk producing cooperativesocieties functioning in the district,pamphlets were also distributed. Themembers of these sabhas were alsomade aware to collect milk whilewearing masks and gloves to createsocial distance. He said that the co-operative societies have beenworking for the eradication of Coronavirus from the very beginning. He said that a mass movement hasbeen created by various departmentsunder 'Mission Fateh' to spreadawareness.
Covid hospital built incompliance with WHOguidelines: Rajnath SinghNEW DELHI: Defence MinisterRajnath Singh while visiting theDRDO-built Sardar Vallabhbhai PatelCOVID-19 Hospital in DelhiCantonment on Sunday said that thefacility is a perfect hospital and wasbuilt here in compliance with theguidelines issued by the World HealthOrganisation. "The DRDO, Ministry ofHome Affairs, Tata Sons Industriesand with support of manyorganisations this 1,000-bedtemporary hospital for COVID-19patients has been set up. Thespeciality about this hospital is that ithas been set up in just 12 days,"Singh told a news agency."I have been given the informationthat more than 250 intensive care unitbeds have been established here. Itis a perfect hospital. This hospital hasbeen set up as per the guidelinesissued by the World HealthOrganisation," he added.Singh along with Union HomeMinister Amit Shah visited the DRDO-built Sardar Vallabhbhai PatelCOVID-19 Hospital in DelhiCantonment on Sunday.Union Health Minister Dr HarshVardhan, Delhi Chief Minister ArvindKejriwal.
MUMBAI, JULY 5
Mumbai, Thane and otherparts of Konkan Maharashtrafor the third consecutive dayon Sunday and caused water-logging in some low-lying ar-eas of the metropolis. The In-dia Meteorological Depart-ment (IMD) has forecast inter-mittent rains in the city andsuburbs "with possibility ofheavy falls" at isolated placesin the next 24 hours.
Heavy rainfall inundatedsome low-lying areas of thecity, including Hindmata inCentral Mumbai, and Chem-bur in eastern suburbs. TheColaba observatory in SouthMumbai recorded 129.6 mmrain in the 24 hours ending at8.30 am on Sunday while theSantacruz weather station in
western suburbs recorded200.8 mm rain during thesame period, the IMD said.
Heavy rains continuein Mumbai; low-lying
areas waterlogged
KULWINDER BHATIANANGAL, JULY 5
Rotary International hassent state-of-the-art equip-ment worth about Rs 5lakh for the treatment ofpatients, especially thosesuffering from Coronaepidemic. Rotary ClubNangal Central at Lala La-jpat Rai Civil HospitalThe newly appointed teamof SMO was installed inthe presence of Dr. NareshKumar. Disclosing thishere today President NitinSindhwani, PrincipalJasveer Singh, JP Singh,Varun Diwan and otherssaid that the zonal gover-nor of Rotary Internation-al 3080 Jatinder Dhingrahad sent goods worth Rs45 lakh for Ropar zone onthe last day. It was handed
over to Dr. HN Sharma,Civil Surgeon, Rupnagarby Mr. Rana KP Singh,MLA and Speaker, Con-stituency Sri AnandpurSahib for theconvenienceof the people in varioushospitals of the district.Out of which goods worthabout Rs 5 lakh were sentto Lala Lajpat Rai CivilHospital, Nangal. SMODr. Naresh thanked Ro-tary Club Nangal Central
for donating the aboveitems to the hospital. Heappealed to the people togive priority to gettingtreatment in this hospitalfor getting quality healthfacilities. Among others present onthe occasion were VishalSharma Shali, DeepakAhuja General Secretary,Manish Khanna, Dr.Roshan Lal, JK Walia, Ra-jesh Khanna etc.
Rotary Club Nangal Central donatesRs 5 lakh to Lala Lajpat Rai civil hospital
MK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHI,JULY 5
Congress MLA Navtej SinghCheema has put a stop to thewords left by oppositionAkali Dal leaders for a fewdays, today with his addressof just 29 seconds.
The issue of removing soilfrom the dam was on the tar-get of opposition for a fewdays before placing a bridgebuilt by Sant Seechewal onthe holy Kali Bein in front ofthe Avtar Gaushala villageFatewal. Today, MLA
Cheema arrived with the teamof officials to look into thematter. Later, during the pressconference, he said that we allrespect Padma Shri Sant Bal-bir Singh Seechewal. Thebridge will also be laid andthe road will also be opera-tional. He said without nam-ing that there are somenaughty elements who createfalse faults to shine their pol-itics. Cheema said that thewhole administration isstanding with great SantSeechewal and everythingwill be done according to hissaying.
Whole administration is standing withgreat Sant Seechewal : MLA Cheema
RAJIV JAINCHANDIGARH, JULY 5
The Department of Gandhianand Peace Studies in collabo-ration with the Department ofPublic Administration organ-ized a webinar on the topic“Covid-19 Towards a Sustain-able Lifestyle” of Prof. SureshMishra, Professor of PublicAdministration & Chair Pro-fessor & Coordinator Centrefor Consumer Studies andProject Director, NationalConsumer Helpline (NCH) &State Consumer HelplineKnowledge Resource Man-agement Portal (SCHKRMP),Indian Institute of Public Ad-ministration, New Delhi, to-day via WebEx. Dr. ManishSharma, Chairperson, Depart-ment of Gandhian and PeaceStudies introduced the topic
and speaker and other invitedguests, faculty members andstudents. Prof. Mishra startedhis presentation by stating thatCOVID-19 is the greatest hu-manitarian challenge to theworld since World War II andit has been observed that thisdisease is created and spreadby the rich but the poor are themost affected one.
And it has also changed theAttitude and behavior towardsthe purchasing and consump-tion pattern of the massesthroughout the world. Greedhas replaced need. He dis-cussed how COVID-19 pan-demic is a trigger for takingserious action and makingpolicies towards sustainabledevelopment which is a com-bination of both sustainablelifestyle and sustainable con-sumerism.
NEW DELHI: India'sfirst 'plasma bank', theDelhi Plasma Bank whichwas established at the In-stitute of Liver and Bil-iary Sciences (ILBS) herein collaboration with theDelhi government, is nowoperational.
Patients who have re-cently recovered fromCOVID-19 are eligible todonate plasma.
"The only purpose ofthis bank is to provideplasma to all the hospitalsin Delhi. I used to receivecalls on a regular basis ifwe could provide plasmaor not. Earlier there wereno facilities, but now, it ispossible with the settingup of this bank," Dr Ani-
ta, incharge, Delhi Plas-ma Bank told a newsagency.
"In order to donate, itis important that thedonor has one report stat-ing that he was testedpositive for COVID-19and the donor shouldhave recovered from thedisease for at least 14days," she further added.
"Whenever the donorcomes, they are coun-selled first about the pro-cedure and all their con-cerns are addressed. Oncefit, the donor's blood sam-ple is collected, veins arechecked and then wecheck the blood pressureand temperature," shesaid.
First 'plasma bank'now operational
Normal life hitin Patna
PATNA: Heavy rainscontinued to throw normal lifeout of gear in Patna onSunday as the city sawwaterlogging in several parts.People on the streets had atough time as they wadedthrough knee-deep water tobuy essential items.Those driving through narrowlanes flooded with water alsofaced difficulty as they had topass through poorlyconstructed roads. Pumpshave also been placed insome parts of the city to flushout the rainwater.
HMV holds webinar on Guru Teg Bahadur
HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR, JULY 5
Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized a webi-nar on Shri Guru The Bahadur ji as per the instruc-tions of DPI Colleges Punjab under the guidance ofPrincipal Prof. Dr. Mrs. Ajay Sareen. This webinarwas organized by Post Graduate Department of Pun-jabi. The Chief Guest of this webinar was Dr. G.S.
B r a r( A s s i s -tant Di-r e c t o r ,DPI Col-l e g e sPb.) andthe re-s o u r c e
person was Prof. Gurbhajan Singh Gill. PrincipalProf. In this webinar, the students of the college Ms.Simran Momi, Ms. Sanjamjit Kaur Johal, Ms.Jaspreet, Ms. Gurkirat Kaur, Ms. Ripublin Kaur andMs. Varanjit Kaur recited poems on the life and mar-tyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur Ji. Head of Punjabi De-partment Mrs. Navroop Kaur showed a video aboutPunjabi department.
ANIL VERMABATHINDA, JULY 5
Farmer Nirmal Singh fromvillage Golewala in talwandiSabo block is reaping bene-fits from the 60 days moongcultivation in 11 acre of hisland and earning handsomeincome. For the past onedecade, Nirmal Singh hasbeen cultivating moong andearning financial benefits aswell as has improved thehealth of soil in his fields.
Before cultivating paddyand basmati, Nirmal Singhcultivates 60 days moongcrop. He not only earns morefrom this additional crop al-beit the improves the healthof soil in his fields as moongcultivation leads to increasedcontent of nitrogen therebylowering the need for fertiliz-ers for the paddy and basmati
crops that are cultivated later.this has helped him lower thecost of inputs on fertilizersand pesticides as well as gainwell from selling moong. Headded that wherever moongis cultivated, the basmati andpaddy is sown after July 20.This saves plenty of groundwater, which is already receding at an alarming rateand power consumption as well.
Moong adds to nutritionvalue of soil
VERMAGURDASPUR, JULY 5
On Sunday afternoon Kul-winder Kaur the District presi-dent of women wing was hon-ored by SC Morcha presidentYashpal Kaundal. On this oc-casion, he garlanded flowersand presented shawls to honorher.
Speaking on the occasion,Yashpal Kaundal said that Kul-winder Kaur is the hard-work-ing leader of the party, who hasattained the primacy of districtfor her hard work and dedica-tion. He said that KulwinderKaur, while being the Presi-dent of the block, had created aseparate identity in the district,due to which the High Com-mand has given her the chargeof the district in view of thework done by her for the party.
He said that in view of the poli-cies of Prime MinisterNarinder Modi, the trend ofpeople is moving towards BJP.He said that Prime MinisterNarinder Modi has announcedto distribute ration to 80 croreIndians by November, which iscausing a wave of happinessamong the people. There is aparty in which it is encouragedto see the work of the workerrather than the family suit.Apart from this, KulwinderKaur has always helped theneedy people to overcome the
poverty and social evils pre-vailing in the society, alongwith making her special placein the district for a long time.He said that he fully hopes thatin future also she will workhard to make her special placein the party. On this occasion,Principal Yashpal Kaundal wasalso honored by the WomenDistrict wing president Kul-winder Kaur by putting Siropa.Speaking on the occasion,while Kulwinder Kaur thankedthe Punjab head of the partyAshwani Sharma.
SC morcha honours womendistrict President
MK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHI,JULY 5
Medical Officer Dr.Jagsir Singh told that thegovernment has madenecessary for pool test-ing by R. T. P. C.R tech-nology of those return-ing to Punjab.
Under this pool testing,samples of 35 people in-cluding migrant laborershave been taken in vil-lage Bharoana of Sultan-pur Lodhi. He said thesamples have been sent tothe Medical College ofAmritsar for investiga-tion. Dr. Jagsir said thataccording to the guide-lines of ADC Vikas
Surinder Pal Angra, if aperson comes to the re-gion from abroad or otherregions of India, thenthey will be tested withthis technique. He saidthat Corona rescue train-
ing is being given to peo-ple in Covid-19 poolcamp. Avdeep, VarinderSingh, Jasbir Kaur, Jatin-der, Amandeep and oth-ers were present on thisoccasion.
Pool testing required of thosereturning to state: Dr. Jagsir
PRITPAL SINGHSHAHKOT, JULY 5
Two Anganwadi workersworking on front and servingto people during coronacrises have been found in-fected with corona. The re-port of Anganwadi workerand helper posted in villageFazalpur came on Saturdayevening. After this, both weresent to Civil Hospital Jaland-har. 25 people, including 17people from their family,have been quarantined. OnSunday, health departmentteams surveyed the villageand prepared a list of the peo-ple in contact.
Senior Medical OfficerDr. Amardeep Singh Duggalsaid that these Anganwadiworkers were tested in the
camp set up at CHC Shahkot.The test report revealed bothof them to be corona infected.The teams then sent both tothe hospital and made a list ofthe people they came in con-tact with these two. So far 25people have been quarantinedand if others have come incontact, they too will be keptin. On Monday, Corona Sam-pling Camp will be organizedat village level itself and co-rona tests will be done for all
people. At the same time, aperson who came positive inTalwandi Sanghera, 15 daysago, has been sent again tothe civil hospital after cough-ing, where he will be testedagain under the supervisionof doctors.
Block Extension Educa-tor Chandan Mishra said thatthe corona test report of twopeople came positive on Sat-urday, while the report of 95people of Shahkot.
25 people qurantined after two cases reportedcorona positive in Village Fazalpur
Special online lecture onsustainable development at PU
Woman SI arrested for taking
Rs 20 lakh bribeAHMEDABAD, JULY 5 A woman police sub-inspec-tor (PSI) has been arrested forallegedly accepting a bribe ofRs 20 lakh from a rape ac-cused for not charging himunder the Prevention of Anti-Social Activities Act, policesaid on Sunday. Shweta Jade-ja, who was the in-charge ofMahila police station inAhmedabad-West, had al-legedly demanded Rs 35 lakhfrom the brother of KenalShah, against whom she wasinvestigating a rape case reg-istered in 2019, a police offi-cial said. She demanded themoney for not booking Shahunder provisions of the Pre-vention of Anti-Social Activ-ities Act (PASA) Act, wherethe police can send an ac-cused to a jail outside his na-tive district, he said.
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YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020
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14 positive cases surface in MohaliKHARAR/ MOHALI : The District today saw it's biggest spike in the corona virus positive cas-es ever since the imposition of the lockdown. Disclosing this here today, the Deputy Commis-sioner Girish Dayalan said that as many as 14 cases were reported from across the district today.Out of these, 8 are females while the rest 6 are males. The 11 cases belong to village behda whileone case each belongs to lalru, derabassi and Phase-4 in Mohali. All the cases related to villagebehda are the contacts of the earlier positive cases. As of now, the total number of cases in the dis-trict are 302 out of which the active cases number 79. A total of 218 cases have been cured while5 have resulted in the deaths. The DC further added that the District Administration is ramping upthe healthcare facilities and is providing all necessary assistance to the Health Department to ef-fectively combat the pandemic.
GAURAV GOELLUDHIANA, JULY 5
Punjab Health & Family WelfareMinister Mr Balbir Singh Sidhusaid that to check the spread ofCovid 19 pandemic, Punjab has ledall the states as the number of casesin our state are much less than thatin other parts of the country. He saidthat this was possible only becausethe Capt Amarinder Singh led Pun-jab government took timely deci-sions while attending the state-lev-el function on the occasion of mar-tyrdom day of Baba Maharaj Singhat village Rabbon Uchi, near heretoday.
He said that the citizens do nothave to visit private hospitals orlabs for their testing as more than10,000 tests are being done daily bythe government hospitals in Punjab.While replying to a question relatedto an Amritsar based lab givingwrong reports of patients, he in-formed that the license of that labhas been cancelled and in future, nosuch lab would be spared.
He also announced the openingof a Health & Wellness Centre inthe name of Baba Maharaj Singh atvillage Rabbon Uchi within amonth. He said that the Punjab gov-
ernment is committed for strength-ening the healthcare services in thestate. He said that out of 2900 suchcentres in Punjab, 1900 have al-ready been constructed, while theremaining 1000 would also be start-ed soon.
On this occasion, he also an-nounced a grant of Rs 5 lakh fromthe Chief Minister DiscretionaryFund for the development of villageand for installing a statue of BabaMaharaj Singh in the village. Whilepaying his tributes to Baba MaharajSingh, Mr Balbir Singh Sidhu todayexhorted the people to strive for
unity and integrity of the nation andfollow the path shown by the firstSikh martyr of the independencestruggle, Baba Maharaj Singh. Hesaid that Baba Maharaj Singh was agreat patriot who sacrificed his lifefor the sake of the freedom of thecountry. Disclosing more, the min-ister said that time and again at-tempts have been made to portray1857 revolt as the beginning of thefreedom movement of the countrybut history stands testimony to thefact that Baba Maharaj Singh start-ed the struggle for independence atthe very time when he tried to free
the last Sikh ruler Maharaja DalipSingh from the clutches of theBritish. But in a cruel twist of fate,the British got wind of the plansmade by Baba Maharaj Singh inleague with his comrades and sub-sequently, he was imprisoned andsent to Singapore where he encoun-tered innumerable hardships andwas martyred on 5th July 1856.
The minister further elaboratedthat the Punjab Government is com-mitted to the preservation of theenormously rich and glorious histo-ry as well as the cultural heritage ofthe state. On the occasion, MLA(Payal) Mr Lakhvir Singh Lakhawelcomed the minister and apprisedhim of the development-orienteddemands of the constituency. Fate-hgarh Sahib MP Dr Amar Singh,Samrala MLA Mr Amrik SinghDhillon, Khanna MLA Mr GurkiratSingh Kotli, Bassi Pathana MLAMr Gurpreet Singh GP, former min-ister Mr Malkit Singh Dakha, ZilaParishad Chairman Mr YadwinderSingh Jandiali, SSP Khanna MrHarpreet Singh, SDM Payal MrMankanwal Singh Chahal, PoliticalSecretary to the Minister MrHarkesh Chand Sharma, besidesseveral others were also present onthe occasion.
Punjab leads all states in handlingcorona pandemic: Balbir Sidhu
JALANDHAR, JULY 5
Deputy CommissionerGhanshyam Thori today di-rected the officials to imposecurfew like strictness in theall the containment and mi-cro-containment zones to ar-rest the spread of Covid-19pandemic.
Chairing a meeting withthe Civil, health and policeofficials in the district ad-ministrative complex, TheDeputy Commissioner askedthem to keep eagle on thecontainment and micro-con-tainment zones and theremust be utmost strictness inthe these zones to preventthe spread of Covid-19 pan-demic. He said that the entryand exit must be completelysealed except for medicalteams for the door to doorsurvey and delivery of es-sential commodities or serv-ices. Thori told that peoplewill be allowed to move outonly for medical emergency.He said strict perimeter con-
trol would be ensured withhealth workers going door todoor for active surveillance.
He asked the officers toensure that no movement ofvehicles and persons takeplace in the zones
Mr Thori further told tothe officials to ensure deliv-ery of ration or essentialitems to the poor people attheir doorsteps so that theydon’t face any kind of prob-lems to meet daily need ofration.
He said that any viola-tion of the norms in the con-tainment zones should bedealt with sternly. He saidthat for any sort of lapse theofficer of the concerned areawould be held accountable.
He said that the state anddistrict was fighting a waragainst an ‘invisible enemy’and the officers were alreadydoing a tough job. He saidthat all the officers havebeen performing their dutyzealously despite of chal-lenging circumstances.
Ensure strictness incontainment zones to arrest
spread of covid-19: DCCampaign to send straycows to Gaushala
RAKESH SHARMAFARIDKOT: Campaign to relievepeople from the problem of destituteanimals in the city, this campaigncontinued even today on the fourth dayof rain, so far about 80 destituteanimals have been sent toGovernment Goshala Golewala .Under the leadership of DC VimalKumar Setia and MLA Kushal DeepSingh Dhillon, the work of capturingthese animals from the city has beenstarted in collaboration with the doctorsof Animal Husbandry Department,employees of the Municipal Council,National Youth Club, Shri BrahminSabha and Gaushala Nandiyana, Afew days ago, Deputy CommissionerFaridkot was contemplating acampaign to provide safe place to thedestitute animals by meeting with thesocial service organizations. A meeting was held with animal loversof the city and suggestions weresought for its solution and these wereimplemented immediately. In the last 4days, about 80 animals have beentransported to the Gaushala.
Centre allows choppers tospray insecticides in Punjab,prevent locust swarm attackMOGA: On the request of PunjabChief Minister Captain AmarinderSingh, the Centre has givenpermission for using helicopters tospray insecticides on crops, in order toprevent locust attack, the ChiefAgriculture Officer of Moga said hereon Sunday. According to Moga CAOBalwinder Singh, both the Agriculturedepartment and the districtadministration are fully prepared tomeet any attack of locust swarm.Stating that the department wereprovided sufficient quantity ofinsecticides by the state government,the Moga CAO said that 15 firebrigades were ready for spray.
1000 more health centres to be set up in state
17 patients dischargedfrom covid care centreJALANDHAR: As many as 17coronavirus positive patients todaywere discharged after proper treatmentfrom the local Covid Care Centre inGovernment Meritorious School,Jalandhar. The patients were givenwarm send off by the team of doctorsand nursing staff at the Covid CareCentre. The patients identified asLovepreet, Prabjot Kaur, PrabjeetSingh, Baldev Kaur, Davinder Kaur,Kulwinder Singh, Abhilesh, Rajesh,Mukandaus, Ritik, Durga, Manju,Poonam, Jaswinder Singh, JatinderKaur, Amarjeet Singh and SanjeevKumar were taken to Covid CareCentre there after being findingpositive and undergone treatment by ateam of Doctors led by Senior MedicalOfficer Dr. Jagdish Kumar there.The patients showed completesatisfaction over the quality treatmentprovided to them there. They hailedfront line warriors doctors, nursing staffand others for their exceptionalservices towards them in this battleagainst the Covid-19 pandemic.The patients also expressed theirgratitude towards the state governmentled by Punjab Chief Minister CaptainAmarinder Singh for making elaboratearrangements to take care of thepatients in this hour of crisis.Civil Surgeon Jalandhar Dr GurinderKaur Chawla said that with the sheercommitment of the medical expertsand the will power of every individualPunjab in general and Jalandhar inparticular would win the fight againstthis pandemic.The Civil Surgeon said that under theleadership of Deputy Commissioner MrGhanshyam Thori, the Healthdepartment was fully committed to winthe war against Corona Virus.
KULWINDER BHATIANANGAL, JULY 5
At the invitation of 10Central Trade Unions,memorandum was hand-ed over to TehsildarSurinderpal at Nangal to-day as part of a campaignto send a memorandum toPrime Minister NarendraModi through SDM andDistrict Deputy Commis-sio .
Disclosing this heretoday Satnam Singh saidthat against the anti-laborand anti-national eco-nomic and industrial poli-cies of the Central Gov-ernment and against theanti-labor and anti-na-tional measures beingtaken during the crisis of
Corona epidemic and dur-ing this time of the work-ing class. Protestingagainst the growing woes,various organizations to-day demanded that laborlaws be amended to endthe legal rights of work-ers. DA of Central andState Employees and Pen-sioners The decision to
block should be reversedimmediately. Strictly stopthe process of job lossduring the Corona epi-demic. No loss of em-ployment should be guar-anteed. A copy of thememorandum has alsobeen sent to the Punjab Chief Minister,Chandigarh.
Central trade unions send letter toPM against anti-labour decisions
ANIL VERMABATHINDA, JULY 5
Punjab Youth DevelopmentBoard ChairmanSukhwinder Singh Bindraled the youth in TalwandiSabo constituency for houseto house check up of coronaunder Mission Fateh. Con-gress leaders Jagdev SinghJajjal, Navdeep Singh GoldieGill posted by KhusdeepSingh Khushi Gill on the rec-
ommendation of PunjabYouth Development Board,Mission Fateh Bathinda.
Congress Leader Jai JeetSingh Johal thankedSukhwinder Singh Bindraand said that Corona virushas been brought under con-trol on a large scale due tothe steps taken by the PunjabChief Minister Capt.Amarinder Singh to preventcovid-19 and now the Mis-sion Fateh launched by the
government to defeat Mis-sion Fateh has been shifted toTalwandi Sabo constituencywill be achieved with theparticipation of every citizenunder this a gathering ofYouth Congress leaders ofthe constituency would beheld at Bathinda where theywould be encouraged tocampaign in the villages bygiving masks and sanitizersto drive the corona fromhouse to house so that theconstituency Talwandi Sabowould be kept corona free.
On this occasion Mr. JaiJeet Singh Johal commendedthe elected Corona Warriorsof Talwandi Sabo constituen-cy Mr. Jagdev Singh Jajjal,Mr. Navdeep Goldie Gill andMr. Khushi Gill and encour-aged them.
House to house corona checkup under Mission Fateh
Closure ofThermal Plant
opposedANIL VERMABATHINDA, JULY 5
A statement was issued byHarsimrat Kaur Badal andSikandar Singh Maluka stat-ing that they were against the
closure oft h e r m a lplant afterthe state-ment madeby Man-p r e e tB a d a l .Nowadaysthe same
thing is going on in rural ar-eas and cities with whichmouth the Akali Dal Badalopposes thermal shutdown.While Sukhbir Badal had al-ready completed all the workof thermal shutdown.
Punjabi youth trapped inSaudi, seeks return to IndiaBEAS (GURDARSHAN PRINCE): Caases of al-leged punishments are coming from the Punjabiyouth staying abroad. Most of Punjabi youths oftenwant to go abroad in search of a good future, butwhen any problem in that country comes to light then
there is no one who cancatch his arm.
A similar case has hap-pened with GurwinderSingh, a Punjabi youth fromvillage Kheda Bala Chak inAmritsar district, in hisvideo viral on social media,he narrated his tales of woes.Youth is in a lot of troubledue to this, but work bossesare neither giving salary nor
giving anything to eat and he is being harassed verytightly from above. Victim sought help from Min-istry of External Affairs, the Government of Punjaband the media, that he should try as soon as possibleand call him back to India and if this does not happenthen anything can happen to him.
KULJIT SINGH JANDIALA GURU, JULY 5
The path of the Akali Dal isnot easy in the light-hearted Jandiala Guruin the 2022 assemblyelections, eventhough they haveonce thought of play-ing a game againstMalkit Singh, whowon the election fromhere, but this timeMalkit Singh easilygot.
Akali Dal can’t win in theelections because in the last 3years, he has been kept awayfrom Jandiala Guru and hegave his time to people inBaba Bakala, this mistake of
Akali Dal may be overshad-owed by Malkit Singh. See-ing different candidates, Dr.Dalbir Singh, who had con-
tested here on behalfof the Akali Dal inthe last election,was the first to holdthe command of theAkali Dal here for 2years and after thatlast time here BaljitSingh Jalal Usma,who had won theelection, had alsostarted spreading his
legs, who is now command-ing Baba Bakala. BikramSingh Majithia of ShiromaniAkali Dal blessed MalkitSingh for Jandiala Guru con-stituency .
Jandiala Guru's seat may becomebig challenge for SAD
CHET RAM RATTANNAWANSHAHR, JULY 5
National President of the Hu-man Rights Forum, Dr.Jaswant Singh Khera saidthat with the initiative takenby the warriors of the Forumfor the betterment of human-ity, many other organizationsstood in line for this reason.
In which a Noor institutionand many other organiza-tions of village Pathalawacame forward to cremate thedead bodies. Dr. Khera de-manded from the govern-ment that these social work-ers should be honored on 15August for this historic deci-sion. These veterans will be
honored with special awardsat the national level functionof the Human Rights Forumof India.
Mohinder Maan DistrictPresident, Didar SinghRooparai Doaba Chairman,Sanjeev Kanth Urban Chair-man, Gurbachan Singh Pun-jab President Advisory Com-mittee, Kuldeep Bhushan
District Secretary, BalwinderKumar Mahe, Gulshan Ku-mar Chairman Banga Advi-sory Committee, KulwantSingh Saini District Presi-dent Advisory Committee. ,Amrik Singh Vice PresidentDistrict, and Balbir SinghRakesh Nair, Hussan LalSundar Secretary Punjabwere present.
Members of Human Rights Forum comeforward to cremate corona deceased
SUMER GARGSUNAM, JULY 5
Federation of PrivateSchools and Associations(Reg.) Punjab representsalmost all the CBSE, ICSE,PSEB in Punjab that in-cludes 17 associations.School managements feelthat Covid-19 has greatlyaffected the lives of schoolteachers, non-teachingstaff, school transport driv-ers and conductors work-ing in schools as most busi-nesses across the worldhave been affected. Even insuch an environment, chil-dren are constantly en-gaged to syllabus via on-line education by our
teachers. It is also true thata lot of parent's income hasbeen affected in the recentpast. But there are alsomany parent whose busi-nesses were not affectedduring this lock-down.
In such times, the gov-ernment and other politicalparties have started play-
ing political games on theissue of school fees andparents are misguided, dueto which today, five lakhfamilies who are doing em-ployed in private schools,are at verge of starvationand as government has notprovided any financial as-sistance to private schools
these schools were forcedto knock doors of theHonorable Punjab andHaryana High Court to gettheir rights and the Hon'bleHigh Court had issuedjudgment to their CWP7409 of 2020.
The decision is in favorof Schools and Parentsequally. Hon'ble court con-sidered four points fromthe first decision taken bythe Punjab government andasked the schools to collectthe full tuition fees and ad-mission fees. Court hasasked to collect actual ex-penditure incurred duringthe lockdown period forthe annual fund and trans-portation.
Private school mgt extends helping hand to parents seeking cordial relations
CHET RAM RATTANNAWANSHAHAR, JULY 5
Deputy Commissioner DrSheena Aggarwal said here thatthe administrative preparationsfor the potential locust attackwere complete and teams basedon various departments werealerting the farmers in advanceabout the potential locust at-tack.
She said that after inspectingthe mock drill in the villageBersian, a strong team has beenformed, with the involvementof district administration andvarious departments, to resolvepotential locusts in the districtand complete preparationshave been made to counter it.
Chief Agricultural Officer Sha-heed Bhagat Singh Nagar Dr.Shri Surendra Singh said thatthe Department of Agricultureand Farmers Welfare has col-lected details of back spraypumps, tractor mounted spraypumps, available fire brigadesand water tankers in variousvillages. He said that spraypumps / water tankers availablewith farmers can be specially
used in this campaign if neces-sary. The department has al-ready made necessary pesti-cides such as chlorpyriphos,pesticides. The Agriculture Of-ficer said that apart from this,district and block level What-sApp group teams have alsobeen formed at the district andblock level to maintain the syn-ergy of the work associatedwith this campaign.
Admn ready to fightLocusts: Dr. Aggarwal
SD College holdsNational Webinar
HARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Department of Historyorganized a National Webinar on‘Liturgical Dimensions of JalandharMahatmya : Some Reflections. Dr.Priyatosh Sharma, AssociateProfessor of Panjab University,Chandigarh was the chairperson ofthe day. At the outset, Mrs. KawaljeetKaur, Deptt of History introduced thechief guest to the participants of thewebinar. Dr. Renu Bala extended voteof thanks to the chairperson and theparticipants. The webinar was agrand success as participants fromfar flung places joined this webinareven from remote areas of Ladakh.Principal Dr.(Mrs.) Kiran Aroracongratulated the Department ofHistory for the webinar.
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MELBOURNE: Australia coach Justin Langer on Sunday likened David Warner to unbeaten boxing great Floyd Mayweather, calling him an "absolute ripper" who will never get to be a leader thanks to the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.The then skipper Steve Smith and Warner, who was his deputy, were handed one-year bans for their involvement in the infamous incident in the Test match against South Africa in March 2018. "Look, I support him. Having David Warner in the team is like having Floyd Mayweather in the team," Langer told Channel Nine television's 'Sports Sunday', referring to the American icon who remained undefeated in his 50-bout professional career and owned 15 major world titles in five weight divisions. Warner, who was identified as the instigator of the 2018 incident which prompted a review of the "win-at-all-cost" Australian cricket culture, was slapped with a lifetime captaincy ban. Smith, however, is now eligible for a leadership role.
AGENCY return as a coach to India.NEW DELHI, JUL 5 "This country has burned me pretty
deeply and I don't ever want to experience "Burned deeply" by his abrupt exit as anything like that again in my life." WFI Indian women's wrestling coach, Andrew had said that Cook refused to participate in Cook is still trying to figure out what went the online session conducted by the SAI. wrong in his stint during which he did what However, Cook said he woke up as early as was required of him. 3am to help conduct the session, a claim
The American had joined the national which was verified positively by SAI's own camp in early 2019 but fell out with the coaches.Sports Authority of India (SAI) and Cook said he does not know where he Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) after went wrong and that it was not just a salary he left for Seattle due to the COVID-19 issue. WFI sources had said that the pandemic. He thus joined a long list of federation did not want to pay a hefty salary foreign coaches who left after struggling to to a coach who was not in the country for a cope with a system, which is "completely camp. "Honestly I don't know how things different" from many other nations. went wrong it was very odd, I was in
"When I left, we were on a high we had constant contact, did all of the things they just crushed history with 8 medals at the asked even attending all the classes at 3am
changed. Now I have a sour taste as I w a s Asians and had a good bit of momentum my time it was very hard on me with no blind-sided by this situation," Cook told a India for the rich culture and the food was so The athletes were for the most part good to heading into the qualifying events. Then the normal sleep and trying to be alert during news agency from Seattle. "I really loved amazing. I'm still eating it here in the USA. me, but unfortunately, I don't think I would pandemic came, within a blink everything the meetings.
Not the end of the world if Tottenham miss top six, says Jose MourinhoLONDON: Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho said it would not be the end of the world if his side failed to finish in the top six of the Premier League, something that has not happened since 2009.A 3-1 defeat by Sheffield United on Thursday left Tottenham ninth in the table and struggling to qualify for Europe. They are 10 points behind fifth-placed Manchester United, and only a win against Everton on Monday will revive their flagging hopes. "If that doesn't happen it's not the end of the world, it's probably the beginning of a new world," Mourinho told reporters at his virtual news conference on Saturday. "Things change, change for you, change for other club. Squads change, motivations change, group dynamics change, a group that was strong 10 years ago is possibly not strong anymore, a player at the maximum of motivation is not any more. "If that happens, we have to look at it not smiling but with optimism and with a professional profile of next season has to be different. If you analyse Tottenham last year, for example, how many matches do they win away from home?"
India has burned me deeply: wrestling coach on sackingWhen I left, we were on a high we had just crushed
history with 8 medals at the Asians and had a good bit of momentum heading into the qualifying events. Then the pandemic came, within a blink everything changed. Now I have a sour taste as I was blind-sided by this situation Cook told news agency from Seattle.
Covid-19: CAB office closed for7 days after Eden Gardens staff tests positiveKOLKATA: The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) headquarter was on Sunday shut down for seven days after a non-permanent staff of the iconic Eden Gardens ground tested positive for COVID-19.“Chandan Das, who works in the civil engineering department on a temporary basis, has tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday" CAB president Avishek Dalmiya said in a statement. “He is at present admitted at Charnock Hospital. Even though he had not come to CAB for a week, on the advice of eminent doctors in the Medical Committee, we have asked all to refrain from visiting the CAB office for the next seven days and during this period, extensive sanitizing will take place keeping all safety protocols in mind.“Incidentally CAB has not opened formally and has been working sporadically with a skeleton staff essentially to meet certain statutory compliances and for clearing dues to various stakeholders,” Dalmiya added.
Bayern wins German Cup final toseal another domestic double
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 5: West Indies batsman Shamarh Brooks believes that the team needs to bat well against England in the upcoming three-match Test series to get the desired results. The right-handed batsman admitted that pace bowling is their strength. Brooks feels if the side will perform well as a batting unit than they could win games. "Clearly our bowling will be our strength and has been for the past couple of years. If you look at our batting, when we do get it right as a unit we have won games. That's why I'm stressing on the point that we need to bat well, especially against a team like England at home, who are going to be very challenging," ESPNcricinfo quoted Brooks as saying. "The coach, I guess he would feel that way because of what he saw in the last game, where the bowlers really raised the intensity and we fell down. But I still don't feel that, when we come to the Test series, it will go that way. We need to apply ourselves, stick to the basics and stick to our gameplans," he added. A likely top five of the Test side, Kraigg Brathwaite, John Campbell, Brooks, Shai Hope and Roston Chase managed just 29 runs between them in West Indies' second intra-squad warm-up match, a rain-affected four-day game at Old Trafford earlier this week.
SPORTSYUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020
Stokes is a bit like Kohli: Hussain
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MUMBAI: Former England skipper Nasser Hussain has compared Ben Stokes' leadership abilities with Virat Kohli, saying the all-rounder will turn out to be an "excellent captain" when he dons the hat in Joe Root's absence during the first Test against the West Indies in Southampton, starting July 8. England's World Cup hero Stokes was on last Tuesday named captain for the opening Test against the West Indies in place of Root, who has taken leave to be with his wife for the birth of their second child. England will take on the West Indies in a three-match Test in a "bio-secure environment", which will mark the resumption of of international cricket amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. "Generally, what Ben (Stokes) does is a bit like Virat (Kohli). Everything he does, he does it at 100 mile an hour. So, I think he will be an excellent captain, although he's only a stand-in captain," Hussain, a respected voice in world cricket, said on Star Sports show 'Cricket Connected'.
Having Warner in team is like having Floyd Mayweather: Justin Langer
AGENCYNEW DELHI, JULY 5
The Lodha Committee while reworking the constitution of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had clear ly mentioned that conflict of interest is an area that needs to be fought hard for better administration of the gentleman's game. And that has seen quite a few former cricketers including current BCCI President Sourav Ganguly having to relinquish multiple posts.
And now, current India skipper Virat Kohli's position has been questioned by Sanjeev Gupta in a mail to Ethics Officer D.K. Jain . In a mail, Gupta has spoken about Kohli's business ventures and said that it comes across that it is in violation of the Lodha Panel recommendations that were approved by the Supreme Court while the new BCCI Constitution was registered.
"Virat Kohli is occupying two posts at a time in blatant violation to BCCI Rule 38(4) approved by Supreme Court Of India , As such, he must relinquish his one post at once in compliance, his two posts are covered as under - A - 38(4)(a) -
c o m p l a i n t i s f o r 1 0 0 % Respect , Accept & 100 % leave any stone unturned for the Player. B - 38(4)( o ) - Contractual compliance of Lodha Reforms & comply forthwith & fall in line. same," he wrote.Entity , to be read with BCCI Rule Supreme Court approved BCCI "Nothing to attain & nothing Gupta in his mail has 38(1) (iii).Constitution without any personal of mine at stake, it is Supreme mentioned the Indian captain's "I humbly solicit Learned agenda & without any vested Court verdicts sanctity & invo lvemen t w i th VIRAT Ethics Officer to forthwith pass interest . I am least bothered about compliance at stake for which I KOHLI SPORTS LLP company the order directing Virat Kohli to the persona/aura of the individual, am all alone combating day in & which has two Directors/Owners give away one of his post , at once, as I am only bothered for 100 % day out for last 4 years & will namely Virat Kohli & Amit Arun i n c o m p l i a n c e t o B C C I compliance. No individual, how continue to do so till my mind & Sajdeh. And CORNERSTONE Constitution dated 21.08.18 Rule Rich / Big / Influential / Powerful body will support said noble VENTURE PARTNERS LLP Number 38(4) (Approved by Apex one is, can never be above the law cause/intent without any fear / which has three Directors/Owners Court ) .of the Land. "The Supreme favour / influence / assistance / namely Virat Kohli, Amit Arun "My sole pure intent behind Court" verdict , every body has to influence , I have not & will not Sajdeh and Binoy Bharat Khimji.filing each & every precise/factual
Virat under conflict scannerNatwest finals, one of the greatest matches I've been part of: GangulyAGENCY In the Natwest final against NEW DELHI, JULY5 England in 2002, India was
given a target of 326 to win the Former India skipper and match. India was struggling at current BCCI president Sourav 146/5 when both Yuvraj and Ganguly has said that the Kaif got together at the crease.Natwest final against England The duo put on a partnership in 2002 is one of the greatest of 121 runs to give India a cricket matches that he's ever glimmer of hope in the match. been part of. India had defeated Yuvraj was dismissed for 69 England in the finals of the runs, but Kaif batted well, as a 2002 Natwest Trophy and after tailender, to give India a win in the win, Sourav Ganguly took the final over by two wickets and off his shirt at the balcony of with three balls to spare. Under Lord's Cricket Stadium to Ganguly's leadership, India had celebrate in style. also made it to the finals of the
"The Natwest finals had its 2003 World Cup, but the side lost own charm, when you win in the summit clash against England on a Saturday in Australia.Lord's, its a remarkable feeling. Ganguly said that the It was a packed house and its a campaign in 2003 holds a remarkable experience when special place as the side you play in front of a packed dominated every other team stadium at Lord's," Ganguly apart from Australia.told opening batsman Mayank "2003 World Cup has a Agarwal in a video posted on special place, we got smashed by the official handle of BCCI. Australia in the finals, they were
"It was a great moment, we the best team in that generation all got carried away, but that's as I have said before, beating what sport is, when you win, every team in the tournament you celebrate, that is one of the except for Australia, I thought it great cricket matches I have was a great achievement," been part of," he added. Ganguly said.
Quinton de Kock, Wolvaardt named SA Men's, Women's
cricketer of the YearAGENCY 2011), Makhaya Ntini (2005 and 2006), JOHANNESBURG, JULY 5 Hashim Amla (2010 and 2013), AB de
Villiers (2014 and 2015) and Kagiso Rabada Quinton de Kock and Laura Wolvaardt (2016 and 2018).received the highest accolade from Cricket The other previous winners since the South Africa (CSA) as they won the SA awards were instituted in 2004 are Shaun Men's and SA Women's Cricketer of the Pollock (2007), Dale Steyn (2008), Graeme Year award in their respective categories at Smith (2009), Vernon Philander (2012) and CSA's annual awards on Saturday. The Faf du Plessis (2019).traditional award ceremony was not possible because of the coronavirus lockdown. Hence, the CSA conducted a virtual award ceremony.
Both De Kock and Wolvaardt shined during the CSA awards as they were honoured in three different categories. De Kock was also named Test Cricketer of the Year and was honoured by his peers as SA Men's Players' Player of the Year.
Wolvaardt, on the other hand, was also named Proteas ODI Cricketer of the Year and was voted SA Wolvaardt becomes the youngest Women's Players' Player of the Year. winner of South Africa's top women's award
De Kock joined the elite company of at the age of 21 years. In an important first those who have been named SA Men's for gender equality two of the awards -- the Cricketer of the Year on two occasions as he SA Fans' Cricketer of the Year, which was was previously honoured in 2017. The other decided by an online poll and the Streetwise double winners of CSA's most prestigious Award -- were contested by both the Proteas men's award are Jacques Kallis (2004 and men and women's players.
AGENCY with goals from David Alaba, Serge BERLIN, JUL 5 : Gnabry and two from Robert
Lewandowski as he passed the 50-goal Bayern Munich players celebrated in mark for this season.front of empty stands after claiming It was Bayern's second straight its 20th German Cup title. The team league and cup double, its 13th showed its domestic dominance by overall. Now Bayern is targeting the beating Bayer Leverkusen 4-2 in the reorganized Champions League in country's first cup final held without August as it bids to repeat the treble-supporters present, due to the winning season under Jupp Heynckes coronavirus pandemic. in 2013. Leverkusen had been (It's) a bit sad when the fans are chasing its first title of any sort since missing for such a cup final in such a 1993, when it last won the cup. Since great stadium, Bayern forward then it has finished runner-up on nine Thomas M ller said. occasions in different competitions,
I was thinking about it during the triggering taunts of Vicekusen from award ceremony. It hurts a bit. which rivals. Supporters were excluded from had already won its eighth straight B e r l i n ' s 7 5 , 0 0 0 - c a p a c i t y Bundesliga title, retained the cup Olympiastadion.
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