AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 18

Lauding the passage of three agriculture reform Bills inthe Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Fridaysaid it will help farmers and the farm sector to get rid ofmiddlemen and other bottlenecks.

The Prime Minister also slammed the Opposition forallegedly misleading the farmers and assured the farmingcommunity that minimum support price (MSP) and gov-ernment procurement of their produce will continuealong with several other options for them.

"I congratulate the farmers of the country for agrari-an reform Bills that have been passed in the Lok Sabha.These will help farmers to get rid of the middlemen whotake large prices of their produce while delivering it to thecustomers. These Bills will act as a shield for the farm-ers," he said while addressing an inaugural programme of"Kosi Rail Mahasetu" in poll-bound Bihar today.

"There are people who had ruled the country but arenow attempting to confuse the farmers on this subject.They are spreading lies about these Bills. They are prop-agating that the benefit of MSP will not be given to thefarmers by the government. It is also being said by themthat the government will not buy paddy-wheat etc fromfarmers. This is a lie.

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Four persons dieas vehicle falls intogorge near ShimlaSHIMLA: Four persons diedwhen a car in which they weretravelling fell into a deep gorgeat village Gaya near Sadhupulunder police station ChoutaShimla of this capital town.Superintendent of Police (SP)Mr Mohit Chawala said thatthe mishap occurred lateThursday night. The deceasedwere going to Hail HimalayasNature Camp from Kandaghaton Saduphul road by a Brezzared car when the mishap oc-curred. Deceased are identi-fied as Aman Negi (32), Sonof Vijay Singh Negi, residentof Anand Vihar SaproonSolan, Tajinder Singh Negi(28) Son of Sher Singh, resi-dent of Bhavanagar, TehNichar, District Kinnaur, SahilKanwar (28) Son of PremSingh Kanwar, resident ofDharmpur, Solan and ViplavThakur (33) Son of BrijeshThakur.

Farmerconsumespoison in frontof Badal's HouseANIL VERMABATHINDA: The situation be-came tense when one of theprotesting farmers consumedpoison in front of kothi of for-mer Chief Minister ParkashSingh Badal at Badal villagehere on Friday.He was identified as PritamSingh, a resident of Akan-wali. He was admitted to theCivil Hospital, Bathinda incritical condition. The com-rades said that the farmerwas walking around restless-ly last night and kept talkingon anti-farmer ordinancesand the Power Act 2020. Thefarming community contin-ues to hold protest againstthree farm Bills brought byModi led Union Governmentacross the country.

Schools to remainclosed for studentsin Delhi till Oct 5NEW DELHI: Delhi govern-ment on Friday announcedthat all schools will remainclosed for students till October5 in the national capital amidthe COVID-19 pandemic.The Directorate of Education,Delhi stated, in a circular, that"online classes and teaching-learning activities will continueas usual"."Head of Schools (HoS) areauthorised to callteachers/staff (as per require-ment) for smooth conduct ofonline classes, teaching-learn-ing activities, and any otherwork.

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New farm laws aconspiracyto ruin farmers:Amarinder; Lawswill spoil peacefulenvironment of state

SC allows registrationof BS-IV diesel vehiclepurchased before Apr 1NEW DELHI: The SupremeCourt on Friday allowed theregistration of BS-IV dieselvehicles purchased beforeApril 1 that are to be used inessential public services andpublic utility services by Mu-nicipal Corporations and theDelhi Police.A bench headed by ChiefJustice SA Bobde orderedthat such diesel vehicles pur-chased before April 1 that areto be used for essential publicutility services will be regis-tered as per BS-IV norms andBS-VI vehicles purchased af-ter April 1 will be registered asper BS-VI norms.The bench also allowed theregistration of CNG vehiclessubject to the compliance ofall rules and regulations.

Agri Bills in interestof farmers: Dalal

‘Agri reform bills will lead toincreased profits for farmers’MSP and procurement to continue: Modi

LS adjourns four timesamid Opposition ruckusNEW DELHI: ok Sabha proceedings were ad-journed till 5:30 pm on Friday following ruckus bythe Opposition over certain remarks by BJPmembers. As the House reassembled at 5 pm,opposition members continued to demand thatMinister of State for Finance Anurag Thakurapologise. Rama Devi, who was chairing theproceedings of the House, then adjourned it for30 minutes. The ruckus began during the intro-duction of the Taxation and Other Laws (Relax-ation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Bill,2020. After speaking for some time, FinanceMinister Nirmala Sitharaman said her deputyThakur will talk about the PM-CARES Fund.

Govt again cuts import dutyon masoor dalNEW DELHI: The government has reduced the import dutyon masoor dal by 20 per cent till October-end, a moveaimed at increasing availability in the domestic market.A notification of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes andCustoms (CBIC) has amended a June 2017 notification "soas to reduce" the basic customs duty on lentil (masoor dal)for the period from September 18, 2020 to October 31,2020". The import duty on lentil has been reduced from 30per cent to 10 per cent from countries other than the US.

AGENCY CHANDIGARH, SEP 18

Accusing the NDA Government ofviolating the federal struc-ture of Constitution bypassing bills on items re-served on the State List,Punjab Finance MinisterManpreet Singh Badal onFriday said that Punjabalone would suffer a loss ofRs 4000 crore every yearthat will lead to the massdestruction of rural liveli-hoods, increasing farmerdistress and pauperization.

Addressing the media at Bathin-da on Friday, the Minister stated thatthe NDA government is shying awayfrom issuing a categorical assuranceto the Indian farmers that the Mini-mum Support Price (MSP) will re-main intact. “Why is the Union Gov-ernment hesitating in announcing

that unlimited and uninterruptedMSP will continue?”, ManpreetSingh Badal asked.

Agriculture falls in the state listof subjects, said he,adding that the UnionGovernment’s action im-pinges on the state’srights. This is not the firsttime the NDA Govern-ment has harmed therights of the states. De-spite including a provi-sion in the Indian Consti-tution regarding compen-sating states in case ofGST revenue shortfall, the

NDA government has deliberatelyignored the federal fabric of the Con-stitution, he added.

“This is the death knell of theMSP and the Agriculture ProduceMarketing Committees that haveserved the nation very well since the1960's,” Manpreet Badal said.

Agri Bills will cause lossof Rs 4,000 cr to Punjabevery year : Manpreet

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adjourned sine dieAGENCY SHIMLA, SEP 18

Monsoon Session of Hi-machal Pradesh Assemblyadjourned sine die, afterholding the session for thelast ten days from Sep-tember 7 to 18, which

passed 12bills amid theo n g o i n gCovid situa-tion.

Compli-menting allmembers of

assembly, governmentministers, officers and as-sembly secretariat staff formaking the session suc-cessful, Speaker VipinSingh Parmar said this ses-sion made history by run-ning for ten days when people are affixed due to Covid pan-demic. There was a doubt before the session whether itcould have been possible or not.

Schools toopen from 21stSHIMLA: The State Cabinetmeeting was held here to-day which was presidedover by the Chief MinisterJai Ram Thakur. The Cabi-net gave its nod to open ed-ucational institutions outsidethe containment zone in theState from 21 September,2020 as per the standardoperating procedure (SOP)of the Union Ministry ofHome Affairs and Ministry ofHealth and Family Welfarewith fifty per cent teachingand non-teaching staff forstudents from 9th to 12thstandard, provided the stu-dents are willing to takeguidance from the teachers.

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 18

Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’Welfare Minister, Mr.J.P. Dalal said that opposition parties can no longer mis-lead farmers as Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi andChief Minister, Mr. Manohar Lal have pledged to makefarmers economically affluent.

Mr. Dalal said that the opposition parties are unnec-essarily politicizing New Farm Ordinances recentlypromulgated by the Central Government, whereas in re-ality these ordinances are in the interest of farmers.

The government has no objection if the farmer wantsto sell their produce outside the mandis. In the mandis,procurement of crops will continue at the Minimum Sup-port Price as before. Through ordinances, additional fa-cilities have been provided to farmers.

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Virtual Farmer's fair organised

KULBHUSHAN GARGGIDDARBAHA, 18 SEPT - According to the instructions of Punjab Government today, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana organized a Virtual Kisan Mela at Government Senior Secondary School (Ladke) in Giddarbaha with the help of 'Agriculture and Farmer Wellbeing' in order to provide technical information regarding the crops of the farmers. This Kisan Mela was inaugurated by SDM Om Prakash, while Tehsildar Gurmel Singh, Market Committee Chairman Sansar Singh Mallan and MLA Raja Wading's PA Sunny Brar Fantwala attended the fair as special guests. During the fair, Dr. Bikkar Singh Dhillon Assistant Cotton Extension Officer Giddarbaha gave the farmers detailed information about this virtual farmer Mela. This Virtual Farmer's fair was celebrated while maintaining the instructions and guidelines of Covid-19. The entire staff of Agriculture Department Giddarbaha was present on this occasion.

G H A R A U N D A , S E P T 1 8 seven-day service week is being ( ) : On the 70th birthday organized on the birthday of Prime of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Minister Narendra Modi. In which a service week is being organized different social works will be done. in the town on the guidelines of MLA Kalyan said in his message MLA Harvindra Kalyan. Under that to avoid diseases in the this, an eye screening camp was changing season, food should be o r g a n i z e d i n t h e B l o c k eaten as per the advice of the Development d o c t o r s . H e and Panchayat said that the Officer Office corona crisis is on Friday. Dr. going on, so to Ravi and Dr. avoid this, keep Sunil Bhardwaj a distance of checked the t w o y a r d s , eyes o f the w a s h y o u r people at the h a n d s eye screening frequently with camp held at the BDPO office. Eye soap and wear a mask. It may be check-ups of about 108 women and mentioned that MLA Harvindra men were done at the camp. Kalyan and his wife Reshma Spectacles were distributed to 80 Kalyan have corona infection. people. About 28 people were There fo re , MLAs a re no t found to have cataract, who will be participating in welfare programs. operated. In a message, MLA They are interacting with the Harvindra Kalyan said that a people only through messages.

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SUSHIL PANDITYAMUNANAGAR, SEPT 18 :

BJP government is bent upon dividing the entire nation to benefit its few capitalist friends. To Support the farmers' strike, former Chairman Zila Parishad, Yamunanagar and Coordinator District Congress Committee, Shyam Sundar Batra, reached Yamunanagar. He said that the Congress Party, under the leadership of Kumari Selja president, Haryana Congress Committee, will always stand by the farmers, laborers and traders, and will raise the voice of the farmers. Speaking on the occasion, Shyam Sundar Batra said that he is a farmer first and later a political person. If there is no

Revolution and White Revolution started, which Selja, on 21 September, Monday at 10 am, a money, the country's economy will sink. The false made the country self-sufficient for food grains. dharna will be staged at the grain market gate in cases that have been filed against the farmers Some persons are pushing the country towards front of district Mini Secretariat. A memorandum should be taken back. Today 50-60 years ago, slavery for their own selfish motives. Batra said will be submitted to His Excellency the President people used to eat red wheat, which was the that on the direction of State President Kumari through Deputy Commissioner.American wheat, during the Congress rule, Green

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ROHIT LAMSARTARAORI, SEPT 18 : GV Chunit Bansal, director and youth philanthropist of Rice Mill met the Great Khali Dalip Singh Rana and talked to him on the rising problem of drug addiction. Discussions were held on how to eliminate evil like drug addiction among the youth. During a special meeting by young social activist Chunit Bansal to launch a campaign to eradicate socialism the Great Khali said that on the lines of Punjab, now the youth of Haryana state are also indulging in drugs. There have been those, who have to be removed from the consignment of drugs in time. He said that an academy is being opened in Samana Bahu, in which not only the youth will be made aware of drugs, but they will also be trained to participate in sports.

Bansal talks to Khali about drug addiction

Service week organised BJP government wants to enslave farmers, farm laborers and traders : Sundar Batra

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I, Kishori Lal S/o Tula Ram I, Biru Ram S/o Tula Ram R/o I Veerpal Kaur Gill W/o I Gurjant Singh Aulakh S/o I Manpreet Kaur Gill W/o I, Swati Handa W/o Amit I No 3991161m Rank Ex –hav R/o St.no. 4 S.a.s. Nagar St.no. 4 Surkhpeer Road S.a.s. Ranjeet Singh R/o V.p.o. Balwant Singh R/o Mandi Boota Singh R/o Phul, Distt. Handa R/o 525 J.p Nagar Dhayan Singh S/o Udham (bathinda) Pb, Have Known Nagar (bathinda) Pb, Have B h a r a n a , T e h . Z i r a Kalan (bathinda) Have Changed Bathinda Have Changed My Jalandhar Punjab Pin-144002 Singh Village And Post Office By Three Names Kishori Lal Known By Three Names Biru (ferozepur) Have Changed My Name Gurjant Singh. Name To Manpreet Kaur. Have Changed My Name To Dhundla Tehsil Bangana Distt And Kishori Ram & Kishori Ram And Beeru Ram & Veeru My Name To Veerpal Kaur. 63372 63372 Anju Handa. Una Himachal Declare That One And The Same Person. One And The Same Person. 63372 I Ramandeep Kaur D/o Boota I, Sinder Kaur W/o Manpreet 63372 In My Service Documents My

63372 63372 I , Sukhjeet Kaur W/o Singh R/o Dhade (bathinda) Singh Maraharh R/o Kurar I Amaitpal Dass Thaman S/o Son Name Rishabh Was I Ranjeet Singh Sandhu S/o Kuldeep Singh R/o Vill: Have Changed My Name To (barnala) Changed My Name Avtar Dass R/o Vpo Manuke Wrongly Entered As Reshu Suriderjit Singh R/o V.p.o. G o r k h a ( t a r n Ta r a n ) Ramandeep Kaur Dhillon. To Sinderpreet Kaur. Tehsil Jagraom Distt Ludhiana Rana .while His Correct Name Bharana, Teh. Zira (ferozepur) Changed My Name To 63372 63372 Have Changed My Name To Rishabh.Have Changed My Name To Sukhjit Kaur. I Boota Singh R/o Dhade I, Smt. Kamaljit Kaur Wd/o Amritpal Dass Thaman. 40006Ranjeet Singh. 63372 (bathinda) Have Change My Late No.601443 Ex-sgt 63372 I Hitherto Known As Kanwall

63372 I, Gurpreet Kaur W/o Minor Son Name From Pardeep Darshan Singh R/o Back Side I , Suni ta Khanna W/o Sheel Alias Kamal Sheel S/o Sukhvir Singh Purewal R/o Singh To Pardeep Singh Dhillon. Rajwant Hospital, Jaildar Dharminder Kumar R/o H.no. Bihari Lal R/o H.no. Es-393, Vi l l : M a h u n w a l P s . 63372 Mohalla, Doraha, Tehsil Payal 1514 /1 -a /18 S t .no . 11 Gali No 6 Abadpura, Jalandhar, N a k o d a r ( j a l a n d h a r ) I Rjesh Kumar S/o Amar Chand (ludhiana) Changed My Name Harkrishan Nagar New Punjab Have Changed My Changed My Name To Vill Tohra, Teh Nabha Distt. To Smt. Kanwaljit Kaur (dob: Shimlapuri (ludhiana) Changed Name And Shall Hereafter Be Gurpreet Kaur Purewal. Patiala Have Changed My 13-07-1955) My Name To Sunita. Known As Kamal Sheel.

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I Rashish S/o Rajesh Kumar Vill Hoshair Singh R/o Vpo. Akhara Singh S/o Pritam Singh R/o Vill: Singh R/o Vpo Sidhwan Dona Tohra, Teh Nabha Distt. Patiala Teh- jagraon ( ludhiana) Basti Wasawa Singh (talwandi Dist t Kapurthala Have Have Changed My Name As Changed My Name To Nepalan) Teh-zira (ferozepur) Changed My Name From Rashish Kumar. Gurbachan Singh. Changed My Name To Manjit Jasvir Singh To Jasvir Singh

63372 63372 Singh. Sidhu. Please Note.I, Jaswinder Dugal S/o Yogpal I Sidharth Sangar S /o Amit 63372 98748R/o Vill: Kanakwal Bhanguan Kumar Resident Sunam Have I, Davinder Kaur W/o Buta I Harshpreet Singh Saini S/o Teh-sunam (sangrur) Changed Changed My Name To Singh R/o Vill: Nathpura Jaswinder Singh Saini Mother My Name To Jaswinder Pal. Khushpreet Singh. (bathinda) Changed My Name Kuldip Kaur Saini R/o

63372 63372 From Gurmail Kaur To 11762/1 St No. 3 Sahibzada I, Sarbjit Kaur W/o Jaswinder Davinder Kaur. Ajit Singh Nagar Ludhiana Singh R/o Kala Sanghian 63372 Have Changed My Name To (kapurthala) Changed My I, Navjot Kaur D/o Avtar Singh H a r s h p r e e t S i n g h S / o Daughter Name From Har To R/o Vill: Nathu Chahal Jaswinder Singh Mother Har Sangha. (kapurthala) Changed My Name Kuldip Kaur.

63372 From Navjot To Navjot Kaur. 98748I, Sarbjit Kaur W/o Jaswinder 63372 I, Jagroop Kaur Sohal W/o Singh R/o Kala Sanghian I, Hitherto Known As Sarbjit Sukhjiner Singh R/o Vill Dhir (kapurthala) Changed My Singh Son Of Surinder Pal Singh PO Shankerpura Tehsil Batala Daughter Name From Noor Residing At H.no.474, East Dis t t Gurdaspur Have To Noor Sangha. Mohan Nagar, District Amritsar Changed my name from

63372 Punjab Have Changed My jagroop Kaur Sohal To I, Visheshta W/o Hitesh Name And Shall Hereafter Be Jagroop Kaur All Concerned Bansal R/o Kothi No. 156 Known As Sarabjit Singh Walia may please note.Arvind Nagar Mansa 900020 72737(mansa) Changed My Name I, Hitherto Known As Veena I , Davinder Kaur W/o To Visheshta Bansal. Wife Of Paramjit Residing At Sukhwinder Singh R/o.L-

63372 H.no.27/2, Jawahar Nagar, 2/473 Friends colony Opp I, Ritu Malhotra W/o Vinay Aliwal Road, Batala, Gurdaspur D r u m a W a l a B a z a r Malhotra R/o H.no.1284/86 Punjab 143505 Have Changed Sultanwind Road Amritsar Guru Nanak Dev Nagar My Name And Shall Hereafter have Changed my name from Ludhiana, I, Purvi Malhotra Be Known As Veena Rani. Davinderjit kaur to Davinder A l i a s R i tu Malho t r a 900020 Kaur all concerned please B o t h n a m e s A r e m i n e I, Hitherto Known As Jyoti Bala note itAndsame Person. D/o Jang Bahadur W/o Daljit 72737

63372 Singh R/o H.no.17/337, Kashmir I, Hemant Kumar S/o Sh. Hari I, Cyberdeep Singh S/o Avenue, Opp. Lawarance School, Chand Attri R/o H.no-804 Harkirat Singh R/o E-13/30 Batala Road, Amritsar Punjab Ramdarbar Colony Phase-ll Aman Nagar Ludhiana Have Changed My Name And Chandigarh Have Changed Changed Name Sahibdeep Shall Hereafter Be Known As My Name To Hemant Kumar Singh Thind. Jyoti Verma. Attri

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84661We, Ravinder Jit W/o Sarabjit Singh and Sarabjit Singh S/o Late Bhajan Singh R/o H.No. 2543, Sector-27-C, Chandigarh declare that our son Manmeet Singh and his Wife Gurveen Kaur is out of our control. We Disown Them from our Movable/Immovable Properties. Anybody deals with them will do so at their own Risk. We Shall Not Be Responsible For their Acts

100010I Hitherto Known As Poonam Chohan D/O Judge Kumar Sonik (Divorcee From My Previous Husband Rajiv Chohan Vide Divorce Judgment And Decree In Respect Of Petition Registration No. 1089/2018 Dated 17.07.2018, Cnr No. Pbjl01-010487-2018, Filing No. 3799/2018 Dated 17.07.2018, Decided On 26.08.2019 In The Court Of Mrs. Preeti Sahni, Principal Judge (Family Court), Jalandhar, Now Residing At H.no. 195, Dilbagh Nagar Extension, Near Grover Colony, Jalandhar-144002, Punjab, India, Have Changed My Name And Shall Hereafter Be Known As Poonam Sonik After My Divorce.

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63372I, Gian Kaur W/o Pritam Singh R/o Akbarpur (Kapurthala) solemnly declare that my maternal Grand son Baljit Singh is out of my control. I debar him from my all moveable & immoveable property. I shall not be responsible for any of his act, deeds any body deals with him shall do so at his/her own risk.

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I, Gurmeet Kaur w/o Harjinder Singh R/o baba jawand Sing colony vill. Rajasansi tehsil ajnala Amritsar declare that my original power of attorney standing in the name of jasbir kaur w/o sawinder singh bearing document no.2538, Khasra N o . 1 1 6 / / 1 0 ( 4 - 2 ) , t o t a l measuring 158 sq.yards, bahi no.4, jild no.1900 dated 31-8-2007 was missing. I tried my level best to locate the same but could not found the same. on the basis of above said power of attorney I, have applied for the loan in Punjab & Sindh bank Rajasans i . I f anyone has objection please contact within the period of 7 days claim shall be entertained.

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Rainwater harvestersat 30 locationsKARNAL: Rainwater harvester is also aproject to make the city smart. Underthis, rainwater harvesters are to be builtin 30 different locations of the city. The lo-cations are of government offices,schools, colleges and parks, etc. At pres-ent, work is also going on in 9 places. Arain water harvester is also being built inthe office premises of the Mahila Ashramof the Municipal Corporation, which willcost from Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 2 lakh.Nishant Kumar Yadav, Deputy Commis-sioner, Municipal Corporation Commis-sioner and CEO of Karnal Smart CityLimited (KSCL), said that in addition tothe municipal office in the city, the Officeof Agriculture Department, Animal Hus-bandry Department, Civil Surgeon's Of-fice, Civil Hospital, Government PrimarySchool The work of making rainwaterharvesters in the Model Town and Corpo-ration's primary schools in Daha, ZarifaFarm and Madhuban is going on fast.

Addiction hasincreased crime:SDMKARNAL: SDM Sahil Gupta said that theevil of intoxication spoils social fabric andcrime is also encouraged. Not only this,the family of the person who is intoxicat-ed also has to suffer loss. Especiallyyouth should stay away from drug addic-tion, because youth is the future of thecountry. If the youth turns to drugs thenthe future of the country will not be se-cure. SDM Sahil Gupta was addressingthe people present in the one-day work-shop organized by the Department of So-cial Justice and Empowerment under theDrug Free India Campaign on Friday inthe auditorium of Block Development andPanchayat Officer. In the seminar, HCSofficer (UT) Jitendra Joshi said that thecampaign was started by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on 15 August 2020 fromthe ramparts of the Red Fort. He saidthat activities related to the drug-free In-dia campaign will be conducted by 31March 2021. Senior medical officerSandeep Abrol, police station in-chargeJagbir Singh, CDPO Madhu Pathak,Bharat Bhushan Verma and other depart-ment officials and employees were pres-ent in the programme.

302 Police jawanscomplete trainingKUSUMGHARAUNDA: In Haryana Police Acad-emy Madhuban, 302 policemen werededicated to public service after complet-ing basic training. The convocation pa-rade was organized on this occasion. Di-rector of Haryana Police Academy andInspector General of Police YoginderSingh Nehra took the convocation pa-rade as the chief guest. At the convoca-tion, the chief guest cheered the polimenand said that they are proud that youhave chosen a challenging departmentlike police. The convocation parade cere-mony is a moment of pride for any uni-formed person. It is the responsibility ofthe state government to protect the lifeand property of every citizen, which is avery important contribution of the police.Police jobs are not only done with thepurpose of getting employment but alsothe spirit of social service. He said thatthe academy is your temple, always re-member it and you should always do abetter job for the society with honestyand dedication and in the adverse cir-cumstances with your police professionalability to meet the expectations of the so-ciety. You cannot become a good police-man until you become a good citizen.

RTA team attackedby mafiaRENU AGARWALAMBALA: The RTA team of Ambala wassuddenly attacked by the overloadingtruck mafia. The attackers were annoyedat the frequent invoicing of overloadedvehicles by the team. After seeing the sit-uation deteriorating, RTA's ADC, Am-bala's ADC got out of the spot by seizingseveral people in his car, but the depart-ment's Sub Inspector Sher Singh disap-peared. After this incident, IAS Preitywaited for about two hours for the arrivalof all the officers after the police station,after which a case was registered against5 dozen people including several trans-porters of Baldev Nagar. The RTA teamhad gone out for checking. Till the dis-pute, challans of 11 vehicles were cut.The drivers of the overloaded trucks thenstopped their trucks near Handesara onthe Punjab border. The ADC waited fortwo hours for trucks to leave at the bor-der. Later she went with the team fromPanjokhara towards Handesra.

No lathicharge onfarmers: Anil VijRENU AGGARWALAMBALA: Home Minister Anil Vij has re-iterated that there was no lathi charge onthe farmers in Pipli, hence there is noneed for any investigation. He was talk-ing to reporters at his residence in Am-bala. He said that people lie about thismatter. Vij said that farmers have beenfreed from these ordinances, but the op-position is working to mislead peoplewhile people are also being misled. Vijsaid that why would we lathi-chargefarmers? The government had orderednot to take lathi charge.

Police solves murder caseMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: Indri police are very cautiousabout the increasing crime cases in Indri.Police in-charge Satpal Singh said thatabout 8 days ago, the body of a 55-year-old woman was recovered by the policein Gaucharan near village Guda. In thecustody of a person questioned by thepolice about the possibility of murder, heconfessed that he had committed themurder who was his nephew in the rela-tionship. Both these cases were a chal-lenge for the police. The police showedgreat urgency in solving the mystery ofblind murder. The police have arrestedthe accused. He said that he will be pre-sented in court. On the other hand, a fewdays ago, the dead body of a youth wasfound in the forest of village Andha Garhand his bike was also recovered.

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3HARYANA157 fresh Covid cases reported in PanchkulaSD SHARMAPANCHKULA : With three deaths due Corona virus and 157 Corona positive cases reportedtoday there is no let up in the surge of Covid -19 menace in Panchkula district despite admin-istrations claim of the best medical arrangements in place. Those three who succumbed to thevirus include 55 years old male from sector Ashiyana sector 26, a 73 years old male fromRaipur Rani and 68 years old female from 2 Panchkula. All had the co morbidity of Hyperten-sion while the latter was a diabetic patient also. The district death toll due Corona virus standsat 57 till date. Panchkula civil surgeon Dr Jasjeet Kaur disclosed that the total 251 positivecases of corona virus were detected in Panchkula district today which include positive casesfrom other cities and states and being treated here while 157 fresh positive cases pertain toPanchkula district only . YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 18

In order to strengthen the home isola-tion care of COVID-19 patientsacross the state, the Haryana HealthDepartment has issued new guide-lines, wherein emphasis has been laidon in-person visits by ‘District HomeIsolation Monitoring Team’ on everyalternate day.

The information was revealedduring a meeting of the AdditionalChief Secretary, Health Department,Mr. Rajeev Arora, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Ayushman Bharat HaryanaHealth Protection Authority, Mr.Ashok Kumar Meena and SpecialSecretary, Health Department andMission Director, National HealthMission, Haryana, Mr. PrabhjotSingh with the Civil Surgeons of the22 districts of the state through video-conferencing.

Laying emphasis on the signifi-cance of improvement of home isola-tion of COVID-19 patients, Mr. Ra-jeev Arora said that around 60 to 70per cent of the corona infected per-sons are in home isolation thus weneed to augment the home isolationpolicy so that the patients are provid-ed appropriate care and treatment. Hesaid that the asymptomatic and symp-tomatic patients, who are in homeisolation, usually are unable to followthe guidelines like staying in separateroom, a separate toilet, a care giver tolook after the needs of the patient.Subsequently, the ‘District Home Iso-lation Monitoring Team’ will visit thepatient on alternate days to monitor if

the guidelines are being followed.Sharing the details of the new

policy issued, Chief Executive Offi-cer, Ayushman Bharat HaryanaHealth Protection Authority, Mr.Ashok Kumar Meena said that theconcerned teams can check the num-ber of patients on home isolationfrom the ICMR portal and make vis-its on alternate days. A flex bannermentioning ‘District Home IsolationMonitoring Team’ along with thename of the district to be displayedon the vehicle of each field team.Each field team will consist of oneAMO, one ANM and one ASHAworker. He added that the teams willalso check if separate washroomsare being used, if the patient is co-morbid other than the vital parame-ters. The information regarding thecondition of the patient has to beshared with the concerned Nodal

Officers at block-level and district-level.

While speaking to the Civil Sur-geons, Mission Director, NationalHealth Mission, Haryana, Mr. Prab-hjot Singh said that the ‘DistrictHome Isolation Monitoring Team’will decide whether the patient is tobe kept in home isolation or not. Theteam will be checking the vitals likethe pulse, temperature, blood pres-sure, oxygen-level of the patient.Listing the functions of the ‘DistrictHome Isolation Monitoring Team’Mr. Singh said that the team will pro-vide only basic amenities like immu-nity boosters, AYUSH Medicines,plain paracetamol and medicines. Headded that no steroids and antibioticsare to be given without prescriptionof MBBS Doctor and the home visitteam to wear PPE kits, including thedriver.

Covid: Health deptt to increasevisits to home isolation patients AGENCY

CHANDIGARH, SEP 18

Congress has turned on theheat on the three anti-farmerordinances as Leader of Op-position Bhupinder SinghHooda led Congress MLAs tosubmit a memorandum to theHaryana Governor SatyadevNarayan Arya, seeking a spe-cial session to demand a leg-islation for MSP at C2 formu-la, as suggested by theSwaminathan Commission.

Hooda said farmers of thestate are facing an existentialcrisis due to the three anti-farmer black laws whichwould take away the protec-tion provided to the farmers.He said the situation demand-ed a political consensus and isimportant that all parties raisetheir voice in the interest ofthe state’s farmer.

“A special session of theassembly should be calledand these three laws shouldbe rejected outright, on the

lines of Punjab. These lawsshould be discussed in theHouse so that people alsoknow which party and mem-ber stands with the farmer andthose who stand against them,”Hooda said.

The Leader of Oppositionsaid the resolution should bepassed in the Legislative As-sembly because agricultureand market system are in thejurisdiction of the state and thestate assembly has the legaland moral right to discuss thisand ensure the will of the peo-

ple.“Laws that dismantle the

existing market system andtake away MSP guarantee, arenot acceptable to the peopleand farmers of the state. Also,a bill should be brought in theAssembly, in which farmersshould be guaranteed MSP un-der Swaminathan's C2 formu-la. The provision of MSP withC2 benefits should be added. Ifa private agency buys a crop ofthe farmer for less than theMSP, then it should be readyfor the legal consequences,” hesaid. “If the government failsto stand with the farmers, theCongress will oppose it onevery platform, from thestreets to the House and willforce the government to with-draw the law. If the govern-ment is still insistent on itsmindless and heartless stub-bornness, then these blacklaws will be abolished as soonas the Congress government isformed in the state,” Hoodapromised.

Hooda demands special assysession on Anti-Farmer Ordinances

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKURUKSHETRA, SEPT 18

Led by ADGP and Haryana State Nar-cotics Control Bureau chief ShrikantJadhav, the campaign against drug ad-diction has started in Kurukshetra to-day. The unit of Prayas Sanstha start-ed under the supervision of IPS Jad-hav was formed here. The meetingwas organised in the auditorium ofKurukshetra Police Line, in whichrepresentatives of many social organ-izations of the area participated and itwas resolved to eradicate the drugs inthe district under the banner of the ef-fort. Shrikant Jadhav is setting up dis-trictwise committees in the state toeliminate intoxication. So far in 10days, the organisation has beenformed in Fatehabad, Sirsa, Sonipatand today this was done in Kuruk-shetra.

'You decide, step up! There willbe some way out… It is not just thelines but the story of the institution ofeffort. IPS Shrikant Jadhav was the SPin Fatehabad in 1999, when the Ab-hiyan Sanstha was formed under hisleadership with the aim of eradicatingaddiction. Every week, de-addictioncamps were organized in villages,

towns and cities and peoplewere made aware about de-addiction through streetplays. In these camps, peoplesuffering from intoxicationwere given medicines for 15days and their treatment was takencare of. The drug addicts were col-lected and administered the oath toquit.

Later, after finding out from thesecret sources, the person who gaveup the drug was honoured by givingRs 7-8 thousand, essential items of thehouse, and encouragement. Strictsteps were taken against those who

did not believe. Jadhaveliminated drugs in Fate-habad.It has been 21 yearssince his efforts started run-ning the organisation, dur-ing this period, wherever he

was posted, he guided the institutionfrom time to time. Now as soon asADGP Jadhav ji was appointed as theChief of Haryana State NarcoticsControl Bureau, he activated this in-stitution to get rid of intoxication andhas launched a campaign to establishbranches across the state. NarcoticsControl Bureau Satbir Singh playedan important role in this campaign.

Executive committee of Prayas formed

Congress to protest onSept 21: KashyapMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: Dr. Sunil Panwar, Chairman of the Rajiv Gandhi Panchayati RajOrganiSation, Haryana Pradesh, and his wife and Congress candidateDr. Navjot Kashyap, from Indri, held a meeting with colleagues at theirresidence and talked about the anti-farmer ordinance. In this meeting,Dr. Sunil Panwar and Dr. NavjotKashyap said that on 21 Septem-ber, Congress will hold protestagainst the three ordinances.Haryana Congress in-charge VivekBansal, Haryana Pradesh Congress President Kumari Sailja, Leader ofOpposition Bhupendra Singh Hooda , on the instructions of National Sec-retary Virender Singh Rathore, all Congress workers will protest at districtlevel in Haryana. Dr. Sunil Panwar said that this law has brought the de-cree of slavery for the farmers. If this law comes into force in India thenprivate mandis will be established in the country. This will give unlimitedstorage to middlemen and traders. With the introduction of contract farm-ing, small and medium farmers will become labourers on their own land.In this meeting, Dr. Navjot Kashyap told that on one side the BJP promis-es to implement Swaminathan report for farmers in the election mani-festo and double the income of the farmers, and on the other hand bybringing anti-farmer ordinance and stabbing the back of farmers Does.Through this meeting, Dr. Sunil Panwar, Dr. Navjot Kashyap called uponall Congressmen to participate in the demonstrations being held in theirrespective districts on 21 September.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPT 18

A meeting of the Anti Corrup-tion Foundation of India washeld under the chairmanship ofNational President NarendraArora. The meeting was attend-ed by Rajesh Kumar Singh,president of East Champarandistrict of Bihar, who was wel-comed with a memento. Onthis occasion, Narendra Arorasaid that the Anti CorruptionFoundation of India is workingfor awareness against corruption all over In-dia. In this series, the strong personalities ofAnti Corruption Foundation of India, who

have done excellent work for the eradicationof corruption awareness in July and August,and expanding their team through their leader-

ship, were awarded the GoldStar Leader Award online cer-tificate. Gold Star LeaderAward was given to Interna-tional Team Mohammad IqbalMansuri, Mahendra Setia, Vi-jay Gupta from NationalTeam, Hariom Agarwal,Surendra Kumar, AshwaniKamboj, Dr. Milind Bhosure,Barnali Sharma, Shobha Jay-want, Jujhar Raswala, Shah

Hussain from State Team, Mukul Sharma, JalDevraj, Amit Mankett, Charanjit Sodhi,Prashant Bordekar etc.

Eminent personalities honouredby Anti Corruption

Mayor inaugurates road strengthening workGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL, SEPT 18

In order to beautify the city of Karnal and to facilitate traffic, the work of strengthening the mainand internal roads of the city is going on continuously. In this episode, Mayor Renu Bala Guptaon Friday duly inaugurated the construction work of various roads of Sector-12 Part-2 of wardnumber-11. Work began on the spot as soon as the mayor was launched. Councilor husband andsocial worker Ginni Virk, Executive Engineer Satish Sharma and Junior Engineer Gaurav Hoo-da were present on the occasion. While giving information about the work, Mayor Renu BalaGupta said that the streets of Sector-12 Part-2 residential area will be strengthened, which isabout 7300 square metres in length. She informed that this reinforcement work will cost an es-timated Rs 17 lakh and this work will be completed within a week.

Tarlochan asks Vij to quitharassing officersSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: Congress district convenor Tarlochan Singh hassaid that the way the state Home Minister Anil Bij has humiliat-ed by snatching all charges from Additional DGP AS Chawla is

bad. He has been harassed by seniorpolice officers. He said that the homeminister of the state does not see thedeteriorating law and order in the statedue to maladministration in govern-ment hospitals. First, Bij should leavethe ministerial position taking the moralresponsibility of these chaos, but he isharassing the most qualified police offi-cer of the state to hide his govern-ment's failure. He said that on oneside, President Additional DGP A S

Chawla is conferring the President's Medal on his perform-ance. On the other hand, Home Minister Anil Vij is humiliatingthem by taking away all charges from him. He said that theCongress will not sit silent in this matter. The people of thestate are with Additional DGP AS Chawla.

Farmers criticise 3 ordinancesDARSHAN SHARMANILOKHERI, SEPT 18

The three agricultural ordinances are not in the interest of thefarmers who are sitting on dharna in the Nilokheri Grain Mar-ket. The ordi-nances are nei-ther in the in-terest of thefarmers nor inthe interests ofthe workersand account-ants. If thegovernmentdoes not with-draw the ordi-nances, thefarmers will continue indefinite strike. A memorandum wasssubmitted by Mandi Pradhan Malkhan Singh to Mandi Super-visor Dheeraj Kumar. On this occasion, Mandi PradhanMalkhan Singh Kamal Kapoor Balbir Sharma Ashwini Sharmaand a large number of people were present there.

GOLDY CHUGHSHAHABAD, SEPT 18

For the last four months, the sugarcanecrop that has been planted by farmers inBhadas and other mills has not been paid.The farmers have to take about Rs 4 crorefrom the mills due to which there is angeramong the farmers and farmers are de-manding to be paid. On Friday, a delega-tion of farmers led by the district head ofBKU, Baljit Singh Jainpur and pressspokesperson Tejpal , submitted a memo-randum to Virendra Tomar, MD of Sha-habad Cooperative Sugar Mill, demand-ing that payment of cane pending paymentbe done as soon as possible. Tejpal saidthat due to the closure of the Shahabad

mill in the last sugarcane season, the sug-arcane of Shahabad farmers was put inYamunanagar, Bhandas and Kaithal sugarmills. But Kaithal Sugarmill had paid thepayment, but Yamunanagar and IIM Sug-armill are delaying the payment and boththese mills have a pending amount of twocrore rupees. Ken Manager JaswinderSingh Dhindsa, Dharamvir Nehra,Ankush Jandhedi, Ramesh Berthala,Madanpal Bapda, Vedpal, Dharmapal,Surajmal, Anil, Rajkumar and Surespalwere present on the occasion. In this re-gard, the MD of the mill Virendra Tomarsaid that the Shahabad mill administrationis constantly making efforts to get thedues of the farmers at both the mills at theearliest. .

Farmers demandsugarcane payment

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For a month now, India has been consistently record-ing the highest daily infection rate in the world forthe Coronavirus pandemic. Thursday’s tally of

97,894 topped all such records and by an unfortunatelythin margin, adding to the prevailing atmosphere of fearand anxiety. The death toll is 83,198. The virus hasreached the heartlands and ICMR’s recently releasedsero-survey results suggest that for every infection spot-ted India missed 81 cases. Independent trackers are re-porting a slightly higher death tally than the health min-istry. According to Worldometer, India has 5,118,253confirmed cases and 83,230 people have died due toCovid-19. This is in addition to an independent estimateof 906 people who lost their lives amid a poorly enforcedlockdown. The government has denied data on this lastcount, even as families of these individuals in greatestdistress pinned their hopes on relief arriving in the formof a financial compensation. There will be no financialcompensation. The economy has shrunk massively andthe government is struggling to pay states GST compen-sation. West Bengal finance minister Amit Mitra alarm-ingly opined that the shrinkage is 32-33 per cent ratherthan 23.9 per cent as stated.The only hope for citizens lies in the quick discovery anddistribution of a Coronavirus vaccine. On this account,Hyderabad-based drug maker Dr Reddy’s Laboratoriesis ready for clinical trials of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccinewhile AstraZeneca has resumed trials for the “Oxfordvaccine” in India and the UK. In the US, it is Pfizer thathas assumed the lead in the vaccine race, which is nownearing its finish line, even as numbers at home stack upoverwhelmingly. Though experts believe a vaccine willat best have 40-50 per cent efficacy, it will lead to thebuilding up of herd immunity, which has now emergedas the best bet for our hapless populations. India needs acomprehensive Coronavirus vaccine strategy that willmobilise its fairly successful pharmaceutical industry tomass produce shots so that their price — initially astro-nomical — comes down and they can be administered tothe last man quickly and efficiently, after first coveringthe elderly and most vulnerable. With a crashing econo-my and a collapsing healthcare, this strategy will betricky not only to formulate but also to implement. Ad-vance planning can perhaps save the day, advises theOpposition, and the government must pay heed. It can-not afford to while away its time and needs must take itsbitter lessons from its failure to build capacity during itsvery costly lockdown. Science and politics are beingconflated in a sickeningly familiar manner in India asalso elsewhere.

Covid shot: Cautioushope, but policy key

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020

Editorial

Literature & HealthFriends, not family key

to human happiness

Think spending time with your kidsand spouse is the key to your hap-piness? You may actually be happi-

er getting together with your friends, ac-cording to a research conducted by SMUpsychology professor Nathan Hudson.

Hudson's research finds that peoplereport higher levels of well-being whilehanging with their friends than they dowith their romantic partner or children.

In fact, being around romantic part-ners predicted the least amount of happi-ness among these three groups, reveals astudy published in the Journal of Person-ality and Social Psychology.

Hudson stressed, however, that thefinding has more to do with the activitythan the person it is shared with. That'sbecause people tend to spend more oftheir time doing enjoyable activities withfriends than they do with family mem-bers, who occasionally find themselvestogether doing unpleasant tasks likechores or caretaking duties. "Our study

suggests that this doesn't have to do withthe fundamental nature of kith versus kinrelationships. When we statistically con-trolled for activities, the 'mere presence'of children, romantic partners, and friendspredicted similar levels of happiness," hesaid. "Thus, this paper provides an opti-mistic view of family and suggests thatpeople genuinely enjoy their romanticpartners and children," he added.

More than 400 study participantswere asked to think back on times withtheir friends or family - identify the activ-ity they shared - and rate whether thoseexperiences left them feeling variousemotions, such as happy, satisfied, andwith a sense of meaning. Each emotionwas rated from 0 (almost never) to 6 (al-most always). This information and otherresponses about how study participantsfelt at different times allowed Hudson andhis co-authors, Richard E Lucas and MBrent Donnellan, to estimate rates of hap-piness with their friends and family.

In a bid to break the Chi-nese monopoly on pro-cessing rare earth ele-

ments, the Indian-PacificQuad comprising of India,Japan, Australia and the Unit-ed States are working togeth-er and pooling resources torapidly build collective self-reliance in the sector.

There are 17 strategic ele-ments vital for the productionof anything ranging from lap-tops, electric car batteries tomissile guiding systems andlasers. "There are 0.15 gramsof palladium (a rare earth met-al) in an iPhone, 472 kilo-grams of combined rare earthin an F-35 fighter jet and fourtonnes in a Virginia-class sub-marine," the Sydney MorningHerald has reported.

So far China has exer-cised a virtual monopoly onprocessing rare earth ele-ments. Amid deteriorating re-lations with the United States,Beijing has signalled thatWashington may be deniedsupply of the minerals pro-duced in China.

The Quad countries arelooking forward to utilisingthis opportunity to rapidlybuild collective self-relianceas dependency on China incritical areas may be a gravethreat. It is believed that Aus-tralia, which is the second-largest producer of rare ele-ments is the fulcrum that canliberate the region's democra-cies and like-minded coun-tries from arm twisting bycommunist China, which canleverage its rare earth's mo-nopoly to exercise critical po-litical control. However, Aus-tralia output is much smallerso far when compared to the

mammoth quantities pro-duced by China. Yet this situ-ation of vulnerability maychange rapidly, as Australia ismounting a serious effort tobridge the production gapwith China. Four Australiancompanies have advancedrare earth projects. Three ofthem are in Australia, whilethe fourth is located in Tanza-nia. Their focus is to ferretneodymium-praseodymium--a combination of rare-earthmetals, which imparts highstrength permanent magnets.

These super-magnets areextensively used in electricvehicle engines. Funds havebeen allocated for further ex-ploration in Australia alongtwo massive 2500-kilometre-

long corridors. Australia, inJune, had inked a preliminaryagreement for supplying criti-cal minerals to push India'stransition to a new energyeconomy. Australian Re-sources Minister Keith Pittsaid that Canberra could be-come India's top supplier ofcobalt and zircon. Antimony,lithium, rare earth and tanta-lum could also be added tothe list. "India presents grow-ing opportunities for Aus-tralia's critical minerals, espe-cially as the nation looks tobuild its manufacturing sec-tor, defence and space capa-bilities," Pitt said. He pointedto the allure of New Delhi's'Make in India' programme,and its goal of moving to full

electric mobility by 2030--apolicy shift that would powerIndia's copious demand forcritical minerals. The dealfollows a major military lo-gistics agreement betweenthe two countries, which laysthe strategic foundation for aspecial relationship betweenNew Delhi and Canberra,both facing headwinds fromChina. The Mutual LogisticsSupport Agreement (MLSA),will allow the two militariesaccess to each other's mili-tary logistics facilities, takeon more complex joint mili-tary exercise and improve in-teroperability between thesecurity forces of the twodemocracies. Australia hasalso worked out a rare earth

elements deal with the US,the India-Pacific Quad's mostpowerful partner. The Aus-tralian rare earth miner Lynaswould process the minedminerals in a facility in Texas,in partnership with the Penta-gon. Besides, the Australiancompany Syrah has ear-marked a production line inthe US state of Louisiana toturn graphite into super-con-ductor graphene, for use inelectric cars. Australia's part-nership with Japan in the do-main of the rare earth is al-ready well established, fol-lowing Tokyo's spat with Bei-jing over islands in the EastChina Sea. Fearing that itshigh-tech industries could becompromised, the Japanese

decided to invest in MountWeld-- a mountain and amine site in Western Aus-tralia, with one of the richestmajor rare-earth deposits inthe world

Backed by funding by theJapanese government, Sojitz,a Japanese trading company,signed a USD 250 millionsupply deal for rare earthmined at the site. The agree-ment also spurred the rise ofAustralian firm Lynas, whichcould now fund constructionof a processing plant in Kuan-tan, Malaysia. Recently, Ly-nas has signed a 10-year loanextension on easier termswith its powerful Japaneseconsortium. With the loan re-payment extended to 2030,the company will be able torelocate its controversial pro-cessing facility fromMalaysia to Western Aus-tralia, not far from the MountWeld mine. With critical de-pendence on China no longeracceptable, the Indo-Pacificcountries have decided towork together to establishtheir own dedicated supplychains, free from Beijing's in-fluence. Earlier this monthtrade ministers of Japan, In-dia and Australia agreed tohammer out details of a newsupply chain network, whichis likely to include rare earthelements, by the end of theyear. They also invited othercountries in the region withshared views to join the ini-tiative. The three ministersagreed to reach out toASEAN countries as the nextstep to expand their orbit ofcritical resources and tech-nologies, free from Beijing'sinfluence.

Call to break Chinese monopoly

An international col-laboration involv-ing Monash Uni-

versity and Duke-NUS re-searchers have made anunexpected world-firststem cell discovery thatmay lead to new treat-ments for placenta compli-cations during pregnancy.While it is widely knownthat adult skin cells can bereprogrammed into cellssimilar to human embry-onic stem cells that canthen be used to developtissue from human organs-- known as inducedpluripotent stem cells (iP-SCs) -- the same process

could not create placentatissue. iPSCs opened upthe potential for person-alised cell therapies andnew opportunities for re-generative medicine, safedrug testing, and toxicityassessments, however lit-tle was known about ex-actly how they were made.An international team ledby ARC Future FellowProfessor Jose Polo fromMonash University's Bio-medicine Discovery Insti-tute and the Australian Re-search Medicine Institute,together with AssistantProfessor Owen Rackhamfrom Duke-NUS in Singa-

pore, examined the molec-ular changes the adult skincells went through to be-come iPSCs. It was duringthe study of this processthat they discovered a newway to create induced tro-phoblast stem cells(iTSCs) that can be used tomake placenta cells.

This exciting discovery,also involving the ex-pertise of three first au-

thors, Dr Xiaodong Liu,Dr John Ouyang and DrFernando Rossello, willenable further researchinto new treatments forplacenta complicationsand the measurement of

drug toxicity to placentacells, which has implica-tions during pregnancy."This is really importantbecause iPSCs cannot giverise to placenta, thus all theadvances in disease mod-elling and cell therapy thatiPSCs have brought aboutdid not translate to the pla-centa," Professor Polosaid.

"When I started myPhD five years ago ourgoal was to understand thenuts and bolts of how iP-SCs are made, howeveralong the way we also dis-covered how to makeiTSCs," said Dr Liu.

Study focuses on new discoveryin regenerative medicine

New research fromKing's College Lon-don has found that

COVID-19 may be diag-nosed on the same emer-gency scans intended to diag-nose stroke. The findingshave important implicationsin the management of pa-tients presenting with sus-pected stroke through earlyidentification of COVID-19.

In a paper published to-day in the American Journalof Neuroradiology, studylead and Senior Lecturer inNeuroimaging at King's Col-lege London, Dr Tom Boothsaid the emergency scanscaptured images of the top ofthe lungs where a fluffinessknown as 'ground glassopacification' allowedCOVID-19 to be diagnosed.225 patients were examinedfrom three London Hyper-Acute Stroke Units. Theemergency stroke scan con-sisted of computed tomogra-phy (CT) of the head andneck blood vessels. Dr Boothsaid the results show thatwhen the team saw thesechanges in the top of thelungs during the emergencyscan, they were able to reli-ably and accurately diagnoseCOVID-19 and the changes

also predicted increased mor-tality. "This is particularlyrelevant given the limitationsof currently available SevereAcute Respiratory SyndromeCoronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) reverse transcriptase-poly-merase chain reaction (RT-PCR) testing as it takes timeto complete the test andsometimes it is inaccurate,"Dr Booth said. "Additionally,our data have prognostic in-formation given the in-creased mortality in thosewith lung changes shown in

our cohort. These are usefulresults because the changesare simple for radiologistsand other doctors to see. Thisis "free information" from ascan intended for anotherpurpose yet extremely valu-able," added Dr Booth. Pri-marily, the findings allowearlier selection of the appro-priate level of personal pro-tective equipment (PPE) andattendant staff numbers,triage to appropriate inpatientward settings, self-isolation,and contact tracing.

Stroke scans could revealCovid-19 infection

SalutationShe who ever hadremained in the depthof my being,in the twilight ofgleams and ofglimpses;she who never openedher veils in the morninglight,will be my last gift to thee, my God,folded in my final song.Words have wooed yet failed to winher;persuasion has stretched to her itseager arms in vain.I have roamed from country to countrykeeping her in the core of my heart,and around her have risen and fallenthe growth and decay of my life.Over my thoughts and actions, myslumbers and dreams,she reigned yet dwelled alone andapart.Many a man knocked at my door andasked for herand turned away in despair.There was none in the world who eversaw her face to face,and she remained in her lonelinesswaiting for thy recognition.

POEMS

(By: Rabindranath Tagore)

RABINDRANATH TAGORE

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Bhim Army meetingheld

PANKAJ KATNASANTOSHGARH: District levelmeeting of Bhim Army HimachalPradesh was held late in the eveningat Shri Guru Ravidas TempleSantoshgarh in the local city, in whichBalbir Garcha, President of BhimaArmy Panjab participated as the ChiefGuest. In-charge Ginni Mahi attendedthe programme. Flowers and garlandoffered in front of the portrait of Dr.Bhim Rab Ambedkar. Balbir Garachasaid that the Bhima Army's clan isgoing to increase soon. Bhim Armywill make members in every block and village of HimachalPradesh. He said that Dalits andwomen are tortured on the day ofHimachal, but government sit on itwith politics and silence. They saidthat Bhima Army will not toleratethese atrocities. Gini Mahi, in chargeof Bhim Army Himachal said that herfamily in the Jindan murder case becompensated with Rs 50 lakh. JarnailSingh Bathdi was unanimouslyelected District President and NeerajBanga as Vice-President.Sunnyjassal, Hanish Bangar, Ashu Dagod,Sanjay Bawa, Councilor RavikantBassi, Sanjeev Bhardwaj fromKutlehar section, Varinder Bhatti,Principal of Haroli section werepresent.

Cricket tournamentin Lathiyani fromSeptember 27JOGINDRA DEV ARYABANGANA: A cricket competition isbeing organized from September 27by Shaheed Bhagat Singh MemorialClub Lathiyani. Giving information,club official Manthan Soni said thatan entry fee of Rs 700 has beenfixed for the teams participating inthis competition. The winning team will be awarded trophy and Rs2100 from the club and the runner-up team will be awardedtrophy and Rs 2100. He informedthat this sports competition is beingorganized in memory of martyrBrajesh Kumar who sacrificed theirlives to protect country.

Elderly jumps in pondto save his grandson,both drownJAMMU: An elderly man and his six-year-old grandson drowned in apond in village Chowki Chora ofAkhnoor here on city outskirts onFriday. Police here said Divyansh wastaking bath along the bank of the pondin village Chora and suddenly slipped.Her mother raised an alarm, following which, his grandfather, KakaRam, 78, who was few meters awayfrom the pond, rushed to the spot andjumped into the water to rescue thekid. But, he was neither able to rescue to his grandson nor savehimself. "Both of them drowned in thewater," police said adding that thebodies have been retrieved while thematter is being investigated.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020

Shimla-Matour four-lane highwayproject stalled: HP CM tells Assy

UNISHIMLA, SEP 18

The Centre has cancelled the 223km long Shimla-Matour four-lane highway project, ChiefMinister Mr Jai Ram Thakurinformed the Assembly onFriday.

The National HighwayAuthority of India has sent aletter to the state informing thatproject is not viable, he added.

Thakur was responding tothis issue raised by Leader ofOpposition Mr MukeshAgnihotri through point- of-order in the state. The ChiefMinister accepted that hisgovernment came into power onthis issue would again take it upwith the Centre emphatically. Avisit was being scheduled todiscuss this issue but as deferredas Union Surface TransportMinister Nitin Gadkari testedCovid positive two days ago.Thakur informed that on July 3,2020 he got a letter from NHAIthat the Shimla-Mataur four-lanehave been cancelled due to non-viability by the unionGovernment. Documents of theroads were returned to statepublic works departments toprepare fresh Detail ProjectReport for new project to be

declared in the next year.Raising the issue Mr Mukesh

Agnihotri said that StateGovernment rode to power bycreating a hue and cry during theAssembly elections and LokSabha Election as Mr Gadkarihad announced a number ofnational highways and four lanesto state including Shimla-Matour. Agnihotri said that landhas already been acquired by thefirst package .

He said that NHAI authorityhanded over the documents ofthis four lane to State PublicWorks departments and it no canlonger be called a NationalHighway. Members said that Jai Ram Government wasunable to persuade the Centre tonot declare this project non-viable.

Congress memberSukhvinder Singh Sukhu alsowanted to know that sinceShimla-Matour road which linksix districts including Shimla,Solan, Bilaspur, Hamirpur,Kangra are great setbacks for thepeople of this hill state.

Members also urged that thestate itself build its own Nationalhighway and four lane project like Delhi. YamunaExpress highway is one of suchproject.

SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur onFriday announced to release the withheld MLA's Local AreaDevelopment Fund (MLALADF), saying the first installment of thisdiscretionary funds would be released in October. Making astatement in the state assembly, Chief Minister said that decision wastaken by him on the repeated requests from the MLAs belonging toruling and Opposition for the last two days. '' Most of the membersraised this issue during the Monsoon session urging him notwithhold the fund due installments of Rs 50 lakh per vidhan Sabha.It would be released by the Government soon. '' he said. '' The firstInstallment of Rs 25 lakh to be released in October and restinstallment of Rs 25 lakh to be released after the Panchayati Rajelection as it would be withheld due coming into election-code ineffect in the month of November.'' Thakur said.

Local area development fundfor MLAs to be released

Committee of Finance Commissioner, MLAsto settle Bhakra Dam oustee: HP govt

SHIMLA, SEP 18

Himachal Pradesh Governmentaccepted in the state Assembly thatit could not settle the Bhakra Damoustees issues and a jointcommittee of FinanceCommissioner and local MLAswere looking after the matter.Replying to the query raised CongMLA Ram Lal Thakur UrbanDevelopment Minister SureshBhardwaj said in the question hourthat the issue of Bhakra damoustees was pending for a longtime. 'Being an oldest project ofIndependence India, Governmentis highly concerned over pendingsettlement of affected and ousteesdisplaced by this project who couldnot be rehabilitated for a long time',the Minister said. 'A jointcommittee comprising of financecommissioner , member ofAssembly from Bilaspur (SubhashThakur), Kutlehar (VerinderKawnar), Ghumarwin (Jeet RamKatwal), Naida Devi (Ram LalThakur) were hearing the issue andfile its report after meeting theaffected parties', he further said.

First meeting of this committeewas held in the month of Februaryhowever after that it could notmeet again. A report was soughtfrom Deputy Commissioner Unaand next meeting would be heldafter having this report soon, hestated. After formation of Jai RamGovernment it was concerned overthe issue and expedite the issue bynotifying a joint committee ofofficers and MLAs in 2018, hefurther stated. 'If state governmentcould not settled or rehabilitatedpeople affected by one project itbecame difficult for it to acquirethe lands for other projects', heaffirmed. Earlier, Ram Lal Thakursaid that people belonged to Unaand Bilaspur affected by thisproject were living in patheticconditions.

Night bus service to be startedon twelve routes from

September 20: Bikram SinghSHIMLA, SEP 18

Transport MinisterBikram Singh said heretoday that the stategovernment has decidedto start night bus serviceon twelve routes from 20September, 2020 in thestate. He said that the buson Palampur-Shimla-Palampur viaMandi route will ply at 6:45 PMfrom Palampur and at 9 PM fromShimla. On Palampur-Bharmaur-Kugti via Tanda Kangra route, thebus will start at 3:40 PM whereasfrom Kugti, it will start at 4:45 PM.On Nayagram-Holi-Chamba-Pathar via Jot-Chawari, the bus willply at 3:15 PM from Nayagramwhereas from Pathar, it will start at4 PM. On Baddi-Jogindernagar viaSwarghat Bilaspur route the buswill ply at 9:30 PM whereas fromJogindernagar, it will start at 6:30PM. On Baddi to Nalagarh viaNalagarh- Swarghat-Bhakra-Una-Mubarkpur-Bharwain-Chintpurni-

Terace-Jasur-Noorpur-Banikhet and back thebus will ply at 9 PMfrom Baddi and fromChamba at 9 PM. ForTriloknath-Dharmshalavia Keylong-Manali-Mandi-Jogindernagr-Kangra and back the buswill ply at 7:15 AM from

Triloknath and from Dharamshalait will start at 6 PM. On Jahlma-Reckongpeo via Manali-Mandi-Sundernagr-Karsog route the buswill start at 4:30 AM from Jahlmaand from Reckongpeo it will startat 5 PM. On Jhakri- Hamirpurroute the bus will start at 5:25 AMfrom Jhakri and from Hamirpur, itwill start at 5:10 PM. OnRampur-Chintpurni route the buswill start at 3:45 PM fromRampur and at 3:45 PM fromChintpurni. On Shimla-Jasur viaBilaspur-Hamirpur-Jwalaj i -Dehra-Terrace route the bus willstart at 7:20 PM from Shimla andat 5:40 PM from Jasur.

Villagers seek renovation ofHiranagar ancient Pond

KISHORI LAL BAINSAMB, SEP 18

Hiranagar ancient Pond ofAmb subdivision is in abad state of affairs.Residents of the areademanded its immediaterenovation. Being apicturesque place,localshave requested to developit as a tourist destination.It is also the main road sitefor village panchayat andsmall and big villages.There is an influx ofpeople who take regularand evening walks in themorning near theHiranagar pond. Peoplebelieve that this ancientwater-puddle can betransformed into a state-o f - t h e - a r tpond.Government andnon-government land

around the pond can beacquired and developed asa picnic spot. Local peopleSham Kumar, SandeepKumar, Rajiv Kumar,Vikram Singh, HoshiarSingh, Mukesh Kumar andVijay Kumar havestrongly demanded fromthe District Administrationand MLA Balvir SinghChaudhary Chintpurniconstituency and SDMAmb that this ancientwater-pond is state-of-the-art.

Piyush, Mannat, Vedanta andVanshika get first place in quizBANGANA, SEP 18

Without the ozone layer, life onEarth would cease to exist. On theoccasion of World Ozone Day,Joginder Dev Arya, the manager ofArya Public School Bangana, whilegiving a message to the studentsonline, said that depletion of ozonelayer deteriorates the naturalbalance which is fatal to mankind.We must always be ready tomaintain the ozone layer. On theoccasion of Ozone Day, onlinecompetition for students, plantationalong with poster drawing werealso organized. In the onlinecompetition, Class VI Kirti, KritikaDhiman, Divesh, Radhika Verma,Anshuman Chaudhary, VarshaRani, I, Kritika Sharma, NancyThakur, Aditya Rana, SanviSharma and Akshit Thakur finishedsecond, Aastha and Arnav Kaundantook third. In Class-VII, Neelakshi

Sharma, Aarushi, Adarsh Rana,Anushka, Muskan Kaundal,Anurag Rana, Tamanna Sharma,Ishaan Sharma, Dhruv Soni, AakritiSharma took the first, AnshikaSoni, Vanshika Thakur, KaranDevi, Akshit Sharma, Anshita andAbhishek Thakur took second. AndRishav Rana in class III, PiyushDhiman in class VIII, MannatRana, Vedanta and VanshikaDhiman in first, Nitin Thakur insecond and Aryan Sandhu in classIII, Mannat Soni in class IX,Deeksha Thakur, Muskan Thakur,Karthik Thakur, Praveen Akhtarand Shweta got first, Isha Modgil,Ankush Sharma, Janhvi and ManviSharma second and Kanishka andSania third, Ajay Khan, ArpitVohra, Aditya Vashisht, IshaanKumar, Shubham, Mithali Sharmaand Nisha in class X, Ronit andAnjali Rana got the second andRiya got the third place.

PANKAJ KATNAUNA, SEP 18

Meeting of Bhartiya Kisan JanataMorcha concluded in IPCH RestHouse. The meeting was heldunder the chairmanship ofBharatiya Janata Kisan Morchavice-president Balram Bablu.District Kisan Morcha activistsand district board presidentparticipated in it. In this meeting,a strategy was prepared for theupcoming Panchayati electionsand Balram Bablu, whiletargeting the opposition, said thatthe Opposition has no issues in

the present time. But the generalpublic has to bear the brunt ofdiscussing it. Therefore, theopposition should play itsimportant role in the assembly bysupporting the presentgovernment. On this occasionstate Vice Chairman BalramBablu, Media in-charge SatishThakur, District GeneralSecretary Ajay Lovely, DistrictGeneral secretary, DistrictSecretary Sunil Sharda,Divisional President ChintpurniManohar Lal, Vice PresidentChintpurni Gurdial Singh Rana,General Secretary Chintpurni

Joginder Rana, Vice PresidentDistrict Vikram Thakur, DistrictVice President Ashok Kumar,District Social Media InchargeMahesh Kumar, District VicePresident Kewal Krishna,Divisional Vice PresidentSandeep Jaswal, GeneralSecretary Chintpurni RoshanDadwal, Vice President HaroliSatish Garg, Divisional PresidentGagret Ajmer Singh, ExecutiveMember Sanjeev Kumar, DistrictExecutive Member Baldev Singh,HPMC Member Una GeneralSecretary Gagret Mandal VinodKumar were present.

Opposition has no work except walkout: Balram Bablu

Victim pleads justice from SPASHOK KUMARSANTOSHGARH, SEP 18

National Dalit Human Rights Campaign Team met thevictim along with Superintendent of Police Una. RajMaheen (State General Secretary) National Dalit HumanRights Campaign and National Dalit Justice MovementHimachal Pradesh said that on the last day on September4, 2020, DarshanKumar, a resident ofsub tehsil Zolvillage Bharmad,had a fight withYograj Sharma, aresident of thevillage, Yograjbadly injuredDarshan Kumarfrom the darat andDarshan Kumarsuffered a serious injury to his right shoulder and 9stitches, due to which the police also kept the victim in awounded condition for 2 hours in the police post. Thepolice registered a case But the culprit is still walkingaround with threats. They mwet Una SPAjit Sen Thakurand requested the police to implement the proceedingsagainst the guilty. He assured that proceedings againstthe guilty will soon be initiated.

Protest against agriordinancesISHIKA THAKURKURUKSHEETRA: An indefinite strikewas launched at the market committeeoffice today by the middlemen of BabanAnajamandi and they shouted slogansagainst the government. The meeting waschaired by Mandi chief Singh. He saidthat from today all the mandis will becompletely closed and there will be nosale and purchase of any product in anymandi of the state. He said that accordingto the new ordinances of the government,there is a disparity in tax in the grainmarkets and outside the grain markets, sothey demand that the government shouldfix uniform tax rate on products in themarket and outside the market. He saidthat the government should take back allits three ordinances and arrange mandisas before. On 20 September, the Chakkajam being carried out by BKU should bebacked by farmers. On this occasionPawan Singla, Naranjan Singh Rampura,Malkit Bargat, Naib Singh Patakamajra,Sanjay Saghaur, Suresh Saini RamsaranMazra, Labh Singh, Kaushal Saini, AshokSaini, Balihar Singh, Krishna Sharma,Suramakh Sunaris, Sukhshyam Singh,Laxman Saini and other agents andaccountants were present.

DHL express announcesannual priceadjustments for 2021CHANDIGARH: DHL Express, the world'sleading international express serviceprovider, announced a price increasetoday that will take effect on January 1,2021. The increase in India will be 6.9%,compared to 2020. Further, the surchargefor Overweight Pieces and Non-StackablePallets will be adjusted to INR 7,250 perpiece and INR 15,000 per pallet. This is tocontinuously ensure the resilience of itsnetwork and constantly maintain highservice standards. "At DHL Express it isour endeavor to deliver unparalleledquality to our customers. This needs us tomake significant and continuousinvestments in infrastructure andtechnology," said R.S. SubramanianCountry Manager, DHL Express India."The annual price adjustment allows us tobuild our aviation and ground network,improve hubs & facilities and drivedigitalization initiatives - all to support theneeds of our customers efficiently. Amidstthe pandemic situation, we continue toinvest to comply with the increasinglycomplex regulatory and securityenvironment globally. These advancesprovide our customers with peace of mindwhile maintaining our market-leadingtransit times." Prices are adjusted on anannual basis by DHL Express, taking intoconsideration inflation and currencydynamics such as administrative costsrelated to regulatory and securitymeasures.

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PAIC Chairman slams Modi govt for its failure to safeguardinterests of SCsPHAGWARA (ASHOK KAURA): Condemning the incident of killing of a Schedule Caste youth inRajasthan, Chairman of Punjab Agro Industries Corporation and former Punjab Minister S. JoginderSingh Mann today said that atrocities against SCs have increased across the country during the Modiregime. In a statement issued here today, the Chairman of PAIC said that Modi government hascreated a venomous atmosphere in the country as a result of which the brutalities against SCs haveenhanced in the country. He said that ever since the formation of Modi led BJP government in thecentre the gap between SCs and the higher castes have widened which is a cause of worry. S. Mannsaid that it has resulted in crime against SCs and the BJP government has failed to safeguard theinterests of the SC brethren. The Chairman of PAIC said that due to strenuous efforts of the successiveCongress governments at centre the SCs were able to live their life with dignity and pride.

COVID-19 tally in India past 52 lakh,recovery rate 78.86 per cent

NEW DELHI, SEP 18

India's COVID-19 tally raced past52 lakh with 96,424 people testingpositive in a day, while the numberof people who have recuperatedfrom the disease rose to 41,12,551on Friday, according to the UnionHealth Ministry data. The country'srecovery rate stands at 78.86 percent. The total coronavirus casesmounted to 52,14,677, while thedeath toll climbed to 84,372 withthe virus claiming 1,174 lives in aspan of 24 hours, the data updatedat 8 am showed. The COVID-19case fatality rate due to thecoronavirus infection has furtherdropped to 1.62 per cent. There are10,17,754 active cases of COVID-19 in the country which comprises19.52 per cent of the total caseload,the data stated. India's COVID-19tally had crossed the 20-lakh markon August 7, 30 lakh on August 23,40 lakh on September 5 and it wentpast 50 lakh on September 16.

According to the ICMR, acumulative total of 6,15,72,343samples have been tested up toSeptember 17 with 10,06,615samples being tested on Thursday.Of the 1,174 new deaths, 468 arefrom Maharashtra, 93 fromKarnataka, 81 from Uttar Pradesh,72 from Andhra Pradesh, 60 fromWest Bengal, 59 from Tamil Nadu,54 from Punjab,38 from Delhi, 33from Madhya Pradesh, 24 fromHaryana, 19 from Jammu andKashmir, 17 each from Assam andChhattisgarh, 14 each from Gujaratand Rajasthan and 13 each fromOdisha, Puducherry andUttarakhand. Eleven fatalities have

been reported from Jharkhand andTelangana, nine from Kerala, eightfrom Goa, seven each from Biharand Himachal Pradesh, six fromTripura, five from Chandigarh,three each from Manipur andSikkim while Meghalaya hasregistered one new fatality. A totalof 84,372 deaths have been reportedso far in the country including31,351 from Maharashtra followedby 8,618 from Tamil Nadu, 7,629from Karnataka, 5,177 from AndhraPradesh, 4,877 from Delhi, 4,771from Uttar Pradesh, 4,183 fromWest Bengal, 3,270 from Gujarat,2,646 from Punjab and 1,877 fromMadhya Pradesh. The healthministry stressed that more than 70per cent of the deaths occurred dueto comorbidities. "Our figures arebeing reconciled with the IndianCouncil of Medical Research," theministry said on its website, addingthat state-wise distribution offigures is subject to furtherverification and reconciliation.

People of Pb are suffering as a result ofpoor condition of govt hospitals: CheemaPRITPAL SINGH SHAHKOTJALANDHAR, SEP 18

In order to save people fromCorona and save Punjabgovernment from its failureto tackle COVID, AamAadmi Party (AAP) led byLeader of Opposition andMLA Harpal Singh Cheemalaunched OximeterCampaign today (Friday)from local Raunak Bazaarfrom Jalandhar district.Cheema and Jaito went door-to-door to check the oxygenlevel of shopkeepers and thegeneral public with utmostcare and explained theimportance of oxygen levelfor prevention of corona aswell as distributed awarenesskits for prevention of corona.On this occasion he wasaccompanied by Dr. ShivDayal Mali, Dr. Sanjeev

Sharma, Rajwinder Kaur,Mangal Singh, KartarPehelwan, Harjinder SinghSeechewal and others.

Cheema blamed ChiefMinister Amarinder Singh aswell as all previous Congressand SAD-BJP governmentsfor the uncontrollable coronaepidemic. Harpal SinghCheema said that if allprevious governmentsincluding the Amarindergovernment had notpampered private healthmafia instead of improving

government hospitals anddispensaries, people wouldhave had faith in governmenthealth services today andthere would not have been alarge number of deaths due toCorona. The AAP leader saidthat with a death rate of 2.9,Punjab was in the worstsituation in the countryComparing Delhi and Punjab,Jaito said that while 14 percent of the total budget isspent on government healthservices in Delhi, it is 4percent less in Punjab.

JAGDEEP CHOPRAPATIALA, SEPT 18

Punjab Minister for Forests, Social Justice, Empowermentand Minorities and Printing, Sadhu Singh Dharamsot saidthat the Punjab Government under the leadership of ChiefMinister Capt. Amarinder Singh was fully committed to thefarmers and agriculture. He said "Punjab Government rejectsall the anti-farmer policies in the shape of three ordinancesthat are being converted to legislation by Modi Governmentat the center and State would do its duty to safeguard therights of Punjab including farmers." He arrived at DistrictAdministrative Complex here on Friday to participate in thetwo day Virtual Farmers' Fair being organized by PunjabAgricultural University. The farmers' fair was inauguratedby Punjab Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh throughvideo conferencing. In his address on this occasion, theCabinet Minister said that the farmers of Punjab had workedhard after the independence to make the country self-sufficient in food production and also taught the farmers ofother states how to cultivate to get more yield.

'Punjab Govt standsfirm with farmers'

MLA seeks cooperation from publicto control spread of Covid-19

SHARANJEETPATHANKOT , SEPT 18

If people have early symptomsof corona including mild sorethroat, fever, cough, bodyaches and general weakness,then test should be conductedimmediately. This can notonly reduce the spread of coro-na but also reduce the mortali-ty rate with timely medical at-

tention. This was stated byAmit Vij MLA, Pathankotconstituency. He appealed thatin case of early symptoms ofcorona, the nearest govern-ment health institution shouldbe contacted where corona dis-ease tests (RTCPR and rapidantigen tests) are conductedfree of cost and as per theguidelines received by thegovernment. If the test is pos-

itive, the entire treatment isprovided free of charge. Healso appealed to the people notto panic and follow the in-structions being given underMission Fateh. He said that asper the orders of the Punjabgovernment, the entire staff ofthe health department has leftno stone unturned in dealingwith the disease for the last sixmonths.

Faculty developmentprogram on ‘Environmental

Geotechnology’ held

FEROZEPUR, SEPT 18

The Department of Civil Engineering of ShaheedBhagat Singh State Technical Campus - SBSSTC,Ferozepur organized All India Council for Science& Technology – AICTE, sponsored a 6 daysFaculty Development Program(FDP) on‘Environmental Geotechnology’ in which 200faculty members and research scholars fromdifferent institutes and universities of Indiaparticipated. The main aim of the course was tomake the faculty and research scholars aware ofthe various aspects of the environment along withtheir remedial measures. Director of SBSSTC,Ferozepur Dr. T. S. Sidhu inaugurated the FDPhighlighting the importance of environmentalissues in our day to day life. He also emphasizedthe need to save environment through sustainableresearch and practices. Coordinator of the FDP, Dr.Bohar Singh welcomed the participants on a one-week FDP and acquainted the participants aboutthe contents of the one-week training program.

Dalit families and youth join Shiromani Akali DalHARPREET SINGH GILLRAIKOT, SEPT 18

Outraged by the Congressgovernment's genocidalpolicies, 85 youths includingdozens of Dalit families fromvarious wards of Raikot tookup the mantle of ShiromaniAkali Dal at the instigation ofsenior Youth Akali Dal leaderAjay Gill. On the occasionHalqa Incharge Raikot

Balwinder Singh Sandhu andJathedar Jagjit SinghTalwandi Member ShiromaniCommittee welcomed thefamilies to join Shiromani

Akali Dal. On this occasion,Balwinder Singh Sandhu saidthat during the tenure offormer Punjab Chief MinisterMr. Parkash Singh Badal,

these Dalit families weregiven nominations in theShiromani Akali Dal andraised to higher posts to upliftthe living standards of theDalit families. Schemes likeAtta Dal Scheme, 200 Unitsof Electricity Waiver,Provision of Housing to theneedy families etc. weremade available to them. Hetold that the dignity of thesefamilies would be maintained

in Raikot constituency withthe coming of Akali Dalgovernment. Dozens of Dalitfamilies were present on theoccasion. Dr. Harpal SinghGrewal Urban President,Nachhatar Singh UrbanPresident Dalit Wing, AjayGill Senior Youth AkaliLeader, Pritam Singh, ButaSingh, Baljit Singh,Dharmapreet Singh, GurpreetSingh etc. were present.

One day cricket tournament held

INDRI (MAIN PAL KASHYAP), SEPT 18

A one-day cricket tournament was organised at the sportsstadium in the sub-division's village Islamnagar in whichabout 10 teams participated, the tournament was inauguratedby the Chief Guest Principal Government Senior SecondarySchool Garhi Birbal Singh Rana. Giving information about theevent, Sachin Panchal said that a one-day cricket tournamenthas been organized today at the Cricket Stadium in Islamnagarin which 10 teams participated. In the final, the team ofIslamnagar won the toss and gave the target of 60 runs in 4overs to Indri's team, but Indri's team managed to score just 52runs and thus the team of Islamnagar defeated Indri by 8 runsand won the final match and the tournament. On this occasion,Dev Kashyap, Amit, Govind, Sanjeev, Rajat, Manish, Mohit,Manish, Gaurav, Gopal etc. were present.

DC instructs officer to comply with NGT ordersSONEPAT (NATH), SEPT 18

Deputy Commissioner Shyam Lal Poonia directed the offi-cials concerned to complete all the works related to sewerconnection and STP by 31 December 2020. Any drudgery orcarelessness in this work will not be acceptable. He also in-structed other concerned officials to cooperate fully in thistask. For the purpose of full compliance with the instructionsof the National Green Tribunal (NGT), Deputy Commission-er Poonia held a meeting of the concerned officials at theSmall Secretariat on Friday. While chairing the meeting, ac-cording to the directives of the NGT, it is necessary to makearrangements for drainage of waste water in particular.

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Protest held before DC office over pensionBATHINDA (ANIL VERMA):A large number of women and landless laborers, who had gathered atthe invitation of Bathinda District Committees of Rural Mazdoor Sabha and Mazdoor Ekta Sangharsh

Union, staged a massive protest in front of the local Deputy Com-missioner's office today. The protesting workers led by comradesParkash Singh Nandgarh and Bibi Darshna Kaur demanded im-mediate restoration of old age-widow-disabled-dependent pen-sions deducted from eligible beneficiaries.It was demanded thatthe amount of pensions should be at least Rs. 3000 per month andit should be paid without break.Debts of landless rural and urbanlaborers should be forgiven, electricity should be given to thesepoor families completely free of cost and past arrears should bewiped out besides guaranteed permanent employment.

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, SEPT 18

Punjab Chief Minister CaptainAmarinder Singh on Fridayslammed the farm legislations beingforced on to the nation by the centralgovernment as part of the `DestroyFarmers, Destroy Punjab’ (Kisanmaaru, Punjab maaru) conspiracyof the BJP-led NDA, of which theAkalis continue shamelessly to be apart at the cost of their own state andits people.

“I don’t know what enmity theBJP and the Akalis have with Pun-jab and why they are out to destroyus,” said the Chief Minister whilelaunching the Virual Kisan Mela ofthe Punjab Agriculture University,Ludhiana. The launch was held withvirtual connectivity at 100 locationsand participated by farmers, farmerrepresentatives and other stakehold-ers, including ministers, MLAs andPPCC chief Sunil Jakhar. Warningagain that the legislations will leadto growing angst among the peoplein the border state, thus giving Pak-istan the opportunity to stoke morefires, Captain Amarinder said the

anti-farmer move will spoil the abohawa’ (environment) of Punjab.Delhi has to rethink on this issue, hestressed, adding that the legislationswould undo the sacrifices made byPunjab and its farmers over 65 yearsto make India self-sufficient in food.

Accusing the Akalis of playingtheir own political games in this en-tire affair, Captain Amariner askedthe Badals why the SAD had failedto stand with the Punjab govern-ment on these Bills and even on thecritical water issue. “Did you notthink even once what will happen toPunjab without agriculture and

without water?” he asked the Akalis,pointing out that with the SYL issuehanging over the state, the situationwas perilous and the SAD had onlycontributed to the crisis by support-ing the farm ordinances. The ChiefMinister said notwithstanding theCentre’s denials these new laws willeventually pave the way for theelimination of the MSP regime andend of the FCI, leaving the farmersat the mercy of big corporates, asrecommended by the Shanta Kumarcommittee.

Strongly opposing the legisla-tions, the Chief Minister alsotrashed the Centre’s guarantee ofMSP not being tampered with, say-ing it was a Constitutional guaranteegiven by Parliament, which, in fact,the incumbent government at theCentre was trying to destroy withtheir brute majority. Even the MSPalready announced on items likeMaize is not being given to thefarmers, he noted, questioning thesincerity of the Government of In-dia. Categorically rejecting BJP andSAD claims that Punjab was onboard with the farm ordinances, theChief Minister made it clear that the

issue of any such ordinances or newlaws on agriculture was never dis-cussed at any of the meetings inwhich his government was repre-sented at the high-powered commit-tee set up by the Centre on agricul-tural reforms.

Politicians should not lie onsuch grave issues with serious im-plications for our future generations,said Captain Amarinder, in an obvi-ous reference to the false and mis-leading claims of Union MinisterRaosaheb Patil Danve and Shiro-mani Akali Dal (SAD) presidentSukhbir Singh Badal. Politics aside,this is an issue concerning the futureof our children, he added. With only13 seats in Lok Sabha, the Congresswas browbeaten and the dangerousand vicious Bills were passed by theCentre with brute majority, he point-ed out, adding that India’s futuregenerations will not forgive thedamage being inflicted on the nationby the NDA and its allies. The high-powered committee was clearly aneyewash, the Chief Minister said,waving the draft report shared withPunjab, which made no mentionwhatsoever of the ordinances.

New farm laws a conspiracyto ruin farmers: Amarinder

Annual fair gathered inmemory of Bhai Lalu ji

MK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHI: Faith was onceagain overshadowed by the fear ofcorona during the annual fair held athistorical Gurudwara Tap Asthan BhaiLalu ji Dalla. Forgetting corona,thousands of devotees thronged to thegurudham to bow down. Manjidar VaidBhai Lalu, appointed by the third GuruShri Amardas ji for the promotion ofSikhism. After breaking all the ties ofthe lockdown, thousands of devoteesfrom all over Punjab come to Dalla tobe bound in the love of Guru ji. It goeson to say that due to strict ordersissued by the state government andthe district administration to stop thespread of the corona virus, neither thereligious diwan nor any big pandal wasdecorated by the SGPC .

Trident Group toconduct training forgirls from Oct 15BARNALA: Trident Group isconducting training of girls fromOctober for recruitment under thesupervision of Chairman RajinderGupta. Rupinder Gupta, Senior Officer,

District EmploymentGeneration andTraining Officer,Barnala, Gurtej Singhinformed that thatRs.18000 would begiven to each trainee.This training will begiven for Stitcher,

Inline Checker, Packer and Weavercourses. The minimum qualification forthis training is 10th pass and fivepsycho-physical tests including FingerAbility Test, Memory Test, HandStability Test, Reaction Time Test, Eyeand Hand Coordination Test will betaken from the candidate respectively.

PAUs virtual kisan melakicks off in Kapurthala

PAWAN KALIAKAPURTHALA: MLA Rana Gurjitsingh from kapurthala today said thatthe congress party under theleadership of chief Minister CaptainAmarinder Singh will fight from " Sarakto sansad" ( Road to Parliament) tosave the farming community from thethree anti farmer ordinance passed bythe Union Government. Terming theseordinances as an organized crimeagainst the farmers of the countryespecially the Punjabi farmers whosaves the country from " ship tomouth" situation from last 50 years bybringing Green revolutions, the MLAsaid that " it will not provides thecontrol to MNCs by maintaining theirmonopoly on the market but will alsoruin the economy of the state.

Laws will spoil peaceful environment of state

CHETRAM RATTAN NAWANSHAHAR,SEPT 18

The Akali Dal led by Pres-ident Sukhbir Singh Badalwill fight to protest the or-dinance passed by the BJPagainst the farmers on be-half of the farmers.

This ordinance is beingopposed all over Punjab,Drs. Sukhwinder SukhiMLA Banga said while ad-dressing a meeting of ac-tivists in Banga. He saidthat the Shiromani AkaliDal has always stood up toprotect the rights of farm-ers. The central govern-ment should not have takenany decision without tak-ing the farmers into confi-dence. This ordinance is afatal decision for the

farmer. This ordinance wasopposed by Sukhbir SinghBadal in Parliament, whilerepresentatives of Con-gress and Aam Aadmi Par-ty were absent.

He said that HarsimratKaur Badal's stumblingblock of the Central Min-istry proved to be a majordecision in favor of thefarmers. Shiromani AkaliDal does not have to dovote politics but protectsthe rights of its Punjabiats

and Punjabis. On this occa-sion, Buddha Singh Bal-akipur District President,Shiromani Akali Dal,Shahid Bhagat Singh Na-gar, Sohan Lal DhandaDistrict President, ShahidBhagat Singh Nagar,Jaswinder Singh Mann,Vice Chairman MunicipalCouncil Banga, Ramku-mar Kumar Banga UrbanPresident Banga, Kulvin-der Singh Ladi, Rakeshwere present.

Akali Dal on roads againstagri ordinances

KULJEET SINGH JANDIALA GURU, SEPT 18

The meeting of the ten Kisanunions including PunjabChapter of the Total HinduCo-ordination Organizationchaired by Comrade RatnaSingh Randhawa held today.All India Kisan Sabha leader-Lakhbir Singh Nizampura,said that they will support ag-itation against agri ordinanceto be held on September 25.The Sangarsh Committeesupported the closure of Pun-jab and appealed to theunions leaders to gather un-der one flag to give a befittingreply to the policies that ex-

ploited the farmers. He ap-pealed to the shopkeepers,jobbers, palledars, unions tostop the business and takepart in the peasant movement.Farmers will not allow pri-vate mandating, contractfarming and electricity act2020 to be implemented atany cost. In this meeting, Dr.Satnam Singh Ajnala ofJamhuri Kisan Sabha, BaldevSingh Saidpur, ComradeGurbhej Singh Sedolehal ofAll India Kisan Sabha, Com-rade Balwinder Singh Dudha-la, Comrade Jatinder SinghChhina of Kirti Kisan Union,Ravindra Singh Chhajalwadi,Harjit Singh Jheeta.

All India Kisan Sabha supportsbandh call on Sept 25

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, SEPT 18

APRO Parampreet Narula ofpublic relation departmentLudhiana was honored bygreen punjab mission for thedepartment's tireless workduring the corona pandemic.

The public relation de-partment worked diligentlyto keep the people informedregarding all the instructionsand orders of the Punjabgovernment and DC Ludhi-ana. Green Punjab missionmember Satpal Singh Dhed-ka said that DPRO officefulfilled their duties dedicat-edly during the time of coro-

na pandemic. The depart-ment kept the people in-formed with the latest infor-mation regarding the pan-demic and helped them instaying away from fakenews and rumours.

APRO ParampreetNarula said that the depart-ment was able to fulfill itsduties efficiently due to thesupport of senior officialsand DPRO. Narula appealedthe people to avoid fakenews and rumours and getthemselves tested if neces-sary. At this occasion TilakRaj, Gurmukh Singh, BrijMohan and prabhjot Singhwere present.

APRO Ludhiana honouredby Green Punjab mission

SP JAINKHARAR, SEPT 18

While the Kharar police islooking for the suspects inconnection with the shoot-ing and assault at ArunSharma's house near JantaChowk in Kharar, the fam-ily of the victim Arun Shar-ma and his supporters to-day made an unsuccessfulattempt to hold dharna de-manding inclusion of aperson of Bhagoomajravillage in the list of sus-pects as he was allegedlyinvolved in this attack.

It may be recalled thatArun Sharma was severelybeaten in the incident andis undergoing treatment ata Chandigarh hospital in acritical condition. ArunSharma's son Devan Shar-

ma and close relativesgathered near the BhagatGhat and demanded that aperson from villageBhagomajra who was alsoinvolved in the attack benamed in the case by thepolice. After that they allmarched towards theKharar bus stand wherethey were planning to stagea dharna in support of theirdemand. On the occasion,Devan Sarma said that ayear and a half ago, he wasbeaten up by the people in-volved in the incident and

made a video. He was be-ing blackmailed for mak-ing this video viral. He hadalso lodged a complaintwith the police but was lat-er on persuaded by somepeople to compromise. Hewas demanding that a res-ident of Bhagomajra bealso named in the case.Speaking on the occasion,SHO Bhagwant Singh saidthat two high ranking offi-cers of IPS rank were in-vestigating the matter andthey were keeping an eyeon every aspect.

Unsuccessful attempt by supportersof victim's family to stage dharna

Purchase of cotton starts

KULBHUSHAN GARG GIDDARBAHA: The purchase ofcotton in Giddarbaha's New GrainMarket was started today by SansarSingh Mallan, Chairman of the MarketCommittee and Vice Chairman DeepakGarg. On this occasion, the AdhatiyaAssociation Secretary Ashok KumarJain was also specially present withhim. Gopal Garg of Shree KrishnaCotton Mills of Giddarbaha, purchaseda bundle of cotton from SukhmandarSingh resident of village Kotbhai oftrading firm Suresh Kumar ParveenKumar at the rate of Rs. 4671perquintal. Secretary of the AdhatiyaAssociation Ashok Kumar Jain, BalrajSingh, Accountant of the MarketingCommittee and Vicky Gupta, Managerof the Adhatiya Association were alsopresent on this occasion.

Northern Railway breaksits own record by loading101 rakes in single dayRAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR: The Northern Railwayhas achieved another milestone byloading the record number of 101rakes loading in a single day onSeptember 16 breaking the previousrecord of 59 rakes loaded on August29, 2020. Divulging more, RajivChaudhry, General Manager, Northern& North Central Railway informed thatNorthern Railway, Pioneer in zonalrailways, has achieved anothermilestone in freight loading on16.09.2020. Northern Railwayachieved its highest single day loadingon16th September, 2020 by loading101 rakes, breaking the previousrecord of 59 rakes loaded on 29th ofAugust, 2020. He further said, the 101unit rake loading includes loading of 38rakes of Food grain, 10 rakes ofFertilizer, 04 rakes of Cement, 07rakes of POL, 35 rakes of Container,02 rakes of Sugar and 05 rakes ofother miscellaneous items.

VERMAGURDASPUR, SEPT 18

Gurdeep Singh , whoreached home after livinga life full of poverty after ayear and a half, todaythanked Sunny Deol, MPof Gurdaspur district.

Speaking on the occa-sion, Gurdeep Singh saidthat every citizen of thecountry has a hand in hisreturn because after hisPakistani brother Rayeesvalmik, who got his videoviral ,a caravan was grad-ually formed and peoplestarted joining for his re-turn. He informed that hismother Lakhwinder Kaurhad also written a letter toSunny Dayol through

Gaurav Rajput and prayedfor his speedy return, afterwhich the Central Govern-ment also intervened andtoday he is sitting at homewith his family. For whichhe is also grateful to Gau-rav Rajput and SunnyDeol. On this occasion, healso talked to Sunny Deolonline and . Gaurav Ra-jput State SecretaryBharatiya Janata Yuva

Morcha reached the houseof Gurdeep singh Gorayaand congratulated him andhis entire family and dis-tributed masks sent bySunny Deol while convey-ing the message that theywould remain safe fromcorona epidemic in the fu-ture. On this occasion,general secretary AshwaniVerma of Block Qadianwas also present with him.

Gurdeep Singh Goraya thanks Sunny Deol

Bar Association President VirendraPahwa to continue till further orders

NAWANSHAHAR (CHET RAM RATAN):Punjab Haryana High Court ChandigarhOrder No. 42056/16 Advocate's role as Re-turning Officer has been abolished.

Nominations for online elections havebeen rejected. Bar Association PresidentVirendra Pahwa will remain President untilfurther orders.

AMRITPAL/DEEPAKSAMRALA, SEPT 18

The anger of the farmers ofPunjab was further intensi-fied today during the ongo-ing farmers' agitation againstthe central government forpassing agriculture ordi-nances in the Lok Sabha,when the effigy of PrimeMinister Narendra Modi wascremated by angry farmerson his birthday. Announcinga 'food crisis' in the country,the farmers warned that ifthe agriculture ordinanceswere not withdrawn, theywould stop production in thefuture. The farmers led byBharti Kisan Union

(Lakhowal) PresidentHarinder Singh Lakhowaland Gen. Secretary Parmin-der Singh Palmajra staged aprotest.

Lakhowal said that thefarmers would not shy awayfrom taking the struggle tosave their land and liveli-hood to any extent and there-fore they were ready for iteven if the farmers had tosacrifice their lives. Address-ing the agitating farmers,Lakhowal said that PrimeMinister Modi's arrogancehad pushed the country'sbreadwinners and the jawansguarding the country's bor-ders to the brink of death bytaking wrong decisions.

State farmers declare 'Food crisis'

44 donate blood at GurdwaraSri Charan Kanwal Sahib

MACHHIWARA SAHIB (AMRITPAL/DEEPAK) : Ablood donation camp was organized by Machhiwara Sahib So-cial Welfare Society in association with Gurdwara Sri CharanKanwal Sahib. Inaugurating the camp, Manager Sarbdyal Singh

said thatblood dona-tion was veryimportant tosave humanlives, whocame for-

ward as Messiahs to save the lives of the dying in the hospitals.He said that realizing the importance of human life, a resolutionshould be taken to donate blood for the service of humanity.

NEW DELHI: A day before the commencement of the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Friday released their official anthem dedicated to the franchise's fans.Taking to Twitter, RCB wrote, "The Official RCB Anthem is here! And it's dedicated to the best fans in the world. Time to crank up the volume to the maximum, 12th Man Army." This year, the Virat Kohli-led side will wear a tribute jersey with the message 'My COVID Heroes' both during training and matches for the entire tournament. The message will be displayed on the back of both the jerseys.RCB will also be supporting GiveIndia Foundation by donating the proceeds from the auction of the jerseys that players wear during their first match of the season. Also through the season, RCB players will be sharing some of the inspirational stories pertaining to the 'COVID heroes' on the team's social media handles with the intent to inspire millions of RCB fans to embrace the hero spirit. RCB squad: Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers, Devdutt Padikkal, Gurkeerat Mann Singh, Moeen Ali, Mohammed Siraj, Navdeep Saini, Parthiv Patel, Pawan Negi, Shivam Dube, Umesh Yadav, Washington Sundar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Aaron Finch, Chris Morris, Josh Philippe, Pavan Deshpande, Dale Steyn, Shahbaz Ahamad, Isuru Udana, Adam Zampa.

NEW DELHI, SEPT 18: US Open champion because of the coronavirus pandemic. Osaka Naomi Osaka on Friday announced that she will registered a 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 win in the US Open summit not compete in this year's French Open due to a clash over Victoria Azarenka. The No. 4 seed and hamstring injury. Osaka took to Twitter and 2018 champion overcame an inspired assault from wrote, "Hey guys, first and foremost thank so Azarenka in the opening set to win her third career much for all the support over the last three Grand Slam crown after one hour and 53 minutes on weeks. I couldn't have done it without you!" Arthur Ashe Stadium.

"Unfortunately I won't be able to play Osaka became the first Asian player to win three the French Open this year. My hamstring is Grand Slam singles titles, breaking the tie she held still sore so I won't have enough time to with China's Li Na.After Ashleigh Barty, the prepare for the clay -- these two Japanese became the second player of the world's tournaments came too close to each other top three to miss the French Open. "It has been a for me this year. i wish the organisers and difficult decision to make but unfortunately I will players all the best," the world number not be competing in Europe this year. Last year's three added. The French Open is due to French Open was the most special tournament of start on September 27 at Roland Garros, my career so this is not a decision I have made rescheduled from earlier in the year lightly," Barty had said.

After US Open run, Shapovalov piling up more wins in RomeROME: From singles to doubles, hard courts to clay courts, North America to Europe, Denis Shapovalov just keeps playing and, for the most part, winning.After spending more than 22 hours on court over the previous two weeks at the U.S. Open, where he reached the quarterfinals in both singles and doubles, Shapovalov is still going strong after crossing the Atlantic. The Canadian recovered from an early break in the second set to beat Spanish qualifier Pedro Martinez 6-4, 6-4 Thursday and reach the third round of the Italian Open.A few hours later, Shapo was back on court for doubles and teamed with Rohan Bopanna to knock out the top-seeded duo of Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah. "Luckily, I'm still 21 years old, Shapovalov said. It's been a lot of tennis. For sure I'm feeling it physically, no question about it. But I'm getting"good treatment every day. I'm just pushing through it."It's very tough, especially after the Grand Slam. Your body just kind of naturally wants to relax. ... But I'm really happy with the way I have been able to maintain my level and maintain physically. Shapovalov will continue playing singles and doubles at the French Open, which starts in 10 days.Shapovalov also won his opening singles match in Rome in straight sets, over Argentine clay-courter Guido Pella. "I'm a hard-court player, so it's definitely not easy matchups for me, Shapovalov said.

Bruno Fernandes wins Manchester United 2019-20 Player of the Year

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MANCHESTER: Midfielder Bruno Fernandes has been crowned as the winner of the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award for 2019/20, following a brilliant start to his Manchester United career.Thousands of fans voted and they decided in favour of the Portuguese playmaker, who just edged out Anthony Martial, with Marcus Rashford finishing in third place. Bruno succeeds Luke Shaw as the trophy's holder and is the first player in club history to seize it after just half a season in the red shirt."Of course you want to win some trophies for the team, for the club, and for the fans. But, obviously, I'm happy with the individual trophies. I know you can say: 'Oh, I don't care' and everything, but it's always important for a player. You always feel good when you win these kinds of awards, and I am no different. I am really happy. I want to add this to so many trophies for the club and for the fans because I think they deserve [it],"

RCB releases official anthem dedicated to its fans

Kohli, Dhoni have done a brilliant job in educating youngsters: ACU chief

DUBAI: The Indian Premier League (IPL) is set to take place in the UAE this year across three venues -- Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. While the reduction in the number of venues makes it easier to track movement for the BCCI's anti-corruption unit (ACU), the constraints of physical movement due to the coronavirus pandemic posses fresh challenges for Ajit Singh's team. Speaking to a news agency on the eve of the opening game between Chennai Super Kings and defending champions

Mumbai Indians, ACU chief Ajit Singh said that social media interactions will be closely monitored by his team."See, while the number of venues are less, the hurdles of physical movement due to the coronavirus pandemic also means that approaches if any will be made through social media. So, we are going to be closely monitoring the same and ensuring

that there is nothing that escapes the team's eyes," he said. But an issue in this regard is that most of the players' social media handles are managed by their PR teams. So how does that work out? The ACU chief is clear that there can be no excuse on that front. "Yes, it is handled by their teams in some cases. But at the end of the day, it is their accounts. So, the players must have a team around them which is aware of these things and no sooner they see anything suspicious, they should report the same to us. It has to be a joint effort," he explained.

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Delhi Capitals to don 'Thank You COVID Warriors' tribute jersey during IPL 2020AGENCYDUBAI, SEPT 18:

Delhi Capitals on Friday announced that the team's official match jersey will bear the "Thank You COVID Warriors" message for the entire duration of this season. As a small token of gratitude, Delhi Capitals, through its digital initiative "Salaam Dilli", recognised the contribution of some frontline workers from Delhi-NCR.

On Thursday, members of the Delhi Capitals squad, including CEO Dhiraj Malhotra, assistant coach Mohammad Kaif, vending machines in public places.and senior players Ishant Sharma and Amit *Dr Atul Gogia - Stood at the frontline to Mishra, interacted with these COVID heroes treat COVID patients.through a virtual meet. On the occasion, the *Niharika Dwivedi - Donated personal participants also unboxed a surprise delivery savings to buy air tickets for a family of migrant package, which comprised a letter of gratitude workers. *Amit Phogat and Ravinder Dharwal - and personalised jerseys on behalf of the Delhi Delhi Police constables who donated, and ran a Capitals team. Under the 'Salaam Dilli' plasma donation network.initiative, Delhi Capitals featured the following "Throughout the pandemic, frontline COVID warriors from the city: *Manika workers have dedicated themselves to Bhadwar: Fed underprivileged people through protecting our population. To all the sanitation her own kitchen. *Pomilla Gupta: Ran a kitchen workers, doctors, security forces, blood donors, for stray dogs during the lockdown. social workers, drivers and their respective

*Sourav Das and Laxmi Das - Distributed families -- this small token of thanks from our home-made masks for free, installed mask team is a testament of your service.

Smith and boys take COVID test, set to begin training post results: RR officialDUBAI: Rajasthan Royals skipper Steve Smith and the rest of the players from England and Australia underwent their COVID-19 tests on Friday and they will start training if tested negative and on completion of their 36-hour quarantine cap. Speaking to a new agency, a Rajasthan Royals official confirmed that Smith and the rest of the boys immediately isolated themselves in their room after reaching their hotel late on Thursday night. "The boys took the bus from the tarmac itself and headed straight to their rooms after arriving in the hotel. Smith and the boys underwent their test today morning and results are awaited. Once that comes and they test negative, they will join the rest of the squad and start training for the opener," the official said. Asked if the RR unit had any confusion with regards to their travel to Abu Dhabi, the official said there was none. The diktat is very clear. The boys have done their respective quarantine here and when we leave for Abu Dhabi, we get a test 48 hours prior and then move in. The six-day quarantine rule is for those who travelled from Dubai to Abu Dhabi by road and were at risk of contracting the virus. For the boys who joined us directly from the airport, they already moved into the bubble and didn't take the three-hour odd journey to Abu Dhabi. So, there is no cause of any further quarantine," the official pointed. After days of speculation, the Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council on Thursday informed the franchises that the English and Australian players coming from the UK will only need to quarantine for 36 hours before they can join their teams and play in the league.

CSK ready to take revenge against Mumbai Indians

AGENCY India to the United Arab Emirates NEW DELHI, SEPT 18 (UAE) , CSK were h i t by

turbulence. Several members of the The last time these two teams met, travelling troupe, if we may, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) including two players, tested needed nine runs in the final over of coronavirus and the unfortunate the Indian Premier League (IPL) development left Suresh Raina panic. 2019 finale. With Shane Watson in Mr. IPL left the team in the lurch, and the middle, CSK were the favourites. soon came the news that another But Lasith Malinga was there for the veteran, Harbhajan Singh, has opted Mumbai Indians (MI). Six balls later, against joining the team.Rohit Sharma's MI became the most Raina's absence left the team with, successful team in the history of IPL, well, a Raina-shape hole. The former winning it for an unprecedented India all-rounder is the second-highest fourth time. run-scorer in the history of the

The defeat in Hyderabad was tournament and has owned the number fifth in a row for Mahendra Singh three position. Now, CSK will need to

covered all their bases during the Chahar, Dhawal Kulkarni, Jasprit Dhoni-led CSK against the eventual adjust their batting order. Also,

auction. In fact, their squad has Bumrah, Trent Boult.champions MI, who also overtook Harbahajan's experience will be

been strengthened by the arrivals of CHENNAI SUPER KINGS: them in the race for most successful missed. That's as bad as it can get. But

Chris Lynn and Trent Boult. Shane Watson, Murali Vijay, team. Now, the onus is on the three- CSK are a tough side. A look at their

MUMBAI INDIANS: Rohit Ambati Rayudu, Faf du Plessis, MS time champions from Chennai to history will prove that point.

Sharma (c), Quinton de Kock, Dhoni (c & wk), Kedar Jadhav, break the chain of defeat. But, can MI will also miss one of their

Ishan Kishan (wk), Surya Kumar Ravindra Jadeja, Dwayne Bravo, do it? That we will know soon key players in Malinga, the

Yadav, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Shardul Thakur, Deepak Chahar, enough. tournament's highest wicket-taker.

Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Rahul Imran Tahir.As the IPL was moved from But it's believed that they have

Dhoni determined, engaged ahead of season: Fleming

DUBAI: Chennai Super Kings (CSK) head coach Stephen Fleming has said that the skipper MS Dhoni is looking extremely determined to do well in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The IPL will be played from September 19 to November 10 in the UAE across three venues -- Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. Dhoni had announced his retirement from international cricket on August 15 and he would be making a comeback to the field after almost 14 months. The wicket-keeper batsman was last seen in action in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup against New Zealand. "It has been no different. He's very fit and mentally he's been very engaged and determined. In some ways, the break can work for the experienced and older players that we have. MS is fresh and ready to go," the official website of CSK quoted Fleming as saying. CSK will lock horns with Mumbai Indians in the tournament opener on September 19 in Abu Dhabi. Talking about his particular contest, Fleming said: "The first game is always full of anxiety, nerves, and excitement, and CSK-MI has added extra excitement and pressure and we enjoy that. We've earned the right to play the first game by playing well last year, and given the way the final finished last year, it's nice to have another crack at MI. They are a very good side and it gives you a good gauge as to how the pre-season has gone and the areas that need improvement.

Bumrah can fill Malinga's shoes

for MI: LeeAGENCY of Malinga and can bowl at MUMBAI, SEPT 18 death overs. He can bowl at

140kmph and zoom the ball in Former Australian pacer Brett at the batsman's feet. He is Lee believes that Jasprit bowl ing the yorkers Bumrah can fill Lasith consistently, and there are very Malinga's shoes for Mumbai few bowlers like him."Indians in the Indian Premier When asked about the League (IPL). The upcoming chances of Mumbai Indians in edition of the IPL will be this year's IPL, Lee said: "They played from September 19 to have to be in the top four. November 10 in the UAE Champions of last year, they across three venues -- Dubai, have got a good squad. Pollard Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. is in form and we know what

Malinga will be missing Rohit can do. They have IPL this year as Jasprit Bumrah, and some he opted out of good spinners and some the tournament power hitters as well, so yes, due to personal they are in my top four." reasons, and Mumbai Indians and Chennai M u m b a i Super Kings will lock horns in Indians have the tournament opener on n a m e d September 19 in Abu Dhabi.Aus t r a l i an When asked about the

quick James Pattinson as his CSK line-up, Lee said: "They replacement. are up there. I have picked

Speaking on Star Sports' them to win and I think CSK show 'Game Plan', Lee said: "I has a good chance because have been Bumrah's fan since of their spin attack. With he burst into the scene some Santner, Jadeja needs to step years ago. He has got a up and be the number one different bowling action, he spinner and CSK has got pushes the ball in, and can great variety and none of the swing the ball both ways. He is spinners are the same so they good with the new ball, but I are at an advantage for the like him with the old ball, and conditions in the UAE as the that's why he can fill the shoes tournament.

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