Sirsa Bandh Complete and peaceful

Sirsa Bandh Complete and peaceful

SIRSA NEWS ( www.SirsaNews.com )

26-27 April, 2010

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In response to nation wide call for Bandh by an amalgam of 13 parties against rise in inflation and related issues, Sirsa remained completely BANDH from Dusk to Dawn. The Bandh this time was however peaceful unlike the BANDH of 3^rd April. The success of today’s BANDH mainly goes to INLD joining the band wagon of 13 parties. In Sirsa which is home time of Ex CM Ch OP Chautala, INLD is the only effective opposition party amongst the 13, however CPI, CPM, All India Kisan Sabha, DYFI and AISF also did there bit and appealed to shop keepers to make the BANDH a success. INLD activists played in a more organized way and made troops of vehicles bound workers and foot-workers making rounds of all the markets and appealing for BANDH. This time there was no attempt from the party workers of ruling party to thaw the BANDH so the BANDH was complete as well as peaceful.

On 26^th April

Abhay Singh Chautala INLD MLA for Ellenabad Vidhan Sabha Constituency, while addressing a PC at his Dabwali road Sirsa residence, claimed that not even a single shop shall open during tomorrow's BANDH as people are fed up the Ruling party and with the rising inflation. He said that people are ready for a voluntary BANDH tomorrow in Sirsa and its towns like Ellenabad, Rania, Dabwali Kalanwali etc.

Hoshiari Lal Sharma Distt. President Congress Committee, has appealed to shopkeepers that they should keep their shops open tomorrow, claiming that the Bandh is not in the national interest.

Pawandeep Jolly is President Haryana Patrkar Sangh

Pawandeep Jolly is President Haryana Patrkar Sangh

SIRSA NEWS ( www.SirsaNews.com )

25 April, 2010

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Pawandeep Singh Kalra (Jolly) has been nominated as President Harayana Patrakar Sangh, while Pankaj Dhingra photojournalist with Panjab Kesri is the General Secretary. Arun Bansal and Inderjeet Adhikari were named as vice-presidents, while Mahinder Ghanghas, photojournalist with Dainik Jagran is secretary. Ramesh Bishnoi was nominated cashier.

Bhupinder Panniwalia, outgoing president of HPS, presided over the meeting. Surinder Bhatia, vice-president of the state unit of the HPS, and Nand Kishore Ladha, president of the Press Club, Sirsa, Mr Padeep Sachdeva president Punjabi Satkar Sabha, Mr. Nakul Jasuja, Mr. Anjani Kumar Goyal etc. were present on the occasion. All officials were elected unanimously at a function held on 21st April, at Luxmi Sweets Banquet hall. Mild Mannered, Mr. Pawandeep Singh Jolly, besides being a journalist is a renowned entrepreneur of Sirsa having Hero Honda dealership in Sirsa and is a farmer as well.

Sirsa News in Low-Key Mode for next 2 weeks.

Sirsa News in Low-Key Mode for next 2 weeks.

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15 April, 2010

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SirsaNews shall remain in low-key mode for the next two weeks as it is in every April, during the harvesting season. However Brief News shall keep appearing sans Multimedia Content like Videos, Slide Shows and Pictures.

Senior Journalist Dr OP Bansal operated upon for Cataract.

Senior Journalist Dr OP Bansal operated upon for Cataract.

SIRSA NEWS ( www.SirsaNews.com )

13 April, 2010

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SIRSA BASED VETERAN JOURNALIST OPERATED UPON FOR CATARACT

Sirsa based veteran journalist and a well known Ayurvedic physician Dr.OP Bansal was successfully operated upon for his over mature cataract in the left eye by an eminent ophthalmologist Dr. Aditya Insan, the head of eye department, Shah Satnamji Super Specialty hospital. Cataract operation in the era are otherwise considered minor surgeries but in Dr. Bansal's case was complicated and intricate as he had been suffering from an incurable neuro-muscular ailment known in medical jargon as Myasthenia-Gravis and no opthalmologist of northern India could pick up courage to perform his risky surgery. When Dr.Bansal contacted Dr.Insan he after careful examination decided to perform the surgery and ultimately his venture was successful and immediately after the operation Dr. Bansal's eye sight returned and he was saved from going blind. Dr. Bansal has expressed his gratitude to Dr. Insan as well as his dedicated staff for giving him a new lease of life. People from all walks of life are visiting Dr. Bansal and wishing him early recovery.

At 21 yrs and 2 months Ranbir of Tohana is youngest MC of Haryana

At 21 yrs and 2 months Ranbir of Tohana is youngest MC of Haryana

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Tohana 09 April, 2010

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Ranbir Khobra is going to be 22 this May, but at the age of 21 yrs and a couple of months he was elected as a Municipal Councilor (MC) from ward no. 11 of Tohana on 30^th July, 2009. Only a person who has attained an age of 21 can contest an election of Municipal Councils. Ranbir did just that when he contested the election at the age of 21 yrs and 2months and was elected as MC. He is perhaps the youngest MC as of today in Haryana.

Ranbir says that he is the only one in his nuclear family who have contested any elections, as his father is in Govt Service in HSAMB and his mother is a teacher, so he was totally novice to politics yet he was able to defeat his nearest rival, 35 yrs old Sh. NamePal, an experienced person in politics.

Asked weather he has taken to politics as whole time, Ranbir told Sirsa News that it is not so, besides being a student of BBA at GJU Hisar, he is also looking after his business enterprise in the local grain market and is also marketing insurance products of a popular Govt. Sector Life Insurer. On contesting MLA or MP elections in future Ranbir said that given a chance he shall surely contest such elections as well.

Computer savvy and well mannered Ranbir says that his intention to join politics is to serve his area and people. He believes that youth of today should take actively to politics to usher a change in Indian political scenario.

Report GS Mann with inputs and pictures from Navneet Attray (Tohana)

CPI CPM Protest against inflation; Court Arrest.

CPI CPM Protest against inflation; Court Arrest.

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08 April, 2010

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Over 3 dozen leftists court arrest.

About 3 hundred leftists belonging to CPI and CPM staged a protest against the spiraling prices and unemployment amongst the youth in the local town park here today; the protest was staged as a part of country wide protests by the leftist parties. they were raising anti government slogans for pursuing anti-people and anti farmer policies. those who courted arrest included Swaran Singh Virk. Rajkumar Shekhoopuria, Jai Chand Saharni, Vijay Doomra, Prahlad Singh and Jai Ram Nagar etc. Police inspector Krishna Yadav and Ram Parshad ASI after formally arrested these leaders released them on the spot.

Attempt to Child Marriage Foiled

Attempt to Child Marriage Foiled

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06 April, 2010

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MINOR GIRL’S MARRIAGE AVERTED

TIMELY intervention of the Anti-Child marriage Officer Sadhana Mittal along with Bada gudha police of the district successfully averted the marriage of a minor girl named Baljinder Kaur who had been living with her sister Veerpal Kaur in village Beeruwala Gudha. According to police sources veerpal kaur in collusion with her husband made an attempt to marry her minor sister with Deep Singh a resident of Beeruwala Gudha. On a tip off the SP. Satinder Kumar Gupta ordered the Bada Gudha police and also asked Sadhana mittal to rescue the minor girl from the ordeal of marriage. It may be recalled that it was the 3nd case of prevention of child marriage within the last 24 hours. In the other case the minor girl Geeta daughter of Deewan Chand a resident of village Neza Dalla was going to be married to Gurpreet son of Krishan Lal a resident of village Ban Sudhar. Now the parents of both the girls have given an undertaking that they would not marry their daughter till they attain majority.

Report: Dr OP Bansal

Ch Devilal Remembered

Ch Devilal Remembered

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06 April, 2010

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2. Ch. Devi-lal-remembered

4 KILLED 2 HURT IN ROAD MISHAP NEAR VILLAGE MOUJUKHERA ON NH10

4 KILLED 2 HURT IN ROAD MISHAP NEAR VILLAGE MOUJUKHERA ON NH10

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05 April, 2010

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In a tragic road accident, four persons were killed on the spot while two are grievously injured, when an unknown speeding vehicle coming from Fatehabad side hit them near village Moujukhera on NH10 this morning.

The killed and the injured were occupants of an ill-fated pickup jeep that was carrying vegetables and was heading towards Sirsa. The pickup had to be force parked on the road due to a sudden tyre burst. The passengers who alighted from the pickup were waiting and standing along side the pickup, while one person was busy changing the tyre. The unknown speeding vehicle which perhaps could not anticipate the parked vehicle crushed Ramesh Kumar, Ravi S/o Bachan, Manjit Singh and another person also named Ravi S/o Kuldip to death on the spot and injured Pala Ram and Satpal.

Police personnel from Ding Police Station on the information of onlookers reached the accident site and took the dead to Civil Hospital for postmortem.

CM Haryana dedicates 33KV Power Substation to public at Panihaari.

CM Haryana dedicates 33KV Power Substation to public at Panihaari.

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03~04 April, 2010

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CM Haryana dedicates 33KV Power Substation to public at Panihaari.

Haryana CM BS HOODA ANNOUNCES LAND FOR DHARMSALAS.

PodCast radio at CDLU inaugurated.

Haryana Chief Minster BS Hooda announced today land for the construction of two dharmsalas to two respective communities viz Aggarwal and Arora communities. He announced his largess at a pubic meeting in the local Tara Baba Kutia, the abode of local MLA and Minister of State for Home Gopal Kanda.

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He said that he and his entire government was dedicated to the cause of holistic development of state without any parochial consideration. He took a dig on his betenoire OP Chautala by lebelling him and his two sons for using politics for their self aggrandizement. He asserted that for him the politics was a weapon to serve the society. He alleged that Chautalas had been making false claims about making developments in Sirsa district during their tenure but the real fact was that they raised a University in Chaudhary Devi Lal's only to hoodwink the people. They later floated their own Chaudhary Devi Lal VidhyaPeeth and developed it at the cost of University which was relegated to the back seat and spent only a sum of Rs.9 crores on the Varisity.

Hooda said that when he came to power in 2005, he inherited a sick and defunct Varisity and it was only due to his personal care and attention that now the University can boost of at being at par with other top ranking universities of the country. Regarding the bandh which was forcibly imposed upon the Sirsa people by the INLD on the eve of his visit here. He said that the trio Chautalas always thrown a spanner into the development works initiated by his reign. He also alleged that now when the Chautalas are out of power for the last few years and they are feeling their political turf slipping away from under their feet, they have resorted to mudslinging and cheap politics. He said that during his tenures Chautala spent a sum of 862 crores on Sirsa whereas during his (Hooda's) last tenure of four and half year he spent a sum of Rs.1470 crores on Sirsa. He also decalared that for any development work the coffers of the state governemnt were full. Others who also addressed included Kuldeep Sharma, the acting president of HPCC and Gopal Kanda, Minister of State for Home affairs.

Report: Dr. OP Bansal with inputs form GS Mann