जालंधर (नरेश श. भ) : 30.05.2018
जालंधर, पंजाब के जालंधर से बड़ी खबर है। बस स्टैंड के पास स्थित एजीआई की बिल्डिंग में दफ्तर खोलकर बैठे कुछ ट्रैवल एजेंटों के दफ्तर में पुलिस ने रेड की है। इन ट्रैवल एजेंटो पर लाइसेंस न लेने का आरोप है। पुलिस को देखकर कुछ एजेंट वहां से भाग भी गए। फिलहाल मौके पर पुलिस मौजूद है और जांच की जा रही है।
जालंधर (नरेश श. भ)
30.05.2018
जालंधर के नकोदर के पास जंडियाल रोड पर पीआरटीसी की बस ने अचानक ब्रेक लगा दी अौर पीछे से आ रही तेज रफ्तार कार बेकाबू हो गई। इस दौरान इंडिका कार के परखचे उड़ गए। घटना में एक ही परिवार के तीन सदस्यों की मौत हो गई है जिनमें एक महिला भी शामिल है। मृतक बलविंदर कौर, जौरावर सिंह अौर हरमिंदर सिंह के शव सिविल अस्पताल पहुंचाये गए हैं।
Union territory Administrator V P Singh Badnore on Tuesday approved the amalgamation of two adjoining residential sites in the city, but with certain riders. A senior official of the UT Administration confirmed the approval has been given, but with some conditions such as the ownership of both the sites must be same. “Also, the development control norms will be of the larger plot. The development will be such that the overall architectural controls are maintained like that of the two plots,” said the official.
The merger of plots will not be allowed in the Chandigarh housing board properties and residential societies.
The officer added that a notification in this regard will be issued within this week.
Baljinder Singh Bittu, Chairman of Federation of Sectors Welfare Association of Chandigarh, said that it was a big relief. “It is a good move for the residents and will help them a lot. Sometimes, if a person wants to open an additional door, he can’t do so because of the restrictions. I am thankful that administration has given a go ahead for this,” he said.
As of now, the amalgamation of two or more adjoining sites with the same ownership is allowed in the case of commercial and industrial properties, subject to the condition that the revised plans are approved by a competent authority.
The administration has also allowed amalgamation of the floors of commercial properties and semi-industrial plots as a temporary arrangement, even if the owners of the adjoining plots are different, but that is on the condition that both buildings should be rented to one party.
There were several representations from the city residents who wanted that the merger of two adjoining plots be allowed.
To take part in the Delhi `Gherao’ hundred of farmers from Madhya Pradesh have already reached Palwal in Haryana on Wednesday, February 21 2018. Express photo
At least five farmer organisations in Haryana have given a call of ‘Gaon Bandh’ (village shutdown) under which farmers won’t go to urban areas to sell farm produce such as vegetables, fruits and milk from June 1-June 10. The protest is to press for their demands of loan waiver and 50 per cent margin over cost of production for crops in real terms. Farmers bodies of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and many other states have also given similar call as part of the nation wide agitation on the call of Rashtriya Kisan Mahasangh, an umbrella body of over 100 farmers organisations.
“This form of agitation is new for us as farmer groups of MP and Maharashtra have been giving calls for `Gaon Bandh’. We have been staging dharnas and rallies but this time we have also urged Haryana farmers to participate,” said Suresh Koth, president of Bhartiya Kisan Sanghrash Samiti’s Haryana unit. According to Koth, farmers are expressing surprise over this forum of agitation.
However, Bharatiya Kisan Union Haryana unit president Gurnam Singh Chaduni is more confident over the prospects of this form of the stir. “We will stage dharnas near the towns. If any farmer goes to the towns to sell their products we would request them to return to the village and sell the same near the roadside. Urban residents may go to the villages to buy the farm products,” said Chaduni.
Indonesia President Joko Widodo and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi fly kites at National Monument in Jakarta, Indonesia May 30, 2018. REUTERS/Beawiharta
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in Indonesia Tuesday night, was seen flying kites with Indonesian President Joko Widodo at a kite exhibition in Jakarta. They inaugurated the first joint kite exhibition themed on India’s epics Ramayana and Mahabharata at the Jakarta’s National Monument. The Ramayana theme has been designed by Indonesian organisers while the Mahabharata theme is designed by Indians.
“The leaders jointly unveiled a Kite Exhibition on the theme of Ramayana and Mahabharat,” Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement. “The Leaders welcomed the conclusion of the MoU between Layang-layang Museum Jakarta and Kite Museum of Ahmadabad and noted with appreciation the holding of the First Joint Kite Exhibition on the theme of Ramayana and Mahabharat at National Monument in Jakarta,” it said.
Modi met with Widodo at the Merdeka Palace — one of the presidential palaces in Indonesia’s Jakarta — and was accorded a red carpet welcome on his arrival. He also visited Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta.
The Prime Minister is on the first leg of his five-day three-nation tour to Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. After holding extensive talks on a broad range of issues, PM Modi and Widodo agreed to upgrade their ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership as the two countries signed 15 agreements including one on defence cooperation. The agreement also included the cooperation in the field of defence, space, science and technology, railways and health.
Modi, who is on his first ever official visit to Indonesia, said both the countries have agreed to upgrade their ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. In a joint press statement after the talks, he also said that India’s Act East Policy and the vision of SAGAR (Security and Growth for all in the Region) matches President Widodo’s Maritime Fulcrum Policy.
“India and Indonesia will double their efforts to take bilateral trade to USD 50 billion by 2025,” he said.
Modi and Widodo, during the meeting, highlighted potential areas of cooperation in marine, economy, and socio-culture as well as discussed regional and global issues.
Strongly condemning the recent terror strikes on three churches in Indonesia’s second-largest city Surabaya, PM Modi said India stands resolutely with Jakarta in the fight against terror.
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30.05.2018
Special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different parts of the city in which total 03 cases U/S 68-1 (B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC got registered.
In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place, yesterday, the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total 03 different cases U/S 68-1(B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC got registered in different police stations of Chandigarh in which total 03 persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public place. All later on bailed out. The detail of police Stations in which cases U/S 68-1 (B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 got registered:- PS-Sarangpur = 2 cases, PS-49 = 1 case.
This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking the law.
Accident
A case FIR No. 209, U/S 279, 337 IPC has been registered in PS-34, Chandigarh against driver of I-20 car No. CH-09T——who sped away after hitting to pedestrian person namely Islamuddin R/o VPO Makimpur, Distt. Bijnaur (UP) near Rehri Market, Sector-45, Chandigarh on 28.05.2018. He got injured and admitted in GMCH-32, Chandigarh and later referred to PGI, Chandigarh.Investigation of the case is in progress.
A case FIR No. 210, U/S 279, 337 added 304A IPC has been registered in PS-34, Chandigarh against driver of unknown bus who sped away after hitting to a lady namely Kanika Bansal R/o # 2246, Sector-21/C, Chandigarh near dividing road Sector-21/34, Chandigarh on 29.05.2018. She got injured and admitted in GMCH-32, Chandigarh, where she was declared dead. Investigation of the case is in progress.
Burglary
Sh. Vikram Singh R/o # 66, Village Palsora, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stolen away Photostat machine of HP Company, one Printer and cash Rs. 2000/- from his shop on night intervening 28/29-05-2018. A case FIR No. 230, U/S 380, 457 IPC has been registered in PS-39, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.
Chandigarh
30.05.2018
SDPO-East will hold press conference at 4:45 pm at his office i.e. SDPO East Office, PS-26, Chandigarh regarding case FIR No. 120/2018 of PS-Mauli Jagran (Firing case under 307 IPC, Arms Act added 302 IPC).
In order to raise the level of road safety awareness amongst the drivers/attendants of school buses, Chandigarh Traffic Police is organizing a Road Safety Camp, free of cost, for the drivers/attendants of school buses of schools of Chandigarh at Children Traffic Park, Sector 23, Chandigarh.
During this Camp, training will be given in instructions with regard to school buses issued by the Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court and as per STRAPS Policy of U.T. Administration to the drivers/attendants of school buses. The Camp will be organized on 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd June, 2018 from 10.00 AM to 1.00 PM.
Chandigarh Traffic police appeals to the school principals to motivate their school bus drivers to participate in this Road Safety Camp. Interested school bus drivers may directly contact Chandigarh Traffic Police using telephone No. 0172-2700314
Around 10 lakh bank employees went on a two-day strike from Wednesday as the conciliation efforts by the government failed to convince bank unions to call off the stir against the proposed low wage hike. The call for the strike has interrupted the banking services across the country.
As several rounds of talks between banks and the unions did not make any headway, the United Forum of Banking Unions (UFBU), an umbrella body of nine bank unions, has gone on strike against the proposed wage hike of 2 per cent as against 15 per cent given last time, All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA), general secretary C H Venkatachalam said.
Under the last 10th Bipartite Wage Settlement that was made effective from 1-11-2012, IBA had agreed for a hike of 15 per cent increase over the total wage Bill, he said.
According to authorities, Panambur in Mangalore has received a massive 334 mm till 8:30 am on Wednesday breaking it’s all time record of 330.8 mm recorded in June 1982.