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I-T deptt launchesFaceless Income TaxAppeals systemNEW DELHI: The Income TaxDepartment on Fridaylaunched Faceless IncomeTax Appeals, under which allappeals will be finalised underthe faceless ecosystem withan exception of appeals relat-ing to serious frauds, majortax evasion, sensitive andsearch matters, Internationaltax and Black Money Act.According to the Ministry of Fi-nance, the necessary gazettenotification has also been is-sued today.While launching the FacelessAssessment and Taxpayers'Charter as part of "Transpar-ent Taxation - Honoring theHonest" platform, Prime Minis-ter Narendra Modi on August13, had announced thelaunching of Faceless Appealson September 25 on the birthanniversary of Pt. Deen DayalUpadhayay.

Rhea procured drugsfor Sushant throughher brother: NCBMUMBAI: Rhea Chakrabortyused to procure drugs throughher brother Showik and supplythem to her boyfriend and ac-tor Sushant Singh Rajput, aNarcotics Control Bureau(NCB) officer said here on Fri-day. The probe into drugs an-gle of the Rajput death caseled the bureau to the discov-ery of several "linkages" ordrug supply networks, he said.The NCB is probing the drugscase related to Rajput's deathas well as an alleged nexusbetween Bollywood and drugpeddlers.

Hry policelathicharge sackedPTIs protestingagainst deputy CMROHTAK: Haryana police onFriday used water cannonsand resorted to lathichargeto stop sacked physical train-ing instructors (PTIs), whowere protesting againstdeputy chief ministerDushyant Chautala and plan-ning to gherao him during hisvisit to Charkhi Dadri district.Superintendent of police Vin-od Kumar said the policehad to use water cannonsand lathicharge after someprotesters tried to cross thebarricade outside the PWDrest house.The PTIs had taken out theprotest march along withKhap representatives andother social activists. Follow-ing the protests, the deputyCM cancelled his pro-gramme at the PWD resthouse.

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Kohli takesblame fordroppingRahul twice

Amarinder Singhhopes distressingvisuals offarmers will finallytouch central govt

Poster of sexualharassmentaccused to bedisplayed in UPLUCKNOW: The UttarPradesh government will putup posters of people accusedof sexual harassment andother crimes against womenat famous road crossingsacross the state. UP ChiefMinister Yogi Adityanath is-sued directions to the statepolice on Thursday. The initia-tive would be undertaken un-der 'Operation Durachari' to"reduce" crime againstwomen here. "The CM has in-structed the state police to putup posters of the accused ofsexual harassment and othercrimes against women at fa-mous road crossings.

AGENCYCHENNAI, SEP 25

Celebrated playback singer S P Bal-asubrahmanyam, who held swayover millions of fans with his gold-en voice for over five decades, diedon Friday at hospital here where hewas treated for COVID-19 sincelast month, the hospital said

The 74-year old singer, whosecondition becameextremely criticalon Thursday, breathed his last at1.04 pm, a statement from MGMHealthcare, where he was admittedon August 5 after testing positive

for COVID-19, saidHowever, the hospital said he

had tested negative for COVID-19on September 4 A six-time nationalaward winner, Balasubrahmanyam,who had sung over 40,000 songs,was also honoured with Padma Shriin 2001 and Padma Bhushan in2011

He is survived by wife, a sonand a daughter

Announcing the death of SPB,as he was popularly known, his sonand filmmaker S P Charan told re-porters that his father's songs wouldlive forever in the hears of his fans

Charan thanked all those whohad prayed for the recovery of hisfather and the doctors, nurses andthe administrative staff of the hos-pital for their attempts to save him

A statement from MGM Health-care said: "In a further setback thismorning, despite maximal life sup-port measures and the best efforts ofthe clinical team, his (Balasubrah-manyam's) condition deterioratedfurther and he suffered a cardio-res-piratory arrest

"With profound grief, we regretto inform that he passed away at13.04 hours," it said

NEW DELHI, SEPT 25

The Enforcement Directorate(ED) has provisionally at-tached a residential apartmentin London belonging to YesBank co-founder Rana Kapoorin connection with a moneylaundering case, officials saidon Friday.

The economic offenceswatchdog attached the proper-ty worth Rs 127 crores in Lon-don, United Kingdom, under the Prevention ofMoney Laundering Act in the Yes Bank scamcase.

According to ED officials, the property

was purchased by Kapoor in2017 for 9.9 million pounds (Rs93 crores) in the name of DOITCreations Jersey Limited,wherein accused Kapoor is thebeneficial owner.

Kapoor was arrested by theinvestigative agency on March 7in the matter.

The Central Bureau of In-vestigation and the EnforcementDirectorate have already filedcharge sheets against Kapoor

and other accused persons in connection withthe Yes Bank-DHFL scam and money laun-dering case being probed by the two probeagencies respectively.

ED attaches Rana Kapoor's London flatworth Rs 127 cr in Yes Bank case

Legendary singer S P Balasubrahmanyam dies of corona

Efforts on to boost localmanufacturing: KhattarBUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPT 25

Haryana Chief Minister, MrManohar Lal today said thatto realize Prime Minister, MrNarendra Modi’s vision ofVocal for Local, the HaryanaGovernment is laying specialemphasis on imparting skilltraining to the youth for themanufacturing of local prod-ucts and also makingadequate arrange-ment of marketing oftheir produce.

Mr Manohar Lalwas speaking at a na-tional seminar on‘Swadeshi Swavlam-ban Se AtmnirbharBharat’ jointly organ-ized by HaryanaState Higher Educa-tion Council and SwadeshiSwavlamban Trust to markthe birth anniversary of Pan-dit Deendayal Upadhyayathrough video conferencinghere today .

Paying rich tributes toPandit Deendayal Upadhyayaon his birth anniversary, theChief Minister said the StateGovernment is working onthe principle of ‘Antyodaya’given by Pandit Deendayal

Upadhyaya and has imple-mented several programmesfor the upliftment of poor,destitute and weaker sectionsof the society.

The Chief Minister saidthat though Haryana hasmade tremendous progress invarious fields including agri-culture since independenceyet the country was laggingbehind other countries like

Japan and Israel interms of self-suffi-ciency in manyfields. He said thatPrime Minister, MrNarendra Modi hastaken the period ofCOVID-19 as a chal-lenge and the Rs 20lakh crore financialpackage announcedby him for the farm-

ers, traders, industrialists,workers etc would go a longway in making the countryAtmnirbhar. He said that to-day apart from meeting therequirement of over 130 crorepopulation of the country, In-dia has become a major ex-porter in several fields. Hesaid that earlier medical itemslike PPE Kits, face masks,hand sanitizers were not man-ufactured in India.

Farmers block roads, railsin Pb, Hry over farm bills

Commuters face hardship to reach destinationsAGENCYCHANDIGARH, SEP 25

Farmers from Punjab andHaryana on Friday came tostreets against agriculture bills re-cently passed by parliament. Thetraffic came to standstill at vari-ous points as farming communityobserved complete bandh to sup-port their demand of roll back ofcontentious bills. As per reportsavailable the agitation was said tobe peaceful as no untoward inci-dent was reported from any place.

The Punjab bandh call is get-ting support from governmentemployees' unions, singers, com-mission agents, labourers and so-cial activists.

Shops, commercial establish-ments and vegetable markets atmany places remained shut. Shop-keepers have been appealed tokeep their shops shut in support offarmers. Farmers on Thursday hadstarted a three-day rail rook stiragainst the Bills and squatted ontracks in parts of the state. Chief

Minister Amarinder Singh hadsaid the state government waswith them in fight against the Billsand no FIR will be registered forthe violation of Section 144 of theCrPC, which bars assembly ofmore than four people at a place.As many as 31 farmers' organisa-

tions came together for a completeshutdown of the state. Amongfarmers' unions supporting thebandh call are the Kisan MazdoorSangharsh Committee, Kirti KisanUnion and factions of theBharatiya Kisan Union (BKU).Buses of the state-owned Pepsu

Road Transport Corporation(PRTC) remained off road in Pun-jab on Friday. While the rulingCongress and AAP have extendedsupport to the protest, the Shiro-mani Akali Dal held a chakkajaam (road blockade) at manyplaces in Punjab.

NEW DELHI: Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on Friday said thatreforms in agriculture will benefitsmall and marginalized farmers themost.

Speaking to party workers viavideo conferencing on the occasionof the birth anniversary of Deen-dayal Upadhaya, Prime MinisterModi said, "The reforms in agricul-ture will benefit most to small and marginalfarmers. 85 out of 100 are farmers belong to this

category and they are happy. For thefirst time, they got an option on theprice of their produce. There is a tradi-tion of selling in Mandis if a farmerwants he can sell there else outsideMandis. Farmers can sell their produceas per his choice." The Prime Ministerappealed to all BJP karyakartas to reachout to farmers on the ground and in-form them using simple language about

the importance and intricacies of the new farmreforms and how these will empower them.

Reforms will benefit small andmarginalized farmers most: Modi

Bihar Assembly pollsin three-phases,

counting on Nov 10AGENCYNEW DELHI, SEPT 25

The Bihar Assembly elections will beheld in three phases with polling totake place on October 28, and No-vember 3 and 7, with the counting ofvotes to take place on November 10,according to Chief Election Com-missioner Sunil Arora.

According to the CEC, the datefor issue of notification for the firstphase will be October 1, last date ofnomination is October 8, scrutiny ofnominations October 9, last date forwithdrawal of candidature October12, and date of polling will be Octo-ber 28th. The counting of votes, forall phases, will be on November 10.

For the second phase, the date forissue of notification is October 9, lastdate of nomination is October 16,scrutiny of nominations October 17,last date for withdrawal of candida-ture October 19, and date of pollingwill be November 3.

In the third and final phase, issueof notification on October 13, lastdate of nomination is October 20,scrutiny of nominations October 21,last date for withdrawal of candida-ture October 23, and date of pollingwill be November 7.

"Assembly elections in Biharwill be conducted in three phases. Inthe first phase 71 constituencies in 16districts will go for polls, it will beheld in approximately 31,000 pollingstations. In the second phase, 94 As-sembly constituencies in 17 districtswill go for polls, with around 42thousand polling stations. In the thirdphase, 78 constituencies in 15 dis-tricts, it will have approximately 33.5thousand polling stations," Aroraadded. The CEC also said that theneed for holding Assembly electionswas being felt even during the crisisphase.

Around 15 lakh COVID testsconducted in single day

NEW DELHI: India has scaled a historic peak in the fightagainst COVID-19--for the first time, a record number ofnearly 15 lakh COVID tests were conducted in a single day,said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Friday.

"With 14,92,409 tests conducted in the last 24 hours,the cumulative tests have touched nearly seven crore(6,89,28,440). This exponential surge in the daily testingcapacities strongly demonstrates the determined escalationof the testing infrastructure in the country. The last onecrore tests were conducted in merely nine days. The TestsPer Million (TPM) stand at 49,948 as of today," said theMinistry in a press statement.

It said, evidence has shown that higher numbers of test-ing subsequently lead to lowered positivity rate. States thatare testing the highest numbers are also reporting a gradualdecline in the positivity rate. The national cumulative pos-itivity rate stands at 8.44 per cent today.

AGENCYMUMBAI, SEPT 25

Reliance Jio has partnered withPanasonic AvionicsCorporation subsidiary,AeroMobile, to launchIndia's first in-flightservices for JioPostpaidPlus users allowingthem to stay connectedwith voice and dataservices on flights whiletravelling abroad, acompany statement saidhere on Friday. According to thestatement, the in-flight services willbe available to Indians when theytravel abroad for now and will beavailable for all Jio customers once

the services are available in the In-dian airspace. "As the first Indianoperator to launch an in-flightroaming bundle, this proposition

further cements Jio'sposition as a marketinnovator and a tech-nology leader, with ahighly competitive of-fering that brings morevalue and a greater ex-perience for its nearly400 million-stronguser base," said Re-liance Jio statement.

Jio Director Akash Ambani said,"JioPostpaid Plus brings with it in-dustry-defining and highest-qualityuser experience, and through ourpartnership with AeroMobile.

Reliance Jio partners withAeroMobile to launch India'sfirst in-flight mobile services

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Glance Launches Its First Exclusive Cricketainment Serieswith Danish Sait on RoposoCHANDIGARH, : Glance today announced the launch of its 1st Intellectual Property (IP)series "Danish Ki Googly" on Roposo. The IP series would feature stand-up comedian, television host, radio jockey, actor, and writer, Danish Saitdoing what he does best. Bringing cricket and entertainment together, he would be giving his take on cricketers, their performance on the field and off the field, team owners, cheerleaders, the lack of audience, the bubble and who broke it. The series will launch exclusively on Roposo @danishsaitand Glance Lockfeed, as the cricket action kicks off on September 19th, 2020 Roposo, India's No. 1 social video app with close to 100 Mn downloads and 55 million monthly active users intends to drive higher engagement on the platform during the upcoming cricket season. The series would also be availableon Glance Lockfeed which has a daily active user base of more than 100 Mn.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAROHTAK, SEPT 25

BJP MP Dr. Arvind Sharma said that Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay was a true son of Mother India and was a great thinker, karmayogi, thinker and philosopher. Deendayal Upadhyaya's idea of Integral Humanism is inspiring not only for India but for the whole world. The MP said that it is necessary that the youth, especially the students, take that Pandi t Deendayal of development to the inspiration from the life, Upadhyaya's philosophy of mainstream of development philosophy and works of this Integral Humanism is relevant remained embedded in the great Vibhuti and contribute to in today's global and national vision and philosophy of the nation's construction. scenario. His philosophy Deendayal Upadhyaya. He said

On Friday, on the 104th embodied with the idea of the that Deen Dayal Upadhyay, birth anniversary of Pandit concept of human welfare is the who lived a simple life, lived Deendayal Upadhyay, the MP f o u n d a t i o n o f g o o d life with high thoughts, lived a laid a wreath on his portrait and governance. Efforts to bring the single human philosophy in his paid homage to him. He said last person standing in the line own life.

SHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL, SEPT 25

On behalf of the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), a tribute meeting was held on the auspicious occasion of the 107th birth anniversary of late Tau Devilal, with reverence and gaiety. First plantation was done and Triveni was planted. Havan was performed in front of the statue of Tauji. As chief guest at the Blood Donation Camp Seva Samiti Ashram Karnal, Ishwar Singh, JJP MLA Guhla ji gave a tribute to the late Jananayak Tau Devi Lal by donating more blood than the target of 107 units.

District President Inderjit Goroya Ramesh Khatak, Panchayati Raj Shahpura, Milda Indri Former thanked all the workers for making the State In-Charge Jagroop Singh Candidate and Mild Pradhan Gurdev programme a success. Chief guest Sandhu, Minority State President Singh Rambha, Gharaunda Principal on this occasion Ishwar Singh Mohs in Chaudhary, Former Raj Pal Satish Balhara and others were MLA Guhla, State Vice President D i s t r i c t P r e s i d e n t P r e m present.Nafe Singh Mann, Former MLA

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GOHANA, SEP 25( ): Seats have been reserved for sarpanch posts in gram panchayats of Gohana and Kathura and Mundlana blocks. Through the chairmanship of SDM Gohana Ashish Kumar, seats have been fixed for general category women and scheduled caste men and women for sarpanch posts. The draw was organized on Friday to reserve seats for the sarpanch posts of gram panchayats of the three blocks in Gohana tehsil. SDM Ashish Kumar said that seven seats have been reserved for Scheduled Castes under Gohana section, out of which three seats are for women and four seats for men. Nayaat and Jolly and Bhainswal Kalan Mithan have been reserved for scheduled class women. Similarly, Sargathal, Rabdha, Bali Brahmin and Garhi Ujale Khan have been reserved for the Scheduled Caste men. He said that nine seats have been reserved for general category women including Bilbilan, Garhi Sarai Namdar Khan, Kasandi, Khedi Damkan, Moi Hooda, Nagar, Putthi and Gamdi and Kailana Khas. The sarpanches of the remaining gram panchayats are kept unreserved. SDM said that in Mundlana section also, reservation of seats on sarpanch posts of gram panchayats has been done in this way. He said that three seats have been reserved for Scheduled Caste Women and four for Male.

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PUBLIC NOTICEIt is hereby notified for the information of General Public that Flat No. 3381, Category A in the Chandigarh Punjab Vidhan Sabha Secretariat Employees Cooperative H/B First Society, Ltd, Sector 49-D, Chandigarh was transferred by the Society on 31-10-2012 in favour of Smt. Janak Devi W/o Late Sh. Bharat Bhushan Sharma R/o ## 3381, Punjab Vidhan Sabha Society, Sector 49-D, Chandigarh after the death of her husband Sh. Bharat Bhushan. Now she has applied to issue NOC for execution of Sub-Conveyance deed in her favour. If any individual has any objection for execution of Sub-Conveyance Deed of the above mentioned flat, same may be submitted to the Society, in writing along with supporting documents within 30 days of the publication of this notice, failing which action will be taken for issuance of NOC to the applicant.

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India’s New Cadbury Dairy Milk – Hint O’Mint, PanjeerCHANDIGARH :-- The sweet battle of Cadbury inventors has finally come to an end. Mondelez India, the makers and bakers of some of India’s leading snacking brands like Cadbury Dairy Milk, 5Star, Oreo, Bournvita, etc., today announced the winning flavours of the ‘go Madbury for Cadbury’ campaign. Introducing Cadbury Dairy Milk Hint O’Mint, made with Cadbury Bournville flavour and Mint crystals, and Cadbury Dairy Milk Paanjeer, combination of Paan flavor and Anjeer bites, created by Cadbury lovers Apoorva Rajan (Bengaluru) and Prabhjot Anand (Punjab), respectively. With the resounding success of Madbury’s debut edition – with more than 800k entries, the company is all set to launch Madbury 2.0, asking consumers “Kahaan Se Aayegi Hamari Agli Cadbury?”. Anil Viswanathan, Senior Director - Marketing (Chocolates), Insights and Analytics, Mondelez India, said “Cadbury Dairy Milk’s ubiquity has been melted into unique versions to fulfil the various snacking needs of the nation, which reiterates its entrenchment in the lives of our consumers, as a household ingredient.

Increasing pollution is detrimentalto ‘Incredible India’ image

MRITSAR : Ahead of World Tourism Day(27 September), Aleading travel and tourism

associations of India have come together to appeal to the government to strengthen the packaging waste collection and recycling ecosystem; echoing cleanliness to play a vital role to attract regional and international tourists to Indian tourist destinations. The strengthening of waste collection system and educating common citizens about the importance of responsible disposal of various types of plastics will ensure less waste littered at the tourist hotspots and other Indian cities. Currently, plastics like multilayered packaging (Chips/biscuits) and tetra packs rarely get collected due to their low value in the recycling ecosystem, other plastics like PET/HDPE bottles are the most recycled globally and fetch INR 25-30 per kg for ragpickers. A month ago, the Indian government released the Swaccha Survekshan (Cleanliness Survey), in which many tourist hotspots like Amritsar, Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, Varanasi Shillong, etc. received a poor rating. Also, almost half of the world’s 50 most polluted cities are in India. It projects a negative image of India/Indian destinations globally and adversely impacts tourism. The current pandemic is an opportunity to rethink the roadmap to build a clean, safe, and environment-friendly tourism ecosystem.

Nuvoco launches ‘Artiste Signature Collection’KARNAL : Nuvoco Vistas Corp. Ltd., a leading building materials company, today unveiled the ‘Artiste Signature Collection’, its first-ever collaboration for concrete designs with Gauri Khan Designs and International Designs through a virtual launch programme. The Artiste Signature Collection is a ‘Proprietary Signature Collection’ that is specially crafted and available exclusively for Nuvoco's customers, in a limited edition only.The Artiste Signature Collection comprises unique patterns, splendid textures and preeminent designs that are versatile, providing endless design options when combined together. Along with the offerings from International Designs, with its earthy patterns and hues this entire collection represents brilliance in creativity that can convert a dream abode into a masterpiece. This venture also marks Ms. Khan’s debut in creating designs for concrete flooring, which blend modern clear-cut patterns with distinctive design elegance and exclusive taste.

Hoshiarpur ( ): Tushar Gupta IPS has taken over his charge as

ASP in Garhshankar Tehsil of Hoshiarpur District. On this occasion he

said that any person doing any illegal work in the area would not be spared.

Daljeet Ajnoha

AAP leader Swarnjit supports farmers' movement

ZIRAKPUR, SEPT 25: Political parties new agricultural bills, the provider of the have also started getting support from country will be stuck in the clutches of big farmers on the three agricultural bills traders. These bills will gradually bring the brought by the central government. In this grain markets to the brink of closure. Not series, a fury rally was organized in only this, any trader will buy and stock his Zirakpur in support of crop from the farmer and the farmers from the when the demand of that Aam Aadmi Party. crop in the market will Senior leaders of AAP be made, he will earn a Navjot Singh Saini, hefty profit by selling it Kuljit Singh Randhawa, at an expensive price.S w e e t y S h a r m a , He said that after this law K a r a m j i t S i n g h the farmer will remain as Chauhan, Babbal Preet, a laborer in his own Savita Puri, and Marfi farm. Demonstrating in Bhatia were present on favor of the farmers, the this occasion. During this, AAP leader AAP leader said that he and his party will Swarnajit Kaur said that today BJP is not allow these laws to be implemented in engaged in ruining the farmers. With the the country under any circumstances.

B.Sc. Multimedia students honoured by College administration

SUSHIL PANDIT YAMUNANAGAR, SEPT 25

Two students of B.Sc. Multimedia of Guru Nanak Girls College, Santpura, came on the merit list at Kurukshetra University. On Friday, both students were honored with Merit Certificate and Gold Medal by College Director Dr. Varinder Gandhi and Principal Poonam Kaur Ahluwalia. Dr. Aarti Singh said that the two students of B.Sc. Multi Media of the college have made the college proud by that they have got this achievement only getting a place in the merit list at Kurukshetra under the guidance of the gurus.The college University. On this occasion, the students' management congratulated the top two mouths were sweetened and they wished students of the college in the university. them good luck for their future. Students Raj College director Dr. Varinder Gandhi said that Kumari and Vaishali thanked the college everyone needs to take inspiration from these director and principal for the honor. They said girl students.

Mixed response to farmers' strikeASSANDH, SEPT 25 ( ):Today, on the call of the bandh against the farmers' mandate in the country, various farmers organisations here also protested strongly and burnt the effigy of the Modi government. The strike had mixed effects in the city. Thousands of farmers appealed to other farmers organizations including Bharatiya Kisan Union, Annadata Kisan Union, Kisan Sabha, Aadhati Association while performing in the streets and main markets of the city and then burnt Modi's effigy in the main chowk here. Speaking on the occasion, Chhatrapal Sindh, block head of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, said that farmers will be completely ruined by this ordinance. National President of Annadata Kisan Union Gurmukh Singh said that with this ordinance, not only the farmers but all the mandis of the country will also be closed, which will also destroy the business class completely. Kisan Sabha district secretary Satpal Beniwal and other leaders including Jeevan Singh, Master Ram Kumar, Amrik Thal, Sukhwant Khanda Kheri, Fateh Singh Jhinda were present in the demonstration.

SIMRAN NAGPAL

JJP workers hold blood donation campKURUKSHETRA, SEPT, 25(

): A blood donation camp was organised in the hall of the Kurukshetra Development Board on September 25 at 10 am on the birth anniversary of Tau Devi Lal. Former speaker Satbir Kadian attended the camp. Giving information JJP District President Kuldeep Jakhwala and Youth District President Jasvindra Khaira, said a blood donation camp was organised in Kurukshetra to commemorate the birth anniversary of Tau Devi Lal. In the camp, thousands of district residents will donate blood and pay tribute to Tau Devi Lal. The statue of Tau Devi Lal was cleaned with Ganga water. He said that every year a big event has been organised to

commemorate the birth anniversary of Tau Devi Lal, but due to the Corona period, senior leaders of the party have decided to pay tribute to Tau Devi Lal by doing human interest. A huge blood donation camp was organised in the hall of Kurukshetra Development Board. Former JJP District President Kuldeep Multani, Ladwa Lecturer Jogadhyan, Thanesar former candidate Yogesh Sharma, JJP leaders Ranjit Nain and Anwar Khan were present on the occasion.

ISHIKA THAKUR

Mixed responseto protestKUSUMGHARAUNDA: The mixed impact of theproposed country-wide strike of the Indi-an Farmers Union was seen here today.The mandi also supported this bandh ofBKU. Although two days before the mar-ket traders had announced to their farm-ers not to bring their crops to the markettoday, some farmers reached the marketwith their crops. No crops were sold. Afarmer of Kalan who brought his crop tothe mandi and said that today he came tothe mandi in the morning with his crop.But it was found that there was a strike inMandi today. Many called today's strikein support of the farmers as mere fraud.Farmer Sonu said that this time the farm-ers have been troubled from all sides.Paddy sales have been badly affected.

Sewer lines will be completed soon: MayorGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL: Residents of Indira Colony lo-cated Ward-14 of the city have receivedthe gift of new sewer lines. Mayor RenuBala Gupta on Friday duly inauguratedthe programme coconut with this coun-cilor Ramchandra Kala and the men ofthe colony. Mayor Renu Bala Gupta saidthat a total of 1200 meters of sewer linehas to be laid for the drainage of wastewater, on which an estimated Rs 17 lakhwill be spent. He said that this work willbe completed in the next one and a halfmonths. The good brand and 8 inchpipeline will allow the drainage of wastewater from the houses located in thecolony according to the capacity. This fa-cility will benefit the population of about200 houses here. After the inaugurationof the sewer line work, the Mayor told thepeople here that Chief Minister HaryanaManohar Lal is committed to the basic fa-cilities and strengthening of water andsewerage lines in all the expectedcolonies of Karnal, so that the populationof the city lacks these facilities and doesnot face any problems.

Cleanliness of toiletsto be maintainedGURMEET KASHYAPKARNAL: The work of retrofitting of toi-lets in rural area is going on at a rapidpace under the Swachh Bharat MissionGramin as directed by Additional DeputyCommissioner Karnal Ashok KumarBansal. In the same sequence, Rajiv Ku-mar Sharma, Assistant Coordinator ofSwachh Bharat Mission Gramin, inspect-ed Tusang, Islamnagar, Dera Ram Nagarof Kalri Khalsa, and Musepur village toassess the evaluation of the ongoingwork. 7 Retrofitting will maintain sanita-tion of toilets only. Retrofitting of toilets isvery important to maintain open defeca-tion level. The best type of manure canbe obtained from the filled pit which thebeneficiary can also put in their fields.Black water coming out of the toilet isalso there due to which the water of mostof the ponds is not even drinkable for theanimals. But now pons will get a new life.Retrofitting of toilets done with the righttechnology is also environmentally friend-ly. Able young Sushma Rani, ManjeetKaur, Rajni Kamboj, Neelam Rani, Sush-ma Devi, Rajni Devi, Rita Devi, MukeshKumari, Gympie Brown, Sapna Rani So-nia, Somnath, Sunil Kumar, Satbir Singh,Ritu Rani, Rituraj, Sohan Lal andPradeep Kumar were mainly present.

Blood donationcamp organisedMAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI: On the completion of 20 years ofthe establishment of NIFAA, blood dona-tion camps are being organized all overthe country. Giving information about theNIFAA's Indri unit, Deputy Chief ManuKamboj said that on October 8, BD willcome from the Indri branch. A blood do-nation camp is being organised in the au-ditorium of the office. He said that blooddonation camps are being organisedcontinuously across the country from 20September to 9 October under the lead-ership of NIFA Chairman Preetpal Pannuji. Vipin Kamboj, Secretary, Indri BranchAppealing to the blood donors coming tothe camp for blood donation, they saidthat everyone should wear masks so thatcorona infection can be avoided and so-cial distance should also be taken careof. The Deputy Head of the Indri Branch,Manu Kamboj said that such pro-grammes are organised by the IndriBranch from time to time. He appealed tothe youth that by donating maximumnumber of blood in this blood donationcamp, they became part of the virtue be-cause donating blood protects some-one's life

DeendayalUpadhyay’s lifeinspirationalROHIT LAMSARTARAORI: On the birth anniversary ofPandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, all theworkers led by former MLA of NilokheriBhagwandas Kabirpanthi paid floraltributes to him. All the workers gatheredat booth number-105 and paid respect.Addressing the occasion, former MLABhagwandas Kabirpanthi said that thelife of nationalist leader Pandit Deen-dayal Upadhyay is an inspiration for thepeople of the country. We should learnfrom the life of Pandit Deendayal Upad-hyay.He said that his thoughts show us theway to move forward, how can we dowell for the person who stands at thevery end of the line. He taught how wecan save people, how to think first ofthe last person. The first person to helphim is to take care of him, these are allmemories related to his life. Many peo-ple were present on this occasion, in-cluding former MLA Bhagwandas Kabir-panthi, former divisional head DevendraKamra, Taraori divisional head Dr.Praveen Gupta, Virendra Singh BhainiKhurd, Brijlal Gupta and Gaurav.

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3HARYANAFull impact of shutdown in AmbalaRENU AGGARWALAMBALA: The impact of the Bharat Bandh was fully seen in Ambala. A large number of farm-ers took to the streets under the banner of Bharatiya Kisan Union and started a march on footfrom Agrasen Chowk, first of all, the famous textile market of Ambala was closed and then Inorder to make the bandh a success in all the markets, there was a huge crowd of farmers. As awhole, the farmers reached the last stop outside the residence of local MLAAseem Goyal,where they staged a sit-in and demonstrated the role of the Khattar government in this case.Union leaders said in their address that the MLA should explain to the Chief Minister the matterof farmers and their compulsion that this new rule is not just the rule but also the death warrantof the farmers. Union leaders also raised the question as to why the central or state govern-ment does not want to guarantee MSP in writing.YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020

Govt working for overalldevelopment of state: DalalWorks on every constituency being done on priority

BUREAU CHANDIGARH, SEPTEMBER 25

Haryana Agriculture and Farmers'Welfare Minister, Mr. Jai ParkashDalal said that under the capableleadership of Chief Minister, Mr.Manohar Lal, in last six years, whilefollowing Antyodaya and Integral Hu-manism, core principles taught byDeendayal Upadhyaya, State Govern-ment is working in accordance withpublic sentiment by getting uniformdevelopmental work done in all 90Assembly Constituency without anydiscrimination.

Addressing a press conference atHaryana Niwas here today, Mr. Dalalsaid that Chief Minister, Mr. ManoharLal's view is that the every assemblyconstituency, public works should bedone on a priority basis while risingabove politics, despite the fact that theMLA from the ruling party or is of theopposition party.

In a democracy, a political figureis representative of the people andthrough their elected representatives,people always have a lot of hope fromthem to get the development workdone in their area.

He said that incidentally, for thelast three consecutive terms, Congress

party MLA has served in the BarodaAssembly Constituency of Sonipatdistrict, but intentionally no develop-ment work was done thereby previousgovernment.

Mr. Dalal said that after the deathof Baroda MLA, by-election in Baro-da will be held and for the last onemonth, he himself has visited that as-sembly constituency and was in-formed that a lot of developmentworks are still to be done in this As-sembly Constituency. He said that thepeople of the area have shared thatthere is a problem of waterloggingand drinking water as well.

He said that Chief Minister, Mr.Manohar Lal himself has taken strictnote of this and he immediately gaveapproval for the starting of six new

water works projects to be construct-ed in the villages of Chichana, Baro-da, Nizampur, Rana Kheri, Mabtan,Sikandpur Majra, Ramgarh andMahra.

Mr. Jai Prakash Dalal informedthat apart from this, the Chief Minis-ter has also approved an amount of Rs271.37 crore for various developmentworks to be carried out in Baroda as-sembly constituency.

He said that 1121 variety of pad-dy is grown in this area and due to theabsence of government procurementof this variety, this said paddy varietywill be procured through Hafed in fu-ture. Besides this, an ultra modern ricemill will also be set up by Hafed at acost of Rs 12 crore in this area, so asto assure that farmers do not have togo elsewhere to sell this variety ofpaddy. The Minister further informedmedia persons that Delhi-AmritsarExpressway which is under construc-tion will pass through this assemblyconstituency, therefore as per ChiefMinister's vision, the State Govern-ment has decided that along with thisExpressway, a new industrial ModelTownship (IMT) will be developed.This will provide employment oppor-tunities to local youth along with in-vestment.

SHIV KUMAR SHARAKARNAL, SEPT 25

NIFAA organised the sev-enth blood donation camptoday at the GharaundaLiberty Complex in a seriesof blood donation campsrunning for 20 consecutivedays. The camp started incollaboration with KarnalCivil Hospital Blood Bankand District Red Cross So-ciety. Managing Director ofLiberty Harish Gupta, Di-rector Kanishka Gupta, NI-FAA Life member RetiredHeadmaster Prithvi Singh,Advocate SS Pruthi, NI-FAA Chairman PritpalSingh Pannu, Blood bankin-charge doctor SanjayVerma and former DistrictRed Cross Society officerMC Dhiman encouragedthe donors by giving batch-es and appreciation certifi-cates to blood donors. Har-ish Gupta said that in to-

day's era when almostevery surgery and most ac-cident cases require blood,blood donors are workingas messengers of God whocome forward to save peo-ple's lives.

Kanishka Gupta saidthat although healthy peo-ple between the age of 18and 65 can donate blood,due to the absence of olderpeople in Corona crisis, theresponsibility has come onthe youth to donate blood

for the needy. Prithvi Singhand S S Prithu both lifemembers of NIFAA, alsocalled the blood donation assupreme donation and ap-pealed to every youth tocome forward and join theblood donation camps run-ning continuously for twen-ty days by NIFAA and do-nate blood. Dr Verma ad-vised to avoid the miscon-ceptions about blood dona-tion, rather everyoneshould know the benefits of

blood donation like it re-duces the chances of heartattack and liver cancer andalso the test for serious dis-eases is conducted free forall units donated.

Rahul Chandana, theproject director of the pro-gramme and a member ofthe National Executive ofNIFAA, said that Libertyworkers and youth of near-by areas donated blood inthis camp dedicated to thefoundation day of NIFAA.Ankit from Liberty, NIFAAdistrict general secretaryHitesh Gupta, former youthwing president Gaurav Pu-nia, district vice presidentGurjant Singh, Gharaundabranch president Kamalka-nt Dhiman, secretary Shub-ham Mittal, Sumit Vashisht,Aman Joshi and Arun Baliplayed an important role tomake today’s camp suc-cessful.

NIFAA holds blood donation camp

Bill will end farmersexploitation: SainiSHIV KUMAR SHARMAKARNAL: Kurukshetra MP Naib Saini said that Prime MinisterNarendra Modi has framed the Agriculture Bill keeping in mindthe interests of farmers so that the farmers who have been vic-tims of economic exploita-tion for the last 60 yearscan be given freedom.Farmers will continue toget a minimum supportprice ( MSP) for the cropand neither is there anyplan to close any market.But the opposition is an-gry with this decision ofthe government and is try-ing to provoke the farmers by misleading them. The Modi gov-ernment is farmer friendly, whatever it does will do for the ben-efit of farmers. The MPs were addressing the activists througha webinar at the Krishna Temple in Sector 14 on Friday. Onthis occasion former District President Jagmohan Anand, for-mer MLA Bhagwan Das Kabirpanthi, Mayor Renu Bala Gupta,Megha Bhandari, Sanjay Bathla, Joginder Madan, SantoshAtreja, Ashok Sukhija, Ashok Bhandari, Gurvinder Singh,Sankalp Bhandari, Jaipal Gupta, Shamsher Nain, DeepakGupta, Praveen Lather, Jaspal Verma, Rajesh Aghi, Sunil Goy-al, Nirupama Sadar, Rajni Sharma, Meena Chauhan, KirtiSharma, Sumitra Parocha and Dr. Ashok Kumar etc. werepresent.

Farmers hold protest in LadwaISHIKA THAKURKURUKSHETRA, SEPT 25

The Bharat Bandh was called by BKU in protest against the 3ordinances passed by the central governmentm on Indri Roadin Ladwa. Ladwa Congress MLA blocked the road duringprotest by farm-ers on Ladwa In-dri Road. LadwaCongress MLAMewa Singh,who arrived atthe protest site ofMewa Singhsaid that thethree ordinancespassed by the central government are anti-farmer on this issue,he and the Congress party are with the farmers. He and theCongress party will continue to work in the interest of the farm-ers, MLA Meva Singh also said that the leaders of theBharatiya Janata Party are misleading the farmers about the 3ordinances. When the Congress Party ruled the BJP had op-posed it, which the Congress had rejected. Today the BJP gov-ernment itself wants to impose three other agri ordinances onthe farmers. MLA Mewa Singh said that he is an MLA and hewill always be with problems of farmers.Youth Congress dis-trict president Harpreet Singh, border farmer leader Dharamvirand Jasvir etc. were also present on the occasion.

MAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPT 25

An event was organised un-der the leadership of BJPleader Sumer Chand Mu-radgarh on the 104th birth an-niversary of Pandit Deenday-al Upadhyay, father of JanaSangh, in Muradgarh villageof subdivision. On the birthanniversary of Pandit Deen-dayal Upadhyaya, BJP work-ers paid floral tributes to him.Former Block Committeechairman and BJP leaderSumer Chand Kamboj saidthat Pandit Deendayal Upad-hyay was the inspiration ofideas of humanity. PanditDeendayal Upadhyaya wasnot just a name but an ideolo-gy, his views are still relevanttoday. Be it the central gov-ernment or the state govern-ment, it was his dream to de-velop a person standing on

the last rung of the societyand this dream is being car-ried forward by the BJP gov-ernment.

He said that as soon asPrime Minister NarendraModi took over the power,Deendayal Upadhyay was es-tablished as a national per-sonality. The Modi govern-ment has implemented manyschemes in the country, in-

cluding new railway sta-tions, ports, educational in-stitutions etc. Sumer Chandsaid that we should take in-spiration from the life ofPandit Deendayal Upad-hyaya. . Hari Singh, RoshanLal, Jaipal, Virendra Kam-boj, Shyamlal Numberdar,etc and a large number ofBJP workers were also pres-ent on the occasion.

Deendayal Upadhyaybirth anniversary held

Mixed response tostrike by farmers

MAIN PAL KASHYAPINDRI, SEPT 25

The BKU had announced All India bandh on 25 September onthe issue of three agriculture bills. The farmers and peasantleaders raised slogans against the government by blocking theroad near village Bayana and demanded withdrawal of all thethree bills. The farmers expressed their anger by jamming theroad near village Ramba on Indri Yamunanagar road, in whichemployees and workers collaborated, but the movement hadmixed effects. Sardar Jagjit Singh, who is leading the movement,said that the government has brought three laws against farmerswithout taking the farmers into confidence. However, no guaran-tee is being given to farmers about support price. Which farmershave been demanding for a long time. Farmer leader Ompal Man-dal said that all these three bills are anti-farmer. He said that thegovernment has claimed that farmers in the mandis and outsidethe mandi will get higher rates than the MSP. But today the con-dition of the mandis is that paddy is being bought below Rs 500even from the MSP. They have demanded the BJP government toguarantee the minimum support price to the farmers otherwisefarmers will go to Delhi to fight for their rights.

Pledge to take careof plant saplingsKARNAL: On the occasion ofNSS Day, a tree planting pro-gramme was organised at PanditChiranjilal Sharma GovernmentCollege. NSS Programme OfficerDr. Sandeep Kumar said thatNSS is a very medium of socialservice and the responsibility ofvolunteers increases even moreduring this time of Corona.College Principal Dr. Rekha Shar-ma said that conservation of envi-ronment is very important. There-fore it is very important to save thenatural heritage. NSS Program Offi-cer, Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Prof. AshuKumar, Harit Haryana in-charge Dr.Ranjit Singh, Professor Vikas, Pro-fessor Shikha etc. were present.

First success ofNCB HaryanaKARNAL: The newly formed Nar-cotics Control Bureau of HaryanaState has achieved a major suc-cess by taking the first action onthe basis of secret information to-day. This team, formed under theleadership of Sub Inspector Bijen-dra Singh, has arrested two per-sons- Krishna son Makdaram res-ident Narwana and Hawa Singhson Raghubir Singh resident Ku-

rukshetra with290 gram smackfrom HariyalChowk Narwanaand Police Sta-tion Narwana forfurther action.The estimatedvalue of the re-covered smack

is around Rs 25 lakhs. TheHaryana Government has hand-ed over the command of HaryanaNarcotics Control Bureau to boldand brilliant and honest police offi-cer Additional Director General ofPolice, Srikant Jadhav, for thecomplete eradication of intoxi-cants from the state of Haryana.

Farmers protest againstagri bills in RadaurMUKESH DUTTARADAUR: Hundreds of farmers associated with theBharatiya Kisan Union on Friday protested against theBharat Bandh on the Triveni chowk of the city by block-ing a jam from 10 am to 4 pm in protest against thegovernment's imposition of 3 agricultural ordinances.Under the leadership of state vice-president PradeepNagla and district president Subhash Gurjar, the farm-ers staged a strong anti-government protest in Trivenichowk in the city with a scorching heat and jam forabout 6 hours in the scorching heat.A heavy police force was deployed at Bubka chowkand Triveni chowk in Radaur due to the jam of farmers.The police arranged for the vehicles to be sent throughother routes in the Radaur area due to the jam of thefarmers. Police staff conducted a rigorous examinationof the vehicles passing through SK Road. District Su-perintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal visited TriveniShock and took stock of the situation to protest thefarmers' protest. SDM Radaur Sushil Kumar, DSPRadaur Randhir Singh and Inspector Purn Singh Man-dan were present on the spot along with the heavy po-lice force regarding the farmers' movement. During this,the farmers shouted anti-government slogans by burn-ing effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

DARSHAN SHARMANILOKHERI: The shopkeepers also called for the shutdown and also sup-ported the farmers by closing the shops. Along with this, farmer leaders Ra-jinder Singh and Daler Singh Malli said that such demonstrations will contin-ue till the government withdraws the ordinance implemented. -The samething is said that the Congress is tricking the farmers, does the farmer notunderstand that whatever ordinance the government has implemented isagainst the farmers. In addition to Tejpal, Subhash Malkhan Singh, RishiBarsalu, Shivkumar, Ramkishan Barani, Mahendra Singh, Suresh Barthal,Sukhbir, a large number of farmers were marching in the protest. On this oc-casion, the administration also had complete arrangements that there shouldbe no mess.

Shopkeepers shut shopsin support of farmers

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On August 31 last, the Republican National Con-vention and Kenosha were the themes of LastWeek Tonight with John Oliver. Oliver, as every-

one knows, is not fond of his president. He said the RNCwas an “event to celebrate the stewardship of DonaldTrump, a tough sell at the best of times, but somethingthat felt particularly out of step this week, consideringwe have a pandemic on the rampage, an economic ca-tastrophe unfolding, and wildfires and hurricanes batter-ing the country”. More, “it [was] a little jarring that theRepublicans’opening argument seemed to essentially bethis. Ladies and gentlemen, leaders and fighters for free-dom and liberty and the American dream, the best is yetto come!” This is familiar to chasers of the dream of Bharat, sure-ly? Oliver had video excerpts of Republicans throwingtheir arms out triumphantly to substantiate his unkindcomments. For Indians, since the achchhe din promisedby the Bharatiya Janata Party in 2014 has not, in Sep-tember 2020, seen Rs 15 lakh deposited in every citi-zen’s bank account with the return of black money fromabroad, the best remains yet to come. That is, if theachchhe din hope is not just a jumla, a way of speaking— a joke? — that the Union home minister, Amit Shah,called the Rs 15 lakh promise later. Oliver recreated a scene that we have grown addicted toin our country: “The main theme of the conventionseemed to be telling lies in front of flags…four days offull-throated denial of objective reality…” If “the mis-leading portrait painted of Trump’s opponents” can betaken as fair game, what followed can make us sit up ex-citedly: “Convention speakers also claimed that Trumpnever called white supremacists ‘very fine people’,which he did.” That was Charlottesville, 2017, with waf-fling thereafter. And that he passed the veteran’s choiceact, “which he didn’t” — Barack Obama did. Also “thathe is trying to protect patients with pre-existing condi-tions, which he very much is not”. This is a proactive lie,ignoring that Republicans have gone to court against theprotection of patients with pre-existing conditions inmedical insurance, somewhat reminiscent of the unnec-essary government rhetoric around the Citizenship(Amendment) Act that is surely not discriminatory. Thefantasy about Trump’s sympathy for these patients ig-nited Oliver’s imagination: “And I am honestly sur-prised that a speaker didn’t…claim that Trump inventedparakeets, or that he stopped the murder of hornets bysucking them straight out of the air.” No, Trump’s “loy-al friend” Narendra Modi did not invent parakeets either,but he does enjoy inventing medical and technologicalachievements of ancient India with a prime ministerialauthority that sends his inventions straight into historybooks and scientific conventions.

Living the lie

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020

Editorial

Literature & HealthCould life exist deep

underground on Mars?Recent science missions and results

are bringing the search for a lifecloser to home, and scientists at the

Center for Astrophysics | Harvard, andSmithsonian (CfA) and the Florida Insti-tute of Technology (FIT) may have figuredout how to determine whether life is - orwas - lurking deep beneath the surface ofMars, the Moon, and other rockyobjects in the universe.

While the search for life typi-cally focuses on water found on thesurface and in the atmosphere ofobjects, Dr Avi Loeb, Frank B.Baird Jr. Professor of Science atHarvard and CfA astronomer, andDr Manasvi Lingam, assistant pro-fessor of astrobiology at FIT andCfA astronomer, suggest that theabsence of surface water doesn'tpreclude the potential for life else-where on a rocky object, like deepin the subsurface biosphere. "Weexamined whether conditions amenable tolife could exist deep underneath the sur-face of rocky objects like the Moon orMars at some point in their histories andhow scientists might go about searchingfor traces of past subsurface life on theseobjects," said Lingam, the lead author onthe research. "We know that these search-es will be technically challenging, but notimpossible." One challenge for researcherswas determining the potential for the exis-tence of water where there appears to benone. "Surface water requires an atmos-phere to maintain a finite pressure, withoutwhich liquid water cannot exist. However,

when one moves to deeper regions, the up-per layers exert pressure and thus permitthe existence of liquid water in principle,"said Lingam. "For instance, Mars does notcurrently have any longstanding bodies ofwater on its surface, but it is known to havesubsurface lakes." The research analyzesthe "thickness" of the subsurface region--

where water and life might exist in princi-ple--of the nearby rocky objects, andwhether the high pressures therein couldrule out life altogether.

According to Loeb, the answer isprobably not. "Both the Moon and Marslack an atmosphere that would allow liquidwater to exist on their surfaces, but thewarmer and pressurized regions under thesurface could allow the chemistry of life inliquid water." The research also arrived ata limit on the amount of biological materi-al that might exist in deep subsurface en-vironments, and the answer, althoughsmall, is surprising.

Houston researchershave unveiled a studyof over 5,000 genetic

sequences of coronaviruswhich reveals the pathogen'svirus's continuous accumula-tion of mutations.

The study, released onWednesday, however, doesnot conclude that these muta-tions made the virus deadlieror changed clinical out-comes. According to scien-tists, all the viruses accumu-late genetic mutations andmost of them are insignifi-cant, The Washington Postreported.

Study author JamesMusser of HoustonMethodist Hospital said thatcoronaviruses like SARS-CoV-2 are relatively stable asviruses go since they have aproofreading mechanism asthey replicate. "But everymutation is a roll of the dice,and with transmission sowidespread in the US --which continues to see tensof thousands of new, con-firmed infections daily -- thevirus has had abundant op-portunities to change, poten-tially with troublesome con-sequences," Musser said.

"We have given this virusa lot of chances. There is ahuge population size outthere right now," he added.

Several scientists fromWeill Cornell Medicine, theUniversity of Chicago, Ar-gonne National Laboratoryand Austin's University of

Texas also contributed to theresearch. The study, whichhas not been peer-reviewed,appears to be the largest sin-gle aggregation of genetic se-quences of the virus in theUS as of now. Last month, astudy by UK scientists said amutation that changes thestructure of the "spike pro-tein" on the virus's surfacemay be driving the outsizedspread of that particularstrain, according to TheWashington Post.

According to the newHouston study, the findingspointed out the strong possi-bility that the virus, whichmoved through the popula-tion, became more transmis-sible, and this "may have im-plications for our ability tocontrol it", said David

Morens, a virologist at theNational Institute of Allergyand Infectious Diseases.

Morens said it is a singlestudy and "you do not wantto over-interpret what thismeans." However, the virolo-gist stated that the viruscould be responding poten-tially through random muta-tions to such interventions associal distancing and wear-ing of masks.

"Wearing masks, wash-ing our hands, all thosethings are barriers to trans-missibility, or contagion, butas the virus becomes morecontagious it statistically isbetter at getting around thosebarriers," Morens said,adding it could have implica-tions regarding the formula-tion of vaccines. The virus

could be under selectivepressure to evade the humanimmune response as peoplegain immunity either throughinfections or a vaccine.

"Although we do notknow yet, it is well within therealm of possibility that thiscoronavirus, when our popu-lation-level immunity getshigh enough, this coron-avirus will find a way to getaround our immunity. If thathappened, we would be in thesame situation as with flu.We will have to chase thevirus and as it mutates, wewill have to tinker with ourvaccine," Morens said.

According to the study,the virus spread in two wavesacross neighbourhoods inHouston -- firstly affectingwealthier and older individu-

als and then spreading toyounger people and lower in-come areas -- infecting sever-al Latino city residents.

Genetic data showed thatthe virus arrived in Houstonmany times, possibly by airtravel first. Notably, 71 percent of the viruses which ar-rived initially were charac-terised by a now famous mu-tation, which appears to havefirst originated in China, thatscientists believe could givethe virus a biological advan-tage in how it spread, TheWashington Post reported.

It is called D614G, refer-ring to the substitution of anamino acid called asparticacid (D) for one calledglycine (G) in a region of thegenome that encodes thespike protein.

By the second wave ofthe outbreak in Houston, theresearch noted that this vari-ant leaped to 99.9 per centprevalence. People infectedwith the strain had higherloads of virus in their upperrespiratory tracts, which is apotential factor in making thestrain spread effectivelymore, researchers found.

According to Musser'sinterpretation, D614G wasincreasingly dominant inHouston and other areas as itwas better adapted to spread-ing among humans. He ac-knowledged that the scientif-ic case is not yet closed onthe matter. "This is not amurder trial. We are not look-

ing for beyond a reasonabledoubt. This is a civil trial, andclearly, it is the preponder-ance of the evidence that Ithink forces all of us into thesame conclusion, which isthere is something biologi-cally different about thatstrain, that family of strains,"said Musser.

Kristian Andersen, animmunologist at the ScrippsResearch Institute in Califor-nia, downplayed the re-search's significance, sayingit "just confirms what has al-ready been described -- G in-creased in frequency overtime."

Andersen, who was notinvolved in the study, said asfor numerous other muta-tions, "they just cataloguethem, but we do not know ifany of them have any func-tional relevance." The studycharacterises some of thespike protein mutations as"disconcerting". Althoughthe research does not showstrong proof that additionalevolution of the spike proteinis taking place, it suggests"these repeated substitutionsprovide a hint as the virus in-teracts with our bodies andour immune systems, it maybe learning new tricks thathelp it respond to its host". "Ithink there is pretty good ev-idence that is consistent withimmunologic selection act-ing on certain regions of thespike protein," Musser wasquoted as saying.

Coronavirus strain may havemutated, potentially evolving

SD SHARMA

While all musiclovers and admir-ers of the cele-

brated playback singerand music legend SP Bala-subrahmanyam mournedhis sudden demise theleading city maestros ex-pressed their sorrow andconcern with The Yugmarghere today.Atul Sharma Music Di-rector and Vice chairmanChandigarh SangeetNatak Akademy

Expressing grief AtulSharma observed that SPBalu, as affectionatelycalled, was a born music

genius. Like other singersfrom the South he too waswell versed with Hindus-tani and Carnaticclassical as alsofolk and filmmusic. He estab-lished his versa-tility in all gen-res of music. Hisplayback awardwinning hit filmsongs like Diditera devar dee-vana, Tere mere beechmein Aaja meri jaan, Pehlapehla pyar hai and manymore will keep him alive inthe hearts of his fans.Prof Dr Rinku Kalia-Academician, Singer and

winner of national Sa ReGa Ma competition.

This year has seen a lotof unfortunateevents whilepassing away oflegendary singerSP balasubrama-niam is a greatloss for the musicworld. He was avery versatilesinger with asoulful voice.

Loved many Hindisongs that he sang like hissongs in film Roja,EkDuke ke liye, Maine pyarkiya, Hum aapke hainkaun and many more . It issaid that he was not classi-

cally trained singer but lis-tening to the amazingsongs that he sang it ishard to believe that. Hecould sing song of anygenre with so much ease.He will live in our heartseternally through hisbeautiful music.RD Kailey - Leading lit-erary and A grade AIRghazal singer.

While mourning SPSubrhamanyam’s deathKailey said that althoughhe was mostly based inSouth yet he conqueredthe hearts of North Indianmusic aficionados withfew of his Bollywood filmsongs.

City music lovers, maestros mourndemise of SP Balasubrahmanyam

The Chinese government"would do well" if itgives up its aggressive

posture along Line of ActualControl (LAC) and takes thelead in defusing the tensionswith India, The Irrawaddy re-ported. Journalist JayantaKalita writes in The Irrawad-dy that India-China bordertension in eastern Ladakh re-gion could spread to India'snortheastern periphery if thetwo sides fail to reach a con-sensus soon.

The two sides are current-ly engaged in military-leveltalks, but there are no signs ofa breakthrough yet. Beijing,however, states that it does notwant the border dispute to af-fect bilateral cooperation

"The Xi Jinping regimewould do well if it gives up itsaggressive posture and takesthe lead in defusing the borderrow with India given thatthere is a worldwide negativeperception against China inthe wake of the Covid-19 out-break," the article reads.

India and China have beenengaged in a territorial con-flict since April-May timeframe as the Chinese Armytransgressed into multiple ar-eas from the Galwan valley tothe Finger area along the Pan-gong lake. Citing several re-

ports, Journalist Kalita saidthat there has been a massiveChinese buildup along theLAC, the de facto border be-tween the two Asian giants,opposite Arunachal Pradesh.Kalita says that New Delhi,however, seems to be treadingcautiously while maintainingtrade relations with its neigh-bour China.

Within India, experts callfor reducing trade dependenceon China. "In April, theNarendra Modi governmenttightened its Foreign DirectInvestment (FDI) norms in or-der to prevent what it called'opportunistic takeovers' offirms hit by the pandemic-triggered lockdown, a moveseen as aimed at China. At $8billion (as of December

2019), China is the biggest in-vestor in India among thecountries the latter shares bor-ders with," she writes. Indiaand China, which held thesixth round of Senior Com-manders' meeting on Mondayfollowing border tensions ineastern Ladakh, have agreedto avoid misunderstandingsand misjudgments, stop send-ing more troops to the front-line, refrain from unilaterallychanging the situation on theground and avoid taking anyactions that may complicatethe situation.

The two sides also agreedto strengthen communicationon the ground and to hold thenext round of Military Com-mander-Level Meeting assoon as possible.

China would do well if gives upaggressive posture along LAC

The AstronomerI only said, "When inthe evening the roundfull moon getsentangled among thebeaches of that Dadamtree, couldn'tsomebodycatch it?"But dada laughed at me and said,"Baby, you are the silliestchild I have ever known. The moon isever so far from us, how couldanybody catch it?"I said, "Dada, how foolish you are!When mother looks out ofher window and smiles down at usplaying, would you call her faraway?"Still dada said, "You are a stupid child!But, baby wherecould you find a net big enough tocatch the moon with?"I said, "Surely you could catch it withyour hands."But dada laughed and said, "You arethe silliest child I haveknown. If it came nearer, you wouldsee how big the moon is."

POEMS

(By: Rabindranath Tagore)

RABINDRANATH TAGORE

NEWS AT AGLANCE

36 more COVID-19 cases reported in LadakhLEH: Thirty-six more COVID-19 cases were reported in Ladakh on Thursday, takingthe total number of active cases to 1,022, according to the Department of Healthhere. The recovery rate stands at 73 per cent with 2,893 cured patients so far. Atotal of 41 samples have been sent to PGIMER Chandigarh for testing and 329passengers have also been tested at Leh Airport on Friday morning. Ladakh has180 COVID-19 care centres and 108 isolation facility wards for treatment. There are70 COVID-19 positive patients admitted in the state hospitals while 629 patients arehome stationed for isolation. The health department has been testing suspectedpatients through Rapid Antigen Testing and TrueNAT. The total number of confirmedcases in Ladakh stands at 3,969 as of this morning. A total of 54 fatalities due to thevirus have been recorded so far.

Rajesh Thakur launches`One booth 20 Women’programme

GAGRET (PRADEEP CHAMBAYAL):MLA Rajesh Thakur arrived at the functionof "One Booth 20 Women" program inpresence of Himachal Pradesh BJPMahila Morcha General Secretary Smt.Bandana Guleria. The BJP Gagret MahilaMorcha was chaired by Mamta Sharma.The meeting was attended by DivisionalPresident Satpal Pradesh Mahila MorchaSecretary and in-charge of District Una,Meenakshi Rana, State Secretary ManjuJariyal, District President Promila Thakur,Mahila Morcha Chintpurni with RajniMankotia, Narmada Jaswal and formerPresident of Gagret Mahila MorchaKusum Lata Apart from the officials andexecutive members of the Mahila MorchaGagret, the Mahila Morcha members ofvarious villages participated and tookinformation about the steps taken by thegovernment for women empowerment.

Naveen hails Kanwarfor creating twoseparate Panchayats

UNA (JOGINDER DEV ARYA): Adelegation headed by Skill DevelopmentCorporation State Coordinator andMember Higher Education CouncilNaveen Sharma met Rural Development,Panchayati Raj, Agriculture, Fisheries andAnimal Husbandry Minister VirendraKanwar on breaking up the GramPanchayat Padni of District Hamirpur toform two separate Panchayats. Theythanked the Minister of Panchayati Raj forforming two panchayats. He said that afterthe formation of new panchayat, theBhaguetu panchayat will develop well andevery member of the village will benefitfrom the government's schemes.

Nutrition Monthprogamme organised

NALAGARH (ANWAR HUSSAIN): Asper direction of District Youth Coordinatorof Nehru Yuva Kendra Solan, "NutritionMonth Program" was organized byPanchayat Majra and Anganwadi KendraMajra by Rashtriya Swayamsevak AjaibSingh and Anganwadi workersSukhwinder Kaur, Bhinder Kaur,Kamaljeet Kaur Basot and Kuljit KaurRampur.Women empowerment was alsocelebrated in in which AnganwadiSupervisor Taravati participated.In thisprogramme , Taravati described theimportance of nutrition to the women andchildren of the village. Taravati said thatthe Government of India celebratesNutrition Month every year. The mainobjective of which is to make Indiamalnutrition free. Taravati told everyonehow we can save ourselves from manydiseases by taking nutritious food andtaking full vitamins. Women andadolescent girls should take special careof their health by taking vitamin-rich diet.Along with this, Rashtriya SwayamsevakAjaib Singh also made women andchildren aware of nutrition.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020

Himachal police signs MoU with IITMandi to update its personnel

Collaboration will make policemen tech savvy: CMSHIMLA, SEP 25

A Memorandum of Understanding(MoU) was signed betweenHimachal Pradesh Police andIndian Institute of Technology(IIT), Mandi in the presence ofChief Minister Jai Ram Thakurhere today to set up an institutionalmechanism to facilitate the PolicePersonal in updating theirknowledge. Chief Minister alsoinaugurated Himachal PradeshCCTV Surveillance Matrix andCommand Centre at State PoliceHeadquarters which had beenestablished in a record time of 65days despite Covid-19 pandemic.

Speaking on the occasion,Chief Minister said that theobjective of the MoU was tofacilitate the police personnel toupdate their knowledge about newtechnologies, geographical andtemporal analysis of crime andpublic order, prediction of periodcrime trends, traffic management,e-challaning, beat patrollingsystem, threat and securityanalysis, cybercrime, cyberforensics and cyber security. Hesaid that the collaboration wouldbe based on research anddevelopment activities andcapacity building which wouldinvolve police officers, IIT faculty,

researchers and students.Jai Ram Thakur said that it

would also offer exposure to IITstudents about police functioningand internships at various units ofHimachal Pradesh Police. He saidthat this would also facilitateinteraction of students with policeofficers to enhance exposure toideas of crime trends, detection,prediction, analytics and learningabout technological matters. Hesaid that this would also update theknowledge of police officersparticularly of InvestigationOfficers on technologicaladvancement and its application in

practical policing. Thecollaboration will provideimprovement in police workingespecially with respect to systems,protocols, technologies andtraining imparted at PoliceTraining Centre, Daroh and otherunits in Himachal Pradesh Police,he added. Chief Minister said thatthis CCTV Surveillance Matrixsystem would work on theprinciple of ‘Stopping crimebefore its starts’ by integrating allits components. He said that theaim of this system was to focus onpredicting crimes, offenders,perpetrators, victims, places and

time. Jai Ram Thakur at presentthere were over 19,300 CCTVcameras installed all over the Stateand these were very helpful inprevention and detection of crime,investigations, trafficmanagement, manpoweroptimization and improvingefficiency in police servicedelivery. He said that keeping inview the about 70 lakh populationof State ideally 68,000 cameraswere required to be installed allover the State. He said that theState Government would considerto install these cameras in a phasedmanner. He said that this wouldnot only check the crime but alsohelp in effectively managingtraffic in the State.

Chief Minister said that fourcommand centres had beenfunctioning in Kullu, Sirmour andKinnaur and Baddi Police districtseffectively and efforts were beingmade to establish district levelcommand centre in other districtsof the State as well. He said that itwas the need of the hour to equippolice force with latesttechnologies to cope up with thesituation as anti social elementswere also using technologies. Hesaid that police personnel need tobe a step ahead in technology tocurb crime in the State.

PANKAJ KATNAUNA, SEP 25

The Chairman of the SixthState Finance Commission,Satpal Singh Satti, todaypresented a cheque of Rs 6lakh to 22 families at theBajat Bhavan. On thisoccasion, Satti said that thisassistance amount has beenprovided to the beneficiariesthrough Chief MinisterRelief Fund. Chief MinisterJai Ram Thakur fulfillsevery promises after theformation of BJPgovernment in HimachalPradesh, the needy are beinghelped by the Chief MinisterRelief Fund in a very shorttime. He said that poorfamilies are being helped bythe Chief Minister ReliefFund in the event of loss oflife and property in variousdisasters and today financialassistance of Rs 6 lakh hasbeen provided. Satti said thatunder the leadership of ChiefMinister Jai Ram Thakur, thestate government is strivingfor the welfare of everysection of the society

keeping in mind thedevelopment mantra ofeveryone. Jai Ramgovernment has broughtsocial security pension toabout 1.50 lakh new eligiblepeople in just two years'tenure and now more than5.30 lakh eligible persons arebeing given social securitypension benefits in HimachalPradesh. The age limit of oldage pension provided to oldpeople is reduced from 80years to 70 years. Not onlythis, the pension of theelderly above 70 years.Onthis occasion BJP StateExecutive Member Tilak RajSaini, Una Nagar BJPPresident Surjit Saini,General Secretary NaveenPuri, Councilor PawanKapila, Pushpa Devi,Khamosh Jaitik, SurinderSangra, Capt Charan Das,Urmila Devi, Mohan Singh,Jaswinder Singh, VivekSharma , Udayveer SinghThakur, Shubham Saini,Vinay Sharma and SureshKumar, SDM Una Dr.Suresh Jaswal and TehsildarVijay Rai were present.

Satti disburses Rs 6 lakhs

BJP remembers Pt DeenDayal Jayanti

UNA (PANKAJ KATNA), SEP 25

The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha today rememberedPandit Deen Dayal on his Birth Anniversary Jayanti.The meeting of Yuva Morcha Una Mandal took placein the rest house Una of Public Works Department.The meeting was chaired by Ravi Zaildar, thedivisional head of Yuva Morcha. While Satpal SinghSatti, President of Sixth Finance Commission andKamal Singh Saini, District President of YuvaMorcha, were present. During the meeting,discussions were held on the forward programs ofYuva Morcha. Along with this, discussions weremade about the One Booth 20 Youth Campaign.During this time, the Yuva Morcha activists gotexcited and talked about making the mission repeatsuccessful on the basis of public welfare policies ofthe central and state government. Satti said thatPandit Deen Dayal devoted his entire life to BJP. Hesaid that Pandit Deen Dayal belonged to the nationalistideology. After killing him, the body was thrown out ofthe train. Satti said that a target has been set by the YuvaMorcha to add 20 youths to a booth.

Women be made aware oftheir rights: Vivek Khanal

UNA (ASHOK KUMAR), SEP 25

Under National Nutrition Month, an awareness camp wasorganized to give information about the DomesticViolence Act, which was chaired by Vivek Khanal,Secretary, District Legal Services Authority. Vivek Khanal,Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate and Secretary,District Legal Services Authority, while giving detailedinformation about other legal rights given to women fromdomestic violence, said that they need to be aware of theirrights and make other women aware too.Vivek Khanal saidthat there are many provisions in the law to protect thehonor of women. If a woman is physically abused orhumiliated in any other way, then it comes under thecategory of crime. District Programme Officer SatnamSingh said that National Nutrition Month is being madefrom September 1 to 30 under the nutrition campaign.Under Nutrition Month, women are being made aware ofbalanced diet and their constitutional rights. He advisedpregnant and lactating women and young children to eatgreen leafy vegetables and seasonal fruits. Satnam said thatall supervisors have been instructed to make women awareby preparing nutritional gardens in Anganwadi centers.

Corona and Nutritionawareness programme held

JYOTI SYALHAROLI, SEP 25

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Una andYouth Services and SportsDepartment, Una addressedthe women and other peopleof the village AyurvedicDispensary Heeran under thenutrition campaign in villageHiran of development blockHaroli and made them awareabout the corona virus .Women were made aware bythe Senior Ayurvedic MedicalOfficer Smt. Usha Thakurunder the nutrition campaign.She said that nutrition isnecessary for every humanbeing especially womenbecause when women givebirth to children, they musttake proper nutritious dietbefore and after birth to keep

themselves and their childhealthy. Later, he made thepeople aware about the coronavirus, understanding theseverity of the corona virusand instructed everyone tofollow social distance, usemasks and he said that theseverity of the corona virushas been reduced. He was

accompanied by NationalYouth Volunteers KamanshuPrabhakar and Kumari Nehaof Haroli Development Blockof Nehru Yuva Kendra Una,and Balanteer Jasbir fromBhushan Haroli Balok, headof the Nodal Najwan YouthClub and DevelopmentCenter, Luthera Club.

Governor pays floral tribute toDeendayal Upadhyay

SHIMLA: Governor Bandaru Dattatraya paid floral tributeto Deendayal Upadhyay on his 104th birth anniversary at RajBhavan, today and said that his life is an example of socialharmony and patriotism. Governor regarded PanditDeendayal as a visionary, a great intellectual and an inspiringpersonality who worked relentlessly for the upliftment of thepeople of India at the grassroots level. He added that PanditDeendayal's philosophy of integral humanism and stress onself-reliance of the Indian economy have served as importantcomponents for achieving inclusive growth.

FUNZEST organized bycommerce club of HMVHARPREET SINGH LEHALJALANDHAR: Commerce club of PGdepartment of Commerce andManagement of Hans Raj Mahila MahaVidyalaya organized an online eventFUNZEST for the students of BBA semV. The students of BBA Daisy, Navneet,Ramanjit, Parminder, Prabhjit and Manvigave various performances and madethe event full of fun, entertainment andenjoyment. Commerce club inchargeBinoo Gupta told the purpose of thisevent was on one hand to explore thetalent of students and on the other togive them some lighter moments toenjoy along with their classmates duringthe lockdown phase of pandemic.Principal Prof. Dr. Ajay Sareen and headof the department Dr. Kanwaldeepappreciated the performances and theefforts of the students. This online eventwas also attended by Dr. SeemaKhanna, Meenu Kundra, Kajal Puri,Shefali and Dr. Minakshi Duggal. Thevote of thanks was given by BinooGupta and Manvi acted as themoderator of the whole event.

Dead body of Activaowner found nearRangilpur riverHARNAMAN BHATIARUPNAGAR: An Activa has beenfounded from near the river of rangilpurwith the blood few days back and nowhis owners dead body has beenfounded. It is here to mention that inthis concern died person's fatherJarnail Singh has been registered

complaint that his sonaged 26 years hasworked at kharar witha property dealer hastold to his father thathe is going to Roparto Shanidev's templeon the occasion of his

friend's birthday but in later they foundthat they were doing party at Parishotel. On the behalf of the statement ofhis father police has registered thecase under section 365 of IPC which isfurther repealed into section 302. In thisconcern by protesting died's parentsalso blamed the police for not helpingthem. Police took dead body incustody.

NEWS AT AGLANCE

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Hari Narayan completes his life journeySULTANPUR LODHI (MANOJ SHARMA): Born on 1959 in Tibba, a town in SultanpurLodhi Hari Narayan completed his life journey and sat in Hari’s Charan forever. AdvocateRobin Gautam's father and Chief Reporter Satpal Kala cousin Brother, Congress Partyactivist, leader late Hari Narayan was very trust worthy worker of former minister GurmailSingh Cheema the father of current MLA Navtej Singh Cheema. Who succeeded in getting majority ofvotes in Tibba area for the late Cheema during the 1992 Legislative Assembly elections. He wascompleted his secondary education at village Shergarh Dabwali. He settled in village Tibba in the year1977 and here he breathed his last and said goodbye to this world forever. He was the eldest of 6 sistersand brothers in the house, which is why the responsibility of setting siblings was on his shoulder.Therefore, he abandoned education in the middle for the sake of his family. The son also had to performthe duty properly, so he chose to join hands with the father Shri Shaadi Ram at the shop. Then followingthe father's orders, in 1978, he became a Munshi of Lawyer Khemraj at Sultanpur Lodhi court.

New agriculture laws willenslave farmers: Rahul

NEW DELHI, SEP 25

Attacking the Centre over theagriculture sector reform Billspassed by the Parliament,Congress leader Rahul Gandhi onFriday said that these would"enslave our farmers" and

extended support to the call for'Bharat Bandh'. Severalorganisations today are holdingnationwide protests and "chakkajam" against the three farm Billspassed by the Parliament. "Aflawed GST destroyed MSMEs.The new agriculture laws willenslave our Farmers.#ISupportBharatBandh," Gandhi'stweet read. Earlier today, partyGeneral Secretary PriyankaGandhi Vadra too had supportedthe call for 'Bharat Bandh' througha tweet. "The MSP will be snatchedfrom farmers. Through contractfarming they will be forced to be

made into slaves of the billionaires.They will neither get the rightprices, nor respect. The farmer willbe turned to a worker on his ownfields. BJP's agriculture bills makesone remember the rule of East IndiaCompany. We will not let thisinjustice happen .#BharatBandh,"she tweeted (roughly translatedfrom Hindi). According to theCentre, these Bills will help smalland marginal farms by allowingthem to sell produce outside mandisand sign agreements with agri-business firms and doing away withstock-holding limits on keycommodities.

Various organizations opposeagriculture ordinances

Samrala, Machhiwara remained completely closed

AMRITPAL/DEEPAKSAMRALA/MACHHIWARA SAHIB, SEP 25

Protests were staged by various organizationsat Samrala and Machhiwara Sahib against theAgriculture Ordinances passed by the UnionGovernment. Leaders of Congress Party,Shiromani Akali Dal and Aam Aadmi Partyincluding Bharti Kisan Union Rajewal, BhartiKisan Union Lakhowal, Bharti Kisan UnionUgraha, Bharti Kisan Union Sidhupur Ektastrongly condemned the Union Governmentand called Prime Minister Narendra Modi anti-farmer. In their address, the leaders said that ifthe agriculture ordinances issued by the Centerwere not withdrawn, the struggle would beintensified by formulating a new strategy. Theysaid that under this new agriculture ordinancethe farmers as well as the arhties andshopkeepers would be devastated. The leaders

lamented that the bill passed by the Modigovernment was aimed at diverting the farmersfrom farming and issuing death warrantsagainst them.

Leaders played duffy ondifferent platformsLeaders of various organizations chanting slogans ofunity to protest against the Agriculture Ordinanceissued by the Center were seen playing theirrespective duffels in the dharna today. Accepting thecall for closure by the farmers, the shopkeepers ofthe area gave their full support and kept their shopsclosed. However, the leaders who made a name forthemselves made their own platform and made a lotof speeches to get the Agriculture Ordinancerepealed. There was a murmur among the people asto where the leaders who were not together wouldget the revoked Agriculture Ordinance revoked.

Satya Pal Jain plant saplings on Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay's birthdayCHANDIGARH, SEP 25

Satya Pal Jain, Ex MP and aMember of the NationalExecutive Committee of theBJP, today planted trees in thepark between Section 30 A & Bin connection with the Birthdaycelebration of Pandit Deen DayaUpadhyay. The function wasorganised by Ravinder SinghRawat, Ex District GeneralSecretary of the BharatiyaJanata Party Yuva Morcha.

Ravinder Singh Rawat,organizer of the function saidthat Pandit Deen DayalUpadhyay had greatcommitment towards protectingthe environment and therefore,the residents of the area and the

party workers thought it fit toplant trees in connection withthe birthday of Pandit DeenDayal Upadhyay. Satya Pal Jain,Ex MP and a Member of theNational Executive Committeeof the BJP, said that plantation oftrees is a must for protecting theenvironment. He appreciated thedecision of the residents andparty workers of that area incelebrating Pandit Deen DayalUpadhyay’s Birthday byplanting trees in the area.

BJP State Committee Memberresigns in support of farmers

PRITPAL SINGHSHAHKOT, SEPT 25

Various political parties and farmerorganizations in Punjab demanded thecancellation of ordinances by protestingagainst the BJP government in Punjab onFriday. Meanwhile, the time ofresignation by BJP leaders has also started. BJP StateCommittee Member Kavita Sachdeva announced to resignfrom her post on Friday. Giving information on her Facebookaccount, Kavita Sachdeva announced to stand with thefarmers of Punjab. The decision of Kavita Sachdeva is beingwelcomed by people and she is being called the daughter ofPunjab. When talked with Kavita Sachdeva about herresignation, she said there were enough flaws in theagricultural ordinance passed in the parliament. So, shedecided to resign from his post due to unheard of hearing. Shedoesn't want to be called selfish due to not supporting Punjabiswhile living in Punjab. The people for whom she came intopolitics, if they are angry then there is no use of positions. Shesaid that if the BJP government will not accept the demands ofthe farmers, she will also leave the party.

SAD stands like a rock in favorof farmers: Dr. Sukhwinder MLANAWANSHAHAR (CHET RAM RATAN), SEP 25

Banga remained completely closed today in protestagainst agrarian reform laws passed by the centralgovernment against farmers. The Shiromani Akali Dalstaged a massive protest under the leadership of Dr.Sukhwinder Kumar Sukhi. Addressing a hugegathering during themassive dharna, the MLAsaid that the resignation ofBibi Simrat Kaur Badal hadproved that the ShiromaniAkali Dal is ready to makeany sacrifice for the interestof the farmers. He said thatthe 100-year history of the Akali Dal has seen that inthe interest of farmers, the party clashed withgovernments from time to time and the leadersunderwent long jails, but did not let the farmers getharmed. He said that till the Modi government at theCenter did not withdraw this Kisan Maru Bill, ourstruggle would continue under the direction of partypresident Sukhbir Singh Badal.

Pt Deendayal's Jayanti celebratedQADIAN (SARWAN), SEP 25

On the occasion of the birth anniversaryof Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay, apioneer of Indian politics, a richpersonality and founder member of theJana Sangh, a function was organized atthe local Thakurdwara temple by blockpresident Joginder Pal BhuttoGeneralSecretary Ashwani Varma,while addressing the occasion he saidthat Pandit Deendayal Upadhyayafought for life to protect and preserveIndian culture and values. With theideas of Integral Humanism andAntyodaya, he worked to give aprogressive ideology to the country.Asan outstanding organizer, Deen DayalJi, who laid the foundation of alternativepolitics, is today working to bring thepoor, deprived and exploited sections ofthe country into the mainstreamofdevelopment. His life is a uniqueexample of social harmony andpatriotism.

ETAK chanting slogansin favour of farmers

MAHILPUR (KIRAN), SEP 25

At the call of Punjab Bijli Board EKTA Manch,ETAK unit Mahilpur chanted slogans againstthe Union Government in protest of the anti-farmer bill and demanded its repeal. On thisoccasion the Vice President of Punjab ETAK.Praduman Gautam said that after the destructionof Jammu and Kashmir, now the UnionGovernment has passed three bills and plannedto destroy the farmers of Punjab economically.He said that after this Modi government wasgoing to make two attempts to get jobs of powerworkers by passing power bill 2020. He saidthat marketing was started in 1968 by the thenHealth and Food Minister Satpal Dang duringthe government of Justice Gurnam Singh whichwas the right of the farmers.

People of Pb ready to make any sacrifice against ordinances: LeadersRAIKOT, (HARPREET SINGH GILL) : Farmers across Punjab and the country are protesting against the three agriculture lawspassed by the Modi government at the Center and all the farmers, laborers and traders are on the streets. Leaders andsupporters of various parties staged a massive protest at Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa Chowk on the invitation of all farmerorganizations of Punjab in today's Chakka Jam. The organizations participating in the protest included Kirti Kisan Union, BKUDakonda, BKU Qadian, CPIM. LDTF, CITU, CPI. Leaders of Congress Party, Aam Aadmi Party, Lok Insaf Party, ShiromaniAkali Dal Democratic, Kal Hind Kisan Sabha etc. The leaders in their address said that legalization of anti-farmer ordinanceswas in reality to enslave the workers and farmers of India to corporate houses. It is a heinous conspiracy. By enacting the anti-farmer ordinance in Parliament, on one hand, their produce will be bought from farmers at arbitrary prices, on the other hand,foodgrains will be hoarded and sold to hardworking people, consumers at arbitrary prices.

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General bus service affected, passengers suffer LUDHIANA (ANKUSH SHARMA): Today against the antifarmer bill of Center Government, farmers protest in District andgeneral bus services fully effected.

In bus stand large number of passengers were waiting for thearrival of buses there. But the services of PUNBUS and PRTC wastotally closed. In this regard the representative of PRTC RamChand said that 55 to 60 buses run daily but today all the routeswere affected due to closure by the farmers. The service of privatebuses also could not operate.

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, SEPT 25

Chief Minister Captain AmarinderSingh has expressed the hope thatthe pain of the agitating farmers,who braved the pandemic and theheat today to protest against theAgriculture Bills, will reach theCentral Government, and it willgracefully back off from destroyingthe farm sector with such ruthlessdisregard for the farming communi-ty.

The BJP-led Union Governmenthad, with its ill-conceived and un-constitutional farm laws, pushedthe farmers to the brink, forcingthem to come out on the roads andendanger their lives amid the Covidpandemic, said the Chief Minister,expressing grave concern over theplight of the farmers and others as-sociated with the Agriculture sector– the lifeline of the Punjab’s econo-my. “Maybe the distressing visualsof tens of hundreds of farmers outon the roads at hundreds of loca-

tions in Punjab, and in several oth-er states, will touch the hearts of thecentral leadership,” the Chief Min-ister hoped. Perhaps the BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP) will now realiseits folly, he added.

Reiterating his commitment tofight the draconian laws till his lastbreath, Captain Amarinder alsourged the President of India not togive his assent to the Bills, whichwere crafted to destroy not just theeconomy of Punjab and the food se-

curity of the nation but also thelives of lakhs of farmers and theirfamilies, as well as those dependenton the Agricultural food chain fortheir livelihood.

The Bills, if implemented, willhave devastating effects for the bor-der state of Punjab, as well as forthe entire nation, he warned, charg-ing the Centre with ignoring thefarmers’ concerns to promote theinterests of their capitalist cronies.The Chief Minister said his govern-ment, along with the Punjab Con-gress, will continue to stand shoul-der to shoulder with the farmers tooppose the Bills, and will takewhatever steps needed, includingmoving the courts, to scuttle theCentre’s dangerous attempt to de-molish the state’s well-establishedfarming network.

Captain Amarinder also lashedout at the Akalis for their publicposturing on the Bills, which eventhe farmers had dismissed as croco-dile tears. Reacting to the attack bySukhbir Badal and Harsimrat Badal

on him (Captain Amarinder), theChief Minister dubbed it a blatanttactic to divert attention from theirown failure to protect the farmers’interests and their shameful deci-sion to stay on in the Central Gov-ernment, after actively supportingand defending the Farm Ordi-nances. He said the Akali doublestandards had been totally exposedby the fact that they continued to bea part of the anti-farmer rulingcoalition at the Centre and had, tilldate, refused to even come out withany public criticism of the UnionGovernment.

This drama of Harsimrat resign-ing from the Union Cabinet is notenough to convince the farmers ofthe sincerity of the Shiromani AkaliDal (SAD). Questioned Sukhbir’spersistent refusal to pull his partyout of the ruling NDA, the ChiefMinister said the farmers of Punjabhad seen through the Akali tactics,and won’t let them succeed in theirdespicable and greedy attempt tohave their cake and eat it too.

Amarinder hopes distressing visuals offarmers will finally touch central govt Akali workers led by Billa stage

protest on National HighwayGURDARSHAN PRINCEBEAS: Every section of the societyacross Punjab is seen standing infavor of the farmers against thefarming bills passed by the center andthis is the reason that today the BJPgovernment at the center has beenforced to think again. Senior Akalileader Gurdial Singh Billa said during aconversation with party workers whilestaging a protest on the Delhi Amritsarmain highway, he said that PrakashSingh Badal, who became the ChiefMinister of Punjab five times, was thehead of the Shiromani Akali Dal andMember of Parliament Sukhbir SinghBadal. The leadership of MemberParliament Bibi Harsimrat Kaur Badal,former Cabinet Minister and MLABikramjit Singh Majithia and the GroupAkali Dal are sitting on the streets inprotest against the Center to stop thebungling with farmers. He said, theShiromani Akali Dal will stand like arock with the peasants and laborers tillthe central government does notcancel the bill.

Urges President not to give assent to draconian bills

Fight for farmers' rightswill be fought uptoDelhi: MLA Cheema

MK SHARMASULTANPUR LODHI : Under theLeadership of Congress MLA NavtejSingh Cheema, the farmers, laborers,young traders and arhtiyas of theconstituency staged a massive protestat Shaheed Udham Singh Chowkagainst the laws passed by the centralgovernment. On this occasion ZillaParishad Kapurthala ChairmanHarjinder Singh Jinda, PanchayatSamiti Chairman Harjinder SinghTakiya, Chairman Market CommitteeParvinder Singh Pappa, Vice ChairmanDeepak Dhir Raju,Former MunicipalCouncil President Ashok Kumar Mogla,Urban President Sanjeev Marwaha,Youth President Jatinder Singh Ladi,Block Samiti Member Baldev SinghRangeelpur, Surjit Singh Saduwal, andothers were present.

State, UT employees,pensioners joint frontsupport farmer’s protest

RAMESH KASHYAPFEROZEPUR: Punjab-UT Employeesand Pensioners Joint Front Punjabtoday started a hunger strike on the10th day in front of the office of DeputyCommissioner Ferozepur under thechairmanship of Kishan ChandJagowalia President PSF. On thisoccasion, for the eighth day in a row,11 comrades - including GurmejSingh, Raj Kumar and Parkash Chand,Water Resources Department, KulwantSingh and Gian Singh, ForestDepartment, Shingara Singh, MeharSingh, Rajpal Singh, Vice PresidentPensioners Association, Balvir Singhand Raja Ram Food SupplyDepartment and Balkar Singh PWDPensioners Union – sat on hungerstrike. Manohar Lal President PSMSU,Kishan Chand Jagowalia PresidentPSF, Ram Prasad President ClassFourth Union, Wilson President DCOffice Class Four Union, RaghbirSingh President EducationDepartment, Harbhajan Kamboj werepresent on the occasion.

UNI CHANDIGARH, SEP 25

The Shiromani Akali Dal(SAD) on Friday held largeprotests across the state, aspart of its 'chakka jam' pro-gramme to express solidari-ty with the farmers, even asit asked Chief Minister CaptAmarinder Singh to call animmediate Cabinet meetingand pass an ordinance to de-clare the entire state as oneMandi (Principal MarketYard), to ensure the Centralagricultural Bills are not en-forceable in Punjab.

The SAD workers heldprotests in all constituenciesof the state, along withfarmers, khet mazdoor andarhatiyas and assured the ry-ots that the party would not

let any discrimination bemeted out to them. He alsogave a clarion call to all theparties and organisationsprotesting against the Agri-cultural Bills, to unite forthe cause of the farmers.Speaking at the protestmeeting at Lambi after lead-ing a Tractor Rally fromBadal village, SAD Presi-dent Sukhbir Singh Badalsaid chief minister CaptAmarinder Singh shouldcall a cabinet meeting im-mediately and come outwith an ordinance to declarethe entire State as a princi-pal market yard. He saidsubsequent to this, the gov-ernment should also hold aspecial session of the Stateassembly to ratify the Ordi-nance.

SAD holds 'chakka jam'across Punjab to express

solidarity with farmers

SUKH NAHAR JAGRAON, SEPT 25

SAD held a state level protestin order to show their discon-tentment on the farmer bill. Inconstituency jagraon, theheavy protest was leaded bySAD leader and former MLASR Kaler.

The protest was participat-ed by local leaders and SADworkers in a great number.Sikh student federation presi-dent Gurcharan Singh Grewaladdressing the protest said thatthey oppose the bill and theSikh student federation willsupport the policies of SAD inorder to compel the centralgovernment to take back thisbill. Senior SAD leader BhagSingh Mallah addressed thegathering and said that this billis unfavorable for almost everyperson related to agriculturalfield. He asked the protestorsto get united oppose this bill.Party's constituency incharge

SR Kaler put forward strongclaims regarding this bill.Kaler explained the entire billin detail and how this is billwill be a loss for the farmersand laborers. Kaler mentionedthat this bill has been proposedto benefit the corporate fami-lies. Giving detailed informa-tion, kaler mentioned that thebill gives permission to thecorporates to stock the crops,which was not allowed before.This means that the corporatecan sale the crops at their de-sired rate. Kaler also talkedabout the electricity amend-

ment bill under which the freeelectricity provided to farmersand poor families will be dis-missed and this departmentshall observe privatization.Kaler further added that SADpresident Sukhbir Singh Badalstands in favour of the farmerswhich has been well proved byHarsimrat Kaur Badal's resig-nation from the parliament.Kaler mentioned that thisprotest may require morestrength and appealed the SADworkers to be prepared in orderto take the protests to the high-er level.

Dr. Narinder Singh Bhardwaj, DeputyDirector (Ayurveda) has been designat-

ed as Joint Director, AYUSH Department, Chandigarh

Administration.

GAURAV GOELCHANDIGARH, SEPT 25

Meeting of the Board ofDirectors of ChandigarhChild and Women Devel-opment Corporation washeld,today.

The meeting waschaired by Shri YashpalGarg, IAS, Chairman ofthe Corporation and wasattended by Smt. NavjotKaur, PCS, Managing Di-rector and Shri GirdhariLal Jindal, Director andother officers. The Board

reviewed the functioningof the institutions workingfor the welfare of womenand children like Sneha-laya, Senior CitizenHome, Ashiana, WorkingWomen Hostel and AshaKiran etc.

The Board appreciatedthe function of these insti-tutions during the COVID19 pandemic and ac-knowledged the dedica-tion of those officials whoperformed their dutiesround the clock in the wel-fare of children and senior

citizens and did not visittheir families for almost15 days. The Board di-rected to continue with allthe required precautionsand physical and emotion-al well-being of inmates tobe ensured.

The Board also decidedthat technological inven-tions should be introducedso that some of the servic-es can be provided to thetargeted beneficiarieswithout any need to visitthe office for routinework.

SAD workers stage protest in Jagraon

SHARANJEETPATHANKOT, SEPT 25

A special visit to GuruNanak College, Pathankotwas made by Dr. JaspalSingh Sandhu, ViceChancellor of GuruNanak University.Registrar Dr. KSKahlon and Dr. PawanGupta were also pres-ent on the occasion.He was welcomed inthe college premises byPrincipal Dr. Rakesh MohanSharma and college staffmembers.Principal Dr.Rakesh Mohan Sharma saidthat the Honorable ViceChancellor has come to thecollege for the first time. Onthis occasion, Principal Dr.Rakesh Mohan Sharma,Hon'ble Vice Chancellor,Registrar and Dr. Pawan

Gupta, got an overview ofdepartment of college . Withintelligence, he can also ad-dress every need of the col-lege. Dr. Sandhu was im-pressed by seeing the attrac-

tive pictures of the collegeactivities in the managerialblock.

On this occasion, the ViceChancellor expressed happi-ness on the cultural and ad-ministrative achievements inthe field of college sports,praising Principal Dr.Rakesh Mohan and congrat-ulated the staff for their co-operation.

Spl visit to GNDU collegePathankot by Dr. Sandhu

Massive protest against Modigovt by farmers organisations

JAITU (DHARAM PAL PUNNI): On the call of'Punjab Bandh' against the farmer anti laws, Jaitutown has given full response and main bazars wereclosed all day. Krantikari Kisan Union Punjab, Bhar-ti Kisan Union Ekta Sidhupur, Kirti Kisan Union,Punjab Kisan Union, Bharti Kisan Union Krantikariand arhtiyas, Association Jaito hold a massive protestagainst central governmet and jammed Jaitu Kotka-pura chownk .

Large number of farmers sat on road and blockedthe Public transport.During the protest they shoutedslogans against Modi government and demand to re-peal agriculture ordinances. Key speakers of dharnaalleged that Modi Government has issued a deathwarrant of farmers and agriculture of Punjab thatwould not be tolerated. They declared to Modi asalesman of corporate houses .

ANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEPT 25

Central University of Pun-jab organised Webinar on“Importance of IndianLanguages in National Ed-ucation Policy (NEP)2020”. CUPB IQAC Cellled by Prof. S.K. Bawa or-ganised the 5th webinar on‘NEP Webinar Series’ un-der the patronage of Vice-Chancellor Prof.Raghavendra P. Tiwari. Onthis occasion, Prof. KuldipChand Agnihotri, Vice-Chancellor, Central Uni-versity of HimachalPradesh, was the ChiefGuest & keynote speak-er.At the start, Prof.

TarunArora, Dean Schoolof Legal Studies welcomedthe participants, introducedthe Chief Guest, and put alight on programme theme.Keynote speaker Prof.Kuldip Chand Agnihotrimentioned that CUPB isblessed to be situated in theMalwa Region which isalso referred to as theKaram Bhumi of Shri GuruGobind Singh and this areawas also a part of ‘Sapt

Sindhu Region’ where‘Takshshila University’ thefamous university of an-cient times was originated.He stated that since the im-position of the English Ed-ucation Act enacted byLord William Bentinck inthe year 1835, the NEP-2020 is the first truly Indi-an Education Policy thatgives importance to teach-ing in mother tongue language.

Pb Central University holds Webinaron importance of Indian languages

SAD will make everysacrifice for benefit of

farmers: BadalANIL VERMABATHINDA, SEPT 25 The Shiromani Akali Dal isready to make any sacrificefor the benefit of the farmersand will stand by them inevery struggle of the farmers.Addressing the protest rallyat Lambi during Chakka Jamprogram, the Badal familyreached the site of the protestfrom village Badal on a trac-tor today. He said that it wasunfortunate that the govern-ment of India did not recog-nize the plight of the farmersand passed black laws whichwere causing outrage amongthe farmers. Targeting Cap-tain govt and Rahul Gandhi,he said that if these ordi-nances were made by theCongress party in the LokSabha.

Finaly SumedhSaini appears

in CourtSUKHVINDER SHANS.A.S NAGAR, SEPT 25Finaly Sumedh Saini, Ex DGPof Punja appeared in the courtand joined special investigationteam (SIT) in Mohali in themorning today. Sumedh Sainiis nominated in Balwant SinghMultani murder case. Punjabpolice lodged an F.I.R angaistSumedh Saini in Matour policestation and framed a specialinvestigation team to solve theBalwant Singh Multani murdercase. Balwant Singh Multaniwas son of an former IAS offi-cer and he was murdered in1991.The SIT sumned to Saini, but he did not join the team.The court ordered to SIT to ar-rest Sumedh Saini till 25 Sep-tember. Sumedh Saini went toSupreme Court and got somerelief . Finaly Sumedh Sainireached in the office of SIT andafter that he appeared in thecourt of Ravinder Kaur, JMICMohali.

Two mobiles recoveredfrom Patiala JailJAGDEEP CHOPRAPATIALA: The alert security wardersof high security central Jail hereclaimed to have recovered two Mobilephones from the jail premises during asurprise check. A case in thisconnection has been registered and afurther investigation into the case issaid to be on. According to the highlyplaced sources in the central jail herethe surprise check was conducted on aparticular tip- off and as the securitywarders entered the back side of thesecurity Zone 2 then they dug out aplastic bag out of the spoil and as thiswrapped packet was opened then twoMobile phone was recovered out of it.The matter was immediately broughtinto the notice of the higher jailauthorities and then assistant jailsuperintendent, Manpreet Singh sent awritten complaint about the same tothe police asking to register a case inthis connection.

Sethi distributes 450 streamers among poor PHAGWARA (ASHOK KAURA): A Renowned Philanthropist and Former Rotary DistrictGovernor Rtn Sat Pal Sethi today provided and distributed 450 Steamers to the poor residentsto give steam themselves for the prevention of Covid-19.Addressing the brief function Sethistressed the need to set up “Steam Bars” at different public places to facilitate the poor residentsas the war against Corona could be prolonged and every citizen should be educated for the stepsnecessary to be taken for the prevention of Corona.

Chandigarh child and womendev corporation holds meet

GENEVA: Champions League regulars Dynamo Kiev and Olympiakos took big steps toward the group stage by winning their first-leg games in the qualifying playoffs.Dynamo's 2-1 win over Gent in Belgium was sealed by Carlos de Pena's 79th-minute goal. Gent was down to 10 men in the 53rd when Ukraine midfielder Roman Bezus, playing against his former club, was sent off for a second yellow card.A former Champions League semi-finalist, Dynamo is seeking a first group-stage place in four years under new coach Mircea Lucescu. The second leg is next Tuesday in Kiev. Olympiakos will take a 2-0 advantage to Cyprus next Tuesday after Youssef El-Arabi doubled the Greek champion's lead in stoppage time against Omonia.Molde and Ferencv ros drew 3-3 in a meeting of teams who have not reached the Champions League groups for more than 20 years.Hungarian champion Ferencv ros led 2-0 after 52 minutes in Norway but then trailed 3-2 late in the game. A penalty in the 87th by Ihor Kharatin leveled the game for coach Serhiy Rebrov's team.All games in the Champions League qualifying rounds are being played with no fans in the stadiums due to the coronavirus pandemic.

AGENCY (IPL) and witnessed a defeat and RCB for 109 runs.DUBAI, SEPT 25 win in the first and second match Rahul also commented on

respectively. shouldering the responsibility of Kings XI Punjab skipper KL The Rahul-led side lost a captain in such an intense Rahul has said that not to play a against Delhi Capitals in a Super tournament. He said it is a kind of "match-winner" like Chris Over but made a scintillating responsibility that a player Gayle is a "very hard decision" comeback in the league with a "learns on the go".for them. The captain also said massive 97-run win against "I think it is that kind of skill that Gayle is getting fitter and Royal Challengers Bangalore or that kind of responsibility one stronger each day and will have a (RCB) on Thursday. learns on the go, I don't think that "huge role to play" in the Rahul played an unbeaten there is much one can prepare tournament. knock of 132 runs of 69 balls as for. There are certain things

"Chris Gayle has been the he helped his side post a huge strategically or tactically one biggest match-winner in T20 target of 207 for RCB. With this can plan for and that is only cricket and to not play a match- knock, Rahul also achieved the after we have reached UAE winner like Chris is a very hard highest individual score by an and once we have gotten decision for us. The way he has Indian player in the IPL. Ravi together with the coach and the is striking the ball really well and on InsideSport's 'Amstrad Face 2 come back after lockdown, the Bishnoi and Murugan Ashwin players. As I said, I am trying to some point in the tournament he Face Cricket Series'. Punjab has way he is batting, he is getting then took three wickets each in learn on the go and make the best will have a huge role to play," so far played two matches in this fitter and stronger by the day. He the match as they bundled out possible decision.Rahul said during a conversation year's Indian Premier League

Xherdan Shaqiri's Liverpool future 'looks promising': Jurgen KloppLONDON: Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp was impressed with Xherdan Shaqiri's performance in Thursday's 7-2 win against Lincoln City in the League Cup and said his situation at the Premier League club "looks promising".The Switzerland international, making his first start since the Club World Cup last December, played in a slightly deeper midfield role and opened the scoring in the ninth minute with a stunning free-kick from the edge of the penalty area.Shaqiri, who joined Liverpool from Stoke City in 2018, has managed just 42 appearances in all competitions, with injuries and a loss of form dropping him down the pecking order.The addition of Thiago to Liverpool's already well-stocked midfield resources means Shaqiri will find playing time even more difficult to come by but Klopp gave little to suggest he is surplus to requirements."First of all it was a super game; a super game in a quite, I'm not sure, unfamiliar position. He did it really, really well," Klopp said."...There is no doubt about Shaq's quality, there was never any doubt and in the moment everything looks really, really good, it looks promising and we will see."

RCB skipper Kohli fined Rs 12 lakh for slow over-rate

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DUBAI: Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli has been fined Rs 12 lakh after his team maintained a slow over-rate during their Indian Premier League match against Kings XI Punjab here. RCB were thrashed by 97 runs in the match on Thursday night."As it was his team's first offence of the season under the IPL's Code of Conduct relating to minimum over-rate offences, Mr. Kohli was fined Rs 12 lakh," the IPL said in a release. The Indian batting mainstay had a forgettable outing at the Dubai International Stadium.While he dropped two catches of centurion KL Rahul, which proved to be costly, Kohli also could not contribute anything substantial with the willow.On the other hand, his KXIP counterpart Rahul shattered a few record on the way to a 69-ball 132 -- the highest scored by an Indian in an IPL game.Kohli dropped Rahul twice -- once in the 17th over at deep square-leg when he was batting on 83 and then again in the 18th over when he was on 89.The lapses helped KXIP score an imposing 206 for 3, with Rahul doing the bulk of scoring.

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Not to play Gayle a 'very hard decision' for us: Rahul

Karthik's captaincy in focus as Kolkata face Sunrisers

AGENCYDUBAI, SEPT 25:

Skipper Dinesh Karthik''s tactical nous will once again be put to test when Kolkata Knight Riders take o n a d e p l e t e d S u n r i s e r s Hyderabad in their second IPL fixture here on Saturday.

Much was expected from a revamped Kolkata Knight Riders set-up but it seemed Karthik did not learn from his past mistakes and made some inexplicable decisions that led to their complete capitulation against Mumbai Indians.

Once again, the batting position of their biggest hitter Andre Russell became the talking point in their 49-run loss to Mumbai Indians. their ace spinner Sunil Narine till

The Jamaican, who was their the last over of power play.highest run-getter last season On a day, their biggest buy Pat wi th 510 runs f rom 249 Cummins failed miserably,

five overs, SRH lost their last deliveries and the tournament’s Narine was given a go only when seven wickets for 32 runs to lose highest strike rate of 204.81, his IPL ''bunny'' Rohit Sharma was the game by 10 runs.was seen at No 6 but by then the well set. It really defied logic to

If that was not enough, injury task had become extremely see such a defensive strategy by a to their all-rounder Mitchell difficult. team now coached by Kiwi great Marsh has compounded their World Cup winning captain Brendon Mccullum who is known misery. Skipper David Warner, Eoin Morgan, who was roped in for his aggressive mindset.

SRH bowling has always been after being run out in an to bolster the wobbly middle Known to put up a balanced impressive and it seems the think unfortunate manner at the non-order, also could not do much side on the park, Hyderabad tank may bring in Mohammed striker''s end, will be keen to get as the asking rate had shot past lacked strength and experience in Nabi to bowl alongside his fellow into the act, while it remains to be 13 by the time he came to bat at their middle-order, failing mate Rash id Khan whi le seen whether Kane Williamson No 5. m i s e r a b l y a g a i n s t R o y a l Bhuvneshwar Kumar wi l l has recovered from his injury to In bowling too, there was a Challengers Bangalore.spearhead the pace attack. bolster the batting department.tactical blunder by holding back Needing just 43 runs from last

Kohli takes blame for dropping Rahul twiceAGENCY wouldn't have been under DUBAI, SEP 25 pressure from ball one of the

chase," said Kohli at the post-Royal Challengers Bangalore match presentation. KXIP posted captain Virat Kohli took the 206 for three and RCB were blame for his team's 97-run bundled out for 109 in 17 overs. thrashing by Kings XI Punjab in "We know exactly where we the Indian Premier League here. went wrong and I have to put my Without hesitation, Kohli took hand up and say a couple of the blame for dropping Kings XI important chances went down. Punjab skipper KL Rahul twice, There are days when these kind which contributed significantly of things happen on the cricket to their defeat on Thursday. Kohli field, they happen and we have to felt had he not dropped two accept them. "We have had a catches off the blade of Rahul, good game (against Sunrisers who remained unbeaten on 132, Hyderabad), we have had a bad KXIP would not have been able game and now it is time to move to go past the 200-run mark. "I on and learn from the mistakes have to stand in front and take the we made," said Kohli. On brunt of it, not the best day in the sending the young Josh Philippe office, couple of important ahead of himself at number 3, chances of KL when he was set Kohli said: "He has batted at the and that cost us 35-40 runs at a top of the order for Western later stage. "Maybe if we Australia and done well in the restricted them to 180 we BBL as well, early days.

KOLKATA KNIGHT RIDERS: Dinesh Karthik (captain & wicketkeeper), Andre Russell, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Kuldeep Yadav, Lockie Ferguson, Nitish Rana, Prasidh Krishna, Rinku Singh, Sandeep Warrier, Shivam Mavi, Shubman Gill, Siddhesh Lad, Sunil Narine, Pat Cummins, Eoin Morgan, Varun Chakravarthy, Tom Banton (Wicketkeeper), Rahul Tripathi, Chris Green, M Siddharth, Nikhil Naik (Wicketkeeper), Ali Khan.

SUNRISERS HYDERABAD: David Warner (Captain), Jonny Bairstow (Wicketkeeper), Kane Williamson, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammad Nabi, Rashid Khan, Manish Pandey, Virat Singh, Shahbaz Nadeem, Mitchell Marsh, Fabian Allen, Vijay Shankar, Sanjay Yadav, Wriddhiman Saha (Wicketkeeper), Shreevats Goswami (Wicketkeeper), Bavanaka Sandeep, Basil Thampi, Priyam Garg, Abdul Samad, Khaleel Ahmed, Sandeep Sharma, Siddarth Kaul, Billy Stanlake, T Natarajan, Abhishek Sharma.

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KXIP star Bishnoi hasSmith on his mind

AGENCY take on Rajasthan Royals on Rahul played an unbeaten DUBAI, SEPT 25 September 27. However, it will knock of 132 runs of 69 balls as

be an arduous task as Smith is in a he helped his side post a huge Kings XI Punjab's youngster brilliant form as he scored 69 in target of 207 for RCB. With this Ravi Bishnoi has set all eyes on his first match of this season's knock, Rahul also achieved the Rajasthan Royals' Steve Smith, IPL. Punjab has so far played highest individual score by an revealing that it is the Australian two matches in this year's Indian Indian player in the IPL.whom he wants to dismiss in this Premier League (IPL) and Bishnoi also contributed a year's Indian Premier League witnessed a defeat and win in the lot in the win as he clinched three (IPL). "Steve Smith because he first and second matches wickets in the match. Murugan plays well against spin and he is respectively. Ashwin also took three wickets also number 1 Test batsman," The Rahul-led side lost as KXIP bundled out RCB for Bishnoi told Mayank Agarwal, against Delhi Capitals in a Super 109 runs.in a video shared on IPL's official Over but made a scintillating Bishnoi expressed elation website. comeback in the league with a over being a part of IPL and

Interestingly, Bishnoi can massive 97-run win against said: "I am feeling very good achieve his target in the next Royal Challengers Bangalore as it is a very big stage for a match itself as KXIP will now (RCB) on Thursday. youngster like me.

Australia women to observe minute's silence to honour Dean Jones ahead of first T20I

MELBOURNE: Ahead of the first saying.T20I match between Australia and "I grew up, like every Australian New Zealand women teams, a kid my age, just loving the way he minute's silence will be observed in played the game, especially one-day honour of the former cricketer Dean cricket. He probably doesn't get Jones, who passed away aged 59. enough credit for being one of the Australia will also be wearing black catalysts for change in one-day armbands during the match, cricket. His running between the Cricket.com.au reported. The first wickets and just the energy that he game of the three-match T20I series brought to that format was amazing," will begin on Saturday. he added.

Australia's head coach Matthew The former Australia cricketer Mott expressed sadness over Jones' turned commentator passed away demise."It's incredibly sad, and due to a cardiac arrest. He Facebook this morning and there sudden. I think everyone was very represented Australia in 52 Tests and were just so many tributes," shocked, I was flipping through 164 One-Day Internationals.Cricket.com.au quoted Mott as

Gavaskar creates controversy with comment on Kohli and Anushka

DUBAI, SEP 25 : The legendary Gavaskar came up with a comment Sunil Gavaskar on Friday found involving Kohli's actor wife himself in the midst of a Anushka.controversy for making an The remark was in bad taste unsavoury comment against Virat and did not go down well with the Kohli and his wife Anushka RCB skipper's fans, with some of Sharma after the Indian captain's them urging the BCCI to remove forgettable outing in the IPL. Gavaskar from the commentary

After dropping two catches, panel. Over the years, on quite a Kohli, undoubtedly one of the few instances, the Bollywood best when it comes to chases, actress has been blamed whenever failed with the bat, managing just the now 31-year-old Kohli under-a run off five balls against Kings performed on the cricket field.XI Punjab here on Thursday The Indian batting mainstay night. had a forgettable outing at the

In the commentary box, Dubai International Stadium.