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Jet Airways founder
Goyal in ED custody
MUMBAI: A special PMLA court
on Saturday remanded Jet Air-
ways founder Naresh Goyal in
the ED’s custody till September
11 in an alleged ~538 crore
fraud case, registered on the
complaint of Canara Bank. PTI
Windfall tax on crude
oil cut; diesel levy up
NEW DELHI: The Centre has cut
the windfall profit tax on India-pro-
duced crude oil from ~7,100 to
~6,700/tonne. The levy on export
of diesel and ATF has been hiked
from ~5.50 to ~6/litre and ~2
to ~4/litre, respectively. PTI
Woman paraded naked
by husband in R’sthan
JAIPUR: A 21-year-old tribal
woman was allegedly stripped
naked and paraded in a vil-
lage in Rajasthan’s Pratap-
garh by her husband over an
“extramarital affair”. BACK PAGE
Punjab to fill 2,037 posts Modi-Biden bilateral parleys at G20 on Sept 8 CBI chargesheets 3 railway
of patwari to counter stir
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
In a bid to counter the ongoing
strike by revenue officials in
Punjab, Chief Minister Bhag-
want Singh Mann on Saturday
announced filling of all vacant
posts of patwari, besides order-
ing biometric attendance of
officials at offices.
“This is the government of
the people and the common
man will not face harassment
due to whims and fancies of
agitating government offi-
cials,” said the CM in a state-
ment today.
The CM said of the 3,660
posts of patwari in the state,
1,623 were currently filled. The
government had now decided
to fill the remaining 2,037
posts in a time-bound manner.
Mann said against these
posts, 741 recruits who had
already completed 15
months of training, out of the
mandatory 18 months, were
being put on duty as regular
patwaris in the field.
The CM said these patwaris
had already been selected
through a transparent
recruitment process, but
they had not yet been given
appointment letters owing to
certain formalities. The nec-
essary conditions would be
Test Maiden Pharma’s albendazole samples at Kolkata lab: Haryana court
Bhartesh Singh Thakur
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
A Sonepat court has ordered
testing of 19 samples of alben-
dazole tablets, manufactured
by Maiden Pharmaceuticals,
at the Central Drugs Labora-
tory (CDL), Kolkata.
During a recent hearing,
Sonepat Chief Judicial Mag-
istrate Arvind Kumar
allowed the application of
Drugs Control Officer,
Sonepat, Sandeep Hooda,
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ISRO launches 1st sun mission
as India eyes place in elite orbit
PSLV XL places Aditya-L1 in earth’s orbit | Spacecraft on 15L km journey
Shubhadeep Choudhury
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, September 2
After its successful lunar
expedition a few days ago,
the Indian Space Research
Organisation (ISRO) on Sat-
urday launched its first solar
observation mission.
The success of the mission
will see India join an elite
club consisting of NASA,
European Space Agency
(ESA) and Japan, which have
set up observatories in space
to study the sun.
Blasting off from the ISRO
spaceport at Sriharikota in
Andhra Pradesh, a 44.4-m
four-stage PSLV XL rocket
on Saturday placed the
Aditya-L1 satellite — India’s
first space-based observatory
ROVER SET IN SLEEP MODE
PRAGYAN
ROVER
■ Chandrayaan-3’s
rover has moved
100m from lander;
both working well
officials for Balasore mishap
741 trainees put on field
duty; 586 to be hired soon
Bhagwant Mann, Punjab CM
BIOMETRIC ATTENDANCE
MANDATORY IN OFFICES
■ Biometric attendance now
compulsory for revenue offi-
cials, says Punjab CM
■ Aim is to curb practice of pat-
waris hiring private agents to
carry out their work
■ Patwaris have asked the govt
to clear stand on biometric
attendance for field staff
fulfilled soon and the new
recruits would be handed
over appointment letters in
the coming days.
Further, Mann said they
would soon advertise 586
posts, giving a chance to the
youth to serve the state.
Taking cognisance of prac-
tice amongst patwaris of hir-
ing people to carry out their
work, the CM said biometric
continued on page 10
moved under Section 25 (4)
of the Drugs and Cosmetics
Act, 1940, in this regard.
Under Section 25 (4), the
test report signed by or
under the authority of the
CDL director, is the “conclu-
sive evidence of the facts
stated therein”.
All 19 samples were put in a
box that was sealed before
being sent to the CDL.
On May 17, Haryana Med-
ical Services Corporation
Limited (HMSCL) barred
NIA ARRESTS 2 FOR
HIDING ULTRAS BEHIND
DHANGRI KILLINGS J&K
MURMU COMPLIMENTS
PM ON LUNAR SUCCESS
PM Narendra Modi on Saturday
called on President Droupadi Murmu,
who complimented him for the
success of India’s Chandrayaan-3
mission, said the President’s office.
— in an elliptical low-earth
orbit after more than one
hour of flight.
“The Aditya-L1 spacecraft
has been put into an elliptical
orbit of 235x19,500 km,” said S
Somanath, chairman, ISRO.
Union Minister of State for
Science and Technology and
Department of Space Jitendra
Singh, who witnessed the
launch, described it as a “sun-
shine moment for India”.
continued on page 10
■ Rover’s goal has
been achieved &
it has been set
into sleep mode
SHIV SHAKTI POINT
VIKRAM
LANDER
Sandeep Dikshit
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, September 2
PM Narendra Modi will make a
quick visit to Jakarta, Indone-
sia, to attend ASEAN-related
meetings before being at hand
here to receive US President
Joe Biden, who will be among
the first visitors to arrive for the
G20 summit. Biden is expected
to meet the PM for a structured
Uday, founder of
Kotak bank, quits
after 38 yrs at helm
Sandeep Dikshit
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, September 2
Uday Kotak, a doyen of the
private banking industry, on
Saturday quit as CEO and
MD of Kotak Mahindra Bank
SAYS STEP ‘VOLUNTARY’
and, in a hand-written three
page-letter to company Chair-
man Prakash Apte,
named Joint Manag-
ing Director Dipak
Gupta as his succes-
sor till a regular
continuedonpage10
State lacks dissolution testing facility; report to be ‘conclusive evidence’
Maiden Pharmaceuticals,
Sonepat, for three years from
participation in tenders of
TEACHERS REFLECT ON RAHUL UPS ANTE
THEIR CALLING AND
CONCERNS SPECTRUM ADANI ISSUE BACK PAGE
LAGRANGE POINT
■ At Lagrange point 1 (L1), the grav-
itational pull of the sun and the
earth will be equal and hence the
spacecraft will not gravitate
towards any one of these
■ L1 distance from earth is approx
1% of the earth-sun distance
SOLAR OBSERVATORY
■ Once spacecraft reaches L1, it
will study the solar corona, pho-
tosphere and chromosphere
■ Data to help understand solar
activity, its effect on earth and
near-space weather in real time
MANOEUVRE TODAY
11.45 PM, SUNDAY Satellite’s
first earth-bound manoeuvre to
raise its orbit scheduled
■ The spacecraft has already
deployed its solar panels and
has started generating power
FOR ENTIRE HUMANITY
❝ Congratulations to our
scientists and engineers at
ISRO for the successful
launch. Efforts to
continue for better
understanding of
the universe for the
welfare of entire
PSLV-C57 carrying Aditya-L1 humanity.
lifts off from Sriharikota. PTI Narendra Modi, PM
bilateral on September 8,
according to the White House.
AHEAD OF SUMMIT,
PM Modi will leave for PM TO VISIT JAKARTA
Jakarta on Wednesday and ■ PM Modi will leave for Jakarta
return the next day. He will on Sept 6 and return next day
attend the 20th ASEAN-India ■ Will attend 20th ASEAN-India
summit and 18th East Asia
summit & 18th East Asia meet
summit, being hosted by ■ May come across Chinese
Indonesia as the current premier Li Qiang, who is likely
ASEAN chair. The ASEAN is to attend Delhi G20 summit
an 11-nation body and holds
separate summits with strategic partnership’ in 2022,
observer nations, including stated an official release.
India. The ASEAN-India PM Modi is likely to come
summit will be the first since across Chinese Premier Li
the elevation of India-ASEAN Qiang in Jakarta. Besides rep-
relations to a ‘comprehensive resenting Chinese President
VALIANT EFFORT Hardik Pandya (87) and Ishan Kishan (82) slammed half-centuries to take India to 266
in an Asia Cup tie against Pakistan at Lanka’s Pallekele, before rain forced both sides to split points. ANI INSIDE
TABLETS FAILED QUALITY CHECK
■ Samples of albendazole tablets, manufactured by
Maiden Pharma, were found of “not of standard
quality” by HMSCL-empanelled laboratories last year
■ With the government lab not having the facility to
carry out the ‘dissolution test’, the court was
approached to test the samples at the CDL, Kolkata
the state for albendazole 400- batches of albendazole
mg tablet. The action was tablets, given for parasitic
taken as samples from 21 worm infections, were found
Today’s issue is of 20 pages, including six-page additional pullout (Spectrum).
AGAINST MODI ON
Shah, Azad part of eight-member
panel on simultaneous elections
SatyaPrakash
Tribune News Service
NewDelhi, September 2
The Centre on Saturday noti-
fied a high-level committee
headed by former President
Ram Nath Kovind to explore
the possibility of simultane-
ous elections to the Lok Sab-
ha, state legislative Assem-
blies, municipalities and
panchayats across India.
The other members of the
committee are: Union Home
Minister Amit Shah, Congress
MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury,
former Leader of the Opposi-
tion in the Rajya Sabha Ghu-
lam Nabi Azad, noted jurist
Harish Salve, former chair-
man of the Finance Commis-
sion NK Singh, former Lok
Sabha Secretary General Sub-
hash C Kashyap and former
Chief Vigilance Commission-
er Sanjay Kothari, said a notifi-
cation issued by the Legisla-
tive Department of the
Ministry of Law and Justice.
However, Adhir declined to
be part of the committee,
questioning its purpose and
terms of reference. “Sudden
attempt to thrust a constitu-
tionally suspect, pragmatical-
ly non-feasible and logistically
unimplementable idea on the
nation, months before the
General Election, raises seri-
ous concerns about ulterior
motives of the government,”
Adhir wrote to the Union
Xi Jinping in Jakarta, Li is
likely to head the Chinese del-
egation to the G20 summit as
well. The Australian, South
Korean and Japanese PMs
will also come to Delhi after
attending ASEAN meetings.
The G20 summit is slated to
open on Friday evening with a
cultural show. The business
end of the summit will be
held on Saturday and Sun-
day, but there will also be
high-level meetings on its
margins. As the host, PM
Modi will hold bilaterals with
all invited leaders as well.
of “not of standard quality”
by laboratories empanelled
by the HMSCL. All 21 sam-
ples did not comply with the
“dissolution test parameter
of Indian Pharmacopoeia-
2018 and addendum 2019”.
The Tribune had broken
stories on November 1, 2022,
and November 26, 2022,
about albendazole failing the
quality check. Soon after the
results of the HMSCL-
empanelled laboratory came,
continued on page 10
sunday | 3 september 2023
Appointed, Adhir refuses to be on the committee
Amit Shah
Home Minister
Ghulam Nabi Azad
Ex-LoP, Rajya Sabha
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
Congress MP
KOVIND-LED PANEL’S NOTIFICATION ISSUED
■ The Centre on Saturday issued a notification on the formation of
the committee headed by ex-President Ram Nath Kovind
■ It will explore possibility of simultaneous elections to the Lok
Sabha, Assemblies, municipalities and panchayats
DEFECTIONS, EVMs PART OF TERMS OF REFERENCE
■ Recommend amendments to ■ Examine logistics, including
the Constitution or any other law additional personnel & EVMs
■ Offer solutions in case of a ■ Recommend modalities on
hung House, adoption of no- use of a single electoral roll,
trust motion or defection identity cards for voters
NO QUESTION HOUR, ZERO HOUR IN SPECIAL PARL SESSION
Home Minister. He also ques- tioning immediately and
tioned the exclusion of Rajya make recommendations at
Sabha Leader of Opposition the earliest. It has been man-
and Congress chief Mallikar- dated to “examine and make
jun Kharge from the panel.
Minister of State for Law
recommendations for hold-
ing simultaneous elections
Arjun Ram Meghwal shall keeping in view the existing
attend the meetings as a spe- framework under the Consti-
cial invitee, it said, adding tution and other statutory
Niten Chandra, Secretary, provisions”. For this, the pan-
Department of Legal Affairs, el would examine and recom-
shall be the secretary of the mend specific amendments,
committee. The panel, head- if needed, to the Constitution,
quartered in New Delhi, has the Representation of People
been directed to begin func- continued on page 10
NewDelhi, September 2
The CBI has filed a Accused charged with
chargesheet against three
arrested railway officials for
culpable homicide,
culpable homicide not destruction of proof
amounting to murder and
destruction of evidence in con-
nection with the June 2 Bala-
sore (Odisha) train accident.
The CBI had arrested the
three officials — Senior Sec-
tion Engineer (Signals) Arun
Kumar Mahanta, Section
Engineer Amir Khand and
Technician Pappu Kumar, all
posted in Balasore district —
on July 7 in connection with Express crashed into a sta-
its probe into the accident tionary freight train at the
involving three trains that left Bahanaga Bazar station in
296 dead and 1,200 injured. Balasore, and some of its
The mishap took place on derailed coaches fell onto the
June 2, when the Coromandel continued on page 10
Himachal bans cutting
of hills for two weeks
Tribune News Service
No fresh building
Shimla, September 2 permissions either
The Himachal Pradesh Gov-
ernment on Saturday
announced a two-week state-
wide ban on the cutting of
hills and allowing fresh
building permissions, except
for repairing roads and struc-
tures damaged by the recent
torrential rain.
“The cutting of hills for any
kind of private development
and construction activity,
except for rebuilding of dis-
aster-affected buildings and environmental disruptions
roads, shall be banned in the have been witnessed across
entire state for two weeks till the state, which include land-
September 16,” the govern- slides, land subsidence, river
ment said in a statement. bank failures and severe ero-
Fresh planning or building sion, leading to the loss of
permissions would also be lives and property.
banned for commercial or “The decision has been tak-
tourism units in Shimla, Man- en to ensure the safety of
di, Kullu, Kangra, Solan and humans, habitations and infra-
Chamba districts during the structure; to preserve the frag-
period, a spokesperson said. ile ecology; and to limit any
During the ongoing mon- such damage in the future,”
soon season, unprecedented the spokesperson said.
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Kejriwal, Mann
to visit
Bhiwani today
Chandigarh, September 2
Aam Aadmi Party recently
announced the appoint-
ment of 1,400 office-bearers,
including circles in-
charges, for the state. AAP
National Convener Arvind
Kejriwal and Punjab Chief
Minister Bhagwant Mann
will visit Bhiwani on Sep-
tember 3 for the oath-taking
ceremony of newly-appoint-
ed officer-bearers.
This was announced by
campaign committee chair-
man Ashok Tanwar and
national joint secretary Nir-
mal Singh while talking to
reporters here. — TNS
Four held for
thrashing cops
Our Correspondent
Gurugram, September 2
The Gurugram police today
arrested four men for
allegedly manhandling and
thrashing traffic police per-
sonnel on duty after their car
was stopped for jumping red
light in the Sector 50 area.
The arrested accused have
been identified as Nishant,
Ramit, Deepak and Nishant
Chaudhary. Police spokesper-
son Subhash Bokan said the
incident happened at Kushal
Chowk on Saturday.
Deputy Commissioner Manoj Kumar and other officials
participate in a cyclothon rally at Sonepat on Saturday.
Cyclothon enters Sonepat,
hundreds of youth join rally
Khattar unveils development Seven industrial parks to come
up
plan for Faridabad urban area 3 zones proposed for Rewari, 2 each for Sohna, Jind
Our Correspondent
Gurugram, September 2
Chief Minister Manohar Lal
Khattar today unveiled a plan
for the development of the
Faridabad urban area.
He announced the plan
while chairing the District
Public Relations and
Grievance Redressal Com-
mittee meeting held at the
HSVP Convention Hall in
Sector 12 here.
Devised in collaboration
with IIT-Delhi and IIT-Roor-
kee, the plan aims to system-
atically enhance the infra-
structure and public services
in the jurisdiction area of the
Faridabad Metropolitan
Development Authority.
Of the 14 complaints that
were placed before the CM in
the meeting, 12 were settled
on the spot. He directed the
officers concerned to conduct
a survey in collaboration with
the IIT-Delhi and IIT-Roor-
kee to assess the existing
urban landscape and identify
areas that require improve-
ment or redesign to align
with development schemes.
Taking cognizance of vari-
ous complaints related to the
Municipal Corporation, Khat-
tar issued a stern warning
against misconduct by MC
in state, says Deputy
Lays foundation stones of ~93-cr projects in dist
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar lays foundation stone of a
project in Faridabad on Saturday. TRIBUNE PHOTO
officers and employees.
He directed the civic body
officials to take swift action
against illegal constructions
and encroachments. He
stressed on the need for water
conservation and urged the
public to cooperate.
The CM congratulated the
scientific community on the
successful launch of Aditya
L-1 and expressed optimism
about the mission’s success.
He also laid the foundation
stones for 11 development
projects worth over Rs 93 crore
Fourth Sherpa
meeting in Nuh
from today
Our Correspondent
Gurugram, September 2
The fourth Sherpa meeting to
be held under the G20 Sum-
mit will begin in Nuh district
tomorrow and will conclude
on September 7.
The Haryana Government
has done special decorations
along the route, from Sirhaul
border to the Khedki Daula
toll plaza, and Rampura fly-
over to the venue of the
national capital.
CM
in the district on Saturday.
The projects are aimed at
enhancing infrastructure,
educational opportunities
and community services for
residents of the district.
The CM inaugurated six
road projects undertaken by
the Public Works Depart-
ment (PWD) with a total esti-
mate of around Rs 66.50
crore. He laid the foundation
stones of four school build-
ings, with a total budget of
about Rs 19.62 crore, and a
community hall in Sector 48
Consultancy biz allowed
in residential buildings
Pradeep Sharma
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
There is no restriction on the
use of residential buildings
for ‘non-nuisance’ profes-
sional consultancy services
such as doctors, lawyers, tax
consultants, architects and
property consultants.
The owners of the residen-
tial buildings can use their
premises up to 25 per cent of
the build-up area or up to 50
of the Haryana Shahari Vikas
Pradhikaran (HSVP) that
could cost about Rs 6.99
crore. The community hall
that will provide facilities for
table tennis, badminton and
gym is expected to be con-
structed in 18 months.
Foundation stones were
also laid for the reconstruc-
tion of the 7.25 km Farid-
abad-Mangrola road that
would cost Rs 17.51 crore
and construction of the
7.99-km four-lane road with
an estimated cost of about
Rs 27.15 crore. Khattar fur-
ther unveiled a Rs 5.10
crore project for the 3.86-
km Atali-Arwa road and Rs
1.39 crore project for the
2.76-km Sikri-Piala road.
Besides, the CM laid the
foundation stone of Govern-
ment High School of NIT-1
Faridabad and a new build-
ing of Government Senior
Secondary School, Badauli,
which are estimated to cost
Rs 3.78 lakh and Rs 3.60
crore, respectively. The con-
struction of Martyr Lieu-
tenant Rajesh Thapa Gov-
ernment Girls Senior
Secondary School and Gov-
ernment Girls Senior Sec-
ondary School in Tigaon will
cost around Rs 7.68 crore and
Rs 4.80 crore, respectively.
detailed list of the profes-
sionals allowed to work from
the residential areas. These
also included town planners,
contractor consultants,
ayurvedic and homoeopath-
ic practitioners, psychia-
trists, clinical psychologist
and tourist guides.
In view of the ambiguity
surrounding these instruc-
tions, the enforcement offi-
cers at the district levels,
allegedly took action
Tribune News Service
Hisar, September 2
Deputy Chief Minister
Dushyant Chautala has said
the state government has pre-
pared a plan to set up seven
industrial zones in Haryana,
as industrial development is
one of the priorities of the gov-
ernment.
He said the government
had proposed to set up three
industrial parks in Rewari,
two in Sohna and two in
Jind. “With the setting up of
these parks, new areas will
develop as industrial hubs
and more employment
opportunities will be gener-
ated for youth,” he said,
while addressing villagers
during his tour of the Nar-
wana Assembly constituen-
cy in Jind district today.
He said the government was
planning to develop Jind dis-
trict as an industrial hub. “For
this, a proposal has been made
by the HSIIDC to acquire land
Bank employees
stage protest
Rohtak, September 2
Officers and employees of the
Sarv Haryana Gramin Bank
staged a state-level demon-
stration at the bank’s head-
quarters here today.
They were protesting the
harassment being caused to
them over the uploading of
farmers’ data on the Pradhan
Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna
(PMFBY) portal.
“The data is not getting
uploaded as the portal is not
working properly. Instead of
getting the issue resolved, the
bank management holds us
responsible for it. This is
wrong and unjust,” said
Sandeep Beniwal, general sec-
retary, Sarv Haryana Gramin
Bank Officers Association.
SAY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
DELAY IN DATA UPLOAD
The protesting bank offi-
Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala interacts with an elderly man
during his visit to villages in Jind district on Saturday. TRIBUNE PHOTO
at Khatkar village of the dis-
trict. There is a proposal to set
up an industrial zone on 740
acres near Khatkar toll plaza,
where two industrial zones
will be created,” he said.
Interested farmers could
send their acceptance letter on
the e-bhoomi portal by Octo-
ber 27, he stated.
About 700 km of marketing
board roads connecting rural
areas in the state had now
been handed over to the PWD
and those roads would be con-
Two years on, power
supply lines for Panipat
ethanol plant ready
Parveen Arora
Tribune News Service
Karnal, September 2
After witnessing hiccups in
the past over two years, the
HVPNL has completed the
work of erection of power
lines from 220kv sub-station
at Mund village in the district
to the Indian Oil Corporation
Limited, Panipat.
The 33.8-km-long power
lines will give power supply to
operate the ethanol plant of
the IOCL in Panipat, an ambi-
tious project of the state and
the Centre. It would give a
boost to the initiative of the
government to use ethanol as
structed, strengthened and
renovated soon, he said.
Referring to crop damage in
the state due to the recent
rains, the Deputy CM said
crops were affected in 12 dis-
tricts, for which e-girdawari
had been completed. The
farmers would be compensat-
ed for their loss soon.
Dushyant said that the
JJP was for the implemen-
tation of a single national
election as it would reduce
poll expenses.
APPLIED FOR GREEN
❝
CLEARANCE
We have applied for
the environmental
clearance as there is a
need for pruning trees
as they, at several
places, are creating
hurdles. We are hopeful
of getting approval this
week and the power will
be supplied in the lines.
Randeep Chauhan,
XEN (TRANSMISSION DIVISION)

work had to be stopped by the

Panipat, September 2
Hundreds of youth, adminis-
trative officials and students
participated in the cyclothon
rally under the ‘Drug-free
Haryana’ campaign in Panipat
and Sonepat. The rally stayed
in Panipat on Friday night and
a cultural evening was organ-
ised in Police Lines here.
Rajya Sabha Member Kris-
han Lal Panwar, along with
MLA Pramod Vij, flagged off
the rally on Saturday morn-
ing. DC Virender Kumar
Dahiya, SP Ajit Singh
Shekhawat, along with all dis-
trict administrative officials,
were present on the occasion.
The rally entered Sonepat
district from Gohana and MP
Ramesh Kaushik welcomed it
at the Chirana village.
Kaushik said the initiative,
launched by CM Manohar Lal
Khattar, will help youth main-
tain a healthy lifestyle spread
awareness against drug
abuse. He also praised cyclists
who participated in the rally.
The rally was flagged off by
the CM in Karnal on Sep-
tember 1 and it would con-
clude on September 25 in
Karnal after visiting all the
districts, said Kaushik.
DC Manoj Kumar wel-
comed the rally at the bye-
pass and joined it himself on
bicycle.— TNS
“Apart from the member
countries of the G20 Summit,
Sherpas and other delegates
will participate in the high-
level meeting. Twentythree
liaison officers — 19 HCS and
four IAS-level officers —
have been deputed with
them. Five ambulances with
advanced life-support facili-
ties will be stationed at the
venue,” said Nishant Kumar
Yadav, Gurugram DC.
Nuh DC Dhirender Khadga-
ta said ahead of the two-day
G20 Summit in Delhi, the
Sherpa meeting was being
organised from September 3
to 7 at ITC Grand Bharat and
Lemon Tree in Nuh.
sq metres, whichever is less,
for running these consultan-
cies. However, prior permis-
sion of the competent
authority must be obtained
by the property owner after
the payment of the pre-
scribed fees.
These important clarifica-
tions have been made in a
recent order by TL
Satyaprakash, Director-
General of the Town and
Country Planning. In fact,
Satyaprakash made it cate-
gorically clear that these
provisions existed in the
Haryana Building Code.
Besides the above consul-
tancies, the order gave
against the violations in
the residential areas. While
the general public is not
aware of these instructions
on the use of the residen-
tial premises, the violators
are not made aware about
these provisions by the field
officers, Satyaprakash’s
order noted.
“To address this issue, all
the district town planners
(DTPs) shall ensure that the
general public is sensitised
about the instructions, so
that they could apply to the
competent authority for pri-
or permission in accordance
with the Haryana Building
Code,” the order added.
cials submitted a memoran-
dum to the bank authori-
ties, urging them to get the
issue resolved through
talks. They threatened to go
on a strike if their concerns
were not addressed.
Earlier, only the area of agri-
cultural fields and villages of
insured farmers were
required to be uploaded, but
on August 14, the state gov-
ernment sent a communique
to the State-Level Bankers’
Committee (SLBC), saying
that the precise details of the
agricultural land (the crops on
which are meant to be
insured) should be uploaded
henceforth. — TNS
fuel in vehicles, said an official.
The work of erection, test-
ing, and supply was awarded
on February 1, 2021, and it
was scheduled to be complet-
ed by June 1, 2022, with an
estimated cost of Rs 22.4
crore, said an official associat-
ed with the project.
As per the authorities, there
were several reasons, which
delayed the work. Stiff resist-
ance of the farmers and
landowners was one of the
main reasons as they were
demanding higher crop com-
pensation for erecting towers
in their fields.
They were demanding Rs
15 lakh per tower and the
HVPNL due to continued
protests of farmers under the
BKU banner on May 13, 2022.
The district authorities
played a vital role in persuad-
ing farmers and work was
resumed on March 16, 2023.
As per the sources, the farm-
ers were compensated as per
the new policy, under which
prices of the land, where the
tower was erected, were giv-
en to farmers.
“We have completed the erec-
tion work of the power lines. I
appreciate the efforts of all offi-
cials involved in persuading
farmers, due to which a long
pending project has been com-
pleted,” said DC Anish Yadav.

Civil Enclave to come up near Dengue on rise in Sonepat, 105 cases reported in district
Ambala Air Force Station
Tribune News Service
Ambala, September 2
With the Haryana Govern-
ment likely to get possession
of a 20-acre defence land adja-
cent to the Air Force Station
in Ambala Cantonment next
week, the wait for a civil
enclave, which has been
hanging fire since 2018, is
expected to end soon.
The government today also
accorded administrative
approval to release over Rs
133 crore to the Defence
Estate Officer, Ambala, for the
purchase of the defence land
from the Ministry of Defence
for the establishment of the
civil enclave.
In June, the Ministry of
Defence had given approval for
the transfer of land, for which
Rs 133 crore were sought from
the Haryana Government. The
runway of the Air Force will be
used for the project.
Home Minister Anil Vij said,
“All permissions have been
granted by the government for
the project and an administra-
Govt approves release of ~133 crore
for purchase of 20-acre defence land
PROJECT OKAYED UNDER UDAN 3.0 SCHEME
■ In December 2018, the
civil airport project was
approved under the Udan
3.0 scheme by the Centre.
■ In 2019, routes of Srina-
gar and Lucknow were
awarded to an airlines by
the Ministry of Civil Avia-
tion and the flights were
expected to start from
tive approval has also been
accorded to transfer Rs 133
crore for the land. The process
was initiated to transfer the
amount from the treasury. We
are hopeful that the aviation
department will get posses-
sion of the land within a week.
“To start the operations,
until the new terminal for the
civil enclave is not construct-
ed, it has been decided to ren-
ovate an existing abandoned
building at a cost of Rs 16
crore, for which the tender
had already been floated. All
July 15, 2020, but it did
not happen.
■ Later, land next to the Air
Force Station was identi-
fied for the terminal, and
in 2021, ~40 crore was
approved by the Union
Ministry of Civil Aviation
for the construction of a
domestic terminal.
bookings, security checks
and other formalities will be
completed at the temporary
terminal. Passengers will be
taken to the Air Force Station
in a bus, from where they will
board a plane,” he said.
The Air Force had provided
space for the plane. While one
route for Srinagar had been
finalised, another route for
Varanasi was likely to be allot-
ted to Ambala. “After getting
two routes operational, we
will try to get more routes
from Ambala,” Vij stated.
Mukesh Tandon
Tribune News Service
Sonepat, September 2
Dengue cases have been on
the rise in Sonepat district
in the last few days. As many
as 105 cases have been
reported in the district so far.
Ten of these patients were
not residents of the district.
The dengue cases are
increasing more rapidly in
urban areas than in rural
areas. “The rise is due to the
carelessness of residents
and lack of implementation
of preventive measures
suggested by the Health
Department,” said Dr Anvi-
ta Kaushik, Nodal Officer
for Dengue and Malaria.
“Thana Khurd village in
Kharkhoda area has been
placed in the high-risk cate-
gory as 10 cases have been
reported from the village,
but no locality in the urban
area has been identified as
high-risk as cases are being
reported from almost all
colonies,” she added.
Besides, Palra village,
Sonepat Urban and Gohana
Urban areas have been
placed in the high-risk zone.
Dengue cases have been
A health official checks a cooler at a house in Sonepat.
reported from several
colonies, including Mayur
Vihar, Jiwan Nagar, Indira
Colony, Shyam Nagar, Sector
12, Sector 15 and Kurar. Two
the district while around
631 NOTICES SERVED 315 confirmed dengue cases
■A total of 161 teams have been were reported in 2022.
deployed in the field to keep a Dr Kaushik said that 161
check on the accumulation of teams had been deployed in
water in coolers, flowerpots, tyres, the field to keep a check on
utensils and other items.
the accumulation of water
■ Officials have visited over 5 lakh in coolers, flowerpots, tyres,
houses and served notices on 631 utensils and other items in
owners of houses and business
households and vacant
establishments. plots in residential areas.
■ Special wards with five beds each
She said a total of 1,204
have been set up in all eight com-
samples had been tested in
munity health centres
the district and 105 of these
■ Two special wards for dengue with 20
were found to be dengue-
beds have been set up in General positive till Saturday. Of
Hospital at Sonepat headquarters
these, 11 persons were from
■ A 25-bed special ward has been set
outside the district.
up for dengue patients in Bhagat Dr Kaushik said officials
Phool Singh Medical College for had visited 5,43,568 houses
Women at Khanpur Kalan. and served notices on 631
YEAR-WISE DATA owners of houses and busi-
ness establishments.
Year Cases Year Cases “Special wards with five
2016 09 2020 15 beds each have been set up
in all eight community
2017 54 2021 1,013
health centres while two spe-
2018 22 2022 315 cial wards with 20 beds have
2019 12 2023 105 been set up in General Hos-
(CASES REPORTED UP TO SEPTEMBER 2) pital at Sonepat headquar-
ters. A 25-bed special ward
cases have also been report- 2017, 22 in 2018, 12 in 2019 for dengue patients has been
ed from Ashoka University. and 15 in 2020. A major established in Bhagat Phool
As per the available dengue outbreak was Singh Medical College for
details, only nine cases recorded in 2021, when over Women at Khanpur Kalan,”
were reported in 2016, 54 in 1,013 cases were reported in added Dr Kaushik.
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CHANDIGARH | SUNDAY | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023
501 cases of immigration fraud registered
Nitish Sharma
Tribune News Service
Ambala, September 2
As many as 501 cases of
immigration fraud have been
registered in the state till
August 27 this year, of which
396 were registered between
April 18 and August 27.
As per data procured from
the IG office, Ambala Range,
501 cases have been regis-
tered and 355 people have
been arrested.
While 150 cases were regis-
tered in Ambala, 104 were
registered in Kurukshetra,
followed by Karnal (67),
Kaithal (59), Yamunanagar
(37) and Panipat (24).
In April, Home Minister Anil
Vij constituted an SIT headed
HARYANA 03
Injured criminal gives cops the slip
Karnal, September 2 The accused has been identi- his own country-made
cases and 313 arrests between were given to people A man arrested in a case of fied as Pawan, alias Maut, a weapon, due to which he was
Maximum cases reported from Ambala April 18 and August 27. “Initially, a large number of ransom escaped from police resident of Takhana village in hospitalised. As per the
“The agents target people complainants started custody today. After his arrest the district. He was arrested police, following a tip-off last
1,947 CASES IN 5 YEARS desperate to go abroad, but approaching the IG’s office, on August 28, he was under- from Daudi village in Kuruk- Monday, when the police tried
As many as 1,947 cases have been registered in the past five don’t have the required qual- where officials would mark going treatment at the Civil shetra district by a CIA-2 team. to stop him at Daudi village,
years. Karnal has reported 556 cases, Kurukshetra 419, ifications. They misguide and their complaints and guide Hospital, said the police. He managed to escape from he turned his bike and tried to
Ambala 359, Kaithal 177 and Yamunanagar 156. assure them that they them. Since the complaints are He was accused in six cases a window in the washroom. pull out a weapon from his
don’t have to pay the to be registered in their respec- of demanding ransom and SP Shashank Kumaar Sawan pocket, but accidentally it
AMBALA RESIDENT MEETS VIJ money in advance tive districts, the complainants thrashing at Taraori and has initiated an inquiry to fix misfired and he sustained an
and can pay once they now visit the police stations of Butana police stations in the responsibility. “DSP (HQ) injury. The same day, the Kar-
A resident of Ambala Cantonment met Home Minister Anil
reach abroad,” said an their respective areas and the Karnal district. As per the has been assigned the inquiry nal police got an FIR regis-
Vij today and claimed that he had been duped of ~40 lakh
on the pretext of sending his son to the US. A fake visa and ticket official associated with the SP’s office,” said ASI Parveen police, several other such to find out the lapses,” he said. tered against him in Kuruk-
were given to his son by an agent and he was kept in Bengaluru investigation. “The aspirants Kumar, spokesperson for the cases were registered against Just before his arrest, he shetra district under Section
for two days. On getting suspicious, the complainant demanded are sent through illegal IG’s office. him in other districts. sustained bullet injuries from 307, IPC. — TNS
his money back, but the agent refused to return it. The minister routes and once they reach “The cases are being moni-
has handed over the case to the SIT for probe. some other country, the tored regularly by the IG’s
agents start pressuring their office and the SIT keeps
by IG Ambala Range Sibash
Kabiraj to deal with cases of
SIT was constituted. While
105 cases were registered and
families to provide money for
their further journey. In sev-
seeking updates. Discipli-
nary action is also taken
Six booked in
immigration fraud in the state.
A spurt in the registration of
42 accused were arrested
between January 1 and April
eral cases, the agents leave
them in the lurch. In some
against police personnel in
case of any negligence during
murder case
cases was witnessed after the 17, the figures jumped to 396 cases, fake visas and tickets investigation,” he said. Ambala, September 2
The police have booked six
persons in connection with the
murder of a 25-year-old youth,

Govt-aided colleges told to follow roster quota policy
RECRUITMENT OF TEACHERS
Ravinder Saini
Tribune News Service
Rohtak, September 2
Government-aided private
colleges will be considered as
a single unit in terms of reser-
vation in the direct recruit-
ment of teachers as the gov-
ernment has directed the
principals of such colleges to
follow the quota policy on a
100-point roster of vacancies.
There are 97 government-aid-
ed private colleges in the state.
“All colleges will earmark
specific vacancy positions for
general and reserved cate-
gories. The roster register
must be maintained as per
directions of the Chief Secre-
tary issued in 2014. The distri-
bution of cadre-wise posts and
maintenance of roster points
will be executed by the manag-
ing committee of the colleges
as per the quota policy of the
government issued from time
to time,” said a communique
by the Department of Higher
Education on Thursday.
Earlier, the posts of teacher
were reserved subject-wise,
but as per new directions, the
reservation for the posts
would be fixed against the
total vacancies in a college
while considering it as a sin-
gle unit. Every post would be
given a serial number and it
would be decided according
to the date when a post gets
vacant following the superan-
nuation/death/resignation of
the post holder, a college prin-
cipal stated.
“This new arrangement will
benefit candidates belonging
to the reserved categories, but
it may also lead to unequal
reservation of posts in differ-
ent subjects. A 100-point roster
describes the serial number
and a total figure of posts
reserved for different cate-
gories in a unit having 100
vacancies,” he added.
Meanwhile, Dayanand
Malik, president, Haryana
Government-Aided College
Teachers Association, said
around 1,400 posts of teaching
and non-teaching employee
at aided colleges were, at pres-
ent, lying vacant as the gov-
ernment had not been granti-
ng permission to the colleges
for the past several months to
fill the posts.
who was attacked and left
injured on the road at Saha
last night. The victim has been
identified as Gurmeet, a resi-
dent of Samlehri village.
A case has been registered
on the complaint of Rajku-
mar, brother of the deceased,
against Gurmail Singh,
Naresh, Rahul, Prakash,
Shunty and Satta.
Rajesh Kumar, SHO, Saha
police station, said: “The vic-
tim and the accused had old
rivalry. The body was handed
over to the family after a post-
mortem.” — TNS

GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH

Birender, family to hold public Man, 3 children
found dead;
JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG
Telephone No. 01972-288060

meetings to showcase strength

E-mail: eeiph_bsr@ rediffmail.com
wife missing Website: http://hptenders.gov.in
NOTICE INVITING E-TENDERS
Gurugram, September 2
Programmes scheduled in three districts today A 34-year-old private compa-
ny worker and his three chil-
Online bids on item rates are invited by the Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti
Vibhag, Division Barsar on behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh, in electronic
tendering system in two covers for the undermentioned work from the
contractor/firms enlisted with Himachal Pradesh JSV Department, in appropriate
Deepender Deswal dren were found dead in sus-
Tribune News Service TRAGEDY KING OF picious circumstances in the
class and latest renewal thereof.

Hisar, September 2 STATE POLITICS room of their house at Gangoli

Name of Work: Providing house hold connection by Ministry of Jal Shakti Har
Ghar Nal Se Jal for improvement of LWSS Maharal Dakhyora Phase 2nd in Tehsil

❝
Barsar, Distt. Hamirpur (SH: Balance work C/o Raw water/collection tank 175000
Locked in a tussle with Birender is known as village in Nuh district this liters capacity, sedimentation tank 50000 liters capacity & 3 units of filter bed
Deputy Chief Minister morning. The body of the man
Dushyant Chautala, former
the tragedy king of Haryana was found hanging from a fan,
36.00 sqmt each clear water tank 105000 liters)
Estimated Cost: 4747988/-
Union minister and BJP politics as he has missed while the bodies of his two Earnest Money: 78720/-

leader Birender Singh, his some big opportunities in sons and daughter were found
Cost of Form:
Time:
800/-
6 Months
wife Prem Lata Singh, a the past. Now, he is stuck on the bed, said the police. Schedule of tendering:-
former BJP MLA from between the BJP-JJP His wife is missing and the 1. Site Visit From 31.08.2023 to 11.09.2023
Uchana Kalan, and their alliance. Any decision family of the deceased has during working hours from 11:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m. except holidays.
MP son Brijendra Singh alleged that she, her parents
will hold programmes in
regarding contesting the and her boyfriend were
2. Bid Submission Start Date From 31.08.2023 at 4:00 p.m.

three districts tomorrow,
apparently in run-up to his
scheduled October 2 pro-
gramme in Jind.
The heightened political
activities and Birender’s
recent announcement to
field 30 of his associates in
the Assembly elections
indicated that he was try-
ing to prepare ground for
political showmanship
ahead of the Lok Sabha and
Assembly polls scheduled
next year.
In a recent interaction
with mediapersons, he stat-
ed that it would be decided
after the October 2 event if
those 30 candidates would
contest as Independents, or
on party ticket.
Political observers claim
that he was trying to create
pressure on the BJP.
“Birender is known as the
BJP leader Birender Singh will
also hold a public programme
in Jind on October 2.
tragedy king of Haryana
politics as he has missed
some big opportunities in
the past. Now, he is stuck
between the BJP-JJP
alliance. Any decision
regarding contesting the
Uchana Kalan segment is
subject to discussions on
the allocation of seats,” a
political observer stated.
Birender Singh’s family
has their home constituen-
cy in Uchana Kalan Assem-
bly in Jind district, which is
presently represented by
Dushyant Chautala of the
JJP. Though BJP’s
Haryana incharge has
named Birender’s wife as a
possible candidate from
Uchana Kalan segment is
subject to discussions on
the allocation of seats.
Political observer
Uchana Kalan, Dushyant
had stated that he would re-
contest from this segment.
The JJP, which is an NDA
ally, has also staked claim to
the Hisar Lok Sabha seat,
which is presently repre-
sented by Brijendra Singh,
a BJP MP.
Amid this ticklish sce-
nario, Birender has been
trying to showcase his
political relevance by hold-
ing programmes, said one
of his aides, adding that he
could take some important
decisions in the “Meri
Awaz Suno” programme,
which he described as a
non-political event, in Jind
on October 2.
responsible for the killings.
3. Bid Submission End Date From 12.09.2023 up to 11:00 a.m.
4. No Physical submission of Up to 11:00 a.m. on dated 12.09.2023
The deceased have been documents, except original bid
identified as Jeet Singh of
security/bid cost deposited through
offline mode, will be allowed
Gangoli village, his sons Khila- 5. Opening of eligibility criteria of At 11:30 a.m. on dated 12.09.2023
di (12) and Priyanshu (8) and the bid in the Office of Executive Engineer,
JSV Division Barsar (H.P.)
daughter Radhika (10). Jeet 6. Opening of Financial bid Date and Place to be notified separately
used to work with a private Note: The tender terms and conditions and other detailed conditions can be
company in the Rojka Meo available and downloaded from the website https://hpiphe-tenders.gov.in
DPR/HP/2451
industrial area.
Jeet’s father said in his
complaint that Meena was his
son’s second wife. His first
wife was also named Meena
and she had reportedly
hanged herself in 2009. Jeet
remarried in 2010.
He claimed that Meena and
Jeet had not been getting
along. She remained missing
for many days, which caused
discord between the two.
The police said an FIR had
been registered against
Meena, her parents and
boyfriend under Sections 302
and 34 of the IPC. — OC

HIMACHAL PRADESH JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG GOVERNMENT HIMACHAL PRADESH

NOTICE INVITING TENDERS JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG
The Executive Engineer Jal Shakti Division Thanakalan invites tender “NOTICE INVITING E-TENDERS”
on behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligible
contractors for the following work through e-tendering process. E.E., Jal Shakti Division No. 1, Una
Sr. Name of work. Estimated Earnest Telephone No. 01975- 226060, E-mail: eeiph1una@gmail.com
No. Cost. Money. The Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Division No. 1, Una invites online tender on
1 Providing WSS to village Lower Arniala, Lower Kotla 13,43,595/- 26,872/- behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligible contractors for the
following works through online process:-
and Lower Ajnoli in Kutlehar Constituency (SH:-
Laying, jointing and testing of GMS pipe in Rising Sr. Name of Work Estimated Earnest Cost Time Class in
Main and Supply and Erection of 2 Nos submersible No. Cost Money of which
Tender contr/firm
pumping machinery including all allied accessories eligible
and supply and Erection of and 2 Nos centrifugal 1. R/M of LIP Bhabour Sahib Rs. Rs. Rs. Three Class “B”
pumping machinery including all allied accessories for Phase-1st and 2nd) under Jal 1,23,79,500/- 1,56,295/- 2500/- years and “C”
village Lower Kotla and Ajnoli Lower) Shakti Sub-Division Mehatpur
in Distt. Una, H.P. (SH:- Repair
Time of Completion: Three Months and maintenance with operation
Last date of filling uploading the tender through e-tendering: 13-09-2023 up of pumping machinery with allied
to 05:00 PM accessories and Rising main for
3 years)
The tender form and other detailed conditions can be obtained from the 2. Providing water Supply facilities Rs. Rs. Rs. One Class “C”
website www.hpiph.org. to Kendriya Vidyalay at 9,43,000/- 18,860/- 250/- month and “D”
Saloh in Distt. Una. (H.P.) (SH:-
Executive Engineer, Drilling, lowering of assembly
DPR/HP/2469 J.S.Divn.Thanakalan & development of 7” dia bore
well 145 mtrs deep. (under
Deposit Work)
3. Providing multi village piped Rs. Rs. Rs. One Class “C”
HIMACHAL PRADESH water supply scheme in Haroli 8,14,200/- 16,284/- 250/- month and “D”
Constituency in Tehsil Haroli,
JSV DEPARTMENT Distt. Una (H.P.) (Under Jal
Jeevan Mission) (SH: Drilling,
NOTICE INVITING TENDER lowering of assembly &
The Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Division Kullu (HP) re-invites tenders on development of 175mm dia
behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh from approved eligible contractors for the borewell 90 mtrs deep at village
following works through Online Process:- Nagnoli behind the Mashroom
Farm) (Under Flexi Funds)
Sr. Name of Work Estimated Earnest Time of
No. Cost Money comp- 4. Providing multi village piped Rs. Rs. Rs. One Class “C”
letion water supply scheme in Haroli 7,30,220/- 14,604/- 250/- month and “D”
Constituency in Tehsil Haroli, Distt.
Restoration of rain damages of LWSS Una (H.P.) (Under Jal Jeevan
Mission) (SH: Drilling, lowering
Lari Manari Devdhar in Tehsil and Distt. of assembly & development of
Kullu (H.P.) (SH:- Providing, laying, 1 No. 175mm dia borewell (Mini
jointing and testing of MSERW/G.I. pipe 02 T/well 7” dia) 80 mtrs deep
` 39,51,577/- ` 67,000/-
125mm dia for restoration of Rising Months at village Chandpur Nr. KPS
Main, construction of 60 Nos Anchor School) (Under Flexi Funds)
Block & plum concrete protection wall 1. Last date of physical/online submission of Earnest Money deposit and cost of tender
for protection of pump house). documents etc. on 11.09.2023 up to 05:00 P.M.
Last date of submission of tender:- 09.09.2023 up to 5.00 p.m. 2. Last date of e-tendering up to 11.09.2023 at 05:00 P.M. and the same will be
opened on the day on 12.09.2023 at 11:00 A.M. The tender forms and other detailed
The tender forms and other detailed conditions can be obtained from the website conditions can be downloaded from the http://hptenders.gov.in
https://hptenders.gov.in or from office of JSV Division, Kullu upto date specified above.
Executive Engineer,
Executive Engineer, JSV Division Kullu. Jal Shakti Division No. 1, Una.
DPR/HP/2462 HIM SUCHNA AVAM JAN SAMPARK HIM SUCHNA AVAM JAN SAMPARK DPR/HP/2452
04
From beginning to end, minister
involved in decision at every step
Vishav Bharti
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
Though two senior IAS offi-
cers have been made scape-
goats in the controversy of
dissolution of panchayats
but Minister for Rural
Development and Panchay-
ats Laljit Bhullar was
involved at every step from
the beginning to end in the
entire decision.
Bhullar tried to wash his
hands of the controversy
and cleverly passed on the
entire blame on to the two
IAS officers for ‘technically
flawed’ decision.
As per the documents
available with The Tribune,
on July 26, Bhullar issued
instructions to the officials
of the department to call a
meeting regarding dissolu-
tion of panchayats on
August 2 in his office in
Punjab Civil Secretariat. On
August 2, the first meeting
regarding agenda of disso-
lution of panchayats was
held on the directions of the
minister.
16 days on, body of one of missing Dhillon siblings ‘found’ Travel agent, who duped cops
DOUBLE SUICIDE
Aparna Banerji
Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, September 2
Exactly 16 days after they
plunged into the Beas river in
spate from the Goindwal
bridge, following alleged
harassment from the Jaland-
har police, the body of one of
the Dhillon brothers was
found in the Mand area today.
Found at Talwaandi
Chaudhrian in the Mand
area, the body is reportedly
said to be of the younger
brother Jashanbir Singh.
Both Manavjit Singh and
Jashanbir Singh had
plunged into the Beas on the
evening of August 17.
The discovery of the body
coincides with a candle
march being taken out in
Jalandhar in support of the
brothers by the public. The
march saw an overwhelming
response today as hundreds
marched to seek justice for
the brothers. Slogans bore
~1 crore properties of three drug 7 years after death, HC orders
smugglers frozen in Sangrur
Sangrur, September 2
The Sangrur police have
frozen properties of three
drug smugglers worth Rs 1
crore. As many as 103 pan-
chayats of the district have
passed resolutions against
the sale of drugs in their vil-
lages and announced full sup-
port to anti-drug campaign of
the Punjab Government.
Police sources informed
that the frozen properties of
drug smugglers include
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■ On
■Joint Director, Rural Develop-
Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar
Following that, Joint
Director Rural Develop-
ment and Panchayats circu-
lated a letter to all the offi-
cials concerned to attend a
meeting at 4 pm on August
2 along with the agenda for
the dissolution of panchay-
ats. The letter regarding
the meeting was addressed
to Advocate General Vinod
Ghai, Financial Commis-
sioner Rural Development
and Panchayats, Director
Rural Development and
Panchayats and Law Offi-
cer Rural Development and
Panchayats.
Family members of the victims hold a candlelight march in Jalandhar on Saturday. SARABJIT SINGH
appeals for justice for Dhillon
brothers and some placards
bore crossed photos of SHO
Navdeep Singh.
Notably, the Kapurthala
police are yet to lodge a for-
mal FIR in the case even as
Opposition leaders had been
making a beeline to visit the
family of Dhillon brothers as
police official’s reinstatement
house, agricultural land and
vehicles and their total mar-
ket value is Rs 1 crore.
The smugglers were arrest-
ed under the provisions of the
Narcotic Drugs and Psy-
chotropic Substances
(NDPS) Act with commercial
quantity of drugs.
“We have launched a spe-
cial campaign against drugs
and we are conducting meet-
ings in almost all villages. All
villages want to eliminate
नोिटस
सब-रिज�टार
नारायणगढ
ROW OVER DISSOLUTION OF PANCHAYATS
TIMELINE
July 26, Minister Laljit
Bhullar issued instructions
to the officials to call a
meeting regarding dissolu-
tion of panchayats on
August 2 at Civil Secretariat
ment and Panchayats,
issued a letter to officials
concerned to attend the
meeting on August 2 along
with the agenda for the dis-
solution of panchayats
The letter which had three
agenda items clearly said
that the meeting is to be
chaired by the Minister for
Rural Development and
Panchayats Laljit Bhullar.
In the three agenda items,
the first was regarding issu-
ing notification for elec-
tions of gram panchayats,
panchayat samitis and zila
parishads under Section
209 (1) of the Panchayati
Raj Act 1994. The agenda
item number two was
regarding dissolution of
gram panchayats, panchay-
at samitis and zila
well as their father Jatinder
Pal Singh Dhillon.
Opposition leaders had
been seeking a formal state-
ment from the CM on the
case and had been asking for
the dismissal of police station
number 1 Jalandhar SHO
Navdeep Singh.
Family members said a
drugs and are supporting our
campaign,” said Dharminder
Pashore, BKU Ugrahan
leader from Lehra block.
Senior police officers are
also conducting meetings
with villagers. The officers
are trying to motivate vil-
lagers against drugs. The
police have also issued a
helpline number 80541-12112
and have assured that the
name of the informer would
not be shared. — TNS
nabbed,15 kg
heroin seized
Amritsar, September 2
The police have seized 15
kg of heroin from Haruwal
village in Gurdaspur dis-
trict and have nabbed seven
persons, including a woman
in this connection.
Bhupinder Singh Bhinda,
Narinder Singh and Ranjodh
Singh, all residents of Haruw-
al village, were arrested on Fri-
day, while Jaspal Singh,
Rajwinder Kaur, Ram Singh
and Rajdeep Singh of Zira
were held today.
Preliminary probe
revealed that the master-
mind of the racket, Jaspreet
kali, was operating from the
Faridkot jail. — TNS
PUNJAB
parishads and appointing
the administrators.
The third item was
whether panchayat samiti
and zila parishad elections
should be conducted simul-
taneously with gram pan-
chayats or should these be
conducted separately.
Sources revealed that all
the persons, including min-
ister and an Additional
Advocate General who was
sent as his representative by
Advocate General Ghai,
agreed to the agenda.
Interestingly, Bhullar in a
statement called the deci-
sion ‘technically flawed’
and tried to disassociate
himself from it. He also
blamed the two IAS officers
— DK Tiwari and Gurpreet
Khaira — for the goof-up
who were later suspended.
All attempts to contact
Bhullar remained futile as
he did not respond to calls.
On Thursday, acting on
directions of Chief Minister,
Chief Secretary Anurag
Verma had suspended both
the officers.
group of friends has set out to
identify the body.
SSP Kapurthala Rajpal
Singh Sandhu said, “A body,
which is believed to be of the
younger brother, has been
found. It is yet to be identi-
fied as family members are
yet to arrive. The body was
discovered by farmers at the
Saurabh Malik
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
Justice came too late for a
dismissed Punjab Police
official. More than seven
years after his death, the
Punjab and Haryana High
Court has ordered the con-
stable’s reinstatement with
full back wages and other
consequential benefits after
holding that he was falsely
implicated “for dubious and
motivated reasons”.
Among other things, the
Bench during the course of
hearing was told that the
official had been falsely
implicated by a senior
police officer, who wanted
to grab property in Mohali.
Allowing his son’s plea
filed through counsel Dhi-
raj Chawla with advocate
Akshit Dhiman, Justice
Gurvinder Singh Gill of
the high court also set a
four-month deadline for
compliance of the court’s
directions.
The case has its genesis in
order dated October 10,
2005, vide which the peti-
tioner’s father serving as a
constable was dismissed
from service. The Bench
was told that the official
was involved in an FIR reg-
istered two days earlier at
the Civil Lines police sta-
tion in Amritsar in a case
Govt shielding 2 babus in CMO?
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
Though the government has
suspended two senior IAS
officers overseeing the work
of Department of Rural
Development and Panchay-
ats for the recent goof-up on
dissolution of panchayats, it
seems to be hell-bent upon
saving two officers in the
Chief Minister’s Office who
caused embarrassment to the
CM by pursuing him to sign a
“technically flawed” decision.
There were two IAS officers
who were instrumental in
getting the file signed from
the Chief Minister. It includ-
ed 2010 batch IAS officer
Kumar Amit who is posted as
Special Principal Secretary to
Chief Minister. He was acting
as a bridge between the
Department of Rural Devel-
opment and Panchayats and
Chief Minister on this issue.
Similarly, 2006 batch IAS
officer Ravi Bhagat who,
after superannuation of for-
mer Special Chief Secretary
to CM Venu Prasad, is the
senior-most officer in the
CMO. He acts as the ears and
eyes of the CM. Both of them
were also in touch with the
office of Advocate General.
Talwandi Chaudhrian area in
Mand. A case under Section
306 of the IPC will be regis-
tered by the police upon
identification.”
Notably, SHO police station
1, Jalandhar, Navdeep Singh
had been transferred to the
Police Lines in Jalandhar on
August 25, amidst an ongoing
inquiry in the case.
Meanwhile, the family of
Manavjit and Jashanbir
Dhillon stayed put in Jaland-
har today as citizens offered
rousing support to the
march, walking across the
Desh Bhagat Yadgaar Hall to
Guru Nanak Mission Chowk
in Jalandhar.
Prominent leaders from the
Opposition and hundreds of
citizens participated in the
march. Congress MLA Pargat
Singh, SAD leader Gurpartap
Singh Wadala, Congress
leader Rajinder Beri, SAD
leader Gurcharan Singh
Channi, councillor Sherry
Chadha, activist Mandeep
Singh Manna were present.
PAY FULL BACK WAGES
❝ The official having been falsely implicated for
dubious and motivated reasons, the respondents are
directed to reinstate him with full back wages and to
extend other consequential benefits flowing from such
reinstatement to the family within four months from
today. Justice Gurvinder Singh Gill
alleging gang rape, crimi-
nal conspiracy and other
offences under Sections
376-A, G, 342, 323, 506 and
120-B of the IPC.
He was initially held
guilty for “having con-
spired to commit crime in
respect of the FIR. But the
order was set aside by the
high court. The order
attained finality as the
state’s SLP against the
judgment was dismissed.
Emphasising that not
every acquitted employee
was automatically entitled
to reinstatement, the
Bench pointed out that it
was essential to examine
the circumstances sur-
rounding the alleged
offense and the reasons for
acquittal.
The Bench asserted the
petitioner’s father was dis-
missed from service unjust-
ly, and the reasons for his
dismissal had been found
to be baseless and mali-
cious. Referring to the Divi-
sion Bench judgment
INSTRUMENTAL IN GETTING CM’S NOD
■ They include 2010 batch IAS officer Kumar Amit, who
is posted as Special Principal Secretary, to the Chief
Minister. He was acting as a bridge between the
Department of Rural Development and Panchayats
and the Chief Minister on this issue
■ Similarly,2006 batch IAS officer Ravi Bhagat, who
after superannuation of former Special Chief Secre-
tary to CM Venu Prasad, is the senior-most officer in
the CMO. He acts as the ears and eyes of the CM
As per the record on file, the
Office of Special Principal
Secretary to Chief Minister
received the file on August 7
bearing Diary No 644. And
they got it signed from the
Chief Minister the next day.
At present, there is an army
of officers serving the CM,
including three IAS officers
and four PCS officers.
The recent embarrassment
caused by the issue to the CM
has raised a big question over
the competence of officers
posted in the Chief Minis-
ter’s Office who ill-advised
the CM to sign the “technical-
ly flawed” decision.
The whole episode also raises
a question mark on the compe-
tence of officers holding
important positions in CMO.
According to a retired IAS offi-
cer, who served as Principal
Secretary to a Chief Minister, it
among others, lands in CIA net
Nikhil Bhardwaj
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, September 2
The interrogation of travel
agent Chirag Kapoor, who
was arrested by the CIA wing
of the Ludhiana police on
Thursday, led to startling dis-
closures about how he ran
his network from Ludhiana
and Dehradun.
CIA incharge Beant Juneja,
who is heading the probe,
said Kapoor had reportedly
duped hundreds of gullible
people who wanted to go
abroad for greener pastures.
A total of six FIRs have been
registered against the accused
and several more complaints
have been lodged against
Kapoor after his arrest.
“The accused didn’t even
spare police personnel. Along
with Inspector Mohan Lal
(retired) and ASI Jaswinder
Singh, Kapoor even conned
an SP-rank officer of lakhs.
acquitting the police offi-
cial and other accused, the
Bench asserted the find-
ings reflected that the peti-
tioner’s father had been
falsely implicated. It was
done in an attempt to grab
property, while exercising
undue influence and power
by the senior police officer.
“Having regard to the fac-
tum of acquittal of the peti-
tioner’s father and the
observations recorded by
the Division Bench of this
Court, which attained final-
ity inasmuch as even the
SLP against the judgment
stands dismissed, it goes
without saying that the
petitioner’s father was dis-
missed from service on
account of no fault on his
part and the reasons which
had weighed at that time
were not justified and had
also been found to be false-
ly created,” the Bench
observed, while adding that
the police official was
deemed to have been rein-
stated into service.
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CHANDIGARH | SUNDAY | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023
is a common practice that the
files are returned to the depart-
ment concerned if any gaps or
flaws are noticed. “PS to CM
acts as custodian of CMO. He
has to be always alert to avoid
making the CM party to any
decision which can cause
embarrassment to him.
“I used to put my foot down
on so many issues at my own
level even before it was pre-
sented to the CM. The cur-
rent officers in the CMO who
dealt with the matter are
equally responsible for the
goof-up. They had chance to
save the CM from this embar-
rassment,” he said wishing
not be identified.
All attempts to contact
Ravi Bhagat and Kumar
Amit remained futile as they
neither responded to calls
nor to messages sent on
their phones.
The accused in custody of Ludhiana police. TRIBUNE PHOTO
He even gave a fake visa to a
senior cop,” said Juneja.
The accused had been run-
ning office from Ghumar
Mandi for the past five years
without licence.
Recently, another branch
was opened by Kapoor in
Punjab to HC:90% police posts
equipped with CCTV cameras
Chandigarh, September 2
In a significant step towards
enhancing surveillance and
security, over 90 per cent of
police posts in Punjab have
been successfully equipped
with CCTV cameras, accord-
ing to a status report placed
before the Punjab and
Haryana High Court. The
installation process is under-
way, with the remaining
posts set to be fitted with the
cameras by the targeted com-
pletion date of September 15.
Taking up the matter, Jus-
tice Alok Jain of the High
Court directed counsel for the
states of Punjab, Haryana and
Chandigarh to submit a com-
prehensive affidavit address-
ing specific key points, includ-
ing the operational status of
the cameras, the recording
duration and the mainte-
nance arrangements.
They have been asked to
specify whether all cameras
were in a working condition;
the capacity to store the
recording and the arrange-
U-turn by AAP
not new: SAD
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)
leader Bikram Singh Majithia
today said Punjab CM Bhag-
want Mann’s approval on a
file regarding dissolution of
panchayats was undeniable
evidence to prove that the
orders to dissolve panchayats
and hold fresh elections had
been issued on the written
official instructions of the
Chief Minister.
“It is a case not of technical-
ly flawed orders but of brazen
lies of the head of govern-
ment in Punjab who openly
denies his own signed
instructions,” he said at a
press conference.
Meanwhile, SAD chief
Sukhbir Badal in a tweet
titled AAP de paap (sins of
AAP) said the party has
become a U-turn party. He
tweeted: “More reckless mis-
steps: more U-turns — this
time on panchayat dissolu-
tion and employees’ recruit-
ment. This has now become
the sole signature tune of
AAP who neither knows its
own mind nor what Punjabis
need and expect of a respon-
sible government...”
Dehradun to cheat people,
claimed Juneja.
Kapoor, a native of Jammu,
had purchased a flat at Gauri
Apartments. He reportedly
bought properties and cars
worth several lakhs in a short
span of time.
ments/agreements made for
proper repair and mainte-
nance of the CCTV cameras
on a periodical basis.
Before parting with the
order, Justice Jain directed
the forwarding of the order to
the offices of the Directors-
General of Police (DGPs) in
Punjab, Haryana, and the UT,
Chandigarh, to ensure effec-
tive compliance with the
directives. The case will now
come up for further hearing
on October 17.
Taking up the issue, the
High Court had on a previous
date of hearing asked the Pun-
jab, Haryana and Chandigarh
DGPs to file affidavits on com-
pliance with the Supreme
Court directions. The direc-
tions came after an accused
filed a plea seeking directions
for conducting videography
from the time of leaving the
jail premises till reaching the
police station concerned for
interrogation. Directions were
also sought to record the inter-
rogation. — TNS
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CHANDIGARH | SUNDAY | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023 HIMACHAL PRADESH 05
16 heliports to be built
to promote tourism: CM
State Cabinet to take call on Three trucks
catch fire on
Swedish MPs join 63rd Tibetan
Democracy Day celebrations
Manali highway
shimla, September 2
Chief Minister Sukhvinder
Sukhu has stressed the need
Five crore tourist
controlled hemp cultivation
Tribune News Service ing the interests of farmers
Mandi, September 2
Three trucks caught fire near
8 Miles at Basta on the
Tribune News Service

to strengthen air connectivi-
ty to increase tourist footfall
and achieve the target of
around five crore tourist
arrivals every year.
Sukhu, while presiding
over a meeting on Friday
evening here, said that 16 hel-
iports were being constructed
in all district headquarters,
including tribal and far-flung
areas, in a phased manner to
facilitate tourists and enable
them to have access to unex-
plored destinations.
In the first phase, nine heli-
ports would be developed,
namely at Jaskot village in
Nadaun tehsil of Hamirpur
district, Rakkar and Palampur
in Kangra, Sultanpur in Cham-
ba, Manali in Kullu, Jispa, Sis-
su and Rangrik in Lahaul and
Spiti and Sharbo in Kinnaur.
The Chief Minister said,
“Detailed project reports
(DPRs) for the construction of
heliports at Sultanpur,
Rakkar, Palampur and Jaskot
arrivals targeted
have been received while for
other heliports, the process is
underway. Besides, the Kan-
gra airport is being expanded
to facilitate high-end tourists.”
He said, “In the second
phase, the remaining seven
heliports will be set up at Pan-
gi and Holi in Chamba, Auhar
village in Bilaspur, Dhar
Kiyari village in Sirmaur,
Chanshal in Shimla, Jankaur
Har village in Una and
Galang village in Solan.”
Sukhu said, “The approval
under the Forest Conserva-
tion Act (FCA) for the Rakkar
heliport has been received
and the FCA cases of the heli-
ports at Jaskot, Manali, Jispa,
Sissu, Rangrik, Pangi and
Holi have been uploaded on
the portal. When destinations
are made easily accessible,
people will prefer to travel
there, giving a fillip to tourism
and the economy.” — TNS
Shimla, September 2
A committee headed by
Revenue Minister Jagat
Singh Negi has recommend-
ed allowing controlled culti-
vation of hemp for non-nar-
cotic use. Now, the Cabinet
will take the final call on the
issue. The committee was
constituted to deliberate on
the issue of controlled hemp
cultivation for medicinal
and industrial use.
Negi said, “The state gov-
ernment will formulate a
policy on hemp cultivation
for medicinal, industrial,
and scientific use, thus
paving the way for utilising
the medicinal properties of
cannabis to treat patients,
besides improving the rev-
enue of the state from prod-
ucts made of hemp.”
He said that the govern-
ment was committed to
curbing the menace of
drug abuse and various
FOR MEDICINAL,
SCIENTIFIC USE ONLY
❝ The cultivation of
cannabis will be limited to
only industrial, medicinal
and scientific purposes. The
step reaffirms the state
government's commitment
to safeguarding the interests
of farmers and consumers.
Jagat Singh Negi, REVENUE MINISTER
steps were being taken in
this regard. “The cultiva-
tion of cannabis will be lim-
ited to only industrial,
medicinal and scientific
purposes. The step reaf-
firms the government’s
commitment to safeguard-
and consumers,” he added.
The policy for allowing
cannabis cultivation for
non-narcotic use would be
framed keeping in view the
NDPS Act, 1985, and the
NDPS Rules, 1989.
Himachal has examined the
case of Uttarakhand where
controlled cultivation of
cannabis has been allowed.
The committee headed by
Negi had visited various
parts of the state, including
Kullu, Mandi and Chamba
that are conducive for the
cultivation of cannabis. In
fact, some of these areas are
notorious for illegal cultiva-
tion of cannabis, which is
used to make drugs.
Various byproducts of
hemp such clothing, footwear
and edible items used in local
cuisine can help strengthen
the local economy. There is
huge demand for some of
these items in international
markets as well.
Chandigarh-Manali highway
in Mandi district this evening.
One person sustained minor
injuries in the incident.
According to the police, the
trucks were on their way to
Kullu from the Mandi side
when one of them caught fire
because of a mechanical
fault. Within a few minutes,
the fire spread to two other
loaded trucks. The occupants
of the trucks managed to
save their lives. Meanwhile,
fire engines were engaged to
douse the fire and the situa-
tion was under control.
Mandi SP Soumya Samba-
sivan said that the incident
happened due to a mechani-
cal fault in a truck. One of the
trucks was loaded with
cement, the second with foam
and bedding while the third
one was empty. No casualties
were reported in the incident
though a truck driver
received a few bruises while
trying to escape. — TNS
Dharamsala, September 2
The Central Tibetan Adminis-
tration (CTA) today celebrated
63rd Tibetan Democracy Day
at Tsuglagkhang, the main
temple of the Dalai Lama in
Dharamsala, with a Swedish
parliamentary delegation led
by Margareta Elisabeth Ceder-
felt, an MP from the Moderate
Party, and the representatives
of international donor organi-
sations.The delegation was
accompanied by Sonam Tser-
ing Farsi and Secretary Lob-
sang Choedon Samten from
the office of Tibet, London.
The celebration began
with the singing of a cere-
monial Tibetan Democracy
Day song, followed by ora-
tions on Tibetan democracy
by four students.
Margareta Elisabeth, who
was the chief guest of the
event, lauded the CTA’s mid-
dle way approach to resolve
the issue of Tibet. “This is a
pragmatic solution to safe-
guarding the vital interests
of both parties. For Tibetans,
it offers the protection and
preservation of their identity
and dignity. For China, it
CTA STAFF TO DONATE
ONE-DAY SALARY
■ Sikyong Penpa Tsering
proclaimed that the
absence of cultural perform-
ances on this important
occasion was to express sol-
idarity with the government
and people of Himachal for
the colossal loss caused by
incessant heavy rain
■ He declared that a day’s
salary of all CTA staff
would be contributed to
the Chief Minister's Relief
Fund to show support and
gratitude to the Himachal
Government and people.
.
of Swedish MPs who mention
Tibet in debates and also write
bills in support of Tibet.”
She said, “What China does
against Tibet and its people
is not acceptable. We, as MPs
in other countries, are
obliged to raise this situation.
Tibet belongs to its people
and Tibetan people should
have the right to (maintain)
Tibetan culture, the tradition
and the Tibetan lifestyle.”

Tourists start flocking back to Kasauli
Ambika Sharma
Tribune News Service
Solan, September 2
Tourism activity is gradually
picking up in Kasauli with
the Parwanoo-Solan section
of the National Highway-5
having been restored.
This has brought cheers to
the hoteliers who remained
without guests for around
three weeks in August. The
closure of the Parwanoo-
Dharampur section of the
NH-5 through Chakki Mod
due to the erosion of a 210-
15-day Manimahesh means maintaining its terri-
torial integrity,” she said.
“We are here to learn more
‘DESTINATION WEDDINGS’ to inform that Kasauli is now
accessible with lesser traffic yatra to begin on Sept 7 about Tibet and its people and
to show our solidarity and sup-
❝ Kasauli is now accessible with lesser traffic and
better roads. Key events like destination weddings are
and better roads. Key events
like destination weddings are
also being held in the area as
Bharmour, September 2
The 15-day Manimahesh
that representatives of NGOs
had also been included in the
port with them,” said the
Swedish MP. She added, “We
can see an increased number
also being held in the area as tourism is picking up. tourism is picking up.” yatra in Bharmour of Cham- team to ensure cleanliness dur-
Rocky Chimni, VICE-PRESIDENT OF HOTELIERS' BODY With business gradually ba district will commence on ing the pilgrimage. He added
picking up, the hoteliers are September 7, said Addition- that those posted in Sulabh toi-
m wide stretch of a hill on The highway restoration recalling the staff that was al Deputy Commissioner lets would discharge their
August 3 had disrupted and dry weather during the sent on leave earlier. Arterial (ADC) Naveen Tanwar here. duties from September 1 to 30.
tourist inflow to the area. past week have made tourists routes like Chakki Mod-Kim- A team has been constituted He said cleanliness drives
Though the highway was flock to Kasauli again, espe- mughat and Parwanoo- for daily monitoring of Sulabh would be conducted and The
restored a few days later, cially on weekend. Kasauli Jangeshu, connecting Kasauli toilets and preserving the PWD had been asked to put
frequent landslides follow- Residents and Hoteliers with Parwanoo and Chandi- sanctity and cleanliness of the up signage indicating various
ing rain in the area created Association vice-president garh, was also damaged over famous Manimahesh shrine. halts from Hadsar to the
fear among the visitors. Rocky Chimni said, “We wish the past few weeks. Tanwar, in a press note, said Manimahesh Lake. — OC

HIMACHAL PRADESH HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE

MARKETING & PROCESSING CORPORATION LTD.
(A Government Undertaking)
NIGAM VIHAR SHIMLA-171002, H.P.
TENDER NOTICE
Online bids are invited through e-tendering from eligible bidders by Himachal
Pradesh Horticultural Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation Limited
(HPMC), a project implementation unit (PIU), under the World Bank funded HP
Horticulture Development Project, as per the details given in the website:
https://hptenders.gov.in
SR NAME OF WORK ESTIMATED COMPLETION LAST DATE
NO. /LOCATION COST (INR PERIOD OF
in LACS) SUBMISSION E-Procurement Notice
01 Designing and Supply and 25.00 60 days 18.09.2023 NOTICE INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB)
Installation of various (11:00 AM)
Publicity Material (i.e. sign 1. The Executive Engineer HPPWD Arki Distt. Solan H.P. on
boards, flex, hoardings, behalf of Governor of H.P invites the online bids on item rate, in
sticker labels etc.) at Head electronic tendering system in 2 cover system for the under
Office and Business Units of mentioned work from the eligible and approved contractors/Firms
HPMC in Himachal Pradesh.
registered with HPPWD.
Detailed NIT and Tender document are also available on website
https://hptenders.gov.in for reference purpose & E-Bidding. For further information, Sr. Name of Work Estimated EMD Cost of Time
please contact HPMC Contact No.0177 2623823/2674937/2674465, Fax 0177 2623834. No. Cost Tender
Sd/- Managing Director HARYANA STATE AGRICULTURAL MARKETING BOARD 1. Construction of Sub- 6,26,149/- 13,000/- 350/- 2
DPR/HP/568 HPMC Treasury Building at Arki, Months
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Tehsil Arki Distt. Solan
H.P(SH:-C/o Pergola
����� ��� ���� ������� �����, TO OWN COMMERCIAL SITE IN MANDIS
OPEN AUCTION OF COMMERCIAL SITES
infront of the main gate
of newly constructed sub
������ ������, �����-171005. ON FREEHOLD BASIS Treasury Arki)
Registration begins
���������� ������� Registration Ends:
Eligible Class of Contractor: Class D
2. Availability of Bid Document and mode of submission: The
�������, ����� ��� ���� ������� �����, ������ ������, �����-171005 ��� (a) 48 hours before the date of e-Auction, if Registration Fee is deposited bid document is available online and bid should be submitted online
����� ���� (} 375/- �� ���� �� ����� ������ ���-��� �� ������� ���� GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH through RTGS/NEFT.
on website http://hptenders.gov.in
(b) 1 hour before the start of e-Auction, if Registration Fee is deposited
�����) �� ������, �������, �������� ���� ����� ��� ����, ��� ���� HU �� ���� PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT through Net Banking/Debit Card. Bidder would be required to register in the web-site which is free
E-PROCUREMENT NOTICE of cost. For submission of bids, the bidder is required to have
�� ����� �� ��� ����� ������������ �� ����� ������� ��� ���� ���� ����� ������ � , e-Auction Timing:
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) from one of the authorized
� e-Auction will start at 10:00 a.m. on scheduled date.
���� � ��� ���� ������� �����, ������ ����� � , �����-171005 �� ������ � � ��� INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB)
� No new round will start after 6:00 p.m. Certifying Authorities (CA). "Aspiring bidders who have not
������ 02.10.2023 �� ���� 05.00 ��� �� ����� ���� ������ �������� NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING obtained the user ID and password for participating in e-tendering
PORTAL FOR USER REGISTRATION & e-AUCTION:
�������/����� /���� ���� ��� �� ����������� �� ����� ������ 17.10.2023 �� ���� The Executive Engineer, NH, HP.PWD, Theog on behalf of Governor of HP
invites the Percentage rate basis in electronic tendering system for the eligible
hsamb.procure247.com or www.hsamb.org.in in HPPWD may obtain the same from the website:
05.00 ��� �� ���� ������ � � ��� ����
� ���� ������ ������� �� ���� �� ������ ������� For more details/information click on websites mentioned above & contact http://hptenders.gov.in Digital signature is mandatory to participate
class of contractors registered with HPPWD for the works as detailed in the table.
concerned Secretary Market Committee. in the e-tendering. Bidders already possessing the digital signature
������� �� ����� ���� ���� ������� ���� �� ����� ����������� ���- TABLE issued from authorized CAs can use the same in this tender.
Sr. Name of Market Date Sr. Name of Market Date
���� �� ��� ���� �� ������ Sr. Name of Works Estimated Earnest Cost No. No. Key Dates
No. Cost Money of
������ Form
1. Grain Market, 14.09.2023 13. New Grain Market, 15.09.2023 1. Date of Online Publication 12.10.2022, 10:00 Hrs.
Nathusari Chopta, Jagadhri
1. ������ (Odnm), ���� HU ��� �� = 02 z01 �� �������� ���� O/R Theog Kotkhai Hatkoti Road NH 705 Sub-yard
2. Documents Download Start and End 19.10.2022, 10:30 Hrs. up
from Km 0/0 to 69/0(SH: Removal of Slips date to 30.10.2022, 18 Hrs.
(����� ���� ��) ��� 01 �� ���� ����� ����| between 41/600 to 41/700, 46/020 to
2 Extension of New 14.09.2023 14. Grain Market, 15.09.2023
3. Bid Submission Start and End Date 19.10.2022, 10:30 Hrs. up
Grain Market, Partap Nagar
2. ������� (Bgnvjhc`q) ���� ��� �� = 03 z01 �� ������� ���,� 01 �� 46/090, 46/610 to 46/670, 47/230 to
Kaithal at Patti to 30.10.2022, 18 Hrs.
47/270, 60/230 to 60/290 60/390 to 60/470,
HU (����� ���� ��) ������ �� ���� ��� 01 �� ���� ����� ���|� 60/870 to 60/950, 61/00 to 61/050, 61/360
Chaudhary 4. Physical Submission of EMD and 31.10.2022 up to 10:30 Hrs.
to 61/440, 61/540 to 61/600 61/960 to 3. Additional 14.09.2023 15. New Grain and 15.09.2023 Cost of tender Documents
3. �������� ���� ����� (Ahmchmf ��� �� = 07 z03 �� ������� ���,� 01 �� 62/070 62/300 to 62/390 62/620 to 62/640 Vegetable Market, Vegetable Market
5. Date of Technical Bid opening 31.10.2022, 11.00 Hrs.
L`bghmd @ssdmc`ms), ���� ������ �� ����, 02 �� ���� ����� ���� ��� 62/720 to 62/770 63/180 to 63/360 63/650 Kalanwali Radaur
,Evaluation of Technical Bid followed
to 63/740 63/930 to 64/040 64/640 to 4. Grain Market, 14.09.2023 16. Grain Market, 27.09.2023
HU (����� ���� ��) 01 �� ����� � ��� �� ����� ���� (DVR)| 64/700 65/280 to 65/330 65/400 to 65/520 Odhan Sub-yard Rasulpur (Market by Opening of Financial Bid
1. 18183516/- 363700/- 5000/-
4. ���� (O`bjdq), ���� HU ��� �� = 02 z������� ����| 65/930 to 66/070 66/240 to 66/330 66/750 (Market Committee Committee, The tender documents shall be uploaded online in 2 cover:
to 66/800 66/930 to 67/070 67/680 to Kalanwali) Sadhaura
(����� ���� ��) 67/740 68/300 to 68/380 68/580 to 68/640 5. New Grain Market, 14.09.2023 17. Additional Grain 27.09.2023
i) Cover I shall contain scanned copies of all “Technical
���� ���� ����� ���,� �������(��), ������ � ������ ��� ���� ������ ��� ������� �� ������ 68/820 to 68/880 and 68/950 to 69/00 and Karnal Market, Uchana Documents/Eligibility information”
C/o B/wall in PCC/wire crate 60/500 to ii) Cover 2 shall contain BoQ/Financial Bid where contractor will
����� � ���� � ��� ���� ������� ����� �� ������� gsso://goomr.go.fnu.hm 60/525 and R/wall in PCC from RD 54/120 6. Additional Grain 14.09.2023 18. Sub-Yard, Chhattar 27.09.2023
quote his offer for each item.
Market, Cheeka (M.C. Uchana)
��� �Cnvmkn`c Enql� S`a �� ������ �� ���� �� ��������� �� ���������� �� to 54/145 and strengthening on damaged
portion from RD 49/00 to 49/050, 49/250 to 7. Extension of Grain 14.09.2023 19. Additional Grain 27.09.2023 1. Submission of Original Documents: The bidders are required
�������� �� ������� �� ���� ���, ������ ����� ���� ���� ����������� �� ������� 49/300 57/300 to 57/400 66/500 to 66/600 Market, Assandh Market, Hansi to submit(a) original demand draft towards the cost of bid
����� ���� �� ���� ������� ����������� ���� ����� ����� ����� �� ��� ���� �� and 67/00 to 67/200 and 1.5 mtr span pre 8. New Vegetable 14.09.2023 20. Vegetable Market, 29.09.2023 documents and(b) original bid security/Earnest Money
cast box culvert at RD 68/955 Market, Dabwali Jind
��� ������� ����� �� ��������� ������� �� ������ � ������� ��� ����� ������� ���� O/R of Theog-Kotkhai-Hatkoti Road (NH- 9. New Grain & 14.09.2023 21. Grain Market, Jind 29.09.2023
Deposit(EMD) and other Technical Documents in o/o the Executive
Engineer, HP,PWD, Arki Divn. HP as specified in Key dates at Sr.
���� ������ ��� ����� ���� ���� �� ���� ������� 705) from Km 0/00 to 69/00 ( SH: Removal Vegetable Market,
No. 4 on Tender Opening Date
����-1. ������/����� ����������� �� ���� �� ���� �� �� �� ���� �� ������� �� of Slips between 20/100 to 20/240, 20/790
to 20/850, 21/00 to 21/060. 24/950 to
Ding
2. Failing which the bids will be declared non responsive,
10. Grain Market, 14.09.2023 22. Sashtri Mandi, 29.09.2023
���� �� ��� ����� ��� ���� �� ����� ���� �� ���� ����� ��� ���� ���� 25/030, 25/200 to 25/270, 25/280 to Jiwan Nagar Bhuna 6. BID OPENING DETAILS The bids shall be opend on 31.10.2022
��� �� ����� ����� 25/340, 27/070 to 27/130, 27/270 to
27/390, 29/350 to 29/410, 29/850 to
(Sub Yard), Market
.at 11.30 Hrs. in the office of Executive Engineer, HP, PWD, Arki
Committee, Rania
2. ����������� �� ����� ���� �� ��� ������-����/���������� �� ������������ 2.
29/950, 30/00 to 30/040, 30/110 to 30/200,
18546417/- 371000/- 5000/- 11. Grain Market, 15.09.2023 23. Grain Market 29.09.2023
Divn./Superintending Engineer, 3rd Circle, HP,PWD, Solan HP by
������ ���� �� �������� ���� �� ��� ����� ���� �������/���� �� ������ 30/860 to 30/930, 31/070 to 31/120,
33/780 to 33/860, 34/130 to 34/270,
Bilaspur Dhanaouri the authorized officer. In their interest the tenderer are advised
��� ������� ��� ��� �������� ������-������/���������� �� ��������� �� ��� (Sub Yard) to be present along with original documents at the time of opening
34/980 to 35/120, 35/930 to 36/00, 36/740
M.C. Narwana of tenders. If the office happens to be closed on the date of
��� ��� ������ ������ ��� ���� �� ��� ����� ���� ���� ������������ �� to 36/820 and 36/910 to 37/070, C/O
B/wall in wire crate from RD 30/100 to 12. Grain Market, 15.09.2023 24. Sub Yard, Garhi 29.09.2023 opening of the bids as specified, the bids will be opened on the
������ ���� ���� ��, �� ����������� �� �������� �� �� ��� ��������� �� 30/220, 1.5mtr span pre-cast Box Culvert Chhachhrauli (M.C. Narwana) next working day at the same time and venue.
����� � �� 05 ���� �� ������ ��� ����� ���� �� ��� ������ ���� ���� ��� (����� at RD 43/130 and U-Shape drain with steel
grating from RD 24/500 to 24/800)
PAYMENT SCHEDULE BY HIGHEST BIDDER: 7. The bids for the work shall remain valid for acceptance for a period
����������� ��� ��), ����������� ������ ���� ����� ���� ��� ��� �� ���� �� O/R Damages to Theog Kotkhai Hatkoti
10% Payment of the bid: To be deposited by successful bidder within
48 hours of the bid.
not less than 120 days after the deadline date for bid submission.
���� �������/���� �� ������ ��� ������� ���/�������� ���������� ���� Road NH 705 Km 0/0 to 69/0(SH:C/o 15% Payment of the bid: Within 30 days of issuance of the Letter of 8. Other details can be seen in the bidding documents. The officer
B/wall in PCC M15 and wire crates
������ �����, ����� ��� ��� �� ����� ���� ������ 3.
between 5/905 to 5/945, 5/820 to
4219211/- 48400/- 2000/- Intent (Lol). inviting tender shall not be held liable for any delays due to
3. ��� ���� ���� ���� �� ������ ����� ���� ���� �� ���� ��� 5/850,5/960 to 5/975 and 6/640 to 6/660 75% Payment of the bid: (i) With a rebate of 5% of the said amount, if
paid in lump sum within 60 days from the
system failure beyond its control. Even though the system will
attempt to notify the bidders of any bid updates, the Employer shall
������ ����� ����, ����� ����� ��� ���� ������� ����� �� ������� and R/wall at RD 06/020 to 6/030
date of issue of letter of intent.
Starting Date for Downloading Bid: 8.9.2023 for each not be liable for any information not received by the bidder. It is
gsso://goomr.go.fnu.hm ��� �Cnvmkn`c Enql� S`a �� ����� Deadline for Submission of Bid: 15.9.2023 for each
(ii) Without any interest on the said amount, if
the bidders' responsibility to verify the website for the latest
paid in 120 days from the date of issue of
(����� �����, ��.���.��.) The bidders are advised to note other details of tenders from the Department letter of intent. information related to the tender.
������� Website www.hptenders.gov.in. Mandi Bhawan: C-6, Sector-6, Mandi Bhawan, Panchkula, On behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh
����� ��� ���� ������� �����, Sd/- Executive Engineer, Ph.: 0172-2560056, 2560229, 2560124
Executive Engineer
COQ/GO/2487 ������ ������, �����-171005. DPR/HP/2458 NH Division, HP PWD, Theog. ‚◊Îh Á∑§‚ÊŸ, „U◊Ê⁄UË ¬„UøÊŸ PRDH/1049/11/34/2024/20729/31/4 DPR/HP/2453 HPPWD Division Arki Distt. Solan H.P.
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Saini Non Manglik homely girl
1987, 5’-5”, fair beautiful. B.A,
B.Ed decent and genuine matches
only. Businessman preferred
Chandigarh. Mail biodata pics:
merky019@gmail.com
(CL23053702)
Suitable qualified match for 5’-9”/
July 1991, B.Tech, Sikh Saini girl,
Deputy Manager Govt. Bank,
Mohali based family. Upper caste/
Jat Sikh/ Sikh family only.
saini.jaswinder283@gmail.com.
98780-60143. (CL23053821)
Sikh Saini beautiful unmarried girl,
1980/5’-2”, MA, NTT, B.Ed.
Caste no bar. Businessman/employed
preferred. Marriage bureau excuse.
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WhatsApp 99880-01755.
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SM for Arora manglik girl 11-12-
1987/ 5’-3” Physically Challenged
(Right leg), diploma. Father retired
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98726-29229. (CL23052132)
CHRISTIAN
Suitable match for Christian girl 31,
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(CL23053590)
RAJPUT
Suitable match for 27 years old
Pathania girl, MBA, HR professional
in Mohali Rajput boy from
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photo/biodata, Manglik preferred.
9418081955. (CL23047389)
SM4 Himachali Rajput girl
26 yrs, 160 cms, B.Pharma, MBA
(Pharma), working with Pharma
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Tricity settled Himachali Rajput well
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(CL23052152)
Suitable match for B.Tech.
Computer Science girl, 5’-4”, 29.4.95,
12:20 pm, working Multinational
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76579-73813. (CL23052201)
Match for Himachali Rajput girl,
Deputy Manager, SBI, M.Com, 5’-5”,
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Tricity/ nearby preferred. Upper
caste no bar. 94177-80058, 76963-
47302, Marriage bureau excuse.
(CL23052618)
Beautiful, Sikh Kashyap Rajput girl
22.04.1991, 15:05, Ludhiana, 5’-1”,
MCA (Regular), MNC, cleanshave
preferred. Caste no bar. 94635-05191
(CL23053417)
Suitable match for Kashyap Rajput
girl 24/5’-2”, MBA. Caste no bar.
Contact: 84370-53132, 98146-39132.
(CL23053857)
Rajput Himachali Jalandhar based
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Brothers- Colonel, Lt. Col. Bhabies-
Dentist, Major. 9530644198.
(CL23050004)
SM for Kashyap Rajput girl, 96
born, 5’-3”, slim, B.Com, MBA, Govt.
job in Mohali. Require educated boy
Govt. job preferred near Mohali.
98155-64241. (CL23051915)
Suitable match for Rajput Thakur
girl M.Sc. Physics, B.Ed., Nov. 93
born, 4:10 pm, Nangal Dam, working
as a teacher (private school). Mob.
62848-32681. (CL23052019)
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girl, 5’-3”, 13.08.1985, B.Com.,
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Canada visa. Business family.
WhatsApp 73050-00007, 92176-
55332. (CL23052639)
Looking for a well settled
suitable match for Garhwali
Rajput fair girl (Bisht),
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Looking for a well settled suitable
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94648-36791. (CL23052947)
Suitable match for Rajput August
1986, 5’-1”, Master, working
girl, preference Tricity. Upper
caste welcome. 94780-11244.
(CL23053625)
Employed match for Sikh Mair
Rajput girl 5’-2”, 1995, MBA,
Studying LLB. 98722-12749, 78892-
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Preferably practically believer of
Hindu Sanatani values Hindu boy
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200 kilometres for beautiful 5’-2”,
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purely vegetarian up to 24 years.
Possibility to settle nearby preferred.
WhatsApp Contact: 97795-49945.
(CL23053726)
Suitable match for divorcee Kashyap
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Himachali beautiful Rajput MCA
girl working at Shell Bangalore 5’-3”,
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88943-42818. (CL23053965)
MUSLIM
Suitable match for Sunni, Muslim
girl, September 1991/5’-1”, B.Tech
(CSE), Brother already settled in
Canada, seeks qualified well
settled boy. Area preferred
Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, HP,
NRI may also. Contact: 62809-43237.
(CL23053935)
Suitable match for M.D Obstetrics
& Gynaecology, Fellowship in
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Match for 4/97 SC girl, job Military
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Looking for reputed family match
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hardworking freshly passed MS ENT-
Head Neck Specialist Doctor
Sikh/Khatri girl (General), 5’-4”,
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9875987255. (CL23052016)
Suitable match for 90 born, 5’ MD(
Anaesthisia) non Manglik girl,
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NCR. Status family. WhatsApp/Call:
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at her own clinic Mumbai &
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please). WhatsApp: +9189287-63279,
Email:enusu87613@gmail.com
(CL23052371)
MD/DM/MCH for Mittal beautiful
girl January 1995, 5’-1”, MD Pediatrics
from Punjab belongs to good status
family preferred in Tricity. Marriage
bureau please excuse. Contact: 99141-
06193. (CL23052471)
Required medico match for Kansal
girl 2.9.1993, 5’-6”, 2:05 pm, BDS,
working at Chandigarh. 99887-41225,
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Doctors IAS/IRS/Judge for
beautiful 97, 5’-2”, Radiologist,
95, 5’-2” (Psychiatrist) 93, 5’-2”
(Opthalmologist). 79738-04005.
(CL23052705)
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LPA, reputed family. Seeking suitable
match. 8269839838, 9406065947.
(CL23052817)
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girl, October 1990/5’-4”, MD
Medicine, DNB. Father Manager SBI
jalandhar based. MD/MS Chandigarh,
Punjab preferred. 62398-23673,
88720-98533. (CL23052838)
MD, MS, DM, IAS match for (Sc)
Chamar girl 5’-3”, 1991, Radiologist.
Tricity matched preferred.
9463391426. (CL23053650)
Doctor match for MS Ophthalmology
Jatt Sikh Dhillon vegetarian girl 1993/
5’-7”, Amritsar. Contact: 62840-
07715. (CL23053844)
Doctor/ Administrative match for
Singla girl 30, MS General Surgery,
vegetarian family. M: 98159-64374.
(CL23053874)
Medico match for Hindu Manglik
Dhiman girl 95, SR PGI Blood
Transfusions Medicine. 98142-98198.
(CL23053948)
MD/MS match for MD Pathology
girl, 10.7.94, 7:50 pm 5’-5”, doing
Senior Residency at Ambala. Upper
caste no bar Himachal/Tricity preferred.
94180-19771. (CL23051913)
Match for BDS 97 born,
Brahmin Manglik 5’-3” girl. No
bar. Send biodata on 78147-
55293. (CL23051936)
Seeking suitable Allopathic
Specialist/ Super-Specialist match for
Ravidasia beautiful MD(Medicine)
PCMS girl, 5’-6”, 35 years, issueless
divorce. Please respond with details
and recent photographs via WhatsApp
to 95177-83813. (CL23052047)
Suitable match for M.D. Obstetrics
& Gynaecology, Fellowship in ART
(IVF) 29 years, Punjabi non
Orthodox Muslim girl, Senior
Resident in Chandigarh, Punjabi
Agriculturist family. No bars. 98782-
52079. Email: nimrat100@gmail.com
(CL23052269)
Suitable match for Mazbhi Sikh
beautiful Doctor girl, 31/ 5’-4”,
MBBS, Govt. job. Seeks for MD,
MBBS, Group-A. Father retd. Class-I.
Mob: 98762-26861. 94637-33693.
(CL23052313)
Ramdasia Sikh girl, Nov. 1986,
5’-3”, MBBS, pursuing MD in Punjab,
USMLE three steps cleared. 94652-
72768 (CL23052326)
Wanted a suitable Medico match for
Punjabi girl done MS General Surgery
and DPM in Psychiatry, 162 cms, Oct’
87 from high-status Business family.
#Phone: 99977-47888. (CL23053290)
Suitable upper caste MD, MS, other
professional qualified well placed
match in Govt. or Pvt. Sector for
beautiful fair smart Nov. 1993 born,
MBBS, MD Micro, PCMS, MO Spl.
posted at Mohali. Hindu Khatri girl of
respectable family. Send biodata on.
96462-93013. (CL23053571)
SM4 beautiful Hindu Mair Rajput
girl, 5’-6”, 92 born, pursuing Ph.D,
working in Ed Tech. company, Hindu,
General category, teetotaller boy
preferred. Bureau excuse. 98153-
39400. (CL23053602)
IAS/ PCS/ Doctor from Tricity for
MDS Prosthodontics working in PGI
Chandigarh, 12.01.1993, 5’-5”, slim.
98156-52464. (CL23053607)
Doctor/IAS PCS/Businessman
match for Hindu Khatri MD Doctor
girl (Obs & Gynae) July 1992 born,
5’-1”, Punjab. Father businessman,
status family Contact: 99140-38193.
(CL23053618)
MBBS MD match for Hindu Khatri
Doctor girl, 8.10.1992, 19:12, 5’-4”,
job under Centre Government.
Australia Medical Council part one
passed. 98729-85432. (CL23053632)
DM/MD/MS match for Ramdasia
girl 1994/ 5’-8”, MD Radiation
Oncology, Senior Resident.
Mobile: 98728-90591, 94643-24950.
(CL23053657)
Match for beautiful Sikh Khatri
Doctor Anesthetist, girl 30 year old,
height 5’-8”, down to earth and family
oriented girl. Mobile: 94173-10007.
(CL23053687)
MD/MS/ IAS match for Arora Sikh
Khatri pursuing MD Psychiatry Aug.
95, 5’-3” girl Doctor family preferred.
Contact: 97819-00000. (CL23053690)
Teetotaller, well educated match for
MBBS Jatt Sikh girl, 1993/ 5’-6”.
Required vegetarian, affluent family
match. Preference to Specialist
Doctor. 79739-87087. (CL23053800)
Match for beautiful Saini Sikh girl,
BDS, Oct. 1991, brother MDS,
father Class I Officer, own
multispeciality Dental Hospital.
98142-90818. (CL23053810)
Suitable match for MBBS Kamboj
Sikh beautiful girl 28/5’-6”, belongs to
Doctor’s family, caste no bar. 98140-
65364. (CL23053880)
Working groom, Dentist lady Hindu
Bains 35, divorcee, 5’-3”. Father
retired, urban Gurdaspur. 73474-
54451. (CL23053883)
Beautiful Doctor girl, 1995/ 5’-4”,
MBBS, MS, OBS & Gynae one
Hospital family of Doctors, caste no
bar. 99938-39405. (CL23053906)
Suitable MD/MS/MDS boy for MD
Arora girl 1992 born, 5’-3”, teetotaller.
Upper middle class family. Contact:
78888-91835. (CL23053975)
PQM for MDS (ENDO) Hindu
Khatri Manglik girl, June 1987.
94170-14266. (CL23053751)
TONK-KASHATRIYA
Match for Tonkashatriya Sikh girl
1994, 5’-4”, M.Sc. Math Honours,
M.Ed., PTET clear. Amitsar. 98144-
92197. (CL23052941)
Match for Hindu Himachali 1994
born, 5’-4”, Deputy Manager in SBI.
Preferred Hindu Himachali Govt. job.
Send data on WhatsApp 94181-54270.
Upper caste no bar. Marriage bureau
excuse. (CL23053635)
Match for Tonk-Kashatriya fair,
Dec-1997, 5’-3”. Working as AAO in
Govt. Co. (BHEL) posted in Delhi.
Family well settled in Patiala. Father
Officer in Pb. Govt. Upper caste no
bar. 80540-12127. (CL23051918)
Canada PR Sikh Tonk-Kashatria
girl, 1991 born, 5’-7”, highly
qualified, well settled, job in IT.
Required Toronto PR boy from IT
Sector. Parents in Canada. Call
WhatsApp only. 90411-01092.
(CL23053317)
KAMBOJ
Suitable match for Kamboj Sikh girl
1990, 5’-2”, Govt. officer. Govt.
officer preferred. 97796-15822.
(CL23052413)
Professionally qualified match for
Sikh Kamboj girl, 93/5’-4”, MBA,
Manager IT company, Chandigarh.
98152-40870. (CL23052456)
Match for Sikh Kamboj girl, 5’-6”,
May 1995, Mohali based family.
Wanted status family. 85850-31919.
(CL23052792)
Suitable match for Kamboj Sikh
girl, 1995/ 5’-5”, B.Tech., Sr. Data
Analyst, MNC Gurgaon, package 30
LPA. Patiala based family. +91-
9478168620. (CL23053685)
MISC
NRI match for beautiful Manglik
girl 27, 5’. Hindu/ Sikh religion no bar.
Send bio-data, photos: 95012-51929.
(CL23053368)
Match for unmarried 1989 born,
Chandigarh Kurmi girl, Ph.D, UPPSE
Govt. Job, Lucknow. Contact: 98762-
38571. (CL23053959)
Suitable match for M.D Obstetrics
& Gynaecology, Fellowship in
ART(IVF) 29 years, Punjab Non-
Orthodox Muslim girl, Senior
Resident in Chandigarh, Punjabi
Agriculturist family. No bars. 98782-
52079, Email: nimrat100@gmail.com
(CL23052265)
Choudhary Bahti girl 37, 5’-3”,
double MA, B.Ed, Govt. job (HP),
upper caste welcome. 94656-66279.
(CL23052580)
Seeking suitable alliance for beautiful
girl 1985 born, 5.6ft, LLM, employed
Class-I Govt. job, from status and
affluent family. No bars. Send details
on whatsapp No. 6280136178 or
Email: Kanchan.els98@gmail.com
(CL23052773)
Goldsmith Sikh girl, 1993/ 5’-3”,
M.Sc. Maths, B.Ed., looking for
educated job boy. 80548-58425,
98728-68603. (CL23054004)
Alliance invited for CSE M.Tech.,
never married Nai girl. Nov. 1989,
Software Engineer MNC (NCR) boy
should be strictly vegetarian and non
drinker. (Caste no bar). 82229-26910.
(CL23054019)
DIVORCEE
Compatible match for beautiful
Sikh Arora girl 42/5’-3”, Doctorate
Senior Govt. job. Issueless divorcee.
79867-25486. (CL23053150)
Match for Brahmin homely girl
December 1987/ 5’-0”, BA, B.Ed,
preferred issuless Tricity. 70825-
67465. (CL23053679)
Ramgarhia girl divorcee, 1980, Ht.
5’-3”, Civil Engg. Contact No.:
62398-43828. (CL23051751)
Suitable match for Jat Sikh
November 88 born, 5’-6” M.Tech.
CSE, issueless divorcee girl, working
in IT company Mohali. Contact:
98558-07633. (CL23052073)
Well settled match for b’full, upper
middle class, Sikh Arora divorcee girl
born 15 Oct. 85, 5’-3”, convent edu.
MBA, B.Ed. Upper caste Sikh/
Hindus are welcome. 93747-95498.
(CL23052160)
Brahmin working girl, B.Com,
5’-4”, 13.01.1990, 18:37, Chandigarh.
Caste no bar. WhatApp only 70099-
13618. (CL23052190)
Suitable match for issueless girl
1984 born, working as Chief Manager
in Govt. Bank. 98784-47848.
(CL23052457)
Looking for suitable match for
Lubana Sikh issueless divorced girl,
1988, 5’-2”, MA Hindi, B.Ed.
Whatsapp: 9592400470. Doaba area
preferred. (CL23053091)
SM4 for SC girl, Mohali, 1990,
5’-3”, issueless legal divorcee, MBBS,
Ex. Defence Officer, father, mother
Govt.Officer. Caste/religion no bar.
M.No. 83604-17960. (CL23053143)
Required well settled match for
Panchkula based beautiful Khatri
girl 38 (looks much younger),
M.B.A, very short issueless
divorcee. WhatsApp: 82649-60138.
(CL23053780)
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SCHEDULED CASTES
Well qualified employed Ramdasia
Sikh match for convent educated
Architect (Bachelor of Architecture)
girl age 33 years, 5’-4”. WhatsApp
No. 82849-06132. (CL23051611)
SC (Ad Dharmi) girl 1997 born 5’3”
on work permit in Canada wanted
Canadian PR boy tricity preference
contact 6283415180 (CL23052164)
Suitable match for single Ad-dharmi
SC girl, 29 years, 5’-6”, M.Sc.,
presently serving on regular basis in
Chandigarh Administration. Family
living in Chandigarh. Serving match
from Chandigarh/ Mohali preferred.
Contact 94172-49193, Marriage
bureau excuse. (CL23052365)
Chamar girl, 35 years, 5’-3” height,
MD Pediatrics SR PGI Rohtak. Seeks
MD/MS, DNB, DM, IAS allied,
service. Caste no bar. Mob. 94661-
32525. (CL23052426)
Chamar/ Jatav 1998/5’-2”,
B.Com./MBA Accountant Vardhaman
Baddi required vegetarian
boy govt./private - own house,
Trycity Chandigarh. 99884-56036.
(CL23053035)
Match for BA, B.Ed, CTET, PTET,
5’-3”, Mohali, Ramdasia 1985 girl.
Tricity preferred. 98884-09322,
96464-17743. (CL23053640)
Ravidasia Sikh, 1988, Asst.
Professor. Seeks for suitable
match. 9417711159, 9463689931.
(CL23053644)
Ravi Dasi girl, 1997/5’-2”, Govt. job,
Mohali (Radiographer), preferred
Govt. employee. 62395-08028. (No
caste bar). (CL23053699)
Ad-Dharmi girl 29/ 5’-2”, B.Sc,
working Radiation Therapist, IELTS-
7, Radha Swami. 98156-14050,
90410-21921. (CL23053820)
Suitable match for Hindu Ramdasia
girl, M.Tech., 13.9.1991, 5’-5”,
Bank job Canada. 96460-01392.
(CL23053842)
Ravidasia Sikh girl, 10/1990, Scale-2
Officer Nationalized bank Ludhiana.
Preferred Bank Manager/equivalent
officer, 98886-90595. (CL23053848)
Match for Ravidasia beautiful
girl, 1981 born, 5’-6”, short
marriage, issueless, Assistant
Professor permanent Haryana
Government. Reputed family.
Caste no bar. Contact: 98888-
88773. (CL23049494)
Pasi 5’-4”, fair, tall, Pb. Govt.
employed girl wanted Govt. employed
boy of Pasi caste (Borasi, Khatik,
Gujjar, Kaithwas, Dhiman, Dhindaur,
Saroj, Bhargava, Bhardwaj). 84009-
40358. (CL23051902)
Suitable match for (Kabirpanthi/
Kori) girl 1995, 5’-7”, Working as
Asstt. Mgr in Nationalised Bank
Amritsar (Job transferable in Punjab
only) Upper caste no bar. Whatsap
94630-76199. (CL23051976)
Match for Chamar girl 08.05.1989,
5’-4”, working Assistant in Centre
Govt. Office. WhatsApp 89013-
70564, Call 94162-27421, Jagadhri
(Haryana). (CL23052018)
Govt. employed match for Ravidasia
girl, March 1995, 5’-4”, B.Tech.
(ECE), PSPCL employee. Patiala
preferred. Whatsapp biodata 95927-
51633. (CL23052588)
Match for Khatri, 13.7.94, 5’-4”,
MBBS, MD Gynae, father brother
Advocate. Required Doctor Gen BC
caste. 94173-11808. (CL23052604)
Beautiful Ramdasia Sikh girl 1992,
5’-2”, B.Tech., working as Asst. Mgr
(Air Traffic Control Officer), Airports
Authority of India, GOI. UPSC Group
A or B/PSU/Central Govt. Officer
preferred. Dowry seekers excuse.
Share details of boy with photo,
WhatsApp only. 94175-88221, 94631-
29720. (CL23052610)
PQ, teetotaler, vegetarian Govt./Pvt.
job, handsome match for Radhasoami
Ravidasia Sikh beautiful girl,
11.09.89, 5’-8”, MBA, HR Manager in
Pvt. Co. Salary 35K p.m. Send biodata
& photo. Ludhiana, nearby. 98723-
13983, 95927-87845. (CL23052812)
SMF beautiful 5’-3”, 11.11.1989,
govt. regular employee Class-I
Ravidasia girl, working as Jr.
Hydrologist at Mohali, non-
transferable post. Radha Soami family.
Tricity preferred. 94173-18362.
(CL23053516)
Addharmi girl 36, 5’-4”, LLM,
NET, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Govt. University. 94646-77510.
(CL23053627)
SM for girl 27 year, 5’-4”, BAMS,
doing job as AMO at Pvt. Ayurvedic
College & Hospital. Simple marriage.
98145-37202. (CL23053717)
Valmiki beautiful fair girl 15.5.93,
M.Com., B.Ed., educated family.
Preference - Chandigarh, Ambala.
81689-47035. (CL23053739)
Match for slim, fair, Chamar girl 28,
5’-5, B.Tech, Working in Govt. Bank
(Haryana). Basically Himachali,
settled in Haryana. 92546-79378,
94160-01893. (CL23053788)
Doaba based beautiful Addharmi
girl born 1997, 5’-7”, B.Tech. CSE.
Father Govt. job, elder brother
Canada, bureau excuse. 97800-99916.
(CL23053808)
Suitable match for 89 born,
Ravidasia girl BDS, height 5’-2”,
working in reputed MNC. Tricity
preferred. Mobile: 98770-99741.
(CL23053856)
Sikh Ramdasia girl 1993 5’-4” Govt.
employee. Preferred tricity and
teetotaller match. 94635-95226.
(CL23053858)
SC Addharmi girl 1989/5’-6”,
PGDCA, M.Sc., IT Nawanshahr.
Preference only USA, Canada,
Australia citizen boy Doaba area first
choice. 87289-64741. (CL23053997)
Assistant Professor Ph.D English
(Panipat) November 1987, 5’-5”, fair,
SC girl, innocent divorcee after 15
days, no liability. Father retd. Xen,
mother retd. college Principal, Karnal
settled family. Preferred around
Panipat. Caste no bar. 98966-66573,
99960-13210. (CL23053999)
Suitable match for Ramdasia Sikh
(Mahant) beautiful girl, August 1991,
5’-5”, B.Tech (PEC University), MBA
University Business School (Punjab
University Chandigarh), Senior
Manager in Private Bank, vegetarian
family. Parents Govt. Officers retired.
First preference NRI well settled boy:
95920-51700, 94781-87820
(WhatsApp). (CL23054002)
Government Officer match for
Ravidasia Chamar girl, November
1992, 5’-2”, Assistant Manager
PSU posting Punjab. 94161-95679.
(CL23054008)
Match for 5’-3”, Ravidasia, 1984
born, Assistant Professor, vegetarian
girl. Doaba 90414-77233.
(CL23051337)
NRI
Match P/R preferred for Khatri
M.Tech.+ Australian Diploma 37/160,
Own house Australian citizen Legally
divorced no issue. WhatsApp
9044838236. (CL23047044)
Match for beautiful Ramdasia Sikh
girl 1991, 5’-8”, B.Tech-IIT, MS (USA),
working as Engineer. Contact USA only.
Caste no bar. 1123contact@gmail.com
(CL23051846)
California based US citizen Jatt Sikh
female 38/5’-9”, Masters in Institutional
Organization, working as Logistics
Supervisor for a curriculum company
seeks a professionally competent match
from simple Sikh family. email:
p e m b e r l e y. l a n e @ o u t l o o k . c o m
(CL23052418)
Wanted suitable match for USA
based hindu Khatri MBBS, MD-
Physician girl, DoB 13.07.90, 1.35 pm
Jalandhar. Preference to Doctors.
WhatsApp No. +1(313) -775-0299.
(CL23052955)
Hindu Khatri girl, November
1991/5’-2” Non-Manglik. Canadian
permanent residence. Preferred Metro
Vancouver settled boy. WhatsApp:
94179-92836. (CL23052998)
Suitable match preferably Doctor or
Engineer for USA Sikh Doctor girl.
Working in research on Visa. 5’-6”/ Jan.
1986 born .USMLE all steps Cleared.
Parents USA Citizens. Contact:- Mobile
and WhatsApp No. 98143-92265.
Mail:- satnam.dhanoa@gmail.com
(CL23053190)
Maid Sikh Rajput girl 27.02.1991,
5’-2”, Ludhiana, MA, B.Ed., Canada
on work permit, Preferred Maid Sikh
Rajput/ Jatt Sikh/ Upper Sikh caste
Indian/ Canada PR. Girl now in India.
73553-11111 (CL23053410)
Beautiful girl 26/ 5’-4”, working in
Australia (PR), seeks suitable match.
78038-90846. (CL23053932)
Required Melbourne Australian PR
boy for Hindu Khatri Mahajan
Manglik girl 07.11.94, 12:45 pm,
Ludhiana, 5’, Master in IT, currently
TR in Australia. 94632-03717, 97811-
35525. (CL23054029)
Suitable match for Nai Sikh
slim beautiful girl Canadian
Work permit 1995, 5’-5”, MBA,
from India, two year PG from
Canada. Non-drinker well
educated settled boy in Canada
preferred. Educated status
urban family. 82640-74104.
(CL23049527)
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PQM in US for US Citizen Jat Sikh
Brar 1982, 5’-4”, DDS (Dental
Doctor), innocently divorced after
short marriage. Contact +1 502-909-
4840 (CL23050510)
Ramgarhia girl 1981, M.Tech., Ht.
5’-5”, green card holder, working in
USA. Contact No.: 62839-64737.
(CL23051749)
Amritdhari preferably Canadian
match for Gursikh, Amritdhari,
Canada citizen, slim girl, 1994,
5’-10”, Senior Nurse. Father professor
Canada. 98773-73159 (CL23052205)
For Sikh/Hindu 28, 5’-5”, MS Nyu
working New York lead Data Scientist
$2 Lakh. Contact: 98111-20090.
(CL23052097)
Suitable match for Jat Sikh girl,
Canada citizen, M.Sc, Oct. 1991, 5’-1”
from well settled Jat Sikh
family. Whatsapp: 98773-02559.
(CL23052345)
PQM4 two upper middle class
Dhiman Canada PR sisters of 1994
and 1995 born. Kindly send bio-data
on Whatsapp +91-9815291861,
+91-7693031865. (CL23052563)
Suitable educated, professional, well
settled match for fair, smart, slim,
Australia PR (189) Jatt Sikh girl, 25
plus, 5’-5”, working as Quality and
Compliance Officer in Canberra. Only
TR/ PR/ CTZN apply. Malwa/
Doaba. Please send bio-data and
photo on WhatsApp: +61-493-800-
513. (CL23053320)
Wanted Suitable match preferably
fair, good looking Engineer 5’-9” &
above for a very good looking virtuous
Jat Sikh girl 30 legally separated (Short
Marriage) with outstanding academic
& professional career working in top
US Company on HIB visa belonging
to well established & connected
family settled in India. Email-
matchmadebywaheguru@gmail.com
(CL23053567)
Suitable match for Punjabi Sandhu
beautiful girl 5’-6”, DoB 26.12.1990,
M.Sc Mass Communication India &
Digital Marketing Diploma (Canada)
present in Canada on work visa. Father
Govt. employee in India. Looking for
guy educated, good looking and
PR in Canada. Mob: +14378823434,
+91-89501-76013 (WhatsApp).
(CL23053638)
SM4 Saini girl 86, 5’-7”, well
educated family living in Australia.
Caste no bar. Contact: WhatsApp
96949-95896, +61435743960.
(CL23053648)
Professionally qualified match
for Hindu Rajput beautiful girl,
5’-1”, 1990, BDS, PR Canada,
working as Screening Officer at
Calgary, Calgary preferred.
98162-64261. (CL23053658)
Match for Jatt Sikh vegetarian US
citizen girl, Graduation in Business
Administration from USA, 5’-1”, born
in India in the month of December
1982. Only from California match
contact. WhatsApp: 98725-06444.
(CL23053683)
Match for 1984/5’-5”, MBA Banker
Sikh US citizen family girl. Preference
Sikhi believe professional boy. Email:
jetandersapra@gmail.com WhatsApp:
+17184138890. (CL23053689)
Professional match working in
Germany or European country for
beautiful well settled hardworking god
fearing social B.Tech. NIT 5’-7½”, 87
born, Lucrative package. 99882-
22192. (CL23053696)
Canada PR Sikh Swarnkar girl
1997/5’-3”, B.Com., seeking well
educated settled boy. UK/Australia/
America preferred. Caste no bar.
Dowry seekers and marriage bureau
excuse. 95179-87884. (CL23053720)
Parjapat Sikh girl, 1992, 5’-1”,
Management Graduated UK permanent,
looking for well educated cleanshave
boy. 76962-83497. (CL23053693)
Suitable match for Jatt Sikh Grewal
girl, (32), 5’-6”, M.Sc. in Engineering
from Germany. Currently working full
time in MNC. Residing in Germany.
Blue Card Holder. Looking for a well
educated suitable groom. Contact:
73788-21336. (CL23053721)
Match for 1991 born, 5’-8”, B.Tech,
Canadian citizen Jatt Sikh family girl.
Looking for educated & well settled
boy. (Caste no bar). Email:
jetandersapra@gmail.com WhatsApp:
+17184138890. (CL23053728)
Match for 1982/5’-5”, MBA, Banker
US citizen family (divorced) girl.
Looking educated & well settled boy.
Email: jetandersapra@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +17184138890.
(CL23053731)
UK based Brahmin girl, 1984 born,
5’-2”, Accountant, wanted suitable
match, contact with biodata.
00447531814377. (CL23053749)
Sikh Mahasha PR Canada 5’-1”/ 89
girl Software Developer, for a
month in India. 98781-63452.
(CL23053752)
Professionally qualified match for
April 1994/5’-6” Canadian PR Legal
professional beautiful Sikh Kashtriya
girl. No bars. +91-99150-06377.
(CL23053770)
Bedi girl 5’-5”, B.Tech. Computer
Science, 41 yrs in California.
Seeks PR boy. 79738-21190.
(CL23053779)
Verma girl 25.02.1991, 1:20 a.m.,
Gurdaspur, 5’-4”, permanent residence
Canada, IT Service Analyst, upper
caste. 81463-49453. (CL23053851)
Jatt Sikh US citizen girl 1996/5’-3”,
Masters in Accounting, working in
MNS Company, seeking match from
USA/India. Contact: 79735-52853.
(CL23053853)
PQM for very fair, extremely
beautiful, slim and convent educated
Saraswat Brahmin girl, 5’-8”, 1997,
BDS from India and on work permit in
Canada. Father Captain in Merchant
Navy. Looking for tall, handsome, well
settled boy from Canada/USA. Kundli
match must. Mob: 8437788200,
9779630201. (CL23053877)
Arora Khatri girl 10.2.94, 5’-0”,
1:50 am, Ambala, Canadian Toronto
PR. 94646-85817. (CL23053928)
BRAHMIN
QM4 two Brahmin girls, 5’-5”, Feb.
92 born, Dentist 5-6 LPA and Dec. 95
born, 5’-6”, M.Com. B.Ed..Preferred
from tricity only. Mob: 80544-17104.
(CL23052074)
Looking for professionally qualified
vegetarian teetotaler Punjabi Saraswat
Brahmin fair girl for B.Tech. boy
5’-7”, born June 1995, working as Team
Lead in MNC at Noida. Father GM in
PSU. Please share biodata, Horoscope
at 85951-68749. (CL23052191)
Match for Saraswat Brahmin slim,
beautiful Punjabi girl 26/5’-3”, M.Sc.,
B.Ed., CTET qualified. Working in a
reputed School. Reputed family.
Email: jagni1970@gmail.com
(CL23052632)
SM4 Gaur Brahmin girl M.Sc.
(Hon’s) (PU), LLM (NLU), 5’-3”,
22.04.1993, 10:10 am, Ambala
working as Consultant (Legal)
contract basis, Preparing for J.Service.
Father C1 officer (R) now joined as
Chairman Pla. Gotra Vats, Mother-
Kapil, pure veg, good looking.
Requires well settled highly qualified
good looking boy having family
values from pure veg. well reputed
family in Tricity, YNagar, Karnal.
Contact: 07087481188, 07827100007,
after matching kundli. Bureau excuse.
(CL23053660)
Suitable match for Saraswat
Brahmin girl 11.03.1992, 5’-3”, B.Sc.
Nursing. Cont: 78149-40091.
(CL23053601)
Doctor/Engineer/Professionally
qualified match for Dec 94/5’-3”
Punjabi Saraswat Brahmin
Postgraduate Doctor girl. Contact
94141-36836. (CL23052101)
High Post/ Business Alliance only
from Chandigarh/ Tricity for highly
beautiful tall and self employed high
background girl. 5’-8”, 08.08.1988,
03:50 pm, Ambala born. 9816062159.
(CL23052167)
Match for Hindu Brahmin BDS
working 1985 born girl leagelly
divorce only send biodata with photo
on WhatsApp 98882-79869. Only in
Tricity preferred. (CL23052451)
Looking for Tricity or Dehradun
settled Brahmin boy for 01/1995,
5’-5” M.Sc (Maths) B.Ed., CTET
HPTET teaching in Army School.
74660-45666. (CL23052455)
Looking suitable match for Manglik
93 born, 5’-3”, Brahmin girl. B.Tech,
M.Tech, Ph.D, doing Post Doc. 96464-
18122. (CL23052579)
Match for beautiful Punjabi
Saraswat Brahmin girl 5’-3”, Feb.
1983, MA, issueless divorcee,
educated small status family,
own flat in Panchkula. 94643-57611.
(CL23052803)
SM4 Manglik/Non Manglik
Brahmin girl, Aug 90, B.Tech.,
MBA, B.Ed , private job. Hindu
Khatri also welcome. 88375-54230.
(CL23053805)
Chandigarh based Gaur Brahmin
girl, June 1987, 5’-3”, M.A., M.Ed,
CTET, HTET, UGC NET JRF, Ph.D.,
working in Chandigarh as Assistant
Professor. 90564-72621 (WhatsApp).
(CL23053843)
Slim girl,1989, 5’-3”, M.Sc. Maths,
B.Ed, TET. Seeks Vaishno
Punjabi Saraswat Brahmin boy.
Preferably Hoshiarpur/ Jalandhar/
Pathankot/ Abroad. 80549-19249.
(CL23053845)
Canada Winnipeg settled Gour
Brahmin PR girl, born 1993, 5’-6”,
Chandigarh. Required PR / Non PR
vegetarian qualified Brahmin boy
willing to settle in Winnipeg. Send
Biodata photographs WhatsApp:
98154-98145. (CL23053931)
Saraswat Brahmin girl 5’-4”,
January 1996, B.Tech., Sr. Software
Engineer 24 LPA. Preferred
only IT. Contact: 88722-99927.
(CL23051618)
Saraswat Brahmin girl 1990, 5’-2”,
M.Tech (CS), Assistant Professor
University. Preferred malwa,
Australia/ Newzealand 98728-35237.
(CL23052155)
Wanted suitable MD/MS/DM/MCH/
Civil services/IITian boy for Nov.
1994 born, 5’-3”, slim, beautiful,
Hindu/Sharma Doctor girl MS
Gyne belong to educated family
from Himachal Pradesh settled in
Ludhiana. Serving as specialist Doctor
in Civil Hospital. Please send
photo/profile Whatsup 99156-05813.
(CL23051732)
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Sarswat Brahmin girl, 5’, DoB
26.11.95, B.Sc. NM , Beautician, Nail MANGLIK
Artist, Lady Tailor, tutor. Contact: Brahmin Manglik girl 26.10.1995,
94635-44803. (CL23052062) 3:15 am, Amritsar, MBA
Match for Brahmin girl, 5’-3”, July Finance, working MNC Noida, Father
1992, Working Lab Technician Punjab Principal (Govt). 84377-31411.
Govt. (Adhoc), 98555-08060, 85570- (CL23053840)
40200. (CL23052146) Kashyap Rajput Mehra, Manglik
girl 1994, 5’-5”, MBA, B.Tech.,
Saraswat Brahmin girl, April 1995,
5’-4½”, M.Tech. (CSE), study Software Engineer, MNC at
Chandigarh, 21 LPA. Contact: 97801-
Canada, pure vegetarian. Preferred
only Canada PR. 94170-35857 00984. (CL23053613)
(CL23052300) Suitable match for Manglik Nai girl
Wanted Hindu boy for fair Mohil from Batala, Punjab-Software
Brahmin girl 1979/5’-3”, Legal Engineer working in Mohali, 1987,
Practitioner, MBA. Caste no bar. 5’-2”, M.Sc. Contact: 94654-83233.
Contact at: 95010-94511, (CL23053637)
dairysolutions1@rediffmail.com
(CL23052436) SIKH
Brahmin girl, M.A, B.Ed., 1988,
5’. Working Teacher at Chandigarh.
Suitable match for Surera Sikh girl
M.Sc Chem. 5’-4”, TGT serving
WhatsApp: 98151-53830. Govt. School near Amritsar. Caste no
(CL23052478) bar. 76268-82024, 94784-54487.
(CL23052606)
Brahmin girl, 1985, 5’-2”, MBA,
B.Sc., NM, B.Ed. Working MNC,
Suitable Gursikh match for
Ludhiana. WhatsApp 94654-73257.
Ramdasia Sikh girl, 27, 5’-5”, B.Com.
(CL23052480)
Hons from D. U and PG in
Suitable match for beautiful Foreign trade from IIFT Delhi.
Brahmin Engineer girl, 1.3.97 (2:40 Working as Senior Research
p.m. Ludhiana), 5’-3”, B.Tech. (CSE), Analyst in MNC. Package 35 LPA,
Project Manager in Mohali base Vegetarian, non-trimmer, non-drinker
company. Father Doctor. Tricity/ can contact. WhatsApp only No:
Abroad preferred. 97797-45429
(Patiala). (CL23052483)
9876960099. (CL23052744)
Qualified well settled match for
Wanted businessman groom for fair, beautiful Weavers Sikh girl, 1994
beautiful Graduate Himachali born, 5’-4”, B.Tech, Private
Brahmin 28/5’-4” girl from Business job at Chandigarh. Chandigarh Tricity
family. Caste no bar. 83601-62221. match required. Contact 81465-26647.
(CL23052645) (CL23052748)
Suitable match for Gaur Brahmin
girl, 5’, MBA, 03 Sept. 1990, 5.05
SM4 a Saini Sikh girl 154 cm, 1988,
BCA, MBA. Working online from
pm., Ludhiana, 98762-38900,
home, 6.6 LPA. Resident of
8054044266. (CL23052654)
Chandigarh. Tricity preferred.
Radha Soami Bawabrahmin girl,
WhatsApp: 90186-44342.
36, 5’-6”, Post-graduate. Brother
Financial officer. Required settled boy.
(CL23053514)
9888005755. (CL23053127) Sikh girl, beautiful, slim, 24 years
5’-4”, B.Tech. -IT, Australian
Only Saraswat Brahmin purely
permanent resident, working as
vegetarian, unmarried, well settled
Software Engineer in Australia. Seeks
match for Govt bank officer, 86,
Sikh boy. pammy1541@gmail.com
5’-3”, Jalandhar. 9417163960.
(CL23053879)
(CL23053229)
Suitable match for Majhabi Sikh
Educated Brahmin suitable match
girl 1993, 5’-3”, B.Sc. Nursing.
for issueless divorcee girl 1986 job at
NRI boy preferred. Caste no
Panchkula. Contact No.: 98167-
bar. Contact 95014-88500.
90128. (CL23053386) (CL23054013)
Suitable Canadian match for Qualified settled match for
Brahmin girl 28y/5’-3”, M.Sc., PR in
Assistant Professor, Ph.D, 5’-5”,
Canada, doing job. 88472-85249.
1990 Ramdasia Sikh girl. No
(CL23053600) bars. Contact: 94636-16596.
Professional Doctor, CA, Engineer (CL23052962)
match for very beautiful fair Sept. 89
Majbi Sikh beautiful girl 5’-5”,
born, 5’, MDS Doctor. Father, brother
CA, Aroras, Khatris also welcome.
1994, Audit Inspector Co-operative
required 5’-9” boy Class-I Officer.
Contact: 76830-17766, 88265-94494.
Preferred Mohali, Chandigarh, Doaba,
(CL23053609)
residence Jalandhar City. 78890-
Suitable match for beautiful slim
Punjabi Saraswat Manglik girl, July
39805. (CL23053605)
1995/ 5’-2”, MCA, B.Ed., HTET
qualified. Contact: 94665-09950, SIKH KHATRI
94667-15364. (CL23053612) Match for Oct. 1992 born, 5’-3”,
Brahmin girl 34 age, 5’-3”, MCA, slim, beautiful Sikh Khatri girl
B.Tech. Working as PO in Govt. Bank.
MBA, IELTS trainer, convent
educated, Pvt. school teacher. Upper Preparing for Civil Services.
caste no bar. Preference Jalandhar. Preference Govt. job. 97791-26474.
(CL23052135)
Phone: 99156-79921. (CL23053624)
Sharma girl, 15.8.1992, 5’-5”, 3.30 Sethi Khatri Sikh girl 28/5’-8”,
am, Amritsar, MCA, Developer (IT) M.Sc. Math, good job, package 9 lac.
Chandigarh. 6 band. 99886-84041. Required qualified, non drinker,
Gursikh boy. Amritsar. 98143-07047.
(CL23052143)
(CL23052929)
Match for Bhardwaj Brahmin girl,
13.07.1993, 07:30 am, Hoshiarpur, Divorce, Sikh Khatri girl, fair, 30
5’-2”, BA Hon’s, LLB, LLM. Working years, height 5’-3”, B.Com,
working in MNC, 10 LPA,
as Legal analyst-II (Trade Marks)
Delhi. Contact: 98141-75119, 83609- diabetic, IELTS clear 7 Band, UK
97846. (CL23053626) applied. Interested may call
or WhatsApp: 95307-16146.
Non-Manglik Saraswat Brahmin
(CL23053463)
girl MBA, 1995, 5’-3”, Bank
Match for Khatri Sikh girl, March
employee. Parents Gazetted, wanted
employee/NRI from Chandigarh,
Mohali, 1993-95 born. 94171-70638.
1990/5’-2”, B.Sc Biotech PAU M.Sc
Biotech Punjabi University Canada
(CL23053681) permanent resident. 98760-44188.
Suitable match for beautiful (CL23053723)
Saraswat Brahmin girl 21.08.1998, PQM for 90 born, 5’-2”, Sikh Khatri
5’-6”, B.Sc (Non-Medical) Overall 6 girl, Gazetted Officer (Pb. Govt.).
Band. NRI also may contact: 78178- Qualification B.Tech (Elect.)
40003. (CL23053691) ME. WhatsApp: 96461-11577.
Suitable match for Saraswat (CL23053885)
Brahmin girl 5’-4”, 14.7.95, 7:47 pm,
Sikh Khatri Ambala based girl 1999
Australia PR, looking handsome boy born, 5’-5”, MBA, wanted non-
who lives in Australia and which has trimmer, non-drinker, well-settled
good agriculture land or property in Sikh boy. Send biodata
India, Malwa. Preferred bureau excuse WhatsApp only. 74044-94833.
only. Contact Brahmin family. 76962-
(CL23052003)
92445. (CL23053695)
Wanted Gursikh boy 28, 5’, M.Sc
Jangra Brahmin beautiful girl, April
Physics, B.Ed, PSTET qualified
89, 5’-2”, Govt. Bank Manager,
serviceman prefer Parent Govt.
preferred Govt. Officer job only
employee. Contact: 78886-81042.
Punjab, upper caste no bar. 94789-
(CL23053952)
10689, upper caste no bar. 94789-
10689, 97795-65056. (CL23053697)
Sarswat Brahmin Manglik girl
SIKH KHATRI/ARORA
18.11.1991, Patiala, 10:46 pm, 5’-3”, Sikh beautiful girl age 23 from
MA English, B.Ed. 98764-50598. Karnal pursuing B.Sc. Problem
(CL23053773)
in one eye. Contact: 99918-91229.
Match for very beautiful (CL23053152)
Brahmin girl 98 born, 5’-6”, Suitable match for well settled
Gursikh girl in USA, Software
BA, LLB, pure vegetarian
family, high status business Engineer, 31 yrs, 5’-3”, earning good
salary. Contact: 81463-22444.
family from Amritsar. Contact: (CL23053466)
79732-84913. (CL23053777)
Suitable match for Sikh Khatri girl
Suitable match for Hindu (Sharma) 25/5’-5”, BA, Bakery Diploma,
girl, 04-11-1989, 11 pm, Jalandhar, 5’- Canada Visitor Visa, Patiala based
5”, MA (English), M.Sc. (Journalism), family. Contact: 93555-76711.
M.Phil. Seeking Govt employee/ well (CL23053662)
settled boy. Only General Caste.
Well settled qualified match from
Khatris are also welcome. Marriage
Tricity for issueless divorcee
bureau excuse. Contact: 9878417179.
1985, 5’-5”, Ph.D, permanent
(CL23053837)
Suitable match for highly qualified
college Professor. 98140-31523.
(CL23053974)
beautiful cultured Brahmin girl, 5’-4”,
22.05.1986, 7:58 a.m. Chandigarh. Suitable match for smart Sikh
Contact: 88474-80282. (CL23053852) Arora educated girl 1992/ 5’-2”,
working in Pvt. Bank. (Caste no bar).
Match for July 1998 born/ 5’-1”, CA
WhatsApp: 98155-17179, 98141-
Brahmin girl, Wheatish complexion, 31657. (CL23053577)
father retired Army Officer. Preferred
Amritsar. Caste no bar. 99886-08752. Suitable match for beautiful
(CL23053869) Khatri Sikh girl, 5’, 1989 born,
MBBS, PCMS-I, pursuing MD in
US, Canadian, Australian citizen, PR
Government Medical College.
pure vegetarian, teetotaller, well settled
Both Parents Gazetted Officers
match wanted for beautiful Brahmin (Retired). Caste no bar. Contact/
girl 1996, 5’-6”, Software Engineer in Whatsapp 96461-21807.
Bank Toronto Canada. WhatsApp
(CL23053680)
95921-09464. (CL23053923)
Match for slim fair beautiful 1985,
Gaur Brahmin girl, June1997 born,
5’-2”, MCA (IT), Gursikh, NT,
5’-1”, M.Sc (Physics), B.Ed,
ND match. Well settled family at
PGDCA, CTET clear. 98967-49094. Mohali. Whatsapp: 81460-15629.
(CL23053990) (CL23053694)
Qualified groom wanted for fair,
Match for Arora Sikh beautiful girl
vegetarian, M.Com. (31.03.1992)
8.9.1995, 5’-4”, B.Tech. CS, working
girl, working as Manager in
in MNC Chandigarh, 32 lakh, seeks
Nationalised Bank. Father retd. Lt.
settled match from Gursikh
Col. Mohali resident. Contact send
Arora/Khatri family preferably
detail to/WhatsApp: 88947-22508, Delhi, Chandigarh. NRI please
b h a s k a r. p r i m u s 1 @ g m a i l . c o m excuse. Contact: 98152-44709, 98766-
(CL23054017) 50423. (CL23053716)
Sharma girl 27.12.96, 06:20 am,
DISCLAIMER
5’-3”, Amritsar, B.Tech. Computer
Science, job MNC Mohali, Mother
Govt. job. Brother Diploma. 98884-
27042. (CL23054023) “The Tribune Trust does
Brahmin girl, Chandigarh, 5’-7”, not take responsibility
12.11.1982, Ph.D, Govt. job for the contents
Lecturer, required well settled boy. of the advertisements
Preference Govt. job. 79860-06203.
(CL23054026) (Display/ Classified)
carried in this
WIDOW newspaper. The paper
Suitable match from status family does not endorse the
for Graduate Hindu Khatri widow lady, same. Readers are
DOB 01.03.1985, TOB 07:30 am, POB
requested to verify the
Amritsar, 5’-2”, 2 children, own well
established boutique at Amritsar. contents on their
Person having six digit monthly own before acting
income preferred. Contact: 98888- there upon.”
09968, 94170-77707. (CL23053747)
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SIKH ARORA
PQM for Bhatia Gursikh girl, 32/
5’-6”, B.Tech. (India), MS. Supply
Chain Management (England),
working in USA. Contact: 78887-
20637, 99880-08355 (WhatsApp),
Email: ravinderkamal@gmail.com
(CL23051507)
JAT SIKH
Jatt Sikh Australian PR, 29, 5’-4”
tall, MS UniMelb, Electrical Engineer,
AUD 6-figure earner, +91- 79861-
77752. (CL23037852)
US citizen tall turbaned Jat Sikh
Doctor/Dentist/Professional/Business
man match for 13 Feb. 1992/5’-5” girl,
BDS (India), MPH (USA), awaiting
admission to DDS in USA. Father
retired Colonel Indian Army.
Mother MA, B.Ed. homemaker.
Send biodata, photos: 94659-
73979. soldierpreneur@yahoo.co.in
(CL23040667)
Seeking match for USA born, Jat
Sikh, 30, tall, beautiful, Physician in
New York. We are an affluent business
family in America. Looking for a well
settled groom, Jat Sikh business
family or professionals. E-mail
biodata and photo to
rishtasikh@gmail.com
(CL23049271)
Seeking well qualified groom for fair
slim Aug1984 born/5’-3”, Vancouver
Canada based Jat Sikh girl working as
Finance Manager in a reputed
company. Interested may please
respond with recent picture, bio data
and contact number on WhatsApp
+17783456723/ +9195961-41520.
(CL23051999)
Match for Nov. 1995 born girl, 5’-3”,
convent educated, BA (Hons), MA
(Hons), Ph.D (PU, Chd). Belongs
from business and landlord family,
well settled in Mohali. Looking for a
well settled Jat Sikh boy. Please send
biodata with photos on 98761-94919
(WhatsApp only). (CL23052387)
Groom needed for 5’-8’’ tall, Jatt
Sikh girl, from Distt. Karnal, joint
family, working from home in IT
industry, earning in 7 figures, Canada
PR applied. Bureaus excuse. 98960-
32391. (CL23053732)
Match for Nov. 92 born, Jat Sikh
girl, 5’-6”, MJMC, pursuing Ph.D &
Asstt. Prof. Pvt. Uni. Mohali.
Tricity, USA prefer. 9878520162.
(CL23052048)
Jatt Sikh Dhaliwal girl, 1992/ 5’-3”,
M.A, B.Ed. (English), CTET, PTET
qualified, preparing for master cadre,
landlord family, seeks Government
employee or boy with rural and urban
property. Contact: 98152-68190,
98881-90687. (CL23052424)
SM from descent family for Jat Sikh
LL.M July 82, beautiful slim, 5’-6”,
homely girl, simple marriage. 98158-
49000. (CL23052493)
Canadian Jat Sikh girl 1988/ 5’-3”,
Physiotherapist Doctor, seeks well
settled boy. Prefer Calgary Alberta.
98724-98252. (CL23053846)
Suitable match for Jat Sikh girl 5’-
7”/89 born, Ph.D. Psychology. Asstt.
Professor in leading University.
Call/WhatsApp: 9417298799.
(CL23052823)
B.Sc. Nursing very beautiful 5’-
4”/25 years, Jat Sikh girl having
practical experience in Gynae and
Emergency Deptt. Seeking for BAMS/
MBBS handsome boy. Contact:
98156-66144. (CL23052931)
Seeking compatible Jat Gursikh
match for my sister, Master’s in
Physiotherapy currently working as
Assistant, Professor, 1996 born,
5’-4”. Contact: 70500-00033.
(CL23052949)
B’ful Dr girl MS ENT 9/ 1994,
5’-7”, seeks well stld boy in India.
95010-20425. (CL23053441)
SM for British citizen, innocently
divorced short marriage. Beautiful,
1989 born/5’-4”. Highly educated,
working as Manager for reputed
firm in London. Looking for educated
with good family background,
well established professional
boy. Send your bio- data at
Rishtatribune@yahoo.com, Call
9501940425. (CL23053645)
Status/Indian Jat Sikh match.
America Citizenship beautiful girl
24/5’-5”, very big businessman
family, Punjab. 94171-47003.
(CL23053866)
B.Sc, B.Ed, PG Diploma Dietician,
1985, 5’-4”, working in MNC, Health
Insurance Company. Tricity preferred.
94172-14876. (CL23053924)
Jat Sikh Dhillon girl 1992/ 5’-6”,
BCA, MBA in Finance. Preferred NRI
boy or Govt. job, or well settled
Businessman. Malwa preferred.
Contact: 92561-44339.
(CL23053947)
Suitable match for Mohali based
BDS Jatt Sikh girl, 1992/5’-5”,
serving in MNC Chandigarh. Contact:
82643-06583. (CL23054038)
Well settled match for 1993 born,
beautiful Chandigarh based girl,
working as Assistant Professor, UGC,
NET qualified, pursuing Ph.D
Tricity preferred. Call/WhatsApp:
98978-91204. (CL23049458)
Seeking suitable match for Jat Sikh
girl 1992 born, height 5’-4”, working
as Registered Nurse, Australian
permanent resident. Match preferably
from Australia and EU. Marriage
bureau excuse. WhatsApp only:
+4526152277. (CL23049888)
Qualified working match required
for Jat Sikh, 5 Feet, 28, B.Com.
(Hons), MBA, smart working
girl at Gurugram. Delhi based
service class family, seeks
cut surd, non-veg boy based
in big cities from well educated
family. Contact at 70113-42899.
(CL23049909)
Teetotaller, PQM for BDS Jat Sikh
girl, Dec. 1992, 5’-3”, working in
MNC. Tricity preferred. 98766-72065.
(CL23051885)
Medico match for beautiful, slim Jat
Sikh girl, Oct. 1994, 5’-6”, doing
Residency Internal Medicine (Final
Year) in U.S.A. 94173-00392.
(CL23051955)
Suitable match for Canadian
Citizen Jat Sikh girl, 5’-5”/
Dec.87, M.Sc., M.Phil. Psychology.
Preference well qualified,
only Jat Sikh Canadian/ USA
PR/Citizen boy. Whatsapp 76269-
38219. (CL23052033)
Suitable match for IRS Officer,
5’-5”, born 1989, extremely fair,
beautiful, from Defence
background. Preferred
Services/ Doctor. Contact:
98760-68968. (CL23052086)
Beautiful Jatt Sikh girl 1992/5’-5”,
B.Tech & MBA, currently in Canada,
seeking US/ Canadian PR boy from
well settled family. +9181461-46915.
(CL23052289)
Jat Sikh PR Canada, Oct. 92/ 5’-3”,
employed Microsoft company
Vancouver, $ 1.35000. Seeks only
Canada/ America well settled
employee. Contact 86999-06683
(Patiala). (CL23052298)
Jat Sikh Sidhu Girl 1992/ 5’-5”,
M.A, M.Ed, P-Tet. Required
Govt/ Pvt. Job + 20 Acre Land,
Malwa. 94649-81767. (Bathinda).
(CL23053111)
Suitable match for Jatt
Sikh girl, 5’-2”, 26, BITS Pilani
Graduate, working in Bangalore.
Earns 45 LPA+. 97804-98791.
(CL23053598)
26, 5’-5”, MBA, Financial job,
Canada PR, Jatt girl wants suitable
match. 86028-02132, 88198-53891.
(CL23053604)
Manglik Khatri Nurisng Officer
1988, 5’-5”, Rajindera Hospital
Patiala. Seeks Govt. employee.
Upper caste no bar. (Marriage
bureau excuse). 94633-30866.
(CL23053606)
Seeking suitable match for Canadian
PR Jatt Sikh girl, born 1989, 5’-6”,
Canadian PR/ work permit or
professional qualified preferred.
Contact: 61480315931.
(CL23053611)
Suitable match for Jat Sikh
beautiful girl, 5’-6”/ November 1994,
B.Tech. (Thapar), working in MNC,
Bangalore. Good package, Chandigarh
based parents Government
officials. Contact: 98551-36302.
(CL23053619)
Suitable match for Jatsikh
girl 1993/ 5’-4”, B.Sc. Nursing,
Registered Nurse Australia. 98786-
44738, WhatsApp: 061470645558.
(CL23053656)
Only Jat Sikh educated with job in
Canada match for Jat Sikh girl 1994/
5’-3”, Canada PR management job at
MNC Toronto, MBA IIM Kozhikode
Kerala, B.Tech PEC Chandigarh.
98550-00041 WhatsApp.
(CL23053659)
Seeking well settled match for Jatt
Sikh Dhaliwal, born August 1996,
Nursing Officer at PGI, Chd. Require
non-alcoholic and qualified
professional. Preference to Malwa,
Chandigarh, Tricity region. Contact:
98765-57080, 94174-83663, Barnala.
Marriage bureau excuse.
(CL23053677)
Suitable match for Jat Sikh girl
1985/ 5’-6”, M.Sc. (Botany),
B.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D, Govt. job
(Science Mistress), Malwa preferred
(Sangrur). Mobile: 98728-85084.
(CL23053686)
Jatt Sikh girl, 03.03.1993, 5’-3”,
SBI Bank Officer. Class I job, Jatt
Sikh boy with agriculture
land preferred. 81460-20780.
(CL23053736)
Looking for suitable well qualified
match for very beautiful, smart Jat
Sikh girl, 1989, 5’-6”, serving Army
Major Planning for resettlement in
Civil. Mobile WhatsApp: 94164-
63685. (CL23053787)
Jatt Sikh UK PR girl 1997, 5’-6”,
B.Sc Nursing. required Jatt Sikh boy.
78143-40448. (CL23053918)
Match for Jat Sikh Manglik girl,
1992/ 5’-5”, B.Tech. IT, job
Bangalore. Australia PR boy
preferred. Marriage bureau excuse.
95010-89959. (CL23053814)
SM for Jat Sikh B’ful girl, 5’-4”,
M.Tech. from Canadian Uni.
Consultant in a reputed firm in the
Canada. Seeks educated well placed
groom pre’bly in the Canada/ USA.
Veterinary can also contact. 79736-
53499. (CL23053815)
Suitable match for Jatt Sikh
Dhaliwal beautiful girl 1990,
5’-3”, landlord family Govt. job
Chandigarh, wanted landlord boy.
Tricity preferred. 94632-80727.
(CL23053826)
Jat Sikh Grewal girl 27/5’-6”,
M.Com. with Distinction, brother
Canada PR Brampton, preferred
Ludhiana. 98552-98104.
(CL23053828)
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Jatt Sikh US citizen girl 1996/5’-3”,
Masters in Accounting, working in
MNS Company, seeking match from
USA/India. Contact: 79735-52853.
(CL23053855)
Jat Sikh, beautiful, fair, slim girl
5’-6”, 29 years, MBBS (India), USA
citizen, all USMLE Steps cleared.
Apply in Sep. 2023 for Residency
programme. Family well settled in
USA and Punjab. Jat Sikh Doctor
boy, doing Residency/Fellowship
in USA preferred. Email:
invoice132@gmail.com Mobile:
83603-71441. (CL23053835)
Army officer in Canada looking
match for Jat Sikh daughter, 90 born,
5’-4”, working in HR (MBA) in US
based firm. Looking for educated, well
settled boy. India/Canada/USA
preferred. Contact: 9958630377
(whatsapp only), 9988372398, (+1-
438-357-6965), +1-437-249-6123.
(CL23053860)
Jatt Sikh Australian citizen girl
1999, 5’-7”, B.Sc Nursing, Staff
Nurse, required Jatt Sikh boy. 98762-
46527. (CL23053910)
Jatt Sikh Australian Citizen
divorcee girl 1988, 5’-6”, Graduate.
Required Indian/NRI boy. 85449-
57192. (CL23053912)
Jatt Sikh Govt. Teacher girl 1994,
5’-6”, B.Ed, M.Sc (Mathematics).
Required good family contact: 90563-
63382. (CL23053913)
Jatt Sikh Australian PR girl 1997,
5’-7”, B.Sc Nursing/ RN. Required
Indian/NRI family. 83601-14860.
(CL23053914)
Jatt Sikh USA citizen girl, 1996/
5’-7”, MS in Nursing. Required
Indian/ NRI family. 98555-11185.
(CL23053919)
Jatt Sikh Australian PR divorcee
girl, 1996/ 5’-5”, B.Sc. Nursing
(Australia). Looking for good family.
Caste no bar. 62394-83097.
(CL23053920)
Jat Sikh girl 2.10.92, 5’-3”, BDS
Dentist (5 year experience).
Preference Malwa. No dowry.
62390-17548. (CL23053951)
Landlord Jat Sikh family seeks
suitable match for their beautiful,
Punjab, Govt teacher girl, 1990 born,
5’-4”. Preferred teetotaller, well
placed, landlord, Govt employee from
Doaba. Contact: 9855119825,
9915571488. (CL23053984)
RAMGARHIA/DHIMAN
Match for Ramgarhia Sikh girl 32,
5’-3” in Canada, working as Ph.D.
Scientist. Contact 97792-54495.
(CL23052137)
Canadian citizen, Ramgarhia
vegetarian Sikh girl September 1993,
5’-3”, Senior Financial Advisor in
Bank Toronto. Preference Canadian.
7087989753, 9464761093.
(CL23052172)
Ramgarhia Sikh girl 5’-3”, 1996,
B.Arch. and M.Plan, required
well settled match. 80542-22165.
(CL23052391)
Alliance for Ramgharia girl 1990,
5’-6”, Inspector Food Supply,
preparing for PCS. Malwa Area
preferred. Upper caste no bar.
97813-02987. (CL23053201)
Ramgarhia girl 1992, 5’-3”, CA,
Seeks educated match from well
settled family. 86228-61786, 94631-
40706 (Ludhiana) (CL23053400)
Ramgarhia Sikh girl, MCA, 5’-6”,
Sep. 1992, Software Engineer, Canada
PR. Preference IT. 94251-04880.
(CL23052293)
Professionally qualified and well
settled citizen/PR match for Canadian
PR Ramgarhia Sikh girl, November,
1993/5’-3”, Masters in Computer
Applications, Product Manager in a
Software company Toronto. Father
retired Engineer, Mother retired
lecturer, Elder sister married and
living in GTA (Canada). Marriage
bureau excuse. Whatsapp:
9779751727. (CL23052414)
Invite analogous match for beautiful
Himachali Dhiman Brahmin girl,
5’-6”, 03.09.1989, MBA, Nationalised
Bank Officer Mumbai. Strictly
Himachali family. 80912-23156.
(CL23052427)
Seeking match for Ramgarhia Sikh
girl, 1989 born, 5’-6”, MCA, working in
Chandigarh administration. Tricity
preferred. 90410-81872. (CL23052515)
Match for Ramgarhia Sikh girl, July
87, 5’-6”, MBA (HR), working as Sr.
Manager in reputed comp. Jalandhar.
Upper caste no bar. 8968928284.
(CL23053110)
Match for Ramgarhia Canada PR
girl, 5’-4”, Dec 1990 born, BDS, PG
diploma from Canada. Doing govt. job
in Vancouver. Contact: 97801-43499.
(CL23053137)
Suitable match for Sikh Ramgarhia
girl, Feb. 1993, 5’-1”, B.Sc IT. (Right
hand minor weak). Caste no bar.
Contact: 9855261797. (CL23053189)
25, 5’-6”, B.Tech., Android
Developer, Australia PR, Ramgarhia
girl, want suitable match. 81095-
20353, 78985-26067. (CL23053603)
Suitable match for tall,
beautiful Ramgarhia Sikh girl,
July 98, 5’-7”, Fatehgarh Sahib
based educated Gursikh family,
B.A. LL.B from AIL Mohali,
LL.M from GNDU, Assistant
Professor in reputed University,
Punjab based Sikh family
preferred. 94643-71838.
(CL23053610)
Match for employed Hindu Dhiman
girl, 5’-5”, 22.11.84, M.A., MCA. In/
around Chandigarh. M- 98727-71340.
(CL23053633)
Suitable match for Dhiman girl 95,
5’-2”, MBA, working in Gurugram,
package 6 lac. 99963-24031.
(CL23053719)
Required clean shave well settled
Dhiman boy for MA English, B.Ed,
5’-4”, March 1988, Upper caste no
bar. Ambala 94165-41357.
(CL23053766)
SIKH LOBANA
Professionally qualified match for
beautiful Sikh Lobana girl, 5’-5”,
1995 born, M.Tech.(Computer
Science). Working as Asstt. Professor.
NRI excuse. 97111-61061
(CL23052127)
Labana widow girl, 26.12.1992, 5’-
2”, 3.02 pm, Ambala, fair complexion,
B.Tech (Computer Science), having
3½ years girl. No sibling own house/
commercial properties. 99960-76534.
(CL23052535)
MAHAJAN
Affluent family from Gurgaon,
extremely beautiful, fair, slim
educated girl, 5’-3”, 29, 30 LPA in
Gurgaon. Only affluent family may
contact: 99711-10950.
(CL23053992)
07
AGGARWAL KHATRI/ARORA KHATRI COURT NOTICES COURT NOTICES
(U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC) (U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC)
Suitable match for 90 born, 5’ SM4 beautiful Anshik Industrlist/ business family for
In the Court of
MD Anaesthisia) non Manglik Manglik, Punjabi Arora girl, 5’-3”, beautiful Khatri sisters 1994 and 1996 In the Court of
beautiful girl working in a corporate 20.8.1994, time 1:45 pm, Nagpur B.Tech., MBA. Preferred Chandigarh Sh. Mandeep Singh Kainth Ms. Kiran Bala
Hospital in NCR . Status family. Maharashtra presently working Ambala. 92177-75414. (CL23052806) Civil Judge (Junior Division), Additional Principal Judge
WhatsApp/ Call: 94172-21101. in reputed Corporate at Mumbai, MD Doctor girl persuing Garhshankar. Family Court, Garhshankar.
(CL23052239) can move to major cities. Harjit Kaur age 34 years w/o
Well settled Chandigarh family.
Superspeciality, 10.08.1989, Ranjit Singh son of Pritam Singh
Chandigarh. Caste no bar. son Puran Singh r/o Village Gurwinder Singh Dhami s/o Balbir
SM4 Issueless short term divorcee, Bureau/businessman/NRIs excuse. 98055-37606. (CL23053406) Singh r/o Village Khanaura, Tehsil &
Mehmadowal, Tehsil
very beautiful Garg girl 5’-6”,
Nov. 1989, B.Tech MBA, working
Contact or WhatsApp: 84276-47874.
(CL23052753) Match for slim Non-Manglik Khatri Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur at
District Hoshiarpur at present at the
KPMG Bangalore. Educated House of her father Kulvir Singh s/o
girl, 19.3.1997, 10:22 am, Chandigarh, present House No. 1 Akal Avenue
high status family of Patiala. Suitable match for Chandigarh 5’-4”, B.Tech, Computer Science, Mehar Singh r/o Village Possi, Tehsil
back side of petrol pump, Basti
Upper caste no bar. 90417-89271. based extremely beautiful MBA, working IT Park Chandigarh. Garhshankar, District Hoshiarpur.
Arora Khatri girl 10 August 1991, Bawa Khewal, Kapurthala Road ...Petitioner
(CL23051928) Preferred Tricity. 98729-78947.
5’-6” (Master Degree). Required Jalandhar and others. Versus
Singla beautiful fair girl 95/ 5’-3”, (CL23053706)
well settled groom only from ...Plaintiffs Gurwinder Singh Dhami s/o Balbir
NET clear Comm. (Ph.D pursuing) Tricity & NRI. 99157-21103. Beautiful Khatri girl 1997, 5’-4”, Versus Singh r/o Village Khanaura, Tehsil &
looking for well educated smart tall (CL23052919) B.Tech. (C.S), working in MNC. Ranjit Singh s/o Jhalman Singh r/o
District Hoshiarpur at present r/o
boy, officer class/ sound business Father retd. 97700-14273, 78989-
family from Patiala District/ Match for Manglik Khatri girl, 45723. (CL23053839) Village Mehmadowal, Tehsil Canada.
...Respondent
Chandigarh nearby area. Contact- 5ft, 1993 born, working as Freelancer Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur at
Artist. Business family, Tricity Suitable match for beautiful fair present resident of Jaijon Road CNR No.:
98720-31581. (CL23052587) girl, 5’-3”/1994, MBA, working IT.
preferred. 93161-20977, 86993- Mahilpur, Tehsil Garhshankar, PBHOF3-000020-2023
Industrlist extremely beautiful Tricity preferred. Contact:
94718. (CL23053023) Distt. Hoshiarpur near Lucky Next Date: 18.09.2023
Aggarwal girl 1996, well educated. 98159-98494. (CL23051937)
PQM for divorcee issueless girl, Electronic Store and others. Petition Under Section 13 of Hindu
Required hifi business family Tricity. Match for Verma Khatri Manglik Marriage Act for dissolution of
Budget high figure. 84271-23150. 5’-5”, B.Tech, MBA, Manager in IT ...Defendants
girl 23.02.1998, 4’-11”, M.A. marriage between the parties by the
(CL23052778) firm in Mohali. 19.06.91, 10:04 pm, CNR No.:
Chandigarh. Tricity preferred. English. Marriage bureau excuse. decree of divorce.
97814-24001. (CL23052337) PBHOB0-000622-2021
Match for Garg girl, 5’-0”, 98724-02602. (CL23053388) Publication issued to:
12.11.1998, B.Tech. CSE, working in Next Date: 30.09.2023 Gurwinder Singh Dhami s/o Balbir
Suitable Delhi based Govt. Professionally qualified match for Order Dated: 05.07.2023
TCS. Contact: 97797-59234, 99148- Khatri beautiful girl, 5’-5”, 29 years, Singh r/o Village Khanaura, Tehsil &
13482. (CL23053237) employed match for Madaan girl Application for Final Partition. District Hoshiarpur at present r/o
16.2.1999, 5’-0”, 7:30 am, Panipat, MBA, working as Software Developer
in MNC, Chandigarh. Family Publication issued to: Canada.
Good business/employee match Govt. employed. 8146490400,
well settled at Panchkula. Contact: 4 A) (i) Sarwan Singh (JD No. In above titled case, the
for Aggarwal girl Nov. 95 born, 9911146285. (CL23053667) 4) Brother of Kuldeep Singh son
80545-21348. (CL23052441) defendant(s)/respondent(s) could not
5’-5”, fair, slim, M.Tech. (CSE), Match for working Anshik of Karnail Singh resident of Jaijon
Professionally qualified match be served. It is ordered that
University Lecturer. Preferable Manglik girl 24 January 1998, 5’-3”, Road, Mahilpur, opposite Khalsa defendant(s)/ respondent(s) should
Tricity/ Abroad. Well invited for a banking profile girl.
6:00 p.m., Panchkula. Preferred College Tehsil Garhshankar, Distt. appear in person or through counsel
settled family. 9356214830. MBA, 5’-5”, 1978, Ambala. Contact
Businessman Tricity. 99882-25438. Hoshiarpur. on 18.09.2023 at 10.00 a.m.
88977-16390. (CL23052465)
(CL23053647) (CL23053673) 4 A) (iv) Harjinder Kaur (JD No. For details logon to
Suitable vegetarian match for
Educated, slim, cultured Bansal Hindu Khatri girl 13.8.1990, 10:30 4e) brother of Kuldeep Singh son https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?trs=
Khatri beautiful girl, 30.7.1990, 6.46
divorcee girl, 5’-7”, December a.m., Chandigarh, B.Tech., 5’-2”, of Karnail Singh now wife district_notice&district=hoshiarpur
am, Jalandhar, 5’-2”, C.S., MBA.
1985, short marriage, Chandigarh, working Mohali Contact only Khatri/ Dated, this day of 05.08.2023.
Contact: 9814915251. (CL23053204) Narinder Singh r/o Village Barian
Tricity only. 90410-01765. Arora. WhatsApp: 98762-26098. Khurd, Tehsil Garhshankar, Distt. Sd/- Additional Principal Judge
Match for unmarried 39 years old Family Court,
(CL23053714) (CL23053675)
Hindu Khatri Post Graduate (Bank Hoshiarpur. CL23048447 Garhshankar.
Match for beautiful Goel girl 25/ Sep 29, 1981/Chd./18:15, Punjabi Manager) girl. Salary monthly One 5 c) Satnam Singh son of
5’-4”, MBA, working MNC Arora, 5’-9”, Convent educated Lakh. 80545-36537. (CL23053574) Parkash Singh resident of village (U/O 5 Rule 20 CPC)
Chandigarh. Father established MCA MNC, Bangalore. Father Suitable match for Panchkula based Mehamdowal, Tehsil In the Court of
businessman, religious educated Retired University. Professor. Miglani girl, 1986/ 5’-3”, B.Architect,
family Panchkula. 9417003522.
Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur. Ms. Tripat Jot Kaur
Caste no bar. +91-98760- working as Deputy General Manager
(CL23053783) 77383. alliancem11@gmail.com
5 d) Sandaljit Kaur d/o Parkash Additional Principal Judge
in Real Estate Firm Gurgaon, 40 Lacs Singh resident of village
Suitable match for 1998 born Goyal (CL23053733) per annum. Father retired from CM Family Court-I,
Office. Mother retired from Centre Mehamdowal, Tehsil Camp Court at Nakodar.
girl, 5’-2½”, BA, lightly healthy. Pure vegetarian match for Arora
Prefer Tricity. 94654-46361. Govt. Married brother settled in USA. Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur. Kamaljeet Kaur
Manglik girl, 24.10.1993, 6:35 pm,
(CL23053822) 98159-03636. (CL23053576) 5 e) Sagu d/o Parkash Singh
Ludhiana, 5’-1”, Ph.D (Finance).
resident of village Mehamdowal,
Vs.
Doing job IIM Amritsar. 97795-90411. Match for beautiful Hindu Khatri
Vegetarian beautiful fair, slim Garg
Tehsil Garhshankar, Distt. Balwinder Kumar
girl Anshik- Manglik, educated family, (CL23052129) girl working in Pune, 5’-1”, 06 June
Hoshiarpur. Petition under Section 13 of
22.02.1993, 02:26 pm, Sonipat, 5’-1”, Suitable match for Punjabi 1990, 7:15 am, Patiala based in posh
colony, M.Tech. Software Engineer, 5 f) Rajvir Kaur d/o Parkash Hindu Marriage Act for
PG-TISS B.Tech- Utrakhand, Haryana Khatri Chandigarh born girl,
Govt. posted Chandigarh. WhatsApp: handsome package. Contact after Singh resident of village dissolution of Marriage by a
27.10.1995, 12:55 a.m., 5’-2”, matching kundli. WhatsApp 80540- Mehamdowal, Tehsil decree of divorce.
87002-88549. (CL23053836)
B.Tech., working as Deputy 40343. (CL23053582) Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur. CNR No.
Extremely beautiful Garg
5’-7”, Dec. 95, Nabha, BDS,
Director-IT Group-A Gazetted Khatri Manglik girl, 24, 5’-6”, In above titled case, the PBJL01-004120-2023
post in Central Govt. posted MBA, Canada work permit, Ludhiana defendant(s)/ respondent(s) Next Date: 18.09.2023
MBA girl. Preferred well
New Delhi. 98762-11433. based family required Canada boy. could not be served. It is ordered
settled boy. 99145-35701. (CL23052926)
Publication issued to:
99143-00311. (CL23053608) that defendant(s)/ respondent(s)
(CL23053929) Balwinder Kumar, Father
Well settled professional match for Khatri Manglik girl 3.05.1990, should appear in person or
Australian citizen girl, Garg 1999/
Gurnam Singh, R/o Village
smart fair slim Punjabi Khatri 2:15 pm, Ambala, 5’-2”, B.Tech. through counsel on 30.09.2023
5’-5”, (Birth place- Moga), Finance & Non-Manglik girl 26/5’-3”, 12 Lac. WhatsApp: 89013-39099. Jainpur, Tehsil Sultanpur
at 10.00 a.m.
Management degree, working full- B.Tech., MBA, MNC Bangalore (CL23053620) Lodhi, District Kapurthala.
For details logon to
time at Bank, looking for Australian package 27 Lacs. Father ClassI SM for Khatri Hindu girl, https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?trs= In above titled case, the
citizen boy at Melbourne or nearby.
Officer, well educated status 17.09.1996, 11:58 am, Chandigarh, district_notice&district= defendant(s)/respondent(s)
+61433948423, Local 98140-02493. family. Contact: 98728-04900. BBA, LLB, self employed both Govt. could not be served. It is
(CL23053941) (CL23053046) hoshiarpur
and well settled in Mohali boy from
Dated, this day of 21.08.2023. ordered that defendant(s)/
Homely Garg un-married Professionally qualified IT match Tricity preferred. WhatsApp: 90417- respondent(s) should appear in
vegetarian 39/5’-3”, girl only 93299, 98551-13145. (CL23053623) Sd/- Civil Judge
for beautiful Hindu Arora girl, person or through counsel on
Aggarwal un-married. WhatsApp: B.Tech-IT, Pune, remote job, (Junior Division),
Seeking preferable Canada settled CL23039129 Garhshankar. 18.09.2023 at 10:00 a.m.
94642-90934, 62800-31938. package- 38 LPA, 16.11.1994, match for legally divorced issueless
(CL23053944) 7:20 am, born Phagwara, residence For details logon to
Hindu Punjabi Khatri slim fair (U/O 5 Rule 20 CPC)
Garg slim 4.1.91, 7:30 am, Jalandhar, 5’-2”. Send details and 5’-5”, D.O.B. 30.9.78, professionally In the Court of https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?
photos on whatsapp: 9915852451.
Karnal, M.Com NET qualified Ph.D. well settled B.E (Computer)
Sh. Vijay Singh Dadwal trs=district_notice&district=
pursuing. Father businessman. 96715- (CL23053135) Canada settled PR girl. 94631-
Civil Judge jalandhar
76766. (CL23051972) Medico/ Non-medico match for 30357. scverma1949@yahoo.co.in
Hindu Khatri Doctor girl, 8.10.1992, (CL23053654) (Junior Division), Dated, this day of 25.08.2023
Employed match for beautiful Garg Sd/-
Manglik girl, 26.11.1994, 10.40 am, 19:12, 5’-4”, job under Centre Hindu Khatri slim, fair, beautiful girl Phagwara
Government. Australia Medical 17 September 1987, 2:20 p.m., Ludhiana, Additional Principal Judge
Kaithal, 5’-4”, doing job Harpreet Heer & Another
Wipro Gurgaon. 97297-80999. Council part one cleared. 98786- 5’-4”, MBA, MA, required Doctor/
Vs. Family Court-I,
85432. (CL23053631) Engineer/ Govt. employee/ Professor.
(CL23052141)
Satwinder Kumar & Others Camp Court at Nakodar.
79737-16916. (CL23053678)
Suitable match for April 94, SM4 beautiful girl, 20.12.90, CL23052154
5’-3”, B.Tech doing job in MNC 2:00 p.m., 5’-2”, M.Tech., Alliance invited for a Punjabi Sood CNR No.
Khatri girl Manglik 26/157 cms, PBKPA0-000115-2022 (U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC)
with handsome package belonging from upper middle In the Court of
Engineering Graduate from a reputed Next Date: 29.09.2023
from Panchkula based class business family in Punjab,
reputed family. (W): 70158-64545.
institute, working with MNC in Ms. Tripat Jot Kaur
brother gazetted officer, Gurgaon, drawing 36 Lacs PA, kundli Suit for Permanent Injunction Additional Principal Judge
(CL23052234)
preferred well settled must. 98554-09614. Post Box No. CH Publication issued to: Family Court-I,
Require high status Industrialists/ businessman or Class-A officer. 263. Box CH263 TRIBUNE Defendants No’s:
businessman for very reputed CHANDIGARH (CL23053688)
Camp Court at Nakodar.
94643-00143. (CL23053986) 2. Mansa Devi w/o Sh. Harwinder Kaur
Chandigarh based extremely Match for Hindu Khatri business
beautiful, Nov 92/ 5’-2”, slim, smart, Manglik B.Tech working MNC, family manglik vegetarian girl,
Manohar Lal Vs.
fair educated girl. (W) 73473-96459. July 92 born girl, family Chandigarh. M.Com, B.Ed, 5’-6”, 08.01.1996, 3. Bhupinder Heer s/o Sh. Hardeep Kumar
(CL23052237) Send profile. 95016-86834. 06:55 pm, Only business family Manohar Lal CNR No. PBJL01-000949-2023
(CL23054001) invited. Contact: 99969-49003 Next Date:- 18.09.2023
Officer match for IDBI Bank Both residents of Village
(Ambala). (CL23053756) Petition Under Section 13 of
Officer
Patiala
Jindal,
girl.
5’-2”,
Father
6.4.94
Officer. ARORA Match for Khatri girl 1999/ 5’-3”,
Santokhpura, Phagwara, Distt.
Hindu Marriage Act for
B.Com, required Industrial Kapurthala.
Whatsapp only 96461-10045. Match for Arora/ Bahwalpuri dissolution of Marriage by a
(CL23052322) girl, 86 born, 5’-5”, M.Tech- Businessman. Upper caste welcome. In above titled case, the
decree of divorce.
Computer Science, working in 98153-68333, 98769-96613. defendant(s)/respondent(s)
Required vegetarian Baniya boy for (CL23053776) Publication issued to:
Garg Gotra B.Tech, 92 born, 5’-2”, MNC Gurgaon, package could not be served. It is Hardeep Kumar
High status Verma Hindu beautiful
Ambala, Lecturer at Gurgaon, 20 Lakh+ PA. Contact: 80549-07700.
Manglik girl 17.06.91, Ht 5’-7”,
ordered that defendant(s)/ Father:- Soni Ram
(CL23052459)
package 26+. M.: 94674-67044. M.Com, UGC. Kundli not prefer. respondent(s) should appear in R/o Village Raipur Araiyan,
(CL23052520) Radhasoami Arora beautiful 6284670309. (CL23053818) person or through counsel on
Tehsil Nakodar, District
Match for divorcee Bansal girl, girl doing BDS intership 23/ Suitable smart educated well settled 29.09.2023 at 10.00 a.m.
5’-5”, parents in Government Jalandhar, now R/o RVA NOVA
December 1990, 5’-6”, MCA, regular match for beautiful , smart intelligent, For details logon to
Pb. Govt. job. Ph. 96539-47705. job, one brother doing MBBS. 5’-2”, 31, Graduate Khatri girl. Punjabi
N7, 1 DIREITO 4615-359 LIXA
(CL23052849) Contact only Doctor. 70096-88751. Businessman, NRI preferred. Contact: https://highcourtchd.gov.in/? BORBA DE, GODIM,
PQM for beautiful Engineer (CS)
(CL23052815) 95010-86865. (CL23053933) mod=district_notice&district= FELGVEIRAS, PORTUGAL.
Singla girl 1995, 5’-4”, working in Teetotaler, non-smoker groom Suitable Canadian match required kapurthala In above titled case, the
USA. Contact- 94176-09001 wanted for Feb. 1993 born, 5’-2”, for beautiful Khatri Manglik girl, Date Dated, this day of 31.08.2023. defendant(s)/respondent(s) could
Chandigarh based CA (Chartered 14.03.1993, Time 11.33 p.m., Place
(CL23053390) Sd/- Sh. Vijay Singh Dadwal not be served. It is ordered that
Accountant) from Hindu Arora, Hoshiarpur, B.Com, MBA, two year
PQM for beautiful Chiropractic defendant(s)/ respondent(s)
upper middle class family. Working PG Diploma in Canada. Height 5’-4”. Civil Judge (Jr. Divn),
Doctor Goyal girl 1993, 5’-5”, should appear in person or
working in USA. Canada
in Big 4 MNC. Contact: 98551-80890 Contact: 98886-91211 only after CL23045258 Phagwara through counsel on 18.09.2023 at
(Father). (CL23053376) kundli matching. (CL23053970)
Citizen. Contact- 94174-08009 (U/O 5 Rule 20 CPC) 10:00 a.m.
(CL23053397) Beautiful 1993 January status Match for beautiful Khatri girl 23, In the Court of
family Chandigarh girl status 5’-4”, B.Tech. All caste contact: 98269- For details logon to
Educated handsome established Sh. Vijay Singh Dadwal https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?
Chandigarh family preferred only 03421, 77480-33528. (CL23054005)
business/ professional match for picture profile. 99886-81978. Civil Judge trs=district_notice&district=
very beautiful homely girl, January 97, SM4 27/ 5’-2”, Khatri beautiful/ (Junior Division),
(CL23053789) pursuing professional Graduation seek jalandhar
5’-4”, Ambala 90341-12255. Phagwara
Arora very beautiful girl 26, Elite Class educated businessman Dated, this day of 08.08.2023.
(CL23053614) Dharminder Singh
5’-4”, Master Degree, very high status match from Metro’s/USA. Contact: Sd/- Additional Principal Judge
Ludhiana based B.Tech. Garg family suitable match. 86995-99347. 79737-60658. (CL23054015) Vs. Family Court-I,
girl, 5’-4”, non Manglik, 1994, (CL23053938) Harminder Singh & Another Camp Court at Nakodar.
working MNC Hyd. 82646-11824.
(CL23053616) Well settled educated match for non COURT NOTICE CNR No. CL23053850
manglik beautiful, slim Arora girl, (U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC) PBKPA0-000182-2023 (U/o 5 Rule 20 CPC)
Mittal girl, 31.07.1997, 5’-2”, Double 12.07.1995, 06:50 pm, Rampur
MA, B.Ed., Government Teacher Next Date: 29.09.2023 In the Court of
Bushahr (H.P.), 5’-5”, MBA, Deputy (Succession Case) Suit for Permanent Injunction
(English)-4161, Samana Govt. Manager in Bank at Mohali. Contact Sh. Harjinder Singh
Employee with both posting/ In the Court of Publication issued to: Defendants
after matching kundli. Tricity Civil Judge
residence nearby Patiala/Sangrur preferred. Send latest pictures, Dr. Aman Inder Singh Sandhu No’s:
District preferred. 99141-58004. biodata. 94595-33324. 1. Harminder Singh s/o Gurdev (Junior Division), Batala.
(CL23053676) Addl. Civil Judge (Sr. Divn.), Punjab and Sind Bank
(CL23052421) Singh
Match for Chandigarh girl, B.Tech Arora girl 1993, 5’-3”,
Chandigarh. 2. Jaswinder Singh s/o Gurdev Vs.
13.01.1991, 9:38 am, 5’-7”, B.Tech.,
Non-Manglik, working MNC Akanksha Singh Kundan Singh etc.
MBA, working, package Gurgaon, preferred: B.Tech.,
10 Lacs. Contact: 94170-55990. Vs. R/o Sudarshan Dhillon Nagar, CNR No.
MBA/CA, working MNC boy. Opposite Vishwakarma Mandir,
(CL23053740) 94171-37855. (CL23053664) General Public PBGDA0-001373-2022
Decent Tricity match for Singla
Back Side Nangla Timber Store, Next Date:- 18.09.2023
Suitable Homogeneous match for CNR No. Banga Road, Tehsil Phagwara,
CA girl, 1990 born, 5’-5”. Caste Sriganganagar (Rajasthan) based 29/ Publication issued to:
no bar. Contact: 94171-50866. 5’-4”, beautiful Punjabi Arora
CHCH02-000684-2023 District Kapurthala
(CL23053742) In above titled case, the Gurpreet Singh S/o Sh.
CA girl. Working with MNC in Next Date:- 18.09.2023
Wanted purely vegetarian, Bangalore at attractive package, defendant(s)/respondent(s) could Jaswant Singh (for self and
teetotaller suitable match for very
Notice to: not be served. It is ordered that legal heir of deceased Kundan
mother Vice Principal in Govt. School,
beautiful Goyal girl of reputed father educationist. Send biodata with General Public defendant(s)/ respondent(s) Singh defendant No. 1) R/o
family, Veterinary Doctor, B.Vsc., photo. shatakshi.sgnr@gmail.com
M.Vsc. & A.H., Central Govt. job,
In above titled case, the should appear in person or Village Kode Bet, Tehsil Dera
(CL23053710)
Delhi posting, 11.8.1996, 11:20 pm, defendant(s)/respondent(s) through counsel on 29.09.2023 at Baba Nanak, District
Sangrur, 5’-7½”. Contact after kundli
Match for Arora
22.03.1989, 10:30 am, 5’-6”,
girl,
could not be served. It is
10.00 a.m. Gurdaspur.
matching only. 94642-93764. For details logon to
(CL23053834)
working Chandigarh, good package.
ordered that defendant(s)/ https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?
In above titled case, the
97792-33411. (CL23053737) defendant(s)/respondent(s)
Handsome Bansal boy 4.11.1994, Suitable match for Radhasoami respondent(s) should appear mod=district_notice&district=
6’-2”, 10:20 am, Jaipur CS, kapurthala could not be served. It is
ICWA, working with ITC
Arora BDS girl, 1998, 5’-4”, preferred in person or through counsel ordered that defendant(s)/
Radhasoami/ pure vegetarian Doctor/ Dated, this day of 31.08.2023.
Group reputed Marwadi family Govt. employee. 94634-65709. on 18.09.2023 at 10:00 a.m. Sd/- Sh. Vijay Singh Dadwal respondent(s) should appear
Jaipur. Grandfather retired
Secretary IGNP. Father CA.
(CL23053748) For details logon to Civil Judge (Jr. Divn), in person or through counsel
Interested contact 70146-70485. Match for Hindu Arora girl https://highcourtchd.gov.in/? CL23045273 Phagwara on 18.09.2023 at 10:00 a.m.
(CL23053859) 5’-2”, 15.1.92, 6.15 p.m.,
Patiala. Working Gurugram, 21 lac. trs=district_notice&district= For details logon to
Australia living Goyal beautiful girl, WhatsApp only 81466-41236. chandigarh https://highcourtchd.gov.in/?
8.8.1988, 5’-4”, divorcee. Required
Australia PR/ TR boy. 78147-57448.
(CL23053833)
Dated, this day of trs=district_notice&district=
(CL23054006) Match for Arora girl 5’-2”/
17.08.2023. CLASSIFIE D gurdaspur
Match for Garg girl (divorcee LLM/ 1997/ Professor in college. Dated, this day of
73409-15906. (CL23053639) Sd/-
after one month), 23.03.94, 5’-3”,
IT Officer Govt. Bank job at 30 yrs, Manglik girl 5’, B.Arch. Dr. Aman Inder Singh Sandhu,
THE RIGHT 21.08.2023.
(Interior Designer) & M.Plan, wkg as
Sd/- Civil Judge
Mumbai. Preferred Govt. employee/
MNC. 85589-19000, 96461-36537. Urban Planner in MNC. 84007-57764. Addl. Civil Judge (Sr. Divn.), CHOICE (Junior Division),
(CL23054031) (CL23053961) CL23053934 Chandigarh. CL23053861 Batala.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
2 kanal house, excellent location,
North- East Sector 3, Chandigarh.
Genuine buyers only. (Direct deal).
98149-67149. (CL23051792)
Vacant showroom (34’ x 105’),
(51’ x 105’) with lift, six storey, (full/
half/ sharewise) (good rental), best
location, Sector 17, Chandigarh.
98149-67149. (CL23051793)
Freehold vacant showroom
(34’x200’) full/ half, top locations
Sector 7-C, Madhya Marg,
Chandigarh. (Direct Deal). 94175-
67249. (CL23051796)
Freehold vacant SCF (50% share),
(22’x72’) with roof rights, excellent
location (near Aroma Hotel) Sector
22-C, Chandigarh. Going very cheap.
94175-67249. (CL23051801)
Immediate sale 10 marla, B-road,
greenbelt, Sector 28-A, Chandigarh.
(Plot price). 98149-67149.
(CL23051811)
More than 8 kanal prime location
plot, (near Lake), Chandigarh. Direct
deal. Genuine buyers only. 98149-
67149. (CL23051816)
Hotel for sale running full furnished
(16’x80’) 5 storey, 12 room, excellent
condition, main Road, Zirakpur-
Ambala Road. 98149-67149.
(CL23051823)
4 kanal bunglow facing park,
Northern Sector Chandigarh.
Genuine buyers only. 98149-67149.
(CL23051851)
Chandigarh 1 kanal B-road old
house Sector 21 also 10 marla
old triple Sector 27. 98151-86915.
(CL23052497)
Chandigarh one kanal Sector 8, 10,
11, 16, 18, 19, 21, 33,
36, 40. Gulati Estates: 98140-06264.
(CL23052498)
One kanal duplex RCC 6500 square
feet with power at 8B Industrial area
Mohali. Gurdip Singh 98158-76007.
(CL23053713)
2 Kanal House beautiful location
Sector 18, Chandigarh. Unnati
Estates 98880-11180, 98882-11180.
(CL23053795)
Ten Marla prime location, facing
Park Sector 37. Five Marla House near
Aroma Hotel Sector 22-C,
Chandigarh. Unnati Estates 99157-
96251, 98889-11180. (CL23053799)
10 marla triple house Sector 27-D,
28-A, 18-A, 44-B, seven marla facing
park, 37-C, Chandigarh. 94175-67249.
(CL23053882)
2 kanal house corner, huge lawn,
prime location, northern/ central sector
Chandigarh. (Direct Deal). 98149-
67149. (CL23053891)
Sector 38W, Chandigarh HIG
independent facing North, well
maintained. Reasonable price.
Immediate decision. 97794-64287.
(CL23051996)
CHB Flats Sector 38W, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 49, 51, 61, 63,
Society Flats 48, 49, 50, 51. Regent
Estates 9779464287, 9814342287.
(CL23051998)
Chandigarh 7 marla triple storey
brand new house for sale in
Sector 33, North East, 98766-88722.
(CL23052180)
Chandigarh 2 kanal facing park
exclusive deal, Rare availability
Sector 27, authorised seller. 98766-
88722 (CL23052181)
Chandigarh 8 marla park facing old
house in Sector 19 & 20,
excellent location. 98766-88722.
(CL23052184)
Going cheap booth site in fully
developed market of Omexe
Phase-1, New Chandigarh,
099883-88478. (CL23052185)
IT City Mohali 205 sq.yard corner
triple storey new house with basement
lift, possession soon. Soni: 99880-
09654. (CL23052193)
Aerocity Mohali City Centre double
storey bayshop with basement, IT City
20 sq.yard booth plots. Soni: 99880-
09654. (CL23052194)
Chandigarh: 10 marla triple storey
kothi Sector 27D. Excellent location.
Gaurav Estates 98729-95599, 95926-
66222. (CL23052217)
Chandigarh: 8 marla newly built
triple storey kothi Sector 27D, best
location. Gaurav Estates 98729-
95599, 95926-66222. (CL23052218)
Chandigarh: 10 marla newly built
triple storey kothi with lift sector 15A.
Gaurav Estates 9872995599,
9592666222 (CL23052219)
Chandigarh: society flats in Sectors
48, 49, 50, 51. Gaurav Estates 95926-
66222, 98729-95599. (CL23052221)
Chandigarh: HIG / MIG flats
Sectors 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45,
47, 51, 61, 63. Gaurav Estates 95926-
66222, 98729-95599. (CL23052222)
Chandigarh: 12 marla facing park
triple storey old house Sector 28A,
Gaurav Estates 98729-95599, 95926-
66222. (CL23052223)
1 kanal house B-Road with good
green belt Sector-33, Chandigarh.
Contact Delhi Punjab Real Estate
95011-21600. (CL23052224)
2 kanal duplex livable house in
Sector-18A, Chandigarh. Contact
Delhi Punjab Real Estate 95011-
21600. (CL23052225)
Chandigarh: 6 kanal house Sector 9.
Direct deal with owner. Gaurav
Estates: 98729-95599, 95926-66222.
(CL23052227)
2 kanal house B-road corner
prime location Sector 18-21
Chandigarh. Garg Estates: 98140-
06183. (CL23052259)
5 marla B-Road facing park- 22B,
8 marla 19, 20, 27, 44, Chandigarh.
Garg Estates 98140-06183.
(CL23052262)
1 kanal Sector- 8- 11- 18- 21- 33. 10
marla- 15- 19- 21- 27- 37- 44,
Chandigarh. Garg Estates: 98140-
06183. (CL23052264)
1 kanal kothi double storey
liveable front parking, Sector 11,
Chandigarh. Contact: 93560-40005.
(CL23052294)
Panchkula Sector-8, 4 BHK+ Puja+
servant luxury specifications,
independent floor (approx 3500 sq ft)
with 50% roof rights (approx. 1000 sq
ft), 3 car parkings in stilt, 560 sq yards
corner house. Ready to move-in.
Contact: 82890-11177.
(CL23054016)
14 marla kothi good location for sale
Sector 35, Chandigarh. Contact:
93560-40005. (CL23052296)
SCO vacant Sector 21, Chandigarh
for sale rare deal prime location.
Khanna Properties: 98140-16622.
(CL23052302)
1 kanal kothi huge parking
Sector 33, Chandigarh. Khanna
Properties: 98140-16622, 98882-
86622. (CL23052305)
2 kanal kothi Sector 8 Chandigarh,
prime location. Khanna Properties:
98140-16622. (CL23052311)
4 kanal kothi facing park Sector 2,
27 prime locations Chandigarh. Rare
deal. Khanna Properties: 98140-
16622. (CL23052312)
10 marla kothi prime location
Sector 37 Chandigarh. Khanna
Properties: 98140-16622, 98882-
86622. (CL23052320)
TDI City Sector 117, Mohali: 500,
250 sq. yards plot. Sector 116: 250 sq.
yards plot. Showroom sites on Airport
road. Mannat Properties: 98555-
54810, 98766-66482. (CL23052349)
TDI City Sector 118, Mohali: 200 sq.
yard plot Golf Links, 250 sq. yard plot
facing North, showroom sites on
Airport road. 250 sq. yard plot Sector
116. Mannat Properties: 98555-54810,
98766-66482. (CL23052350)
Sale/Purchase 6½ marla to one
kanal plots, builder floors/ flats/
Chandigarh/ Panchkula/ Aerocity
Mohali/ DLF. Iconic Realities. Mobile
85570-30109. (CL23052374)
Baddi Hot Investment commercial
500 sq. ft, 3rd floor with lift, ready
possession with assured rental income
36000 per month and investment
36 lacs. Scheme valid till 30th Sept.
9814436489, 9915777951.
(CL23052495)
8 marla 2½ storey House No. 3122,
Sector 27, Chandigarh & single storey
house in Sector 44, Chandigarh.
Contact: Sardana 98143-32922.
(CL23052524)
HIG (upper) second floor Flat No.
435/2, Sector 44-A, Chandigarh.
Leasehold. Contact: Sardana
Property Consultant 98143-32922.
(CL23052527)
MIG Flat No. 1427-B (second floor)
Sector 61, Chandigarh, corner newly
renovated. Contact: Sardana 98143-
32922. (CL23052530)
MIG third floor flat in Sector 45-C,
Chandigarh. Freehold no voilation.
Contact: Sardana 98143-32922.
(CL23052540)
Flat (Third floor) of Category ‘B’ in
Popular Society Sector 48,
Chandigarh. (Corner) facing
park. Contact Sardana 98143-32922.
(CL23052648)
HIG (Upper) ground facing park-
45A, HIG top floor- 44A. HIG
(Lower)- 42C. Gill Real Estate:
98141-07557. (CL23052769)
Prime property, prime Sector, prime
location, 4 kanal luxury property, huge
Green belt, only genuine party.
Contact BhallaIJS: 93162-55513.
(CL23052854)
10’x30’ corner booth with basement
No. RC-I- 77 at DLF Maullanpur
Chandigarh. Contact: 95015-66146.
(CL23053014)
Omaxe The Lake Exclusive 4850
sq.ft. apartment with 5 star amenities
in New Chandigarh for tasteful people
only. Possession soon. 99881-87779.
(CL23053267)
One kanal three storey beautiful
kothi No. 299, Sector 7, dividing main
road 7-8 Panchkula for sale. Please
contact directly. Mobile No. 99880-
22200. (CL23053285)
MIG 2190/1, 45-C. Freehold LIG
3044/1, 45-D, Confirmed. 98726-
51978. (CL23053646)
Juneja Realtors Upper Mall Patiala
400 sq. yards kothi New Officer
Colony. 200 sq. yards kothi
(leasehold) New Lal Bagh. Two booth
Baba Budha Pal Complex. Contact:
99155-49342. (CL23053669)
Jalandhar (Punjab): 1 kanal
kothi prime location for sale,
Urban Estate Phase-1, Pin
144022. Contact: 076960-94649.
(CL23053701)
130 sq.yard plot Sector 125 Sunny
Enclave Kharar. Contact: Saheb-2-
Karam Properties 98786-90761.
(CL23053741)
125 sq.yard brand new double
storey Villa Sector 123 Sunny Enclave
near Airport road. Contact: Saheb-2-
Karam Properties 98786-90761.
(CL23053743)
110 sq. yard brand new duplex Villa
Sector 123, Sunny Enclave Kharar
near Airport road. Contact: Saheb-2-
Karam Properties 98786-90761.
(CL23053745)
Chandigarh 2 kanal old house sector
21, 2 kanal old Sector 15 demand 17
Cr, 2 kanal Kothi old Sector 19,
demand 17 Cr. Contact: Mahajan
98760-00014. (CL23053755)
Chandigarh 9 kanal top location
opposite Rock Garden and Lake
Sector 5. Contact Mahajan: 98760-
00014. (CL23053769)
Chandigarh: 1 kanal, B-Road, with
big berm Sector 21, maintained house
Sector 18, 10 marla B-road, corner
South East with lush lawn brand
new Sector 15, demand 7.25 Cr.
Contact: Mahajan: 98760-00014.
(CL23053759)
Mohali 10 marla B-Road single
maintained house with big
berm Sector 68, demand 3.25 Cr.
Contact Mahajan: 98760-00014.
(CL23053771)
Chandigarh: 1 kanal kothis: Sector
8, 10, 11, 16, 18, 19, 21, 33, 36.
Contact : Sood GM (Retd) GOI.
95992-30239. (CL23053778)
Chandigarh: Booth (42 sq. yards)
size 9x41 feet on main Aroma
Piccadilly road Sector 22-C. Contact:
Sood GM (Retd) GOI 95992-30239.
(CL23053781)
Society flat, Category A, first floor,
fully furnished, excellent work with
roof right for sale Sector 51,
Chandigarh. Chaudhary Property
Consultants, Showroom 366, Sector
44-D. 99887-94979, 94170-04979.
(CL23053801)
Society flat, Category A, third floor,
Sector 49, Society flat Category B,
second floor with roof right for sale.
Contact: Chaudhary Property
Consultants, Showroom 366, Sector
44-D. 99887-94979, 94170-04979.
(CL23053804)
Showroom vacant busy market
Sector 38-D, Chandigarh. Choice
Estates 380/ 37-D. 94641-21857.
(CL23053926)
Showroom freehold full/ floor wise,
busy market, Sector 35-D,
Chandigarh. Choice Estates 380/ 37-
D. 98146-01276. (CL23053939)
Buy luxurious one kanal independent
floors, flats and showroom plots in
New Chandigarh at very low prices
and pay in construction linked plan.
Booking amount only 25- 50 lakh.
98146-98146, 93161-93161.
(CL23053953)
Buy real estate at half rate, pay in
installments. Get early stage
investment opportunity in plots, flats,
showrooms by a plus builders around
Mohali, New Chandigarh, Zirakpur.
98146-98146, 93161-93161.
(CL23053957)
Chandigarh SCO, 400 sq.yards,
freehold, all vacant, Sector 17,
demand 22 Cr. Contact Mahajan:
98760-00014. (CL23053960)
Sardar Ji Property, Sector- 40,
Chandigarh, 98144-45546. All kind of
Kothi/ SCO / Plot/ Flats Chandigarh,
Mohali, Panchkula, Zirakpur, Kharar,
New Chandigarh. (CL23053981)
Chandigarh: one kanal Sector 19
(10.25), Sector 36, Sector 11,21 B-
Road. Two kanal Sector 19, 27. HIG
first, 4 bedrooms, car garage Sector
47. Showroom first/ second 47. 5
marla 38, 22. 86990-28887.
(CL23054007)
Mohali Sector 68 near Army
Law College 3 BHK
independent 10 marla house
single lane facing 80 ft.
road. Please call Bakshi 93161-
33009, 98039-00039,
theservicesconsortium@gmail.
com (CL23052116)
Chandigarh HIG/MIG 38W, 39B,
43B, 44, 45, 51A, 61, 63, 47, HIG
Super first/ second 45A, HIG ground
51A, HIG lower 42C, 43B, 44D, 47C.
Rajesh Estates 98140-12730, 98148-
22730. (CL23052303)
Chandigarh kothies all sizes Sector-
15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36,
37, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, ten marla 15-B,
27-D, 42-B, four marla triple Sector
40-C, five marla Sector 38-A. Rajesh
Estates: 98140-12730, 98148-22730.
(CL23052304)
Chandigarh societies Cat-A/B
Sector 48/49/50/51, Popular, Star
Ashiana, GBS, Advocate, Rose Petal,
SBI, progressive, ESIC. Rajesh
Estates: 98140-12730, 98148-22730.
(CL23052319)
MIG top floor, freehold, renovated
in Sector 45-C. Puri & Co.
Property Advisor & Builders #
3282/44-D, Chandigarh. 99141-
19272. (CL23052321)
Jalandhar- 5 Acre, fertile land,
Tehsil- Mehatpur/Ramuwal and
Tractor/ Trolley. Genuine party.
Contact: 9818542779. (CL23052872)
Sale/ Rent, Showroom double
storey 2200 Sq. Ft. Prime
location, facing Society Flats.
Reasonable price. Sector 68,
Mohali. 99150-00145
(CL23052913)
One kanal kothi Sector 32,
Chandigarh, posh area. Contact
Inderjit Singh: 98140-07777.
(CL23053578)
Satya Estates: 600 - 6000 sq ft. office
spaces available for sale/ lease in
Godrej Eternia Industrial Area Ph.-1,
Chandigarh. Contact: 98726-17090.
(CL23053583)
Chandigarh Sector 33-D,
Booth, inside size 16.6’X8.3’,
good bargain, genuine buyers
contact: 93161-33929.
(CL23053682)
Bhola Estates 98153-01547 all types
residential, commercial property in
Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, New
Chandigarh 1, 2, 4, kanal 10, 8, 7, 6, 5,
marla corner facing park Sectors 7, 9,
18, 19, 20, 21, 35, 37, 38.
(CL23053893)
1 kanal, 2 kanal houses Sector 21,
Chandigarh. Allied Realty 98140-
16644. (CL23053744)
Chandigarh: 1 kanal liveable house
Sector 11, facing market huge
greenbelt/ spacious parking
professional location. Allied Realty
98140-16644. (CL23053735)
Chandigarh showroom vacant
Sector 16, 24, 18, 19, 21, 28,
30, 40. Allied Realty 98551-22133.
(CL23053746)
Buy sell lease Tricity including DLF,
Ecocity, Omaxe plots, flats, houses,
commercial good multiple
choices. Please Call Bakshi
93161-33009, 98039-00039
theservicesconsortium@gmail.com
(CL23053896)
Mohali Industrial Area Phase 8B
one kanal plot first allottee 25%
builtup. Please Call Bakshi
93161-33009, 98039-00039
theservicesconsortium@gmail.com
(CL23053898)
5 marla triple storey old house
Sector 22, Chandigarh, reasonable
price. Kaushik Estates 98558-05458.
(CL23053899)
Showroom single bay Sector 21C,
Chandigarh. Please call Bakshi
93161-33009, 98039-00039.
theservicesconsortium@gmail.com
(CL23053909)
Chandigarh 10 marla corner
house triple storey 21-B (5.50).
5 marla 22-B (2.25). 94170-
30964, 90410-78619.
(CL23053911)
Patiala: 150 gaj kothi Bhadson
Road, 250/500 gaj Ghuman Nagar,
150 gaj Virk Colony. M.S. Properties
99155-55465. (CL23053964)
5000 sq. yards CBSE affiliated
School near Sector 32A, Chandigarh
Road, Ludhiana and 256 sq. yards
showroom at Rahon Road, Ludhiana
for sale on urgent basis at very
reasonable price. Contact: 80705-
90000. (CL23053996)
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CHANDIGARH
Chandigarh: 10 marla good location
house with big berm in Sector 18.
Subhash Mangat & Co. 98155-70278,
98726-65556. (CL23052206)
Chandigarh: 10 marla triple storey
house in Sector 21 going cheap.
Subhash Mangat & Co. 98155-70278,
98726-65556. (CL23052208)
Chandigarh: 1 kanal B-Road house
in Sector 21 and 33 with big berm in
front. Subhash Mangat & Co. 98155-
70278, 98726-65556. (CL23052211)
50% rights of a 4 kanal/ 2010
square yards majestic Villa
with inspiring design elements
of style and opulence for
comfort living. Located in the
posh and serene area of Sector
9-A, Chandigarh. Exclusive
occupation/ user areas of two
self-constructed upper floors
and guest annexe with common
to use large driveway,
fountains, lawns etc. First send
your profile by e-mail
tosingh09@hotmail.com and
then Call 92164-53245.
(CL23052481)
Chandigarh: 5 marla triple storey
house, ample parking, in Sector 22.
Subhash Mangat & Co. 98155-70278,
98726-65556. (CL23052556)
Pre-Leased shop for sale in
Chandigarh/ Mohali. Call:
7292000070, 9877990776.
(CL23052934)
Sector 33, 35, 37: 7 marla single/
triple old/ new facing park.
Chadha Property: 98141-08377.
(CL23053115)
SCO No. 186 built-up triple storey
with basement free hold Sector 38,
Chandigarh @5.75, 94657-02100,
096544-10009. (CL23053707)
Chandigarh: 8 marla triple storey
recently built with good parking space,
Sector 27, Chandigarh. Manveer
98887-75386. (CL23053969)
8 marla single storey old house in
Sector 19-B, Chandigarh is for sale.
97017-00001. (CL23036075)
Eight marla 3122 Sector 27-D, triple
storey, facing park, good location. Puri
& Co. Property Advisor & Builders #
3282/44-D, Chandigarh. 99141-
19272, 98140-12256. (CL23052306)
350 sq yard, 3 BHK house, servant
room, semi-furnished, brand new built
in DLF Hyde Park, New Chandigarh
with modern interiors. Contact:
95011-14000. (CL23052582)
10 Marla double storey, park
facing, old house Sector 21-B.
Brokers excuse please. Contact:
76965-11708. (CL23052984)
Hot- Sale: One kanal single storey
good liveable house Sector 33-D,
reasonable price, only cheque
payment. Genuine purchaser.
(Col. Ahluwalia): 98765-58145.
(CL23053575)
Satya Estates: 600 sq. ft fully
furnished office space available for
lease in Godrej Eternia Industrial Area
Ph.-1, Chandigarh. Contact: 98726-
17090. (CL23053586)
Satya Estates: 7 marla old duplex
for sale in Modern Housing duplex
Manimajra Chandigarh. Contact:
99157-86900. (CL23053591)
10 marla triple storey well
maintained house Sector 15, on wide
road. Shree Properties 98881-50555.
(CL23053596)
631 sq yards corner facing park
duplex with basement extraordinary
construction person of high taste
Sector 33, Chandigarh. Yours Property
(Sanjay Arora) 98143-33330.
(CL23053895)
2 kanal double storey newly
renovation peaceful location East
South Direction Sector 18B,
Chandigarh. Yours Property (Sanjay
Arora) 98143-33330. (CL23053897)
10 marla single storey livable
maximum cheque payment Sector
44B, Chandigarh. Yours Property
(Sanjay Arora) 98143-33330.
(CL23053905)
Chandigarh one kanal 19-C (9.80).
12 marla 46-D (5.25). 7 marla 35-D
(2.90). 94170-30964, 90410-78619.
(CL23053915)
10 marla tripal storey well
maintained good house near park
Sector-27-D. Param 98786-39991.
(CL23052573)
12 marla liveable house, North East,
Sector 15, Chandigarh. Book deal,
confirm bargain. 96465-20520,
98555-75582. (CL23054003)
2 BHK 1 additional room, 2 toilets,
ground floor (renovation work
running) & 2 BHK 2 balconies first,
Sector 44-D, Chandigarh. Rama
Properties: 98140-42287, 97804-
18830. (CL23054027)
Airforce gated society flat 2 BHK, 2
toilets, 2 big balconies, corner, facing
park, 3rd floor, ample parking,
Sector 44-A, Chandigarh. Rama
Properties: 98140-42287, 97804-
18830. (CL23054028)
PANCHKULA
MDC 4: 1 kanal well maintained
furnished duplex, also 14 marla
ground basement duplex floor.
Gulati Estates: 88006-66233.
(CL23052472)
Bay shop Sector 16 Food Market,
also triple storey both 17.
Gulati Estates: 88006-66233.
(CL23052474)
8 marla facing park double
& 14 marla double Sector-21.
Chirag Aggarwal- 81466-88793.
(CL23052521)
14 marla B-Road Sector- 27, 14
marla & 10 marla facing park Sector-
28. Chirag Aggarwal- 81466-88793.
(CL23052525)
14 marla double Sector- 9 & 14
marla facing park Sector-7.
Chirag Aggarwal- 81466-88793.
(CL23052528)
Showrooms/DSS/Bayshops/Boo
ths available in Sector-7, 10, 11,
14, 15, 17, 20, MDC. Goyal
9888656504. (CL23052278)
Plot 6.5 marla(170 sq yards) B-Road
East facing, prime location, huge
space for car parking, best suitable
for CA/ Doctors/Advocates
Sector 27, Panchkula. 92169-92024.
(CL23052286)
Batra Estate- ready to move 4 BHK
flat in GH 11-12 Sector -27
Panchkula, top location, registry case.
94179-77016, 94638-37635, 70093-
27189. (CL23052558)
Batra Estate- 10 marla floor with
utility room B-road, East facing Sector
-17 Panchkula, ample parking. 94638-
37635, 94179-77016, 70093-27189.
(CL23052559)
Batra Estate- 8 marla house facing
park in Sector 27 Panchkula. Good
condition. 94638-37635, 70093-
27189, 94179-77016. (CL23052561)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Panchkula,
14 & 10 marla top floor with roof
right. Yogesh Chopra 98720-99999.
(CL23052745)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Panchkula,
10 marla, single storey house, facing
North, Sector -12A. Yogesh 98720-
99999. (CL23052747)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Panchkula,
10 marla, East facing, duplex house.
Yogesh Chopra 98720-99999.
(CL23052751)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Mansa
Devi, 14 marla new duplex for sale.
Yogesh Chopra 98720-99999.
(CL23052754)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Panchkula,
14 marla good location, Sector -2, 7.
Yogesh Chopra 98720-99999.
(CL23052758)
Available 15 marla, B-road, corner,
prime location stilt + 4 floors
approved, suitable to builders, Sector
2, Panchkula. Sharma Real Estate
94170-12756. (CL23053561)
6.5 marla East facing plots Sector
21. Genuine buyers contact. Urban
Real Estate: 85378-53737.
(CL23053715)
Chetak Realty 92393-93992: 10
marla newly build up builder floor
stilt + 4 with lift in Sector 4 or 17.
(CL23053794)
Chetak Realty 82889-29499 above
5 kanal hospital site for sale in Sector
20, Panchkula touch with market.
(CL23053809)
Chetak Realty 82889-29499: 1 kanal
single / double storey good livable
house in Sector 26. (CL23053817)
Chetak Realty 82889-29499 :
corner 1 kanal 5 bhk, S+4
Builder Floors with lift sale in
Sector 21. (CL23053824)
Chetak Realty 8288929499: 10
marla single storey livable house in
Sector 4 or 11. (CL23053827)
Chetak Realty: 82889-29499.
Residential and industrial plots at
Sigma Project, Panchkula starting
24900 per sq.yrd. (CL23053829)
Chetak Realty 92393-93992: 1 kanal
facing park double storey house in
Sector 12 or 4. (CL23053831)
Freehold SCO site for sale in Sector
4, MDC, Panchkula, 164 sq. yards, 2
side parking, nearest to Chandigarh
IT Park. Contact: 79733-10155.
(CL23053889)
Panchkula: Fourteen marla floors 4
BHK, facing North/ park, Sector 8,
available for sale. Sethi Estates:
98140-30249. (CL23054032)
Panchkula: one kanal beautiful
kothi location A-Road and another 23
marla kothi Sector 4. Sethi Estates
98140-30249. (CL23054033)
Panchkula: Nursing Home site 610
sq. yards HUDA allotted Sector 10,
another 3000 sq. yards Hospital site
Sector 20, both transferable. Sethi
Estates: 98140-30249. (CL23054034)
Satya Estates: Brand new 10 marla
luxury duplex house in Sector 10,
Panchkula. Contact: 99157-86900.
(CL23053592)
Satya Estates: 1 kanal plot in
Sector 7, Panchkula. Immediate
sale. Contact: 99157-86900.
(CL23053593)
Chetak Realty 82889-29499: 2 kanal
double storey house with huge green
belt in Sector 6. (CL23053792)
Payment in 72 hour for Property-
Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali and
Dubai # Goodwin Properties 94175-
12077, 78883-32862. (CL23053930)
MOHALI
250 Sq yds, EMMAR Sector-99,
Mohali Plot, prime location,
Sector main road, 25% built,
new construction & well
furnished. Most suitable for
Office/Doctors/Architects.
Contact: 98884-25801.
(CL23049517)
Mohali Sohana: 19 marla (570 gaj),
corner 3-Showroom’s Site, 54 ft. front
on firni for high rental hotel, PG,
hostel etc., Royal Castle 98767-60000,
9988773536. (CL23052169)
Mohali: 8 Marla double / triple
storey, B-road, facing park, east,
Phase-1, 4, 5, 9, 10, XI and Sector 71,
69. The Mohali Realtors: 89689-
11011, 75085-75089. (CL23053151)
Mohali: 11 marla single storey,
Corner & Single lane, east, Phase-1,
3B2, 6 & 9, 10, 11. The Mohali
Realtors: 89689-11011, 75085-75089.
(CL23053158)
1 kanal B-road, corner Phase 3A,
A-road Sector-69 & b-road Sector-71.
Orbit Estates: 8968799143,
9915534500. (CL23053349)
8 Marla corner Phase-5, 11, Facing
Park Phase-2, 3B2 & B-road Phase-7.
Orbit Estates: 9915534500,
7341161291. (CL23053384)
Wave Estates:- Sector-85 12 marla
corner triple storey & 6 Marla Brand
new double storey facing park and
triple storey with basement. Orbit
Estates: 8968799143, 8437681291.
(CL23053387)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Gillco &
Landchester industrial plots
for sale. Yogesh: 98720-99999.
(CL23052759)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: 2 kanal
industrial plot for sale in IT City.
98720-99999. (CL23052761)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Aerocity 5
marla top location, facing park
plot. Yogesh Chopra: 98720-99999.
(CL23052762)
Subhash Mangat & Co.: Aerocity 1
kanal good location plot
for sale. Yogesh Chopra: 98720-
99999. (CL23052765)
Aerocity 8 marla 7085 plot 25%
built-up, Block-H, confirmed.
Gill Real Estate: 98141-07557.
(CL23052770)
Omaxe Gardenia luxury floors size
1950 sq.ft., 2224 sq.ft,available few
units on very reasonable price.
New Chandigarh Mullanpur.Price
revising soon. Call: 81968-97777.
(CL23052826)
Jubilee walk commercial properties
for sale/lease. Call:98779-90776,
72920-00070. (CL23052882)
Plots forsale in Sector-112, 113,
Mohali. Call: 62833-66143.
(CL23052894)
105 sq. yds. plot for sale in
Sector-120, Jubilee Parklane. Call:
6283366143. (CL23052912)
Mohali Phase 4: 10 marla single
story old house, B-Road. Chadha
Property 98141-08377, 89687-51777.
(CL23053103)
Kothi 12 marla corner Block- E,
Aerocity. 8 marla kothi B-Road,
facing park, Sector- 71. LIG 1st floor,
corner B-Road. 2 BHK flat 2nd floor
(roof right) Sector-115 on highway. 5
marla double story FP Sector- 71.
Bawa Baidwan Document Centre,
Property Consultant: 79733-12166,
93161-37025. (CL23053543)
Second floor with roof 130 yards,
facing A-road facing park, Aerocity,
Mohali. Owner: 9815848100.
(CL23053668)
Mohali:- kanal duplex 3B2, 71,
Kanal 2.5 story Phase 7, kanal 25%
built Phase 4, 70, Chadha Property
98141-08377. (CL23053718)
IT City Sector 82-A, Mohali, 200 gaj
plot for immediate sale. Call: 98030-
19000. (CL23053727)
Kothi 10 marla 2456 triple storey,
facing park, brand new excellent
construction, Sector 79, Mohali.
Contact: 98147-10005. (CL23053757)
Kothi 10 marla (262 gaj) 2814 Phase
7 Mohali brand new house with lift
triple, on B-road facing Chandigarh.
Contact: 98147-10005. (CL23053762)
New showroom full/ floorwise for
sale Jubilee Square Aerocity Mohali.
Starts @ 85 Lakhs. Ahluwalia
Properties: 98152-20618.
(CL23053980)
8 marla triple storey semi furnished
house Sector 79, Mohali for
immediate sale. Call: 98030-19000.
(CL23053983)
Double story kanal house Sector 70
for sale, single lane, North facing.
Contact owner 98106-62119.
(CL23053988)
20 sq yards booth site, main Road
facing Sector 95, Mohali. Raman
Properties 99885-61991. (CL23054039)
8 marle kothi triple storey in
Phase 3B1. Call: 79867-39171.
(CL23054040)
10½ marla fully renovated North-
East direction big berm 1½ storey
kothi, 1657, Phase 5. 99143-27641.
(CL23052533)
Showroom prime pocket excellent
location first floor facing main 200’
road 535 Sector-70. 99143-27641.
(CL23052536)
Five marla, 293/77 Mohali, park
facing, three storey, new construction,
luxurious. 98551-21648.
(CL23052635)
Kanal Corner Facing park
Phase-XI, Double liveable-69.
Commercial: Partially built
Showroom Sector-69, rental
income Showroom Sector-70,
Bay shops 88-89. Plots: 16
Marla B-road 82-A, 300 yards
F Block Aerocity, 8 Marla
Corner facing park-77, 8 marla
Corner Sector-79 and 5 marla
Sector-77. Direct deals. Quality
services assured. 93160-00119,
98724-91110. (CL23053336)
200 gaj triple 7 BHK+ study
room kothi, parking space for 5
cars, Wave Estate, Sector- 85,
Mohali. 97816-00816.
(CL23053431)
16 marla house 7 Phase Mohali
single lane North facing well
maintained with ample car parking
builder location. 98141-85082.
(CL23053572)
Mohali kothi 10 marla duplex
Phase 9. Sandhu 90417-24456.
(CL23053580)
Satya Estates: Plots @ Sector 85,
Mohali. Starting from 2.81 Cr.
Contact: 98726-17090.
(CL23053587)
Satya Estates: 300/350 sq.yard
brand new Villa’s @ New Chandigarh
in Omaxe/DLF. Contact: 98726-
17090. (CL23053588)
8 marla single storey facing
park/East facing house Sector 79,
Mohali. Shree Properties 98881-
50555. (CL23053595)
Kanal top location facing park
Duplex kothi front park Sector-69.
Man of high taste call: 98142-81941,
9914515151. (CL23053886)
16 marla big corner North East old
huse Phase VII, Mohali. Yours
Property (Sanjay Arora) 98143-33330.
(CL23053900)
3 bhk1675 sq. ft & 1985-sq. ft flats in
Sector-91 Mohali. Call: 81968-97777.
(CL23052846)
1 kanal plot main road 78-79
dividing road Sector 79,Mohali.
Yours Property 98143-33330.
(CL23053901)
1 kanal double storey kothi Phase
10, 11, 3B2, 3B1, Sector 70, 71, 69, 1
kanal plot Phase 10, Sector 69, Sector
70 corner, Sector 79, East facing
exclusive deals. Contact: Ish Chopra
85588-82700. (CL23053902)
Available industrial plots 500 sq yds,
1613 sq yds Phase 8B, 500 sqyds,
1375 sqyds, 1 kanal builtup corner
JLPL Sector 82. Contact next invest.
85588-82700. (CL23053904)
Gillco industrial park 500, 750, 1000
sqyds plot front location genuine
buyer only contact next invest. 85588-
82700. (CL23053907)
ZIRAKPUR
Zirakpur specialist: Sale/purchase-
plots, kothis, flats, showrooms, lands
(all kinds of properties). 98766-10603,
88723-77393. (CL23053271)
PROPERTY WANTED
Wanted Omaxe New Chandigarh
Chandigarh South Delhi Mumbai
VVIP area kothi farm house
agriculture land only genuine seller
contact: hello hi Bhatia 94170-09175.
(CL23052668)
We are interested to purchase a
commercial property in Chandigarh. It
should be rented out to Bank or MNC
or some reputed concern with good
rental income. We are ready with full
and final payment. Interested party to
contact Mr. Singh 73470-08268.
(CL23053705)
Looking for 1 acre space in
Pathankot for car workshop on lease
or outright purchase. Minimum 120 ft.
frontage on the main road. Ready to
move property preferred. Contact:
62399-95240. (CL23053724)
Spot payment wanted One kanal
locational plot/ old kothi in Mohali.
Contact Ahluwalia Properties: 98152-
20618. (CL23053976)
Required residential kothies/
commercial properties (vacant/
occupied/ shares) Chandigarh, Mohali,
immediate settlement. Vasudeva’s
98889-04160, 98786-04813.
(CL23052443)
PROPERTY
New Chandigarh Eco City 1 SCO
100 gaj top location for sale. 99888-
91991. (CL23053878)
Residential plot 100 marla for sale
in Jawhar Nagar, Jalandhar City.
For details contact: 98100-77996.
(CL23052444)
5 marla two plots on sale, Sector
123, Sunny Enclave, Kharar. Size
25x50 with NOC, rate 38000/- per
yard. 98777-43660. (CL23053722)
1 acre above Khant Manpur canal
(river) on sale rate 50 Lakh per acre.
98777-43660. (CL23053725)
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PLOT FOR SALE
250/ 300/ 500 Yards Plot Available/
Wanted Ecocity / DLF / Officers
Society / Manohar Singh Etc.
NewChandigarh Arora 98787-09884
(CL23031086)
350 Yards DLF Plot corner front /
side (Both) wide road, DLF R2 C
Block/ E BlockFacing Park,
Corner R1A Park Etc. Hyde Park
New Chandigarh. 9878709884.
(CL23047866)
Mohali: 16 marla on 150 ft. 79-80
dividing road East facing suitable for
Doctor, Lawyer, Architect, Sector-79,
Royal Castle 98767-60000, 98767-
60006. (CL23052170)
Mohali: Aerocity / I T City, 500, 400,
300, 200 gaj Corner/ Facing Park/
B-Road plots /Kothis, Royal
Castle 98767-60000, 98767-60006.
(CL23052173)
Mohali: Sector 88- 89 / 77- 80, 500 /
400 / 300 / 200 / 150 gaj Corner /
Facing Park / A/ B- Road plots, Royal
Castle 98767-60000, 98767-60006.
(CL23052176)
Mohali: Sector- 88, 1 Kanal Park /
East Facing, Rare available location,
Royal Castle 98767-60000, 98767-
60006. (CL23052177)
Mohali: I.T. City 66B- 300 Gaj, near
park / market/ Main road, 2 year
Construction relief. Reasonable price,
Royal Castle 98767-60000, 98767-
60006. (CL23052179)
GMADA LOIs Sector- 90: 500 / 300
/ 200 / 150 Residential, 125 / 60 Gaj
Commercial. Royal Castle 98767-
60000, 98767-60006. (CL23052182)
JLPL Sector 90-91 & Sector 94.
200, 250, 500 sqyd plots, kothi’s
& SCO Sites. Super Properties
99881-51739, 99881-42013.
(CL23053174)
10 Marla corner & B-Road and 12
Marla A-road and facing Park Sector-
79, 80. Orbit Estates: 9878200042,
8968799143. (CL23053393)
Mohali: 4, 8 Marla B-Road, 12 Marla
Facing Park Sector-89 and 16 Marla
B-Road, 1 Kanal Facing Park Sector-
88. Orbit Estates: 8728883540,
9915534500. (CL23053401)
A-Road facing showroom Gillco
Industrial at reasonable price. SCO
full and floorwise available in Phase 7,
3B2, 5, 10, 11 with good rental
income. Orbit Estates: 9877495253.
(CL23053407)
Prime location plots 200 gaj &
250 gaj for Sale in Sector 94,
Mohali. Contact: 9891880886,
9891880873. (CL23053447)
Industrial plots prime location
JLPL, Landchester, Gilco on B-
Road only. Call Emmgee 98150-
29454. (CL23053890)
ANSAL API, Sector 116, GMADA,
Mohali, 2 plots 265 sq. yds each and 1
No. 225 sq. yds, B- Block, fully
developed Sector. Possession taken.
Registry case. 9814436489,
9915777951. (CL23052499)
10 yards booth two side open, facing
East nextto corner Sector 66,
IT-City Mohali. Owner: 98158-48100.
(CL23053671)
8 marla plot, B-Road direct
entryfrom A-road 66B IT-City,
Mohali. Owner: 98158-48100.
(CL23053674)
Plot 1 kanal 3308 partially built up
single lane Aerocity, Mohali. Jimmy
Estates: 98728-56005. (CL23053764)
12 marla plot 204 (partially built-
up) main road Sec 80. Jimmy Estates:
98728-56005. (CL23053768)
80 gaj plot Signature city 102
Mohali North East facing confirmed
bargain Ajay Ohri. 94170-03135.
(CL23053785)
Plot No. 908, 200 sq. yd, North East
facing, 25% builtup, Sector- 91,
Mohali. 77078-55533, 98140-10984.
(CL23053798)
Mohali: Aerocity 10 marla corner
plot 7777 & 7899, 7606 Block-H,
approaching park. Raman Estates:
98889-98877. (CL23053973)
Mohali: IT City 1 kanal plot 2130,
facing park, Sector 82-A & plot 1792
A-road Sector 66-B. Raman Estates:
98889-98877. (CL23053979)
130 Gaj Resi. Plot. New Sky City
Dappar near Derabassi Fully secured
with Cemented Niv Bhari and 2½’
Char Diwari. Call 92560-41610.
(CL23052670)
Eco City-I 100 Sq. yard Plot,
Corner Park, New Chandigarh
for sale. 81469-03943.
(CL23052888)
LAND FOR SALE
New Chandigarh:- 5.5 acre
agricultural land for sale in Manakpur
Sharif (Mohali). New Royal Estate,
98766-35100. (CL23052131)
5/ 15/ 50/ 125 acre Landran, Chuni,
Morinda, Roper, Nawanshahr,
Garhshankar, Hoshiarpur, Samrala,
Amloh, Malerkotla, Barnala,
Mansa, Abohar, Muktsar, Malot.
Amarjeet: 70870-88796, 97804-
60006. (CL23052353)
25/ 50/ 100/ 500 acre 125000, 250000,
325000, 500000, on Road, Moters,
Suratgarh, Arjunsar, Pallu, Bikaner,
Amarjeet. 70870-88796, 97804-
60006. (CL23052356)
Land for sale 17 kanal near
Chandigarh Reserve Batalian road in
Parch. Call: 98759-00001.
(CL23052738)
2.5 land for sale Mahadian likh road
2 kms gurdawara Fatehgarh Sahib.
Rate 90 lakh p/a. 92562-51961.
(CL23052958)
Land available in and near Tricity
for projects, residential, commercial,
hotel, hospital, industrial, agriculture.
98766-10603. (CL23053273)
1 acre vill. Shampur 1.5 acre vill.
Gobindgarh 1 kanal vill Gudana, near
Mohali, 1 acre vill Tangori (Ind zone).
Bawa Baidwan Property 81469-
68967. (CL23053539)
Farmhouse land 1800 square yards
on highway near Derabassi. Excellent
location. Very reasonable. Call 92160-
03333. (CL23053661)
6 killa land at Bahadurgarh Patiala
- Rajpura Road. Contact: 99155-
49342. (CL23053670)
20 acre agriculture land for sale, two
motors near Khanna. No flood area.
94784-50599. (CL23053797)
3.5 acre land on Rajpura Chandigarh
Highway Opp. Gagan Factory, prime
location. Singh Property: 98141-
86049, 98722-29977. (CL23053812)
New Chandigarh:- For sale R-Zone
land with landpooling, best
investment. Vansh Consultancy
92179-23726. (CL23053584)
8 Acre agriculture farm with 10 HP
4 Inch tubewell in Vill. Ramgarh
(Morinda-Chamkaur Sahib main Rd)
Punjab. 1.2 km from New Ludhiana
Rupnagar Mohali express way. 7 km
Morinda 19 KM Mohali 43 km
Ludhiana. Direct sale by owner Mob.:
+919815141794. (CL23053628)
LAND WANTED
Agriculture land approximately 25
acres required near Chandigarh.
Harsher Bajwa: 89688-18918.
(CL23053641)
FLAT FOR SALE
Booking/ Resale/ Wanted Flat/
Independent Floor Omaxe / Manohar
Singh /SUNTEC / DLF Etc.New
Chandigarh Arora 98787-09884.
(CL23031084)
Flat No. 19, Block A-1, fourth floor,
Jamuna Apartments, Kharar, Distt.
Mohali, 2500 sq.ft., 4+1 BHK.
Demand 72 Lakhs. Contact: Brij
Mohan: 94170-49206. (CL23052386)
Army flat 4 bedroom available first
floor B-road Sector 47C, Chandigarh.
Contact. 85588-54242, 70091-19021.
(CL23053326)
2 BHK second floor with work
corner Labour Bureau Enclave Sector
49, Chandigarh. Fair Deal Property
99149-43186. (CL23053649)
3 BHK, ready for possession on 200
ft. Airport Road, Zirakpur. 92719-
00013. (CL23053643)
1 BHK second floor with work
Sector 63, Chandigarh. Fair
Deal Property 99149-43186.
(CL23053651)
2/ 3/ 4 BHK Society flat all floors
available in Sector 48- 51,
Chandigarh. Fair Deal Property:
92163-43186. (CL23053652)
MIG 3 BHK 2 washroom ground floor
freehold newly renovated approved 3rd
room Sector 44D, Chandigarh. Contact:
Saheb-2-Karam Properties: 98786-
90761. (CL23053738)
Cat A three bedroom, drawing
dining, fully furnished first floor
freehold, registry case. Progressive
Enclave, Sector 50. Singh Property:
96465-28601. (CL23053819)
3 BHK flat for sale Royal Tower
Mohali Sector 86. 8th floor. ready to
move in. Contact owner. 88470-
12229. (CL23053888)
1325 sq.ft. three bedroom drawing
dining first floor, and second floor at
TDI City Sector- 117, Mohali and
1705 sq.ft. AWHO Army Flat first
floor Sector 47-C, Chandigarh.
Contact Arvind: 94173-15930.
(CL23053917)
3+1 BHK flat multi tech Sector- 91
and Penta house in Medallion Sector-
82A Mohali. Call 79867-39171,
99964-40222. (CL23054041)
Flat for sale: 3 BHK + 3 bath room,
front view, first floor, Garden Heights,
Rajpura-Sirhind Bypass, Patiala. Ph:
98148-85456. (CL23052010)
Chandigarh: Duplex LIG
Ground Floor 845, Sector 40-A,
freehold, back verandah small
room and toilet approved by
CHB. Contact Sangar 84279-
86215. No unauthorised
construction. (CL23052642)
Mohali MIG super corner B-Road
first floor Phase XI. Sandhu 90417-
24456. (CL23053581)
One BHK LIG Sector 49, Ist floor,
freehold corner. Shree Properties
98881-50555. (CL23053594)
BUILDING CONST. AND
MAINTENANCE
For best services on construction of
residential plots, showrooms and
minimum construction (25%) in New
Chandigarh and Mohali Graystone
Construction # 204 Ecocity 2 New
Chandigarh (Office). 99889-88371.
(CL23053894)
TOLET
CHANDIGARH
2 room with store and 3 room, 2
washroom for family. 1539/
7-C, Chandigarh. 98885-07976.
(CL23052378)
Kirpal Estates 98155-13838, 93161-
39234. Two, one kanal independent
single, Duplex, triplex 3, 4, 8
bedrooms, Northern Sectors lease
basis. (CL23052621)
2 BHK CHB flat first floor,
Sector 51-A, Chandigarh. Small
family. Contact: 98148-11601.
(CL23053698)
Four bedroom with attach toilet
furnished second floor Sector 35,
Chandigarh. Small family. 98148-
24296. (CL23053703)
Sector 44, Two Bedrooms, Drawing
Dining, Two Bath, Second Floor. Fully
furnished 98782-21057 Bedi Broker.
(CL23053169)
3 bedrooms drawing dining second
floor 15 marla good house Sector 36-
A. (Col. Ahluwalia). 98765-58145.
(CL23053573)
Four kanal four bedrooms, drawing
dining, servant room, ground floor,
Chandigarh. Bhagwati Associate:
76964-09555. (CL23053579)
Chandigarh:- Showroom Sector 16,
full/ floorwise busy market bank/
reputed company. Vansh Consultancy
92179-23726. (CL23053585)
One Room for Male. Contact House
NO. 3341 Sector 21-D, Chandigarh.
Mobile 94175-05934. (CL23053630)
PANCHKULA
E 5/10 ground floor DLF
Valley/Amravati Pinjore three
bedrooms, three bathrooms, modular
kitchen, cupboards, fans, in
everyroom. Contact 95015-66146.
(CL23053021)
Fully furnished ground floor one
kanal corner house, Sector -6,
Panchkula, three AC bedrooms,
three toilets, separate drawing hall,
dining & kitchen & car parking,.
Contact: 82880-31901/ 98140-58690.
(CL23053849)
One basement in residential area
with bathroom for rent in Panchkula
prime location. 98962-12125.
(CL23053666)
MOHALI
Almost furnished three BHK
Penthouse covered area 2725 sq.feet
three parking 114 Harbhajan Vihar
AWHO. Rs. 25000 plus allied.
Contact: 81469-66854, 97295-82089.
(CL23053956)
3 bedroom flat in United Society
Sector 68 Mohali, opposite Army
Institute of Law. Fully furnished with
modern kitchen, ACs, and beds. Call:
98150-04222. (CL23052232)
Super deluxe large rooms 2636
Sector-70 IInd floor, fully furnished.
Boys/girls excuse. Executives of
MNC/bank preferred. Expected rent
14,000/- per month. Sandhu: 98760-
59636. (CL23053978)
ZIRAKPUR
#13 MS Enclave first floor and
second floor both floors are 4 BHK
each attached bathroom, total area of
each floor 3000 sq.ft. for rent. Owner:
92165-04004. (CL23053989)
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ACCOMMODATION
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HIMACHAL PRADESH NURSERIES ਗ਼ਾ੭�੨ੀਝਙ ੋੀ ਫ਼੨ੇੀ ੰੜ�ੌੀ<"ਭ�ਡIੰ�੪�ਯ ੍��ਾੰ GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB
MANAGEMENT SOCIETY, Tender Reference No. NPMOONAK/2023-24/3
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Directorate of Horticulture, H.P Shimla -2 The Department of NAGAR PANCHAYAT, MOONAK invites Online
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The General Manager, Himachal Pradesh Nurseries Management Society, Closing Date & Time: 15.09.2023 at 01:00 P.M.
Navbahar Shimla -2 on behalf of Govt. of Himachal Pradesh, invites the
For detail logon to: www.eproc.punjab.gov.in
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Equipment's from Original Manufacturers, Authorized Distributer/Dealer/ Note: Any Corrigendum(s) to the Tender Notice shall be published
trader/Authorized Business Partner. ਯਦ"ਠ੦ੀੋ੭�੨�ਙ"੍
�"���"� ੋੀ"੭��1ਜ੪�ਾ੦�ਾ"�੦ੇੀ"2702;04245"ਜੇ�"2802;04245 on the above website only.
1. Availability of Bid Documents and Mode of submission: -
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੍ Sd/- Administrator, Sd/- Executive Officer,
on website https://hptenders.gov.in ਯਟ"ੱ��"ਞੰ"ਭ���ੰਙ �੪�ਯ"ੋ�"੮��ਡ੪"ਜੇ�"੧�ਯ"ਠ੦ੀੋ੭�੨�ਙ"ੋੀ"ੰ�ਵੀ"�੭ਫ਼�ਯ Nagar Panchayat, Nagar Panchayat,
2. Date of online publication: 1st Sep, 2023
3. Document Download Start and End date: 1st Sep, 2023 to 25th Sep, ੋੀ"੭��ੜੰ�ਟਾ"*www0plrs0org0in"ਜੇ� www0revenue0punjab0gov0in+"ਆੇ� Moonak. DPR/Pb/27435 Moonak.
2023 till 1:00 PM
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4. Bid Submission start and end date: 1st Sep, 2023 to 25th Sep, 2023 till DR YASHWANT SINGH PARMAR
1:00 PM
5. Physical submission of EMD and cost of tender document: up to 25th DPR1Pb1495;7 ੰੱੀ1/"��ਗ਼ਾੀ"��ਞ੨�ਭਾ੨"ਫ਼�"�੨ਭ�੨�."ਗ਼�ਸ�ੜ� GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE
Sep, 2023 till 1:00 PM NAHAN DISTRICT SIRMOUR HIMACHAL PRADESH
6. Date of Technical Bid opening will be 25th Sep, 2023 at 2:30 PM,
Evaluation of technical bid opening and financial bid opening will follow on HIMACHAL PRADESH Ph No.01702-224011, Fax No. 01702-222209,
accordingly.
7. The bidder may also contact the Office for any clarification personally, JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG website: http://www.yspgmc.org
telephonically or via email. The contact details are as below: NOTICE INVITING E-TENDER No. HFW-ME-DYSPGMC(B)(2)-SR Interview/2023-2676
Sd/- General Manager (HP-NMS) Online bids on items rate basis are invited by the Executive Engineer, Dated:- 26-8-2023
Directorate of Horticulture Navbahar, Shimla-2 JSV Division Rohru Distt. Shimla (H.P) on behalf of Governor of Himachal NOTICE FOR WALK-IN-INTERVIEW FOR THE
Landline No: 0177- 2841339 Pradesh, in electronic tendering system in two covers for the under
Email Id: hdp-mdnms-hp@gov.in
mentioned work from the contractors/firms of appropriate class enlisted POST OF SENIOR RESIDENTS/TUTOR
DPR/HP/569 hdpmdspv@gmail.com
with Himachal Pradesh JSV Department.
Sr. Name of Work Estimated Earnest Time
(SPECIALIST) AT DR YSPGMC NAHAN
No. Cost money In compliance to the DME & R, HP office letter No. HFW (DME)
HIMACHAL PRADESH 1 Providing and installation of tubewell in Rohru 38,92,650/- 77853/- 6 B(2)-163/2019 Vol-X-5201-5207 Dated 24.08.2023,
Town in Tehsil Rohru Distt. Shimla, (H.P.) (SH:- Months
applications are hereby invited for filling up posts of Senior
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Supply & Errection of pumping machinery and
rising main near Samala & Bauthinala and Residents/Tutor Specialists at Dr. YSPGMC, Nahan. Interested
Tel. No. 01799-221023, E-mail: ee-raj-hp@nic.in 20000 ltr. cap RCC storage tank). eligible candidates can download application form/other terms
e-Procurement Notice Tender ID 2023_HPIPH_78236_1.
Cost of tender form:- 400/-
and conditions from our official website
http://www.yspgmc.org
INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) Applications alongwith photo and self-attested copies of all
The Executive Engineer, HPPWD, Rajgarh, Distt. Sirmour, H.P. on behalf
For detailed terms and conditions, NIT etc visit Portal
http://hptenders.gov.in relevant documents should be submitted on or before
of Governor of H.P. invites percentage rate, bids, in electronic tendering system, from
the eligible class of contractor/Firms registered with HPPWD for the works as detailed Sd/- Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Division, Rohru. 11.09.2023 up to 5.00 P.M through registered post/by
in the tables.
DPR/HP/2464
hand/official e-mail yspgmc.estt@gmail.com in the office of the
Sr. Name of Work Estimated Earnest Principal Dr. Y.S.P.G.M.C, Nahan. Candidate can apply only in
No. Cost (Rs.) Money e-Procurement Notice one medical college and submit the undertaking that he/
1. Periodical Maintenance of Solan Meenus road km 5127,875/- 1,03,000/- INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) she is applying only for Dr. YSPGMC, Nahan. Application form
9/345 to 46/0 (SH:- Providing and laying renewal The Executive Engineer, HPPWD, Rampur Division on behalf of Governor of H.P. is available on college website http://www.yspgmc.org.
coat by providing G-III, BM and Bitumenous invites the item rate bids, in electronic tendering, system from the eligible class of
concrete in km 44/0 to 46/0 and Baru Byepass road contractors registered with HPPWD for the works as detailed in the table.
Applicants have to deposit the application fees i.e. Rs. 1500/- for
General category and Rs. 1000/- for reserved categories through
km 0/0 to 1/180) under AMP for the year 2023-24
2. Construction of Kheri Maryog road km 2/00 to 16,82,505/- 34,000/-
Sr.
No.
Name of Work Estimated Starting Date Earnest
cost for downlo- Money NEFT/RTGS/Demand Draft in the favour of Principal, Dr.
5/00(SH:- Providing & Laying Permix carpet with ading Bid YSPGMC, Nahan Account No. 5344394134 IFSC Code
seal coat between in km 2/00 to 3/500) Under MNP
1 R/R damages on T.J.G.N. Khamadi Road 53,87,204/- 05.09.2023 22,300/- CBIN0281452. Copy of payment proof is to be attached
3. Construction of Katoli Kawga to Harijan Basti 9,33,544/- 19,000/- Km. 0/000 to 52/000 (SH:- C/O B/wall in
with the application form and no application will be entertained
Sandrah road km 0/00 to 3/00 (SH:- Providing & wire crate at RD 23/200 to 23/265, C/O
Laying WBM G-III, Permix carpet with seal coat R/wall at RD 23/215 to 23/215 to 23/230, after the last date of submission of forms i.e. 11.09.2023 (05:00
between in km 2/00 to 2/500) Under SCSP C/O B/wall at RD 23/335 to 23/365, C/O PM). The schedule date of/counselling/interview shall be
4. Special repair link road to Village Thanoga km 0/0 to
1/400 (SH:- Providing & Laying WBMG-III, P/C with
13,24,337/- 27,000/- B/wall at RD 23/405 to 23/425, C/O B/wall
at RD 24/030 to 24/080, C/O V-shape drain
27.10.2023.
The details of advertised posts, eligibility criteria, application
seal coat in km 0/0 to 0/750) at RD 23/975 to 24/125 & C/O Protection
form and other terms and conditions for selection/appointment
5. A/R & M/O Govt. Residential building at HPPWD at 9,49,307/- 20,000/- wall for stabilization of land profile at RD
Rajgarh (SH:- Providing prepainted GI sheet roofing 24/090 step-1, step-2 & step-3). can be seen as well as downloaded from the website
in type-II Qtr) Block B 2 R/R damages on T.J.G.N. Khamadi 42,24,956/- 05.09.2023 85,000/- http://www.yspgmc.org In case any date mentioned above
Starting Date for downloading Bid: 04.09.2023 for each Road Km. 0/000 to 52/000 (SH:- C/O happens to be a holiday, the next working day will be
Deadline for submission Bid: 14.09.2023 for each
B/wall, R/wall & V-shape drain at RD
considered as due date.
22/920 to 22/980).
The Bidders are advised to note other details for tenders from the department website Addendum (if any) will be issued on our website only. Please
www.hptenders.gov.in
Deadline for submission of Bid: 11.09.2023 for each
keep visiting our website http://www.yspgmc.org for any
On behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh The bidders are advised to note other details of tenders form the department
amendment/announcement/modification.
Executive Engineer,
website www.hptenders.gov.in.
Sd/- Principal
HPPWD Division, Rajgarh, Distt. Sirmour, H.P. On behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh
DPR/HP/2478
Executive Engineer, Dr Y S Parmar Govt. Medical College
Rampur Division (B&R), Nahan, District Sirmour (HP)
HPPWD, Rampur Bushahr.
DPR/HP/2463 DPR/HP/2457 E-mail:- yspgmc.estt@gmail.com
HIMACHAL PRADESH
JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG 1. Proclamation of sale:- 15.09.2023. 2. Sale to be
DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD
NOTICE INVITING E-TENDER
effected on:- 16.10.2023. 3. Report on:- 01.11.2023.
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Executive Engineer Jal Shakti Division Dharampur Bharari, Distt. Mandi
(H.P.), on behalf of Governor of Himachal Pradesh, invites the online HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH AT SHIMLA - 171001.
Kangra at Tanda (H.P)-176001
bids on Lum sum basis from the eligible bidders of Indian Entity through
online bidding system on or before 11.09.2023 upto 5.00 PM on the site E-mail:- additionaldirector@rpgmc.ac.in PROCLAMATION OF SALE.
(Order XXI, Rule 66 of CPC, Schedule-1, Appendix-E,
Telephone No. 01892-267976
http://hptenders.gov.in. Bidders should be registered with Jal Shakti
Form 29)
Vibhag in appropriate class. The scope of work will be as under:- Website https://www.hptenders.gov.in
Ex. Pet No. 27 of 2010
Sr. Description Estimated Earnest Time Cost of No. HFW-H(DRPGMC)Store/Covid-19/2019- Dated:
No. Cost Money Form in Civil Suit No. 30 of 2002.
1 Water Quality Surveillance and 20,43,146/- 38,150/- One 400/- NOTICE INVITING E-TENDER H.P. State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.
E-tenders in two bid system (techno-commercial and financial bid) are
monitoring (WQSM) for State Level Year Decree Holder.
Laboratory at Sidhpur in Tehsil invited for the procurement of ventilator accessories for various
Versus
Dharampur Distt. Mandi (HP) (Under departments of Dr. RPGMC Kangra at Tanda. The detailed tender
M/s Him Air Products (P) Ltd. and others.
Water Quality) (SH:- Providing service of document can be viewed and downloaded from website:
staff through contractor in water testing https://www.hptenders.gov.in from 01.9.2023 to 15.9.2023 upto Judgment-Debtors.
Laboratory at Sidhpur) for 1 year.
01:00 PM. Both techno-commercial and financial bid must be submitted Notice is hereby given that under Rule 64, Order XXI of the
2 Outsourcing of staff for operation and 7,95,463/- 15,190/- One 250/-
online from 04.9.2023 to 15.9.2023 upto 01:00 PM. In addition, techno- Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, an order has been passed by
maintenance of NABL accredited Sub Year
Divisional Water Testing Lab in Tehsil commercial bid duly signed and stamped along with EMD and tender fee this Hon'ble Court for the sale of the attached property
must be submitted in physical form in the office of the undersigned on or
Dharampur Distt. Mandi (HP) for one mentioned in the annexed schedule, in satisfaction of the claim
before 15.9.2023 upto 01:00 PM. Tenders without EMD/tender fee and
year. (Under Water Quality)
of the decree-holder in the suit mentioned in the margin,
techno-commercial bid in physical form shall be rejected straightway.
1. KEY DATES WILL BE AS UNDER:-
amounting with costs, and interest up to date of sale to the sum
I Date of Online publication 01.09.2023 at 5.00 PM The tender will be opened on 15.9.2023 at 03:00 PM. The bidders are
advised to visit the aforesaid website regularly for any corrigendum, of Rs. 4,42,18,901/- (Four Crore Forty two Lac Eighteen
II Downloading of e-tender Documents From 01.09.2023 at 5.00 PM to
modifications and clarifications in respect of this tender. The Additional thousand Nine Hundred and One only) which has come to be
11.09.2023 at 5.00 PM
Director (Admn.), Dr. RPGMC Kangra at Tanda reserves all the rights to Rs. 18,35,05,055/- (Eighteen Crore Thirty Five Lac Five
III Date of submission of e-tender From 01.09.2023 at 5.00 PM to
accept/reject any or all the tender offers without assigning any reason.
11.09.2023 at 5.00 PM Thousand and Fifty Five only) along with interest as
IV Physical submission of earnest money Upto 11:00 A.M. on 12.09.2023 Sd/- Additional Director (Admin.),
calculated till 09.07.2019. "The sale will be made by public
Dr. R.P. Govt. Medical College, Kangra at Tanda.
deposit and cost of tender documents (In
auction, and the property will be put up for sale in the lots
case of offline deposit) Endst No as above 13939-40 Dated: 31.8.23
DPR/HP/2450
specified in the schedule. The sale will be of the property of the
V Date of opening of bids:
(a) Cover-1 Eligibility Criteria Information & On 12.09.2023 at 11:30 A.M. Judgment-Debtors above named as mentioned in the schedule
Technical Bid GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH below and the liabilities and claims aching to the said property,
(b) Cover-2 Financial Bid Shall be intimated separately JAL SHAKTI VIBHAG so far as they have been ascertained, are those specified in the
The tender forms and other detailed conditions can be obtained from the website Member Secretary (DWSM)-cum- schedule against each lot".
www.hptenders.gov.in
In the absence of any order of postponement, the sale will be
Sd/- Executive Engineer Executive Engineer, held by The Collector, Solan Distt. Solan, H.P. at the monthly
Jal Shakti Division Dharampur
Jal Shakti Division Solan.
DPR/HP/2480 Bharari sale commencing at where the property situate on at 10
Telephone number 01792-223808, O'clock. In the event, however, of the debt above specified and
e-mail xeniphsolan@rediffmail.com of the costs of the sale being tendered or paid before the
HIMACHAL PRADESH
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT RECRUITMENT FOR THE POST OF ACCOUNTANT knocking down of any lot, the sale will be stopped.
At the sale the public generally are invited to bid, either
INVITATION FOR BIDS(IFB)
ON CONTRACT BASIS personally or by duly authorized agent. No bid, by, or on behalf
Applications in sealed covers are invited for the post of Accountant to be of the Judgment-Debtors above mentioned, however, will be
The Executive Engineer, H.P.P.W.D., Theog Division on behalf of
engaged purely on contract basis on consolidate contract amount/ accepted, nor will any sale to them be valid without the express
Governor of H.P. invites the percentage rate basis, in electronic
remuneration @Rs. 15000/- (Rupees Fifteen thousand) only per month
tendering system from the eligible class of contractors registered with
H.P.P.W.D., for the works as detailed in the table:- and annual increase @3% per annum will be applicable after completing
permission of the Court previously given. The following are the
further:
Sr. Name of work Esti- Starting Earnest Cost 12 months continuous service. The applications shall reach to the office
CONDITIONS OF SALE
No. mated date for money of of Member Secretary (DWSM)-cum- Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti
1. The particulars specified in the schedule below have been
cost ` down- ` form Division Solan by 14.09.2023. This post is initially for One Year and
stated to the best of the information of the Court, but the
renewable based on performance. He/She would be posted in the
loading bid `
District Water & Sanitation Mission and report to Member Secretary Court will not be answerable for any error, mis-statement or
1 R/R damages on Runkali 28,30,306 04/09/2023 20000 1500
(DWSM)-cum- Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Division Solan. The omission in this proclamation.
to Chikhar road Km at 17:00 Hrs
RD 0/0 to 6/500 (SH:- C/O interested candidates, who possess the requisite qualification and
experience as shown below, may apply to the Member Secretary
2. The amount by which the biddings are to be increased shall
R/wall at RD 1/175 to be determined by the Officer conducting the sale. In the
1/190) (DWSM)-cum- Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Division Solan giving their
complete educational qualification and experience. They should also
even of any dispute arising as to the amount bid, or as to
2 R/R damages on Forest 13,32,667 04/09/2023 11200 500
attach attested copy of the certificates and work experience. Candidate the bidder, the lots shall at once be again put up to auction.
Colony Chikhar Pump 17:00 Hrs
can also e-mail their resume to xeniphsolan@rediffmail.com by or 3. The highest bidder shall be declared to be the purchaser of
House road Km at RD0/0
to 6/400 (SH:- C/O R/wall before 14.09.2023 upto 05.00 PM. any lot; Provided always that he is legally qualified to bid,
at RD 3/970 to 3/990) Name of Post :- Accountant (contract basis). and provided that it shall be in the discretion of the Court or
Desirable Qualification:- Retired from the post of Superintendent
3 R/R damages on Nagal 5,71,794 04/09/2023 14500 350 officer holding the sale to decline acceptance of the highest
Devi Naleha road Km at 17:00 Hrs Grade-I/II or its equivalent of the age not more than 65 years. bid when price offered appears so clearly inadequate to
Experience:-
RD 0/0 to 5/0. (SH:- C/O make it advisable to do so.
R/wall at RD 0/090 1. Minimum 10 years of experience in handling day to day accounting
4. For reasons recorded, it shall be in the discretion of the
0/102,0/125 to 0/135 and including cash in Bank reconciliation.
1/305 to 1/317). 2. Knowledge of MS Office, Information Technology skills, email officer conducting the sale to adjourn it subject always to
/internet etc. is essential for the job. the provision of Rule 69 of Order XXI.
4 R/R damages on Nagal 15,39,212 04/09/2023 15200 500
Devi Naleha road Km at 17:00 Hrs 3. Ability to implement financial policy as per the programme 5. In the case of moveable property, the price of each lot shall
RD 0/0 to 5/0. (SH:- C/O guidelines procedures and good practice system. be paid for at the time of sale or as soon as after the officer
R/wall at RD 3/780 to 3/ 4. Effective communication skills/good working knowledge in English
holding the sale directs, and in default of payment the
800 and 3/750 to 3/757) and local language.
5. Organization awareness and understanding of the significance of
property shall forthwith be again put up and resold.
5 R/R damages on Nagal 24,14,296 04/09/2023 10300 500
6. In the case of immovable property, the person declared to
Devi Naleha road Km at 17:00 Hrs financial information for management decisions.
be the purchaser shall pay immediately after such
RD 0/0 to 5/0. (SH:- C/O 6. Independent handling of correspondence.
R/wall at RD 2/490 to 7. Ability for reliable, efficient and timely storage and retrieval of declaration a deposit of 25 percent of the amount of this
2/510). records and documentation. purchase money to the officer conducting the sale, and in
6 C/O Block Elementary 26,74,271 04/09/2023 11000 1500 8. Good interpersonal skills and ability to work as member of a team. default of such deposit the property shall forthwith be put up
Building Matiana (SH:- C/O 17:00 Hrs Deliverables expected:-
again and resold.
PCC R/wall at Left hand 1. Prepare each scroll on daily basis maintaining cash from the
side and B/wall at Right
7. The full amount of the purchase-money shall be paid by the
consultant book and using the internal accounting package.
purchaser before the Court closes on the fifteenth day after
hand side of building). 2. Responsible for the day to day accounting entries in the accounting
the sale of the property, exclusive of such day, or if the
7 R/R damages on Chhailla 5,42,719 04/09/2023 24000 350 package maintain vouchers and process supplier bills and staff
Shallowa Tikker road km 17:00 Hrs claims as per program policies. fifteenth day be a Sunday or other holiday, then on the first
0/0 to 11/500. (SH:- C/O R 3. Processing payment preparation of cheques and maintain bank office day after the fifteenth day.
/wall at RD 5/810 to 5/827 book on accounting package on a monthly basis reconciliation of all 8. In default of payment of the balance of purchase-money
and 3/600 to 3/615) bank accounts and lies in with bank for cash withdrawal, demand
within the period allowed, the property shall be re-sold after
Time allowed: One month for each drafts and fund transfers. the issue of a fresh notification of sale. The deposit, after
Deadline for submission of bid: 10.09.2023, 17:00 Hrs. for each 4. Proper deduction of taxes (TDS) from contractor, consultant and
defraying the expenses of the same may, if the Court thinks
The bidders are advised to note other details of tenders from the timely deposit and reconciliation of accounts.
5. Preparation of budget utilization reports and monthly financial MIS. fit, be forfeited to Government and the defaulting purchaser
department website www.hptenders.govt.in
6. Analysis of balances on monthly basis and reconciliation of shall forfeit all claim to the property or to any part of the sum
Note:-
accounts and maintain proper Book of Records assist in internal and for which it may be subsequently sold.
(1) Contractors are allowed to bid only two works , if he bids for more
statutory audits. 9. Assessed value of the land and building is Rs. 299.26
than two works, only the first two works in sequence will be
7. Manage petty cash, bank transaction and monthly accounting Lacs, realizable value is 236.78 lacs and distress value
considered.
functions in relation to reconciliation of cash and book.
(2) The above works shall be commenced within 4 days from the date is 204.22 lacs.
of award. The contractor who fails to start the work within 4 days 8. Undertake any other assignments as directed by Member Secretary
10. The reserved price of the property as Rs. 2.7 Crores per
the work shall be cancelled and earnest money shall be forfeited. (DWSM)-cum- Executive Engineer, Jal Shakti Vibhag at Distt. Head
quarter. Hon'ble Court order dated 14.03.2022
The work shall be awarded to the L2 contractor on the rates at par
with L1, if he agrees to do so. Given under my hand and Seal of the Court, this 28th day of
Last date of receiving application 14.09.2023 upto 5.00 PM
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified. August, 2023.
Sd/- Executive Engineer,
Theog Division B&R, Member Secretary (DWSM) Deputy Registrar (Judicial)
H.P.P.W.D.,Theog. -cum- Executive Engineer High Court of Himachal Pradesh
DPR/HP/2482
Tel. 01783-238376, Email: ee-the-hp@nic.in DPR/HP/2449 Jal Shakti Division Solan at Shimla-1.
DPR/HP/572
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CHANDIGARH | SUNDAY | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023

NIAarrests two for harbouring Army Chief reviews security at LoC Shah, Azad on
8-member... Jammu, September 2

ultras behind Dhangri killings

Tribune News Service
NewDelhi, September 2
The National Investigation
Agency (NIA) has arrested two
persons for harbouring terror-
ists who had killed five inno-
cent civilians in Dhangri vil-
lage of Rajouri district in
January this year.
The duo, Nisar Ahmed alias
Haji Nisar and Mushtaq Hus-
sain, were formally arrested
in connection with the previ-
ous registered case on Thurs-
day. They were produced
before the NIA special court
KEPT KILLERS IN A
HIDEOUT FOR 2 MONTHS
■ Nisar Ahmed and Mushtaq
Hussain are said to have shel-
tered two terrorists for two
months in a hideout in Rajouri.
■ Both did so on the directions of
Pakistan-based LeT handlers
— Saifullah alias Sajid Jutt, Abu
Qatal and Mohd Qasim.
■ According to NIA officials, they
had to camp in the region for
quite sometime during inves-
tigation when they zeroed in
on the accused.
Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande
on Saturday visited forward
areas along the LoC in Rajouri
sector and reviewed opera-
tional preparedness and secu-
rity situation.
Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi,
General Officer Command-
ing-in-Chief, Northern Com-
mand, along with other senior
officers, received the Chief of
Army Staff and briefed him
about the operational pre-
paredness, Additional Direc-
torate General of Public Infor-
mation (ADGPI) of the Army
posted on X, formerly Twitter.
The Army Chief interacted
with troops hailed them for
their professionalism. — PTI
Security personnel inspect vehicles in Srinagar on Saturday. PTI
from page 1
Act and any other law, it said.
Notably, it has been asked to
examine and recommend if
the amendments to the Con-
stitution would require ratifi-
cation by the states, and exam-
ine the logistics and
manpower required, including
EVMs, and VVPATs, for hold-
ing elections. The committee
would also “analyse and rec-
ommend” possible solutions
in scenarios such as a hung
House, adoption of no-confi-
dence motion or defection or
any such other event, the noti-
fication read. The committee
Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande interacts with troops along the LoC in will hear and entertain all per-
Rajouri. He reviewed their operational preparedness. PTI sons, representations and
communications which in its
opinion can facilitate its work

On the run for 30 years, Security men warned of honeytrap bids

in Jammu on Friday and were
sent to 12-day NIA custody.
Incidentally, both the accused
were currently lodged in Cen-
tral Jail, Kot Bhalwal, Jammu,
in connection with another
the terrorists who had carried and enable it to finalise its rec-
out the shocking killings of ommendations.
the civilians. They had pro- The panel has been asked to
vided logistical support to ter-
rorists for more than two
months and had sheltered
two terrorists arrested Arjun Sharma

Jammu, September 2
intelligence operatives, while
staying in Pakistan, use Indian
mobile numbers and use fake
clickable link (spyware) to a
cellphone for data hacking.
The intelligence note has
“suggest a framework for syn-
chronisation of elections and
specially, suggest the phases
case registered at Gursai them in a hideout which was Our Correspondent mostly from Doda district. With the ever increasing threat photographs of young women also mentioned the ways to and time frame within which
police station in Mendhar of constructed by the arrested The agency has initiated a of Pakistan intelligence opera- to lure security personnel on identify Pakistan’s opera- simultaneous elections may be
Poonch district. accused on the directions of Jammu, September 2 special drive to arrest those tives using fake social media social media platforms. The tives. It states that such oper- held if these cannot be held in
On January 1 this year, five Pakistan-based Lashkar-e- The State Investigation militants who have been profiles to honeytrap security fake profiles with photographs atives use photographs of one go and also suggest any
persons were killed and sev- Toiba (LeT) handlers, namely Agency (SIA) arrested two ter- absconding for the past several personnel deployed in J&K of women show themselves as beautiful women and Army- amendment to the Constitu-
eral others seriously injured Saifullah alias Sajid Jutt, Abu rorists who had been abscond- years due to different reasons. and Ladakh, intelligence agen- related to Indian military but related pictures. A photo can tion and other laws and pro-
in an attack by unknown ter- Qatal alias Qatal Sindhi and ing for the past over three Most of such terrorists had cies have circulated a detailed do not specify any detail. be identified after reverse- pose rules that may be required
rorists. The case was initially Mohd Qasim. decades from Doda. Identified been leading a normal life due note among security forces to They not only honeytrap vic- searching it on Google, it in such circumstances”. It
registered in Rajouri under During the course of inves- as Firdous Ahmad Wani of to almost no initiative earlier. be alert of such deceiving tac- tims but also lure them stated. Security personnel would also recommend the
Sections 302, 307, 120-B of tigation, a team of NIA offi- Ghat village and Khurshid Out of the 734 absconders, tics of Pakistan’s Inter Ser- through promise of financial have been advised not to modalities of use of a single
the IPC and Sections 13,16 cials camped for quite some- Ahmad Malik of Bharat vil- the SIA has so far verified and vices Intelligence (ISI). gains. Another method of lur- accept friend requests from electoral roll and electoral ID
and 8 of the UAPA, 1967, and time in the hilly terrain of lage, they received training in identified 369 absconders. The advisory states such ing a victim is by sending a unknown persons. cards for voters’ identification.
Sections 7 and 27 of the Rajouri, Poonch and Reasi Pakistan in AK-series rifles Out of the 369 verified abscon-
Arms Act. districts and examined suspi- and using grenades. They ders, 80 have died, 45 are resid-
The NIA had taken over cious entities and later zeroed were wanted by the police for ing in Pakistan or Pakistan-
and re-registered the case on
January 13. Its investigations
in on the aforesaid persons
who had provided the hide-
their active involvement in ter-
rorism in Doda in 1990s. The
occupied Kashmir (PoK) and
other countries, 127 remain
Army porter
hurt in blast
ISRO launches 1st sun mission as India...
revealed that both accused out. Further investigation is SIA has recently arrested untraced and four are lodged in from page 1 each other and create a stable entific payloads. The instru-
were involved in harbouring in progress. eight other terror operatives, jails. (With PTI inputs) Jammu, September 2 After some earth-bound position for an object in ments will observe and study
An Army porter was injured in manoeuvres, Aditya-L1 will between. Once Aditya-L1 the solar corona (the outermost
a landmine blast near the LoC start its journey toward the L1 reaches the L1 point, it would layer), the photosphere (the
on Saturday. Mukhtiar Ahmad point located 15 lakh km away be able to orbit the sun at the sun’s surface or the part we
Mir of Gagrian village was rid- from the earth. The travel time same rate as the earth. Space- see from the earth) and the
ing a horse when he acciden- – from the launch to reaching based solar observatories of chromosphere (a thin layer of
tally triggered the landmine at the L1 point – would be around the ESA and NASA are also plasma that lies between the
Mauli Dhokh in Sawjian sec- 125 days, Somanath said. positioned there. photosphere and the corona).
tor, officials said. L1 or Lagrange point 1 is a The spacecraft is planned to The data will help scientists
Mir was shifted to the sub- spot between the sun and the be placed in a halo orbit understand solar activity, such
district hospital in Mandi. As earth. According to Biman around the Lagrange point 1, as winds and flares, and its
part of an anti-infiltration Nath of Raman Research ISRO said, adding that the effect on the earth and near-
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different positions on outsourcing basis. DPR1Pb149655
S. Tender Ref. No. Date of Issue/download The 64-year-old Kotak’s res- ■ He founded Kotak Mahindra including Gupta are in run- keen to ensure a smooth tran-
No. Tender Document ignation took the financial Finance with just three ning for his post. sition by sequencing these
1. Tender No. Tender/PRSC/2023-24/008 4.9.2023
world by surprise and initially, employees 38 years ago in a A man who founded Kotak departures. I initiate this
Detailed tender document containing terms and conditions may be down
loaded from website www.prsc.gov.in. The last date for submission of speculation mounted whether 300 sq feet office in Mumbai. Mahindra Finance with just process now and step down
bid document is 25.9.2023 upto 4.00 pm at the aforesaid address. it was a hostile takeover or tax ■ Beginning with an investment three employees 38 years ago voluntarily as CEO.”
DPR/Pb/27399 Sd/- Director, PRSC troubles with the government of ~10,000, he turned it into in a 300 sq feet office in Mum- Kotak was also nostalgic in
that hastened his decision to an institution with market cap bai and turned it into an insti- his resignation letter to Apte.
quit. Kotak, Gupta and Apte of Rs 3.66 lakh crore. tution with market cap of Rs “I stand in a lonely place of
NOTICE
are due to retire at the end of 3.66 lakh crore, Kotak said an being the founder, promoter
Himachal Pradesh State Rural Livelihood Mission (HPSRLM), the year. planned around the closing investment of Rs 10,000 when and largest shareholder. The
Department of Rural Development intends to invite sealed As Kotak explained in his months of his tenure, he he started out in 1985 would be bank also carries our family
financial quotations from the interested vendors those who are
letter to Apte, over the next thought it prudent to pass on worth around Rs 300 cr today. name and carries that as its
dealing in the production of plastic packaging material (BPA free)
in all the different sizes and shapes for the packaging and few months he would be sig- the baton now that the formal- To a wider audience, he brand. The institution we have
marketing of Self-help groups products. The interested vendors nificantly occupied with per- ities relating to the previous explained on X: “Succession built stands for purpose, trust
may submit the sealed quotation to the office of Chief Executive sonal and family commit- fiscal year such as the AGM at Kotak Mahindra Bank has and integrity. I am committed
Officer, HPSRLM, Durga Complex, 1&2 Floor opposite Indian Post ments. As his elder son’s had been completed. been foremost on my mind, as a shareholder to see this
Office, Kasumpti, Shimla on or before 11.09.2023 till 2:00 p.m. marriage functions are being He will remain a non-execu- since our Chairman, myself institution grow,” he wrote.
The specifications of the products for which quotations are
invited may be downloaded from https://www.himaajeevika.com/
For any clarification drop an e-mail to nrlmhp@gmail.com.
Sd/- Chief Executive Officer,
HIMACHAL PRADESH
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Test Maiden Pharma’s Punjab to fill...
albendazole samples at... attendance would now be com-
HP State Rural Livelihood Mission.
DPR/HP/566 CORRIGENDUM
The tender invited through e-Puocurement vide this office NIT No. PW/NLD/ CB/ TA/ tender pulsory for the revenue offi-
J.N. GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE Publication /2023-24-5103-07 dated 21-08-2023 for Job No.1 for the work C/O 180.20 mtr. Double lane cials. He said it would ensure
SUNDERNAGAR, HIMACHAL PRADESH
bridge over Sirsa Nadi on link road from Harraipur to Chunri (SH C/O Sub structure, super structure and the State Drug Controller, four syrups that contained patwaris performed their duty
protection work) Under RIDF XXVIII,) and was schedule to be opened on 4-09-2023 is hereby postponed
Telephones: 01907-267199, 267688 Haryana, took the samples for “unacceptable amounts of efficiently during office hours.
due to some administrative / technical reason and will now be opened on dates shown as under
testing at a state government diethylene glycol and ethyl- Mann said the state govern-
Fax: 01907-266811 Job No. As per tender Notice Now to be read as
lab as required under the ene glycol” as contaminants ment was committed to pro-
Website: www.jngec.ac.in, E-mail: jngechp@yahoo.co.in Starting date for Deadline for Opening Starting date for Deadline for Opened
downloading Bid submission date downloading Bid submission of date Drugs and Cosmetics Act. in WHO labs in October viding clean, efficient, respon-
CORRIGENDUM and end date of Bid and end date Bid However, the lab didn’t have 2022. These allegedly led to sive and transparent
The Director-cum-Principal, Jawaharlal Nehru Govt. Engineering College, 24-08-2023 04-09-2023 04-09-2023 24-08-2023 11-09-2023 at 11-09-2023 the facility to carry out the dis- the death of 70 children in administration to the people.
Sundernagar, Distt. Mandi (H.P.) invited sealed bids under two bid system for
the purchase of books pertaining to Civil Engineering M.Tech Course till 28th 10:00 AM at 10:30 AM at 11:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM at 11:00 AM solution test. So, it approached the Gambia. However, test- Meanwhile, the Punjab Pat-
August, 2023. In this regard, it is intimated to all concerned that due to The bidders are advised to note other details of tenders from the department website the court to test the samples at ing of control samples by the war Union said it welcomed the
administrative reasons, the last date of submission is hereby extended up to www.hptenders.gov.in. the CDL, Kolkata. Central Drugs Standard decision as their first demand
20th September, 2023 till 04:00 P.M. The revised time and date are as follows: (ON BEHALF OF GOVERNOR OF HIMACHAL PRADESH
1. Last Date and Time for receipt of Bid: 20/09/2023 up to 04.00 P.M. Sd/- Executive Engineer
On July 15, 2022, the Control Organisation didn’t had been met, but would con-
2. Time and Date of opening of Bids: 21/09/2023 at 11.00 A.M. (Technical Bid) Nalagarh Division HMSCL had placed the order find the syrups contaminat- tinue the protest till other
21/09/2023 at 03.00 P.M. (Financial Bid) HPPWD Nalagarh for albendazole tablets for ed. But for violation of good demands were acceded to.
No. PW/NLD/CB/TA-Corrigendum/5750-53 DPR/HP/2472 Dated:- 2.9.2023 supplying it to government manufacturing practices, all “There are 4,716 sanctioned
There is no change in the rest of conditions, as notified earlier.
Sd/- Director-cum-Principal, hospitals and dispensaries. manufacturing activities of posts in Punjab, but with the
J.N. Govt. Engineering College, The firm is also linked to the firm were stopped. formation of new districts, the
Sundernagar, Distt. Mandi (H.P.)
DPR/HP/2471 number must have increased
POSTGRADUATE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL to 7,500,” said Harvir Singh
EDUCATION & RESEARCH, CHANDIGARH
NOTICE INVITING e-TENDER
The Hospital Engineer (Civil-I), PGIMER Chandigarh re-invites on behalf of the
CBI chargesheets 3 railway... Dhindsa, president of the
union. They further asked the
government to clear its posi-
Director PGIMER, Chandigarh online Percentage rate bids from the enlisted adjacent tracks and collided level crossing gate number 94 tion on biometric attendance
contractors of appropriate class of CPWD/Department of Posts/BSNL/Railways/
M.E.S./Chandigarh Administration/CHB/MC Chandigarh/State PWD's/HUDA/ with the oncoming Yeshwant- near Bahanaga Bazar station with respect to dealing with
PUDA/State Electricity Boards & Corporations dealing in Civil works or composite pur-Howrah Express. In its was done by Mahanta using field duties of patwaris.
on Two bid system (Eligibility & Financial Bid) for the following works:-
NIT No.: PGI/Engg./Civil-I/2023/70-A, Name of Work:- Renovation of Married
chargesheet filed before a spe- the circuit diagram of level
cial CBI court in Bhubaneswar, crossing of a different gate –
calendar
Doctor Hostel (NB-1, NB-2, F-Block & H-Block), Sector-12, PGIMER, Chandigarh.
(Composite work) (SH:- Civil & Electrical work), Estimated Cost:- Rs. 196.19 Lakh
(Civil work:- Rs. 166.36 Lakh, Electrical work:- Rs. 29.83 Lakh), Earnest Money:-
the CBI has charged the No. 79, officials said.
Rs. 3,92,380/-, Period of Completion:- 6 Months, Last date and time of accused under Sections 304-II The duty of the accused was September 3, 2023, Sunday
submission of bid:- 13.09.2023 up to 4.00 p.m., Last date & time for submission (culpable homicide not to ensure that testing, over- ■ Shaka Samvat 1945
of Original EMD:- 14.09.2023 up to 4.00 p.m. Date and time of opening of ■ Bhadrapad Shaka 12
Eligibility bid:- 15.09.2023 at 3.00 p.m. The Original EMD as scanned & uploaded amounting to murder), 34 read hauling and carrying out alter- ■ Bhadrapad Parvishte 18
shall be deposited physically by all the intending bidders in the office of H.E. (Civil-I) with 201 (common cause read ations to the existing signal and ■ Hijari 1445
as per above schedule failing which the bid shall be treated as invalid. The tender
forms and other details can be obtained from the website: www.eprocure.gov.in/ with destruction of evidence) interlocking installations were ■ Krishna Paksha Tithi 4, up to 6.25 pm
■ Vriddha Yoga up to 3.12 am
eprocure/app, and official website of the PGIMER www.pgimer.edu.in. Press of the IPC and Section 153 of in accordance with the ■ Revti Nakshatra up to 10.39 am
notice is also available on www.eprocure.gov.in. The Contractors are requested to
get their firm registered on the website www.eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app for the Railways Act. The CBI has approved plan and instructions ■ Moon enters Aries sign 10.39 am
participating in e-tendering process (helpdesk No. for registration- 09988447883). alleged the repair work at the which he did not do. — TNS ■ Panchak ended 10.39 am
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SPORT 11
BRIEFLY Rain helps India escape, earn a point after Pak pacers take all 10 England go 2-0
up against NZ Diksha stays ahead
Making a point
THIMPHU (BHUTAN) Pallekele, September 2
India open SAFF U-16

campaign with narrow win
The Indian U-16 men’s foot-
ball team secured a hard-
fought 1-0 win over
Bangladesh to open its SAFF
U16 Championship campaign
here today. The Ishfaq
Ahmed-coached side, playing
their first-ever international
match, were kept at bay by
some solid goalkeeping from
Bangladesh’s Nahidul Islam
before Thoungamba Singh
Usham netted the winning
goal in the 74th minute.
KOLKATA
Mohun Bagan, East Bengal to
fight for Durand Cup title
The stage is set for the year’s
biggest faceoff in Indian
domestic football as fierce
rivals Mohun Bagan Super
Giants and East Bengal FC
lock horns in the grand finale
of the Durand Cup here
tomorrow. It will be a battle of
nerves and emotions
between the two giants at the
Salt Lake Stadium. The clash
would be a repeat of the
2004 Durand Cup final, which
East Bengal won 2-1. The two
clubs have won the tourna-
ment a record 16 times each.
NEW DELHI
Bhubaneswar, Guwahati to
host FIFA WC qualifiers
Bhubaneswar and Guwahati
will host India’s opening two
home matches of the FIFA
World Cup 2026 and AFC
Asian Cup 2027 Preliminary
Joint Qualification Round 2,
the All India Football Federa-
tion announced today. India
have been drawn in Group A
of the Asian qualifiers along-
side Qatar and Kuwait. The
fourth team will come from
the Round 1 fixture between
Afghanistan and Mongolia.
LONDON
Premier League clubs spend
record £2.36 billion
Premier League clubs spent
a record £2.36 billion on
new players in the recently
concluded transfer window.
The transfer window, which
opened on June 14 before
closing on September 1,
exceeded last year’s record
£1.92 billion, with the top-
flight clubs spending £255
million on deadline day
alone. Premier League clubs
are responsible for 48 per
cent of the total spending
across Europe’s top five
leagues, which include La
Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga
and Ligue 1. AGENCIES
TODAY ON TV
DURAND CUP FINAL
EAST BENGAL VS MOHUN BAGAN
SONY SPORTS 4PM
ASIA CUP
BANGLADESH VS AFGHANISTAN
STAR SPORTS 3PM
EPL
LIVERPOOL VS ASTON VILLA 6:30PM
ARSENAL VS MAN UNITED 9PM
STAR SPORTS
US OPEN
SONY SPORTS 8:30PM
As the Indian and Pakistan
players shook hands after
their Asia Cup encounter
was washed out, the grins
on their faces told the tale;
both teams seemed
relieved that they did not
end up the losers, such is
the pressure of an India-
Pakistan game.
It can be argued, howev-
er, that the Indians would
be happier because they
were in big trouble at one
stage, at 66/4. It was a res-
cue act by Hardik Pandya
and Ishan Kishan that
took them to a respectable
total, the two adding 138 to
take the team to 204, when
Kishan was dismissed for
82 off 81 balls.
Shaheen Afridi exposed
India’s top order by clean-
bowling India’s best bats-
men, Rohit Sharma and
Virat Kohli; Rohit was
deceived by a ball that came
in after two balls had gone
away from him, while Kohli
played on to his stumps.
The third wicket to fall,
that of Shreyas Iyer, was
claimed by Haris Rauf
when Iyer pulled straight to
the man at midwicket.
Rauf’s second victim was
Shubman Gill, bowled
when he was beaten by the
movement off the seam.
After the Pandya-Kishan
heroics, Pakistan’s fast
bowlers rattled the lower-
order batsmen, too, with
the final five wickets
falling for 27 runs.
The Pakistan spinners
were not effective, but the
pacemen returned to rout
the tail, with Rauf remov-
ing Ishan and Afridi send-
ing back Pandya and Ravin-
dra Jadeja in the same over.
Naseem Shah then crushed
the tail, with the result that
all 10 wickets were taken by
the pacemen.
Chasing 267 in an India-
India beat Pakistan in shootout to Sable qualifies for Diamond League Finals
win Hockey5s World Cup qualifier
The Indian players and support staff, including team manager Sardar Singh (extreme right), celebrate. HI
Salalah (Oman), September 2
India emerged champions
in the men’s Asian Hockey
5s World Cup qualifying
tournament after beating
arch-rivals Pakistan 2-0 in a
shootout here today. Both
teams were locked at 4-4 in
Shaheen Shah Afridi celebrates after dismissing Virat Kohli. AP/PTI
Both the Indian openers — Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma — were bowled. AP/PTI
Pakistan game can always
prove tricky due
to the pressure
inherent in these
games. But at the
halfway stage Pakistan —
who beat Afghanistan in
three games played on Sri
Lankan soil in the last 10
regulation time. India have
booked their place in next
year’s Hockey5s World Cup.
For India, Mohammed
Raheel (19th and 26th min-
utes), Jugraj Singh (7th)
and Maninder Singh (10th)
were the goal-scorers, while
days — would have been
confident of
beating India
as well.
It was India’s
first match in Sri Lanka,
with no real opportunity
for acclimatisation, but
coach Rahul Dravid would
Abdul Rehman (5th), cap-
tain Abdul Rana (13th),
Zikriya Hayat (14th) and
Arshad Liaqat (19th) were
on target for Pakistan. In
the shootout, Gurjot Singh
and Maninder managed to
beat the goalkeeper. — PTI
be worried about the way
his best batsmen were rat-
tled by Pakistan’s top-
class pace bowlers.
Brief scores: India 266 all
out in 48.5 overs (Kishan 82,
Pandya 87; Afridi 4/35,
Naseem 3/36, Rauf 3/58) vs
Pakistan. — Agencies
Xiamen (China), September 2
India’s Avinash Sable fin-
ished a creditable fifth in
the men’s 3000m steeple-
chase event of the Diamond
League’s Xiamen leg today
to qualify for the Finals in
Eugene, USA.
The 28-year-old, who had
failed to qualify for the
final round in the World
Championships last month,
clocked 8 minutes, 16.27
seconds, which was well
below his season’s best of
8:11.63 and national record
time of 8:11.20.
Olympics and world cham-
pion Soufiane El Bakkali of
Morocco won the race with a
time of 8:10.31, while Samuel
Firewu (8:11.29) of Ethiopia
and Amos Serem (8:14.41) of
Kenya were second and
third, respectively.
Sable, the 2022 Common-
wealth Games silver medal-
list, collected four points
MANCHESTER, September 2
England’s Johnny
Bairstow and Harry Brook
smashed half centuries
before debutant Gus Atkin-
son took four wickets to
power England to a 2-0 lead
over New Zealand in their
four-match T20I series with
a 95-run victory on Friday.
After winning the toss and
opting to bat, Bairstow fin-
ished with an unbeaten 86 off
60 balls and Brook impressed
with 67 from 36 as England
finished on 198/4.
Atkinson made an immedi-
ate impression by taking the
wickets of Devon Conway,
Tim Seifert, Tim Southee and
Lockie Ferguson. Already
named in England’s prelimi-
nary squad for the World Cup,
Atkinson was given his
chance to prove his worth
and wasted no time taking it.
Magnificent Marsh
Durban: New Australia T20I
captain Mitch Marsh scored a
second successive unbeaten
half century to lead his side to
an emphatic eight-wicket vic-
tory over hosts South Africa
on Friday and claim an unas-
sailable 2-0 lead in the three-
match series. The home side
were sent in to bat and posted
164/8, a total that never
looked enough with the small
boundaries at Kingsmead.
Australia had little trouble
knocking off their target in
14.5 overs as Marsh fol-
lowed up his unbeaten 92 in
the 111-run victory in the
first match on Wednesday
with 79 not out from 39
deliveries, including eight
fours and six sixes.
He put on 100 in 45 balls
for the second wicket with
impressive opener
Matthew Short, who was
both elegant and brutal in
equal measure for his 66
from 30 balls. — Reuters
from the race for a total of
11 points from four events
this season. He qualified
for the Finals for the first
time. He will join Olympics
and world champion
javelin thrower Neeraj
Chopra and long jumper
Murali Sreeshankar.
Will be hard to clock 2:58
at Asian Games: Amoj
New Delhi: The perform-
ance at the World Champi-
onships is a major confi-
dence booster but
replicating that at the Asian
Games will be difficult giv-
en that the field will be less
competitive, said Indian
men’s 4x400m relay team
member Amoj Jacob.
Jacob, Muhammed Anas
Yahiya, Muhammed Ajmal
Variyathodi and Rajesh
Ramesh shattered the
Asian record, clocking 2
minutes, 59.05 seconds to
of chasing pack
Diksha Dagar is 10-under and leads by one shot. LET
IRISH OPEN
Dublin, September 2
In-form Indian golfer Diksha
Dagar continued her march
in Europe as she fired a 3-
under 69 in the second round
to hold on to her sole lead at
the Women’s Irish Open.
Diksha produced a sensa-
tional finish with three
birdies in the last four holes
to add to her first round score
of 7-under 65. She is current-
ly 10-under and leads by one
shot over three players —
Netherland’s Anne Van Dam
(69-66), Indian-American
Gurleen Kaur (66-69) and
Italian Emma Grechi (66-69).
Vani Kapoor (73-70) was T-
45, Ridhima Dilawari (72-72)
T-51 and Tvesa Malik (73-72)
T-59, while Amandeep Drall
(75-74) missed the cut.
Despite not getting off to
the best of starts as she had a
bogey on the first hole, Dik-
sha hung in. She got the shot
back on the fifth before mak-
ing another birdie on the
sixth. A bogey on the 14th set
her back but she made a
strong finish with birdies on
the 15th, 17th and 18th.
“Today, I struggled a little
Avinash Sable finished fifth in
the steeplechase event in 8
minutes, 16.27 seconds. FILE
take the team to its first-
ever World Championships
final last week.
At the Asian Games, the
bit because I played very
well yesterday. I handled it
very well and finished with
a respectable score,” Diskha
said. “On the 17th hole, I
made a long birdie putt. I
thought ‘wow yes’ because
I was feeling a little bad
after the 16th as I missed a
birdie putt. The birdie on 17
made me feel confident and
I attacked the flag on 18
and I had a very good putt
left,” she added.
Diksha is currently fifth
on the Ladies European
Tour’s Race to Costa Del
Sol, which is the Order of
Merit. The top four from
the list will get an
LPGA card and the next
10 a spot in the final stage
of LPGA Q-School.
LET rookie Gurleen,
whose parents are of Indian
origin, shot a 3-under. She
made a bogey on the fourth
but bounced back with a
birdie on the fifth before
another dropped shot on the
eighth. However, a hole-out
for an eagle on the ninth
saw Gurleen regain momen-
tum and she rolled in
birdies on 11 and 17 to get to
a total of 9-under. — PTI
quartet will be the frontrun-
ners to win gold. “Definitely,
it will be hard for us to get
2:58 because we won’t get
that much challenge from
anyone else at the Asian
Games. Everyone will be
looking at us,” Jacob said.
“I think Japan will be
competitive, they have
three 44-second runners.
Don’t know about the tim-
ings, anything can happen
on that day,” he added.
The Indian team finished
fifth in the final, clocking
2:59.92. Jacob revealed the
team was feeling fatigued
after the heats. “Before the
heats we were focussing on
running in 2:58. Our coach
asked to try and be in the
first bunch to qualify direct-
ly. But after that race,
Rajesh was puking and we
were very tired,” added
Jacob, who ran the fastest
split in the heats. — PTI

Haaland does the trick for ‘perfect’ City Djokovic back from the brink; Swiatek sails through
MANCHESTER, September 2
Erling Haaland netted a sec-
ond-half hat-trick as paceset-
ters Manchester City main-
tained their 100 per cent
record in the Premier League
with a 5-1 thrashing of Ful-
ham today. Julian Alvarez
and Nathan Ake opened the
scoring for the champions,
who have beaten Fulham in
their last 15 league meetings
and now top the table with a
perfect 12 points from four
games. Fulham, who scored
an early equaliser through
Tim Ream before being over-
run, have four points from
their four games.
Haaland, who broke sever-
al scoring records last sea-
son, added another, becom-
ing the fastest player to
reach 50 goal involvements,
with 42 goals and nine
assists in just 39 Premier
League appearances.
Son treble
Tottenham Hotspur’s Son
Heung-min scored a hat-
trick — his first goals of the
Tottenham’s Son Heung-min celebrates with James Maddison. AP/PTI
season — as his side demol-
ished Burnley 5-2 at Turf
Moor after the visitors had
gone behind. Burnley, still
without a point, got a
dream start when Lyle Fos-
ter finished neatly in the
fourth minute.
But Tottenham soon hit
their stride and Son levelled
in the 16th minute with a
dinked finish before Cristian
Romero’s rasping shot gave
the Londoners the lead in
first-half stoppage time.
James Maddison made it
3-1 with a delightful curled
finish in the 54th minute
before Son struck twice in
quick succession just past
the hour mark to complete
an emphatic win that put
Tottenham second in the
table on 10 points from four
games. Burnley grabbed a
late consolation through
Josh Brownhill.
Toothless Chelsea
Nottingham Forest substi-
tute Anthony Elanga struck
early in the second half to
earn a 1-0 win at toothless
Chelsea. — Reuters
NEW YORK, September 2
Novak Djokovic saw his US
Open hopes nearly sunk by a
fellow Serb while defending
women’s champion Iga
Swiatek sailed into the
fourth round of the year’s
final Grand Slam as an
American wave swept across
Flushing Meadows.
On the ropes and reeling
after dropping the opening
two sets of his match to
compatriot Laslo Djere, a
tenacious Djokovic lifted
himself up off the floor, as
he has done so many times
before, to claim a 4-6 4-6 6-1
6-1 6-3 win. It marked the
38th time Djokovic has won
a five-setter and kept alive
the 36-year-old’s quest for a
fourth U.S. Open crown that
would pull him level with
Margaret Court’s record
haul of 24 Grand Slams.
“I hope you enjoyed the
show, it was not so enjoyable
for me especially in the first
two sets,” Djokovic told the
crowd. “It was one of the
toughest matches I have
Novak Djokovic celebrates after defeating Laslo Djere in the third round. AP/PTI
played here in many years.”
While Djokovic
needed almost four
hours to get the job
done, Swiatek
needed only 49
minutes to book her spot.
The Pole showed her best
of 18-year-old Czech qualifi-
er Jakub Mensik. Tiafoe,
who electrified the tourna-
ment with his run to the
semifinals last year, is once
again exciting the home
crowd, advancing with a 4-6
6-2 6-3 7-6(6) victory over
crafty French veteran Adri-
an Mannarino.
Fourteenth seed Paul
overcame a third-set hiccup
to dispatch Spaniard Ale-
jandro Davidovich Fokina 6-
1 6-0 3-6 6-3 and will next
face 20-year-old compatriot
Shelton, a 6-4 3-6 6-2 6-0 win-
ner over Aslan Karatsev.
It was not as productive a
day for US women, with only
Coco Gauff moving on, and
the sixth seed needed to dig
deep to keep from joining
Jennifer Brady, Taylor
friend on Tour, Kaja Juvan, to the last-16, raising hopes Townsend and Bernarda Pera
no mercy, thrashing of a first homegrown men’s at the exit. Gauff had to work
the Slovenian quali- champion in two decades. hard to see off Belgium’s
fier 6-0 6-1. Ninth seed Fritz is seen as Elise Mertens 3-6 6-3 6-0.
Americans Taylor the main US contender for Caroline Wozniacki won the
Fritz, Frances Tiafoe, the title and he blasted his battle of US Open comeback
Tommy Paul and Ben Shel- way into the fourth round queens, rallying to beat
ton all moved safely through with a 6-1 6-2 6-0 demolition Brady 4-6 6-3 6-1. — Reuters
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IN BRIEF
Centre clears two
judges for Orissa HC
NEW DELHI: The government
on Saturday notified the
appointment of advocate Sibo
Sankar Mishra and senior
judicial officer Ananda Chan-
dra Behera as judges of the
Orissa High Court. TNS
360 booked for Maha
quota stir violence
AURANGABAD (MAHA): A day
after an agitation for reserva-
tion for the Maratha commu-
nity turned violent in Maha-
rashtra's Jalna district leading,
the police on Saturday regis-
tered a case against more than
360 persons for their alleged
involvement in violence. PTI
UGC no to Aadhaar
number on degrees
NEW DELHI: The University
Grant's Commission (UGC)
has directed the universities
across the country against
printing Aadhaar number of
students on degrees and provi-
sional certificates. IANS
Moon to sun: India eyes lion’s share in space economy
Aditi Tandon
Tribune News Service
NewDelhi, September 2
With two successful back-to-
back space missions to the
moon and now the sun —
Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1
respectively — India is eyeing a
lion’s share of space economy
in the near future.
Currently, India accounts
for 2 per cent of the global
space economy, which was
close to USD 447 billion in
2020, far behind the major
players, China and the US.
But projections are set to
change, top department of
space officials said on Saturday,
citing the two big recent
launches and preparations in
place for the trial launch of
India’s first human spaceflight
Madhavan, new FTII Nainital lab’s intelligent algorithm to
boss, has much to do help Aditya study solar atmosphere
Nonika Singh
Chandigarh, September 2
It’s a double bonanza for super-
star actor-director R Madhavan.
Soon after picking up the
National Award for the Best Fea-
ture Film for his directorial sig-
nature ‘Rocketry: The Nambi
Effect’, Madhavan was appoint-
ed the president of the FTII and
chairman of its Governing
Council. Madhavan succeeds
celebrated director Shekhar
Kapur, whose tenure ended on
March 3 this year.
With his appointment to head
the Pune-based FTII (Film and
Television Institute of India),
Madhavan is in the company of
greats such as Adoor Gopalakr-
ishnan, Shyam Benegal, Saeed
Akhtar Mirza, Girish Karnad et
al, who held the position in the
past. The FTII has a reputation
of producing gems right since
its inception in 1960. It is almost
a byword for excellence in the
film world. In the recent past,
however, appointments to its top
position have ruffled feathers —
in 2015, for instance, the appoint-
ment of TV actor Gajendra
Chauhan as chairman was seen
as an attempt to ‘saffronise’
FTII and led to a 139-day strike
by the institute’s students.
When Anupam Kher took
over from Chauhan in 2017,
there were murmurs about his
political affiliations as well.
However, though he might be
aligned with the ruling dispen-
sation at the Centre, Kher
enjoys a faultless reputation as
an artiste. The same can be said
about Madhavan. Back in 2018,
he had said he is ‘not politically
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Baghel turned Chhattisgarh into
‘ATM for Gandhi family’, says Shah
Tribune News Service
NewDelhi, September 2
Union Home Minister Amit
Shah on Saturday released an
‘aarop patra’ (chargesheet)
against the incumbent Con-
gress government led by
Chief Minister Bhupesh
Baghel in Chhattisgarh and
said the BJP would capture all
11 parliamentary segments in
the state in the 2024 Lok Sab-
ha election.
Shah’s mention of the
“2024 polls” on a day when
the Law Ministry notified a
panel under former Presi-
dent Ram Nath Kovind to
examine the feasibility of one
nation, one election is signifi-
cant, given opposition par-
ties’ apprehension that the
elections may be held earlier.
Accusing Baghel of convert-
ing the state into an “ATM for
Gandhi family”, Shah said the
ruling dispensation in the
state was indulging in loot.
He also upped the ante on
■
In 2020, government-dominated space sector opened for private
■ New Space India Limited (NSIL), a PSU, allowed to own the
operational launch vehicles and space assets of ISRO. Supply-
based model changed to demand-driven with NSIL acting as an
aggregator of user requirements and obtaining commitments
■ Creation of an independent nodal agency under the Department
of Space, Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Cen-
tre, to promote, regulate space activities by non-government entities
■ Liberalisation of traditional satellite communication and remote
sensing sectors enabling industries to take up end-to-end activities
Gaganyaan by early October.
While domestic projections
are that India’s current 8 billion
USD space economy will reach
40 billion USD by 2040, top glob-
al consultancy firm ADL, which
provides insights into industry
performance, recently project-
‘Akshay Kumar of South’
mustcementPune-based
institute’s reputation
R Madhavan
inclined’, but at the 75th
Cannes Film Festival recently,
as part of a contingent repre-
senting India, he effusively
praised PM Narendra Modi.
Madhavan’s detractors see him
as the ‘Akshay Kumar of the
South’, though there is no
denying his talent, versatility
and fan following, which cuts
across languages and borders.
He has been part of Hindi
movies such as ‘3 Idiots’, ‘Tanu
Weds Manu’, ‘Vikram Vedha’,
‘Rang De Basanti’ among oth-
ers, and his appointment
should not necessarily be seen
through a political prism.
“I will do my best to live up to
the expectations,” Madhavan
said today, and it’s hoped that
he would help in cementing the
stature of FTII, which has taken
some beating in the recent past.
It’s moot whether one person’s
appointment can make or mar
an institute, but there is certain
power in symbolism. While his
appointment is being hailed by
his fans as a ‘worthy one, Mad-
havan has much to do to
make it worthwhile.
Releases ‘chargesheet’ against Congress govt
Union Home Minister Amit Shah releases ‘aarop patra’ against
the Chhattisgarh Congress government in Raipur on Saturday. PTI
religious conversions in tribal
areas besides listing scams to
attack Baghel for alleged cor-
ruption. Shah specifically
mentioned alleged scams
involving coal, liquor, online
betting, and said: “The BJP’s
lotus will bloom on all 11 Lok
Sabha seats of the state in
SPACE RACE
participation through reforms
in these domains
ed that the Indian space econo-
my could even touch up to 100
billion USD by 2040 on the back
of expanding space budget.
India’s present space budget
is nearly 1.93 billion USD a
year, a fraction compared to
the US (61.97 billion USD) and
VijayMohan
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, September 2
As the Aditya-L1 spacecraft
embarked upon its journey
towards the sun, it carried on
board the first-of-its-kind intel-
ligent algorithm to analyse the
solar atmosphere that has
been developed by a laborato-
ry located in the Himalayas.
The Aryabhatta Research
Institute of Observational Sci-
ences (ARIES), Nainital, has
designed an automated algo-
rithm to detect coronal mass
ejections (CMEs), which are
significant expulsions of mag-
netic field and accompanying
Abstentions no reflection
on host country: Officials
Sandeep Dikshit
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, September 2
With at least three heads of
state dropping out of next
week’s G20 summit, sources
have pointed out that absten-
tions are to be expected as it is
not always possible for every
leader to attend every summit.
The South Block has turned
the 18th G20 summit, which is
being hosted by India for the
first time, into a marquee event
and a watermark of the coun-
try’s prestige on the global
stage. But with reports that
some heads of state may skip
the event, sources here clari-
fied that “these things do not
reflect anything about the host
country. The level of atten-
dance at global summits varies
from year to year. From time to
time, many leaders skip sum-
BACK PAGE
2024. PM Narendra Modi will
lead a stable and strong gov-
ernment at the Centre for a
third time in a row.”
The Union Home Minister
also said people of the state
had made up their minds to
send the Congress packing
“lock, stock and barrel”.
China (12 billion USD).
“The soaring reputation of the
Indian space agency, ISRO,
expanding budgets, rising pri-
vate participation and start-up
boom will take the space econo-
my to great heights. We have
grown from four startups in
SUPPORT CELL
■ ISRO has collaborated
with Aryabhatta Research
Institute of Observational
Sciences, Nainital, to estab-
lish Aditya-L1 Support Cell
■ It will help analyse the data
given by ISRO establishments
plasma mass from the sun’s
corona into the heliosphere.
It will track the huge bubbles
of gas threaded with magnetic
field lines that are ejected from
the sun, disrupting space
weather and causing geomag-
netic storms, satellite failures,
and power outages, according
ATTENDANCE VARIES
❝ Attendance at global
summits varies from year
to year. From time to time,
many leaders skip summits
for their own reason. Sources
mits for their own reason”.
The most glaring example
was the 2021 G20 summit in
Italy, where there were no major
geopolitical reason for leaders to
skip it. But circumstances
turned out in such a way that six
countries attended the event
below the head of state
(HOS)/head of government
(HOG) level. As things stand,
three heads of state among G20
countries and one head of state
among nine invited nation are
set to miss the summit. Of the 16
physical summits, except the
first three in 2008 and 2009,
there has never been a single
occasion from 2010 till now
when every country has attend-
ed at the HOS/HOG level.
He said during 10 years of
UPA rule from 2004 to 2014,
Chhattisgarh received only Rs
77,800 crore in tax devolution
and as grant in aid as against
Rs 3.02 lakh crore under PM
Modi’s tenure of nine years.
The Home Minister took
swipe at the Baghel govern-
ment saying: “Instead of the
steel and aluminium industry,
which the BJP promoted in
Chhattisgarh, the Congress
government has set up a
transfer industry. They have
mastered the practice of “pay
and work” in the state.
Shah asked CM Baghel
why he had “blocked 16 lakh
applications under PM
Aawas scheme for rural
housing.” The state govern-
ment is also preventing a law
to curb rampant religious
conversions in the state and
atrocities on STs and SCs are
rising,” Shah said.
Out of 11 Lok Sabha
seats in the state, BJP cur-
rently holds nine.
2019 to over 150 today. Our satel-
lite launching facilities are
being hired by countries across
the world,” Department of
Space officials said today.
They attributed the rising
confidence in Indian space
capacities to the phenomenal
pace at which ISRO is success-
fully launching tough mis-
sions. “Global space agencies
have been taken aback by our
pace,” a government official
said amid growing competi-
tion in the space market.
Awe around the successful
landing of India’s Chan-
drayaan-3 on the unexplored
lunar south pole has not died
yet and the historic mission is
expected to figure in bilaterals
between Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi and heads of G20
to the Ministry of Science and
Technology. “This algorithm
has been hard-coded by ISRO
and will be used to detect
CMEs automatically on board
Aditya-L1, making it one-of-
the-first on board intelligence
algorithms for this purpose, as
no similar thing has been
attempted in previous NASA
or the European Space Agency
missions studying the Sun,” a
statement read.
The algorithm will be embed-
ded in the visible emission line
coronagraph, Aditya-L1’s pri-
mary payload that will image
the sun’s atmosphere and
corona at high resolution.
Woman paraded
naked in R’sthan;
10 arrested, CM
meets victim
Jaipur, September 2
As the incident of a 21-year-
old tribal woman being
stripped and paraded in a
Rajasthan village sparked
outrage, the police on Satur-
day said they have arrested 10
people, including her hus-
band, and detained a minor.
A day after the video of the
incident appeared on social
media, Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot met the victim and her
family in Pratapgarh. He
announced financial assis-
tance of Rs 10 lakh and a gov-
ernment job for the woman.
Gehlot said the accused will
be tried in a fast-track court and
given the strictest punishment.
The BJP targeted the Congress
government, accusing it of fail-
ing to contain crimes against
women. The DGP said a special
investigation Team has been
formed under the supervision
of IG, Banswara Range, and SP
Pratapgarh will investigate all
aspects of the incident. — PTI
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CHANDIGARH | SUNDAY | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023
Rahul dares PM Modi Canada pauses
FTA negotiations
toprobe Adani deals with India
NewDelhi, September 2
Congress leader and Lok Sab-
New Delhi, September 2
In an unexpected move, Cana-
da has paused negotiations for
ha member Rahul Gandhi on a free trade agreement (FTA)
Saturday hit out at Prime with India and now both coun-
Minister Narendra Modi on tries will mutually decide on
the Adani Group stock manip- resuming the talks in the
ulation charges. “India’s PM future, an official said.
can’t order an inquiry against “We will decide by mutual
Adani. This is because after agreement when negotia-
the inquiry, it is not Adani who tions will resume," the offi-
will be at loss but someone cial said. — PTI
else,” he said.
Rahul was speaking at the
‘Rajeev Yuva Mitan Confer-
ence’ in Nava Raipur, Chhat- Congress leader Rahul Gandhi
Russia deploys
tisgarh, along with Chief Min- at an event in Raipur. ANI N-missile on
ister Bhupesh Baghel. Rajasthan, Karnataka,
Talking about BJP’s defeat Himachal Pradesh, or the combat duty
in the Karnataka Assembly upcoming governments in Moscow, September 2
elections, Rahul said, “Before Telangana and Madhya The head of Russia's Roscosmos
every election, the BJP pres- Pradesh, the Congress will space agency has said the coun-
ents a number. Its say it will form the government of the try has deployed an advanced
get 230 seats-250 seats. But poor, not of Adani,” the Con- intercontinental ballistic missile
every poor person in Karnata- gress leader said. Baghel said, that President Vladimir Putin
ka voted for the Congress.” “The Congress always works once said will make Russia’s
“The BJP has broken the towards empowering the com- enemies “think twice.”
economic backbone of India. mon people and to give them Agency head Yuri Borisov
The GST and demonetisation their rights.” This is Rahul’s said Sarmat missiles have
destroyed small businesses first visit to the poll-bound been placed on combat duty,
and that was done deliberate- state after the Congress held according to Russian news
ly,” he said. “Be it the govern- its plenary session in Raipur agencies. Further details were
ments in Chhattisgarh, in February. — TNS not reported. — AP
Mohali-based SCL made
states during the Leaders’
Summit in Delhi on September
9 and 10. The Chandrayaan-3
devices for solar mission
success is critical considering AjayBanerjee The SCL-fabricated Vikram
the US’ Apollo Mission in 1972, Tribune News Service Processor was also used in the
which had found the Moon to NewDelhi, September 2 Chandrayaan mission.
be dry but water was later esti- The Aditya-L1 mission to the The processor’s main
mated on the lunar surface. sun carries indigenously application is in the realisa-
Chandrayaan-3’s potential to designed and fabricated radia- tion of onboard computers
send back evidence of water tion-hardened devices made for navigation, guidance and
would be critical. Likewise, by Mohali-based Semi-Con- control processing in flight
Aditya-L1 will make it possible ductor Laboratory (SCL). applications.
to study the atmosphere of the The SCL has also provided The SCL, which specialis-
sun and its magnetic proper- measurement in digital mag- es in making semiconduc-
ties. These energy sources can netometer payloads, and the tors, has a long association
have tremendous applications launch vehicle for the mission with the Indian Space
on earth and will boost the Indi- uses the SCL-made Vikram Research Organisation
an space economy in the future. Processor for navigation. (ISRO). In the past, the
ISRO is also ready for pre- A magnetometer is a device PSLV rocket that injected a
cursor Gaganyaan trials and that measures magnetic field military satellite into space
spacecraft XPoSat to gather and the direction, strength or had two advanced payloads,
cutting edge scientific under- relative change of a magnetic including Vikram Processor
standing in astronomy. field at a particular location. developed by the SCL.
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BEING ATEACHER TODAY
Eminent educationists reflect on what the vocation means to them, the challenges and the concerns that can’t be ignored
REGAINING VISION,
AND HEALING TOUCH
AVIJIT PATHAK
I O
TAUGHT for more than three decades in a leading university.
And I continue to believe that there is something higher and
nobler in this vocation beyond the routinised act of disseminat-
ing facts and theories, completing the official syllabus, conducting
exams and hierarchising/grading students.
A teacher ought to redefine himself/herself as a co-traveller who
walks with students, understands and
explores the world with eternal curiosity,
and strives for a world that celebrates
the liberating potential of science, arts
and diverse traditions of knowledge. In
other words, a good teacher is one who
encourages the spirit of humanistic tem-
per — the spirit of dialogic conversations
and compassionate listening.
Well, I am aware of the harsh reality. In this market-driven/intol-
erant/ toxic age, we see the death of ideals — the murder of the
pedagogy of hope and liberation. When coaching centre strate-
gists replace great teachers; when nothing matters more than the
instrumental logic of ‘success’; or when our minds conditioned
by all sorts of totalitarian discourses of nationalism and religious
identities refuse to celebrate the spirit of critical enquiry — the
vocation of teaching tends to lose its vision, its ideal and its eman-
cipatory potential. What worries me is that if the vocation of teach-
ing continues to be trivialised through all sorts of scams, and
naked politicisation of schools, colleges and universities, none can
resist our collective degeneration. In the absence of teachers as
philosophers, healers and communicators, the new generation
might become terribly wounded — ethically and politically.
— Avijit Pathak taught at Jawaharlal Nehru University
AUTONOMY, NOT
OVER-REGULATION
FAIZAN MUSTAFA
O O
URancient education system gave full autonomy to teach-
ers. Today, the sector is over-regulated and grossly under-
funded. Restore autonomy. Teaching law nowadays is
quite challenging. With the establishment of National Law Uni-
versities, the quality of students has improved
drastically. Due to corporate placements,
good students generally do not join LLM.
There’s an acute shortage of good law
teachers. We must provoke students to
think. A law class is not good if it is only
about some sections of law. It must pres-
ent the broader societal need for a law and
why it succeeds or fails. Since students can
get all the information from the Net, they would be attentive only
when they get analysis that is not available. We do learn from our
students and that’s why I address them as my co-learners. A good
teacher must be ideologically neutral and objective.
— Faizan Mustafa is Vice-Chancellor, Chanakya NLU, Patna
THE FAIRYTALE OF TEACHING
SHIV VISVANATHAN The Teacher is no longer a legitimate figure. The ones
who survive are exemplars. Exemplars sustained in an
T
HE Teacher is a survivor; he is a broken myth.
Once a teacher was a utopian idea of a com-
mons of knowledge. Today, he’s a clerk.
The university as a myth is completely bro-
ken. Knowledge is a commodity. And The
ecology of mediocrity. A Frank Thakurdas or a JPS
Uberoi are legends anywhere. They are doubly pre-
Teacher merely a bonded clerical labour or a
secretariat. The dissenters and the
eccentrics thus become crucial.
The model of the university today is the tuto-
rial college. It is the Macaulay-ite paradigm. It
emphasises entry over quality and turns teaching
into a nightmare. The Teacher has no access to the possi- cation Policy; it turns education into a dismal science. The
bilities of the plurality of research. The sadness of the uni- Teacher as a storyteller desperately needs to come back.
versity is one of the unstated truth of India’s modernity. — Shiv Visvanathan has taught at leading institutions
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NURSERIES OF MEMORIES
SHYAM MENON
“I have learned that people will forget what
you said, people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made
them feel.” — Maya Angelou
A FEW days back, a Class II child was
made to go through the humiliation
and trauma of being slapped by
each of his classmates, on the orders
of their teacher. Imagine, for a
moment, that you were that little
child, or were one among those
who were made to slap their class-
mate. How would you process this
memory and carry it with you?
Schools are nurseries of memories
— good and bad, happy and sad, comfort-
ing and scary. We are selective in retaining
our memory. We carry with us some as a
source of inspiration, some as a painful
reminder of loss, grievance or humiliation.
Some memories that we are unable to
process get submerged into the deeper
recesses of our consciousness.
Classrooms can easily become the breed-
ing ground of cultures of fear, leading to an
accumulation of painful and stressful
memories. As teachers, we wield enor-
cious as storytellers and as theoreticians. The
university survives on them. They keep myth
alive. They keep knowledge alive. Teacher’s
Day needs a new manifesto of knowledge,
not a thank you note to a secretariat.
The wonder is that the fairytale of teaching
still exists. There is a romanticism that we
must acknowledge. India is an epidemic of tuto-
rial colleges. What should be banned is the New Edu-
mous power over young lives. Power is the
ability to influence, an instrument to
empower and bring about change — not
through coercion but persuasion, empa-
thetic imagination, logic, and by personal
example. Power is also often understood
by many as the ability to issue physical
sanctions against the hapless and
weak. However, coercion and
violence do not result in last-
ing resolutions. They merely
leave behind deep wounds.
Powerful as we are as teach-
ers, we are ourselves deeply
vulnerable to the pathologies of
our times. This makes our job a
dangerous one. The core strand of prepar-
ing to be a teacher should be an intense
process of interrogating one’s own social
position, upbringing, worldview and funda-
mental assumptions of one’s thoughts. One
must begin to question one’s own ‘com-
monsense’ before taking on the vocation.
One way this can be pursued effectively is
through reflections and deliberations
among professional collectives of teachers.
— Shyam Menon taught at
the University of Delhi
AS MUCH ASEEKER AS ASTUDENT
MAHESH RANGARAJAN
T EACHER’S Day (September 5) is a day to
celebrate much, but more so a day to
think about what lies ahead. To me,
as a student of history, it is humbling as
well as inspiring that it is the birthday of
a philosopher-statesman, Dr Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan, who took Indian phi-
losophy to the world stage. He was a
teacher first and last, as much as a
research scholar.
Today, teaching is not about conveying what to
think. On the contrary, it is teaching how to think in a
logical and holistic way.
The challenge is to make students think about why,
As India gets ready to host the G20 Summit,
a look at the issues and the power contours
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BETWEEN LINES
NEERA CHANDHOKE
NE of my favourite fictional detectives is a professor of
English literature, Kate Fanslett. She solves murders in
novels authored by Amanda Cross. When asked how she
managed to identify the murderer, Kate replied, “I am a profes-
sor of English literature; I know how to read between the lines.”
This is precisely what a good university teacher does, teach her
students how to read between the lines.
That is, she teaches them what the dif-
ference between information and
knowledge is. They can get informa-
tion from any source. Will they know
how to interpret that information? Con-
sider that a schoolteacher instructed
students to slap a child merely because he
belonged to a particular religion. This is
information. The realisation that violence against people because
they belong to a ‘demonised’ religion is wrong, is knowledge.
Knowledge comes when young people learn to distinguish
between ‘what is’ and ‘what should be’. Our fellow citizens must
not be harmed on grounds of gender, caste, religion or sexual
preferences. These are morally irrelevant. We ought to resist
injustice. This is the least we owe our fellow citizens.
A university teacher has to train her students to critically engage
with ‘what is’ — discrimination, inequality, unfreedom, and injus-
tice. She has to motivate them to reflect on what a good society
should be — open, tolerant, and compassionate. This is what great
literature, philosophy, sociology, and political theory tell us. Teach-
ing is not a profession; it is a vocation the way priesthood is a voca-
tion, to inculcate critical sensibilities in young minds.
— Neera Chandhoke taught at the University of Delhi
AGENT OF POSITIVE
SOCIAL CHANGE
ARVIND
NE of my teachers was fond of saying that the vocation
gives the opportunity of remaining a student. I’ve
taught physics to a diverse set of students, be it at
GNDU, Carnegie Mellon, IIT-Madras, IISER-Mohali or Pun-
jabi University. For me, the most exciting
part of the day is the time spent in the
classroom. This is partly because half
of my lecture is not planned, it
unfolds during the interaction.
A teacher is a role model and
should strive to live in a way that
motivates students to pursue a life
with strong human values. Personally,
teaching physics in Punjabi to undergraduates from tradi-
tionally marginalised communities has been a very satis-
fying experience. Teaching should be an agent for positive
social change, a tool to unlock your hidden potential.
— Arvind is Vice-Chancellor, Punjabi University, Patiala
how and when things happen. The pleasure is the
unexpected question that stumps you and then
prompts a fresh search. Why are there penguins in the
South Pole and polar bears in the North Pole is a
prize winner. Another is why the doomed Adolf
Hitler poisoned his German Shepherd Blon-
di before dying by suicide. The answer to
one takes us to the intricacies of ecology,
the other to the depths of fanaticism.
The purpose of the teacher is to help the
student develop the powers of reasoning,
but with empathy and compassion. It’s a
quest where the teacher is as much a seeker. Dr
Radhakrishnan would have approved.
— Mahesh Rangarajan teaches at
Ashoka University, Sonepat

02
‘I try to be in the moment’
Nonika Singh
G
IFTED actor Pankaj Tripathi
has every reason to be on
cloud nine. He has just won
yet another National Award
(for ‘Mimi’). His ‘Oh My
God 2’, which withstood the tsunami of
‘ Gadar 2’, may not have set the box office
on fire but has crossed the elusive ~100-
crore mark, besides winning over critics.
His portrayal of central character Kanti
Sharan Mudgal, combining a dramatic
flourish with measured acting, has gar-
nered much appreciation.
But Tripathi is still not flying high. Equa-
nimity is one of his many qualities. As he
puts it, “I am not affected easily; neither by
success nor failure. ‘Na zyada khushi
mein khush, na zyada dukh mein dukhi.’
Just like the philosophy of the Bha-
gavadgita.” Like his character of a Shiv
bhakt in ‘OMG 2’, he is a believer, only he
follows the Advait school of Hinduism.
He feels that giving an ‘A’ certificate to
‘ OMG 2’, which dared to broach the taboo
subject of sex education, was certainly self-
defeating. “The fact that the very section
(teenagers), whose problem is being
addressed, can’t watch the film is indeed
counterproductive.” Refusing to be drawn
into the game of numbers and the specula-
tive drill that ‘OMG 2’ would have fared
better had it been a solo release, he says, “I
am not a man of trade. I am an actor. I do
my work earnestly and go home.”
All praise for director-writer Amit Rai, he
shares how Rai had written the script some
eight years back. When Tripathi was first
offered the film, he had said no. The reason
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for his reluctance was his packed schedule.
But once he heard the script, he knew he
had to juggle his dates.
With innumerable projects in hand, he
would certainly like to slow down. Do
actors too face burnout? “More than any-
one else, since we invest physically, men-
tally and emotionally. We have to laugh
and cry on the spur of the moment, at oth-
ers’ predicament, and that makes acting a
gruelling process.”
By next year, he hopes to do only four
projects a year. So, no more cameos. He
says, “I don’t see any point in doing what I
have already done. Besides, it is unfair to
those who offer me meatier roles.”
Among the plum roles on his plate is the
titular role in ‘Main Atal Hoon’, wherein he
steps into the shoes of former Prime Minis-
ter Atal Behari Vajpayee. He has also been
part of biopics like ‘Harjeeta’ and ‘Gunjan
Saxena: The Kargil Girl’. On being asked if
biopics tend to idolise unnecessarily, he
says, “What’s wrong with hero worship-
ping? If the person is awe-inspiring, he/she
deserves to be looked at with respect.”
Having made his point, however, he also
adds, “The Vajpayee film, directed by
National Award-winning director Ravi Jad-
hav, will be balanced and has been well
researched.” Tripathi himself has delved
Actors, says Tripathi, are
prone to burnout since
they invest physically,
mentally and emotionally
RAVI KUMAR
An ‘A’ certificate for
‘OMG 2’ was certainly self-
defeating. The fact that the
very section (teenagers)
whose problem is being
addressed in the film
can’t watch it is indeed
counterproductive.
deep into both Vajpayee’s persona and, of
course, his poetry. In the vast sea of Vajpay-
ee’s poetic gems, the poems he truly cher-
ishes are ‘Kaal Ke Kapal Par’ and ‘Haar
Nahi Manunga’.
Though he considers ‘Main Atal Hoon’ a
significant film, it’s not his dream role.
Actually, there is none that figures on his
wishlist since the much-awarded and feted
actor is not consumed by overweening
ambition. So, how does he manage to nail
every character, be it devious or humane?
The NSD alumnus replies, “I try to be
there, in the moment.”
His fans may believe his acting is too
good to be true, but each time he watches
his work, he feels, “I could have been bet-
ter, more nuanced.” As for his rise as a star
actor, with his fandom cutting across all
age groups and young audiences cheering
for him each time, he makes his presence
felt on the big screen, but he owes it all to
OTT. “Thanks to digital platforms, hum
jaise abhineta bhi star ban gaye,” he avers.
Indeed, ‘Mirzapur’, ‘Criminal Justice’ and
even ‘Sacred Games’ have been the turn-
ing points in his career. Though sequels do
not excite him as much, in the near future,
apart from a host of sequels like ‘Stree 2’
and ‘Fukrey 3’, he will reprise his part of
Kaleen bhaiya in ‘Mirzapur 3’.
Between content high on the entertain-
ment quotient and one with social purpose
like ‘OMG 2’, he would ideally like to be a
part of both. But he is not a greedy actor.
Rather, he insists that acting is only a
means to an end. He states, “The real goal
is to live life fully.” Clearly, it’s this life
source from which stems his uncanny abil-
ity to bring each character to life.
Pulaofor special occasions
FOOD
TALK
PUSHPESH PANT
W
HENEVER the word
pulao is mentioned, the
images that the mind
conjures up are of
flavourful yakhni pulao,
prepared with mutton, or murg pulao, which
is considered healthier. There are, of course,
myriad vegetarian versions. Top of the heap
is the gucchi pulao that incorporates expen-
sive and exotic wild mushrooms for Kash-
mir, to the simple jeera pulao at the bottom.
In between, matar pulao, navratan pulao
and, at times, gatta pulao rub shoulders.
There are even some sweet pulaos like aam
or ananas ka Muzaffar and mutanjan
(made from mutton and rice).
There was a time when pulao was the jew-
el in the crown of the Awadhi dastarkhan.
The bawarchis who cooked for the nawabs
competed with one other in creating novel-
ties to titillate the jaded palate of their
patrons. Moti pulao and sheesranga pulao
are seldom encountered nowadays.
Some time at the turn of the last century,
biryani pushed the pulao off the centrestage.
Before this, birinj pulao (ancestor of biryani)
was just one of many pulaoin a long list. This
is not the place to go into details of why and
how this happened but today, well-made
pulao has become almost extinct. This is the
reason our heart jumped with joy when our
hosts Anurag Malik and Supriya Ganpathy
treated us to a subtly spiced and wonderful-
ly aromatic semya-chemeen (prawn sevian)
pulao at a delightfully curated meal at their
restaurant Oota in Bengaluru. The dish is
cooked in coastal Karnataka as well as in the
adjacent districts in Kerala. Sevian substi-
tute the rice, breaking the monotony, and the
prawns lighten it very pleasantly. A great
dish for special occasions.
Human agency
has not ended
Shelley Walia
There comes a time when one must take a
position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor
popular, but it must be taken because con-
science tells him it is right.
— Martin Luther King Jr
A
NY dialogue on human free-
dom is a step towards the analy-
sis of the social and political
consequences of diversity,
exile, and multiculturalism on
some of the most pressing issues of human
concern. Our conversations, indeed, help
shape our fearless resistance to civil aggres-
sion, academic repression and pervasive
racism. We, who wake up to this reality, grad-
ually begin to evoke our history, and our
poet’s songs where, in the words of Angela
Davis, “the insistence of imagining emancipa-
tory futures, even under the most desperate of
circumstances, remains a decisive element.”
Living these last few months of vicious
turmoil of rising animosities and the
wreckage of democracy, I’ve been strug-
gling to understand what we humans have
done to ourselves, and the disconcerting
world around us. Good news now feels like
a dream. Amazon rainforests vanish, dev-
astating floods inundate the earth, inno-
cent minorities face the madness of lynch
mobs. Social activists who dedicate their
lives to the welfare of the tribals meet their
sad end without a trial.
What kind of thoughts do we then pass on
to our fellowmen so as to leave behind a bet-
ter world? Can we be self-critical and hon-
est? Where is the sense of objectivity when
you are moved by the death of a white man
while the murder of a black by a cop is tak-
en for granted? The death of a cow can result
in lynching and incarceration, but the rape
and murder of a Dalit girl ends in hushing
up the legal proceedings. How can anyone
ignore the flouting of human rights when
journalists are detained for no credible rea-
son, democratic dissent hounded and fun-
damental human values brazenly violated?
Secular politics undeniably stands negated
by the bourgeoning demagogy of political
opportunism. The recent ‘Rushdie affair’ is
a stark illustration of the insecurity of reli-
gious institutions and political structures
that unequivocally take a stand against the
freedom of expression and individual right
to religious practice. Brutal fatwas and
extreme positions point to the insubstantial-
ity of the notion of the ‘sacred’.
I often retreat into the music of fortitude
and compassion I find in Bob Marley and
Gloria Estefan. I hear the voice of the Civ-
il Rights in Odetta Holmes and Wyclef
Subtly spiced and wonderfully
aromatic, semya-chemeen
pulaois cooked in coastal
Karnataka as well as adjacent
districts in Kerala
METHOD
■ Wash the prawns and pat dry. Chop the
tomatoes. Finely, chop onions. Heat
ghee/butter in a thick-bottomed pan.
Add royal cumin seeds and the rest of
the whole spices. Stir-fry on high flame
for 30 seconds. Add the onions. When
these turn light golden brown, add gin-
ger-garlic paste and crushed green
chillies. Add tomatoes and continue to
stir-fry on medium high flame for two
minutes. Add the prawns in the pan
and gently stir-fry for a minute to blend
all ingredients. Sprinkle the powdered
spices, along with salt, and add two
cups of hot water. Bring to a boil on
high flame. Add the roasted sevian.
Cover with lid and cook on medium
flame for about five minutes. Uncover.
Ensure that all the moisture is
absorbed. Sprinkle coconut milk, if
CHANDIGARH | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023
Jean, the questioning of established dog-
mas in the lyrics of Leonard Cohen. And
more than anything, the rebellious poetry
of Kazi Nazrul Islam, the critic of rising
religious intolerance, resonates: “I am the
rebel eternal, /I raise my head beyond this
world, /High, ever erect and alone.” As Her-
bert Marcuse once said, “It is the air that
we also want to breathe someday, and it is
certainly not the air of the establishment.”
Such a non-conformist perspective
becomes compellingly provocative in Marx,
for instance, who on no occasion loses faith in
the power and promise of citizenship in a par-
ticipatory democracy. He remains a stimulat-
ing companion of profound thought on the
meaning of human emancipation and
modernity, and a proponent of emancipatory
reason, of a rationalist scrutiny of the world
with a commitment to human freedom. He
must be celebrated for his dialectical open-
ness scaffolded by an understanding of con-
tradictions and conflicts in social life.
Hope lies in countering
a deceitful narrative
entrapping the gullible in
our disconcerting times
In his company, we are indeed poised at a
dramatic moment of resistance to the coer-
cion of free thought, with the aim of seeking
alternatives and realising we could make
amends for our past by collectively deciding
to change our very perception of democracy.
As Gayatri Spivak advises, we must move
away from a narrow ethnocentric tradition,
constantly remembering that “we are folded
together with the other side in a critical inti-
macy”. The logical upshot to this would be
the defence of human rights and fundamen-
tal freedoms through the promotion of an
atmosphere of inclusiveness, respecting
multiplicity of races, languages and cultures.
“Human agency has not ended,” says Noam
Chomsky. Our very hope lies in countering a
blatantly deceitful narrative entrapping the
gullible in our relatively disconcerting times.
Understandably, some of us might be
sceptical of certain “truths” or “pieties”, but
such a temperament of incredulity is a step
towards a secular world that helps to rein-
force the institutions of democracy. It is not
the pomposity of 18th century rationalism
but a critical process that is robust enough to
interrogate the dominant narratives without
withdrawing into a passivity of abject com-
pliance with historical meaning, experience
and knowledge expediently designed to
foist the master idea on the masses.
PRAWN SEVIAN PULAO
INGREDIENTS
Prawns (medium, shelled
and deveined, retain tails)
18-20
Sevian (roasted) 1 cup
Tomato (medium) 1
Onion (medium) 1
Garlic-ginger paste 1 tsp
Green chillies (crushed) 2
Bay leaf 1
Cinnamon stick 1-inch piece
Cloves 2-3
Black peppercorns 6-8
Green cardamoms 2
Red chilli powder 1 tsp
Coriander powder 1 tsp
Turmeric powder ¼ tsp
Royal cumin seeds ½ tsp
Ghee/butter 1 tbsp
Coconut milk (optional) ¼ cup
Salt To taste
Mint leaves A small sprig
using. Cover again. Cook on dum on
very low heat for another four to five
minutes. Uncover, garnish with mint
leaves and serve hot with choice of
pachadi/raita and a slice of pickle.
■ The recipe may appear simple, and
indeed it is so. But it is not foolproof.
It takes little time but requires con-
stant supervision. If you are distract-
ed for even a short while, the sevian
will turn lumpy and the pulao will be
ruined. You may start with a little less
than two cups of water and like to
cook the pulao uncovered. Sprinkle
the rest of the water as required.
Don’t worry excessively as both the
prawns and the roasted sevian don’t
require much cooking.
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CHANDIGARH | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023

ARTS 03
PTI
Sarika Sharma

T
HE docuseries ‘First of a Kind’
on Prime Video shows a clip of
singer AP Dhillon sitting on
the stairs of his Gurdaspur
home two days before leaving
for Canada in 2015 and strum-
ming a tune on his guitar. “I remember
shooting the video and telling him that he is
going to become a big singer one day and
only I will have the privilege to listen to him
sitting by the beach,” his father Rashpal
Singh recalls. And almost prophetically, it
has come true.
Amritpal Singh Dhillon went to Canada
with two suitcases. He worked odd jobs dur-
ing the day, spent his nights making music,
slowly collecting money to buy basic equip-
ment for his garage studio. This marked the
start of Amritpal becoming AP.

REIGN OF
“In the beginning, nobody wanted to work
with me. All the labels told me it ain’t gonna
work. So, I had two options. One is give up
and listen to their advice; the second is to do

what my heart tells me to do,” he says in the
series, adding how he decided to prove
everyone wrong. It was in Canada that he
met fellow bandmates Gurinder Gill, a
singer, and lyricist-singer Shinda Kahlon.
His slew of singles — ‘Fake’, followed by
‘Faraar’ — in 2019 paved the way for his first
hit, ‘Majhail’, in June 2020. He followed it
up with ‘Excuses’ in July, which became a
hit in India and Pakistan. Both made it to the
Official Charts Company (UK Asian and UK
Punjabi Chart). His “desi geet” and “trap
beat” have since made him one of the most
streamed artistes in the world. His latest sin-
gle, ‘With You’, charted in the top 40 Spotify
Global Charts, the highest ever for a Punjabi
song. It is no coincidence that AP’s career
coincides with Swedish audio streaming
giant Spotify’s foray into India in 2019.
His understated vocals set AP apart from
most of the high-on-adrenaline Punjabi
singers — the softness accentuated by his
play of “sophisticated pop, smooth R&B and
catchy hip-hop”. In 2022, ‘Excuses’ by AP
(even though a 2020 release) was the most-
streamed song on Spotify in India, with over
19 crore streams in the year, followed by Ali
Sethi’s global hit ‘Pasoori’ and Arijit Singh’s
‘ Kesariya’. In March this year, he became the
first-ever Punjabi artiste to perform at Cana-
da’s coveted Juno Awards. In an article for
CBC Music, music critic Jeevan K Sangha
called his appearance “a historic indication of
a new era of Canadian music, where a Punjabi
act can be celebrated in the mainstream...” He
had performed alongside the likes of Avril
Lavigne and Tate McRae. “I am happy that
this brown skin is finally getting recognised,”
AP had said on the red carpet.
If his 2021 India tour went houseful even
in non-Punjabi-dominated places like Goa
and Hyderabad, a year later, he was touring
North America, with thousands of goras
attending his shows alongside desis and
grooving to his music, if not singing along.
At the New York leg, he had top American
Brown Munde
rapper Nas introducing him as the
“newest, greatest artiste in the world”. This
journey to global fame and recognition was
done in just four years, and this is what
makes AP’s rise extraordinary.
A quiet child growing up in Gurdaspur,
music was his only means of expression. His
passion owes itself to his father’s interest in
music and poetry. “Our home was always
reverberating with the melodies of Nusrat
Fateh Ali Khan, Bade Ghulam Ali Khan,
Jagjit Singh and Pankaj Udhas. Amrit
imbibed it all, but was always clear about his
own interests. Whenever he was performing
at school, college or anywhere else, he would
pick up the guitar and hand over the harmo-
nium to his friends,” says his father Rashpal
Singh, a civil engineer with the Punjab Gov-
ernment’s PWD (B&R). However, AP never
thought of taking up music professionally.
“He assumed that as my father had never
allowed me to take up music as a career,
even I would not appreciate Amrit becom-
ing a musician,” shares Rashpal.
‘Brown Munde’ was certainly the game-
changer in AP’s success story. Featuring
singers such as Sidhu Moosewala, Steel
Banglez and Nav, it spoke of the amplified
reach of Punjabi/South Asian singers
sweeping Bollywood; on a larger level
though, it was an ode to the diaspora. In no
time, it became an anthem for all the brown
boys. The song remained at No. 1 on the
Official Punjabi Music Chart Top 20 in the
AP Dhillon’s success
story is a glorious mix of
Punjabi lyrics and music
that blends genres such
as pop, R&B and hip-hop
UK for months in a row. AP Dhillon — the
man, the band — was branded a hitmaker.
The album that followed, ‘Not By Chance’,
reaffirmed that his music was no fluke.
‘Brown Munde’ also made the industry sit
up and take notice. “I felt Punjabi artistes
could become global stars. His music was
appealing to not just those who follow Hindi
or Punjabi. The vibe of his music, the quali-
ty of music production were all as good as
global sounds, just as K-Pop or Latin music.
He made us sound truly international,” says
lyricist-producer Bunty Bains.
Canada-based lyricist Gill Raunta says the
musical treatment of ‘Brown Munde’ was
amazing. “Here was a guy whose singing
style was a total shift from the ‘folk gayaki’
of Punjab,” he says. This was reiterated by
DJ-broadcaster Bobby Friction in the series.
He recalled how when he first played AP on
radio, people asked him what that was and
why they were singing like this.
“It sounded very unusual to me at first, but
had such a catchy tune and it grew on me.
This is what set AP on an upward track. The
video amplified the song. There is no deny-
ing that he marketed it well and made it
reach wherever there were Punjabis. ‘Brown
Munde’ secured his place in the Punjabi
music industry,” Raunta says.
Something similar had happened with
AP’s father. Rashpal recalls: “I would hear his
songs so many times and not quite like them
initially. It wasn’t my kind of music. But then,
I found myself listening to them all day in my
car. In fact, before Amrit went public with his
music, we had a discussion on this. He told me
that there was a huge gap between world and
Punjabi music. He said the world was listen-
ing to something totally different. Why can’t
we mould Punjabi into that music, he asked
me. He said he wanted to bring global recog-
nition to Punjabi.” And AP did it.
Navprit Kaur, who teaches political sci-
ence at Kurukshetra University’s Institute
of Integrated Studies, is an ardent student
of popular culture and Punjabi music. She
feels that more than talent, today’s Punjabi
musicians are a result of democratisation
of the music industry. “If the cassette
industry dictated terms earlier, the reach of
an artiste today is no longer bound by an
institutionalised system. There are reels
and there are influencers,” she says.
Hungarian scholar Julia Szivak, who has
researched Bollywood and Punjabi music for
several years now, would like to make sense
of AP’s success in the framework of global
cultural flows. “The Punjabi music industry
is robust and the music is widely popular in
India and abroad. There are two factors
behind it: first, the Punjabi diaspora is getting
bigger and prouder. Second, the popularity of
Punjabi music is not confined to Punjabi
communities, partially thanks to Bollywood.
Canada is one of the leading locations of Pun-
jabi music production these days.”
She says the Punjabi music scene in Cana-
da has been especially vibrant. “Just think of
Moosewala and his impact on Punjabi com-
munities globally. There is an audience, a
production ecosystem and curiosity as well.”
At the recent launch of 91 North Records, a
joint venture between Warner Music Canada
and Warner Music India that aims to support
artistes of South Asian heritage, Warner
Music India’s MD Jay Mehta said they
aimed to not only celebrate the musical
styles of artistes with South Asian heritage,
but also leverage the market potential of
uniting two distinct fan bases.
Rashpal Singh recalls how one day, AP
called him and said: “In the end, we will all
be stories, and that he wanted to do some-
thing that brings the world together.” AP
is doing his bit. And the father couldn’t
have been more proud.

Krishnaraj Iyengar
A celebration of India’s musical children
L
IKE Nelson Mandela said, “There Vocalist Shubha Mudgal
can be no keener revelation of a
society’s soul than the way in
and tabla maestro
which it treats its children”, a Aneesh Pradhan
great service to India would be to
nurture its gifted child musicians. Bengalu- celebrate India’s
ru-based Bhoomija’s famous Jackfruit
music festival for children is back, with con-
child prodigies at
certs taking place this month. There are two Jackfruit 2023
veteran musicians at the helm — celebrat-
ed classical vocalist and composer Shubha
Mudgal and her husband, tabla virtuoso
Aneesh Pradhan.

❝ While the focus will be on the

rhythmic aspect, I have included (Clockwise from left)
melody through vocal The Manipuri child
compositions from art and artistes selected for
‘Kamaal Dhamaal’;
folk traditions; some have
VARSHA K PANWAR

Chotu Khan is part

been composed specifically of ‘Singing into the
PHOTO: PRAKASH PRABHU

for this programme. Future’; Shubha

Aneesh Pradhan
“As the Festival Director, I feel fortunate
to have this opportunity to work with some
of India’s many talented child artistes and
to receive the fullest cooperation from
their guardians, heads of educational insti-
tutions and their gurus,” says Mudgal.
Jackfruit 2023 would witness child artistes
from varied genres performing on one plat-
form. “Our young artistes are from various
parts of the country, studying different tra-
ditional art forms, but when they rehearse
together and perform on stage, they form a
synergetic and talented team. They repre-
sent varied musical vocabularies, sing in dif-
ferent languages, retain their respective
identities, and yet there is harmony both on
and off stage. What could better illustrate
India’s musical diversity,” Mudgal smiles.
Jackfruit 2023 would also include work-
shops on contemporary fields like Sugam
Sangeet, DJ’ing and Beatboxing.
This year’s line-up includes two unique
showcase concerts conceptualised and
directed by Mudgal and Pradhan. These
would present young performers, all below
the age of 17. The child artistes — Chotu
Khan (Manganiyar, Rajasthan), Rohan Das
(Bengali folk), Dnyaneshwari Ghadge (Hin-
dustani classical) and Rahul Vellal (Carnat-
ic classical) — are immaculately trained per-
formers who have already made a mark on
various platforms. They would be a part of
Mudgal’s concert ‘Singing into the Future’
on September 17.
Along with the melodic element, percus-
sion too would be an integral part of the fes-
tival. Pradhan is an award-winning per-
former, composer and author. A disciple of
the legendary Pt Nikhil Ghosh, he has inher-
ited the rich repertoire of five different tabla
traditions — Delhi, Ajrada, Farrukhabad,
Lucknow and Punjab. At Jackfruit 2023, he
is all set to present ‘Kamaal Dhamaal’, a pul-
Mudgal; and
Navonil Sarkar,
who is also
performing
in ‘Singing into
the Future’.
sating percussion extravaganza.
The ensemble would feature 38 artistes
from different regions of India. “‘Kamaal
Dhamaal’ has a strong percussion element
since it includes a variety of drumming tra-
ditions from across India. The drums will
include those played with sticks and with
hands. Some of them are part of the Hin-
dustani, Carnatic and Manipuri systems,
while others are integral to folk music from
different regions,” Pradhan explains.
The concept includes instruments like
drums from Manipur; dhols, khartals,
dholkis from Rajasthan; ghumat and
kansalem from Goa; halgi from Kolhapur;
sambal, tuntuna and manjira from
Ahmednagar; and dhol and tasha from
Pune. “While the focus will be on the
rhythmic aspect, I have included melody
through vocal compositions from art and
folk traditions,” he adds.
Mudgal feels that although Indian parents
are often enthused about their children
studying classical music as a hobby, taking
it up professionally poses a challenge. “If the
increasing number of students attending
courses offered by music schools are to be
considered, it would seem that a larger num-
ber of children are studying classical music
today. But at the college and university lev-
els, the scenario changes, possibly because
the prospect of making music a livelihood
entails too many struggles,” she opines.
In a world where children with musical
lineages often get the stage, one wonders
what the struggles of those not born into
famous musical families entail. Mudgal is
optimistic. “Both Aneesh and I do not
belong to musical families. However, not
only did our parents provide us with the
best opportunities to study music, we were
also blessed to convert our passion into a
profession,” she shares. The former, she
explains, are challenged with constant
comparisons with their seniors and strug-
gle to live up to their lineages.
While she believes that the right age for a
child to commence classical taleem is five
years, Mudgal says it is imperative to have a
child soak in the joy of listening to it before
formal training begins. Although there are
platforms honing talents at a young age, she
feels there should be more music festivals for
children. “We want our children to evolve
into sensitive, thinking artistes, not just stars
with some sort of glamour and ephemeral
razzmatazz,” she says as a parting shot.

04
BOOKS
Unfiltered Mani, with quip here, quip there
Vivek Katju
M
ANI SHANKAR AIYAR’S
‘Memoirs of a Maverick’
covers the first 50 years of
his rewarding and fulfill-
ing life. It is an account of
his childhood, youth, his years in the Indi-
an Foreign Service (IFS), which he joined
in 1963. It also covers his entry into politics
in 1989 and his victory in the 1991 Lok Sab-
ha elections. The last four years of his offi-
cial career were spent as an officer in the
Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) where he
also became Rajiv Gandhi’s speech writer
and an enduring, though not a complete,
Rajiv bhakt. As he puts it: “…the PM and I
stuck an immediate rapport… I amused
him and he enjoyed laughing at my quips.”
Aiyar also states that his ties with Rajiv
“turned out to be the most decisive rela-
tionship of my career”.
Aiyar is writing another book which will
deal with his years in politics in detail,
including the controversies that emerged
during Rajiv Gandhi’s period in office. He
advises Rajiv’s critics to “have the
patience to await the companion volume
before opening up their guns”. This cau-
tion should also apply to reviewers of
Aiyar’s current work.
Tender saga on squash court Shifting dynamics of Sikhs
Maninder Sidhu
C T
HETNA MAROO’S debut nov-
el, ‘Western Lane’, is a tale of
love, loss, sibling camaraderie
and diasporic sentiments ele-
gantly etched in and around
the squash court. The narrator/protagonist
is an 11-year-old girl, Gopi, based in London,
quietly struggling to cope with a deep pain,
“coming from somewhere big and open
inside” her — the death of her ‘Ma’. The
predicament of her two older sisters, Mona
and Khush, and her grief-stricken ‘Pa’ is no
different. The Gujarati community and
their extended family are now more mindful
of the goings-on of their bereft lives.
Squash at the Western Lane Sports Club,
previously a leisurely activity, is made into a
rigorous routine for the school-going girls by
Pa. To Gopi, the most promising of the three,
he says, “I want you to become interested in
something you can do your whole life.” The
void of loss looms large and threatens to
unnerve the close-knit family. In a sense,
squash becomes a coping mechanism. At a
point, Pa advises, “Do not let your emotions
control you when you are on court.”
The image of Pa watching from the
stands, making notes, instructing, assess-
ing ghosting exercises, setting up practice
matches and planning for the big Durham
and Cleveland tournament is reminiscent
of the inspiring tension of ‘King Richard’
based on the William Sisters training under
paternal eye. Measured snippets from
squash history, and re-play of the videos of
the great Pakistani champion Jahangir
Khan’s matches against other great cham-
pions like Geoff Hunt, are delicately sprin-
kled onto the narrative. They evince Gopi’s
deep feelings for her withdrawn, bereaved
father and the game.
By folding in ‘unsung’ details about the
formidable presence of Asian players and
coaches in squash, Maroo seamlessly
merges the story of immigrants into the
spectacle of sports. Pa tells Gopi that the
coach-cum-cousin, Rehmat, “took Jahangir
Khan to the Khyber Pass, to remind him
where he came from and who he was”,
instantly invoking nativity. The culture of
diaspora subtly surfaces through the
crevices of the poignant tale. The sensitive
M Rajivlochan
Finding and nurturing strands of humaneness
A
FEW years ago, I read an inter-
esting book of the same title by
the author, with a different cov-
er design. It was written for
school students in the United
States. Something of a bestseller, within
three years, an updated edition was brought
out to include the European reader. In it, the
author explained the reason for putting
together the book on how he, brought up in
a conservative Muslim society, after his
graduation in India, noticed the ignorance
in the US about things Islamic. That book
was mainly based on data from India.
Readers should bear in mind, he wrote,
that the treatment of non-Muslims by Mus-
lim rulers was the mildest in India. That
book began with an epigraph from Imam
al-Ghazzali, identified as “the second great-
est scholar of Islam after Muhammad”. It
said: “…one must go on Jihad at least once
a year… One may use a catapult against
them when they are in a fortress, even if
123 SPECTRUM
He devotes the first 73 pages of his mem-
oirs to his childhood, youth and education.
The next 187 pages deal with his years in
the IFS. The last 101 pages are dedicated to
his service in the PMO as an IFS officer on
deputation, his decision to leave the service
to join active politics and his winning a Lok
Sabha seat in the 1991 election. In each of
these ‘sections’, Aiyar writes fluently but
with an excessive fondness for words. Also,
as I read the book, I felt that he is happiest
when he is dropping ‘a quip, quip here and
a quip, quip there…’, even when it is inap-
propriate, as is his atrocious snide remarks
on then PM Morarji Desai.
Aiyar’s mother Bhagyalakshmi was a
remarkable lady who courageously went
through life’s vicissitudes. Amidst trying
circumstances, she ensured that her sons
were educated at The Doon School. That
set the foundation of Aiyar’s college educa-
tion at St Stephen’s in Delhi and later at
Cambridge, England. Aiyar devotes a large
part of the 73 pages to his education, his
friends and teachers and how his secular
values were shaped. Much of this gives
valuable insights into his personality. A
greater focus on his mother and how she
navigated her own and her children’s lives
would have added texture to this portion of
the book. It is noteworthy that Aiyar’s
WESTERN LANE
by Chetna Maroo.
PanMacmillan.
Pages 163.
~599
narrator recalls how Pa “kept in touch with
people” and most Sunday afternoons went
visiting “an uncle or aunt or distant cousin,
and then another and another”, in an
attempt to reinforce family ties.
Silence has a telling presence and cryptic
conversations carry the story forward. “The
effort to speak made him wince,” says Gopi
of her void-stunned Pa. The unsaid looms
large over life concerns. The book subtly ele-
vates the underrated quality of slowness in
life, weaving in the spark in Gopi’s relation-
ship with her boyfriend and fellow player,
Ged as being “something to do with the time
he taped my racket for me. And his stam-
mer”. Befitting an adolescent storyteller, the
expression is simple, sparse, pure and
evocative, and the rhythm in control. The
syntax remains in sync with the thrust of
drives, volleys and rallies of squash in court,
and lithely paces down for vivid descriptions
symbolising emotional nuances.
‘ Western Lane’ is a delicate addition to the
literary tradition of sisterhood stories in line
with ‘Vanessa and Her Sister’, ‘The
Reunion of Ghosts’ and the like. Beginning
with the resonance in the title itself, it shares
overlaps of sisterly bonding plus South
Asian connections with Monica Ali’s ‘Brick
Lane’. With the uncle and aunt expressing
a desire to adopt one of the sisters, a strand
of mystery runs right through the short nov-
el. In addition, the convergence of multiple
sentiments and expectations on the eve of
the mega-match amplifies it as a sports
thriller. Pick this one to check out why it
glided into this year’s Booker longlist.
among them are women and children. One
may set fire on them and/or drown them.”
The first epigraph was followed by another.
This one from Ibn Khaldun’s book, ‘Muqad-
dimah’, said: “In the Muslim community,
the holy war is a religious duty, because of
the universalism of the (Muslim) mission
and (the obligation to) convert everybody to
Islam either by persuasion or by force.”
The text that followed documented the
manifestation of these thoughts in actual
life. Islam was a religion of peace and justice
but, the author explained, “Hindus failed to
see the message of peace and justice in
Islam. If they did, they would have rushed to
embrace Islam.” As a result, “Muhammad
bin Qasim forayed into India, conquered the
cities of Brahmanabad and Multan, and
went as far as Kanauj… Ibn Battutah wit-
nessed many Hindu rebels and warriors,
who, instead of submitting to Muslim rules
or converting to Islam, had taken refuge in
inaccessible mountains near Multan and
Aligarh, while Mughal Emperor Babur, late
in the Muslim rule in India, noted the same
MEMOIRS OF A MAVERICK:
THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS (1941–1991)
by Mani Shankar Aiyar.
Juggernaut.
Pages 472.
~899
activities at the Cambridge Union helped
hone his extraordinary, if voluble, mastery
of the spoken word.
In Cambridge, Aiyar realised that he had
been “brought up” to become “a coconut
Englishman, brown on the outside and
white within”. This would only confirm the
present prejudice about ‘Macaulay
putras’. He may have felt that he was a
“coconut Englishman” but the vast major-
ity of Indians who received education in
the English medium remained authentic
Indians. They did not have to discover
their Indianness. Aiyar needs to reflect
Harvinder Khetal
HIS book is the polished
byproduct of the research that
author Manpreet J Singh
undertook to bring into focus
the Sikh community in the
centenary year of the Komagata Maru
incident of 1914, when Indians, mostly
Sikhs, from British India attempted to
emigrate to Canada and were denied
entry. This academic pursuit opened
many windows for Manpreet, giving her
an insightful view into the lives of Sikhs
around the world as well as India and
prompted her to pen ‘The Sikh Next
Door: An Identity in Transition’.
As Manpreet, also a Sikh, steps back to
view the community’s men and women
from an objective angle, she is conscious
of pitting her observations and emotions
against “research validated through sys-
tems and intellectual scrutiny”. It’s an
academic work, replete with references
and citations, but minus the jargon.
By tracing the transitions that the Sikhs
have gone through space and over time,
the author tries to bring to fore how the
tunnel view or skewed perception about
the Sikh identity is not in consonance
with the contemporary lived realities.
Largely, there is a tendency to construct
them all on the agrarian and martial
aspects or in terms of the politics around
their religious identity, or as being heroic,
or farcical. The narrative pierces into the
stereotype by contextualising the Sikhs’
shifts within their social surroundings, be
it migration to greener pastures abroad or
their displacement during Partition, or
even movements within India.
Taking note of the fact that not all Sikh
men and women align with the popular
image delineated of them as being upbeat
and prosperous, she talks of those from
Bihar, Assam and the Deccan who are
caught in a time warp due to their poor
economic status. The Karnataka Sikh Wel-
fare Society of Bengaluru is commend-
ably providing scholarships to the chil-
dren of the poor Sikligars living in slums,
to ameliorate their lot.
Another track running through the
book pertains to the sensibilities arising
LOST ISLAMIC HISTORY: RECLAIMING
MUSLIM CIVILIZATION FROM THE PAST
by Firas Alkhateeb.
Westland.
Pages 274.
~499
in Agra. In the reign of rather kind-hearted
Jahangir, hundreds of thousands, probably
millions, of Hindus had taken refuge in jun-
gles across India and taken to rebellion;
Jahangir hunted down 200,000 of them in
1619-20 and sold them in Iran.”
He quotes Al Biruni: “Mahmud utterly
ruined the prosperity of the country and
deeper on this aspect.
Aiyar cleared the civil service examina-
tion but the negativity of India’s intelli-
gence service ruled against his joining any
government service. His mother opened
the civil service door through her acquain-
tance with President Radhakrishnan. Lat-
er, a dogged bureaucratic and political
endeavour in his favour saw the flimsy
intelligence service objections, based on
reports of the British Information Ser-
vice(!), overruled eventually by Prime Min-
ister Jawaharlal Nehru. What conclusion
can be drawn from the competence of the
then IB? No wonder its failures con-
tributed to India’s China debacle in 1962!
Aiyar served in Indian Missions in Brus-
sels (twice), Hanoi, Baghdad and Karachi,
apart from the Ministry of External Affairs.
Much of the 187 pages he has penned down
on his diplomatic career makes for good
and often entertaining reading, but is
largely ephemeral in nature. This is partly
because the world he worked in disap-
peared with the Cold War’s end.
Most diplomats have a posting more sig-
nificant than others. For Aiyar, this was
Karachi (1978-82). He was a successful Con-
sul General in Karachi largely because he
generously and innovatively gave visas to
Mohajirs. While doing so, did Aiyar wonder
‘THE SIKH NEXT DOOR:
AN IDENTITY IN TRANSITION’
by Manpreet J Singh.
Bloomsbury.
Pages 228. ~699
from their trade and occupational prefer-
ences as they branch out far and wide
from their roots in Punjab, and strive to
keep their religious identity alive in alien
cultural settings. One interesting trend
relates to the Sikhs who were deployed in
British colonies in South-east Asia in the
19th century. The Crown’s “need to con-
trol Chinese gang wars, particularly in
Singapore, required a dependable police
force”. And, the Sikhs were chosen as
they were “cheaper” than the Europeans
and had already proved their valour from
being “effectively deployed in Shanghai
and Hong Kong”. They were “deter-
mined by their role as policemen in
British territories. It not only gave them
a privileged position as the strong arm of
the power bearers, but also ascertained
the survival of their religious identity”.
The trajectories of the Sikh movement
abroad spanning two centuries and the fact
that their migration continues to this day
has also led to “temporal differences
between the many layers of exposures”.
And, in today’s globalised and inter-con-
nected world, their lived realities are
becoming those of greater integration into
the mainstream society of wherever they
happen to be, even as they grapple with the
dissonant image constructed about them.
In the US, this has led to Sikhs prefer-
ring to call themselves “Sikh-American
to emphasise that they are different from
other Sikhs and other Americans”,
implying that the Sikh identity cannot
be merged into the US ‘melting pot’.
performed exploits, by which the Hindus
became like atoms of dust scattered in all
direction, and like a tale of old in the mouth
of the people. Their scattered remains cher-
ish, of course, the most inveterate aversion
toward all Muslims.”
The chapter titled ‘Islamic Imperialism in
India’ begins with the line, “The history of
the subcontinent since early eighth to the
mid-20th century was characterised by two
consecutive foreign rules: Islamic and
British.” This is embellished by an epi-
graph: “The Hindu women and children
went out begging at the doors of the
Musalmans (Egyptian Sufi saint Shamsud-
din Turk on Sultan Alauddin’s crushing
exploitation of Hindus).” He concluded the
chapter thus: “... the Islamic rule in India
was as much imperial and colonial as the
British.” In the next chapter, he explained its
nature: “Mass slaughter of the hapless Hin-
dus, their enslavement and forced conver-
sion to Islam in large numbers, the destruc-
tion of countless Hindu temples and their
replacement with mosques and the whole-
CHANDIGARH | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023
how much Mohajirs really mattered in Pak-
istan? He also became a lion of Karachi
society, welcomed in the homes of the elite.
But perspectives gained at the Sind Club
bar are not the best guide on understand-
ing those who actually control Pakistan’s
destiny — the men in khaki. And, how
much can “emotional breakthroughs” real-
ly contribute to inter-state relations?
Aiyar’s observations on the NAM and
CHOGM summits, Operation Bluestar and
the anti-Sikh riots are revealing and
insightful. He also gives a valuable account
of how Rajiv Gandhi’s PMO functioned.
He does not hesitate to comment on the
characteristics of the men and women who
worked there and there is nothing anodyne
about his comments. He praises and con-
demns not only them, but also those whom
he interacted with in his youth and his
diplomatic career. He particularly lacerates
two of his diplomatic bosses. Obviously, age
has not mellowed his rage against them.
If truthfully recorded, memoirs give the
measure of an author, his life and work —
both the noble and the petty and even
crass. These never paint a pretty picture. It
is to Aiyar’s credit that he has tried to be
truthful. That makes this memoir a signif-
icant contribution to Indian autobiograph-
ical literature. It is certainly worth a read.
BACKFLAP
BEHOLD! THE WORD IS GOD:
HYMNS OF TUKARAM
Translated by Shanta Gokhale
and Jerry Pinto.
Speaking Tiger. Pages 123. ~350
A selection of 51 abhangas (devotion-
al poems) from celebrated Bhakti poet
Tukaram’s vast oeuvre, ‘Behold! The
Word is God’ is a unique translation.
Each Marathi abhanga is followed by
two English interpretations — Shanta
Gokhale’s and Jerry Pinto’s. Two
translations give readers a chance to
gain a deeper understanding.
ON BEING INDIAN
by Amit Chaudhuri.
Westland. Pages 77. ~399
Originally a talk delivered at Jamia
Millia Islamia University in February
2020, ‘On Being Indian’ is a record of
the various events that led up to and
characterised the protests against the
Citizenship Amendment Act. It also
questions, and shows us the limited
value of, dichotomies such as the sec-
ular and the religious.
sale looting of wealth were not isolated
examples. Instead, they were the standard
practice in the numerous conquests and
wars, which became a familiar feature in
India throughout the Islamic rule.”
The crux of the chapter, though, was to
highlight the impact on Islam of India’s
“tolerant and humane society”. It infused
Islam with ideas and practises that were
humane. Here are the concluding lines:
“Whereas among other nations it is usual, in
the contests of war, to ravage the soil and
reduce it to an uncultivated waste; among
the Indians, on the contrary, by whom hus-
bandmen are regarded as a class that is
sacred and inviolable, the tillers of the soil,
even when battle is raging in their neigh-
bourhood, are undisturbed by any sense of
danger, for the combatants... make carnage
of each other but allow those engaged in
husbandry to remain quite unmolested.
Besides, they never ravage an enemy’s land
with fire, nor cut down its trees.” The pres-
ent book is about finding and nurturing the
strands of such humaneness within Islam.
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REFLECTIONS
CHANDIGARH | 3 SEPTEMBER 2023 05

Goodbye, Khosla Saab Provide information,

gat Rai, Guddo and Naveen Thakur, Mrs Atma
Ram, Mrs Sarup Krishen, Mrs Saboo (senior),
Mrs Kulwant Singh, Karuna Goswamy, the
Rajwades — these are only some of the names
that I can recall. There were so many others and
I hope their children will forgive me for not
recording them here. The Indian National The-
TOUCHSTONES atre (INT) was the name Khosla Saab chose for
IRA PANDE the cultural body that brought the most divine
music each year to introduce Chandigarh to the
came, he was ecstatic. She was always a very
temperamental performer and often chided
those in the audience who she thought were
not attentive enough, yet Khosla Saab said
data on websites
once that if you hear her Raga Bhoop, you for-
give her everything. How right he was.
It was thanks to him that some of us began
going regularly to the Harivallabh Festival in
Jalandhar and he would persuade performers
to drop by for an impromptu performance in

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finest Indian classical music. Chandigarh on their return journey. Many
OW does one mourn someone Every October, a colourful marquee and stage obliged: Bhimsen Joshi, Malini Rajurkar, CONSUMER RIGHTS
who lived to be 101 and remained were set up in the Leisure Valley. I will never Dhondutai Kulkarni (the only known disciple PUSHPA GIRIMAJI

active until almost the end of his
life? In the Uttar Pradesh of my
childhood, they celebrated the
life of such a ‘bhagyawan’ by playing a band as
they took his bier to the ghat. So this tribute to
Navjivan (Navli Uncle) Khosla exudes both a
deep sadness that he’s no longer amongst us,
but is more a celebration of a life well lived.
When we first came to Chandigarh in 1972 or
so, it was a very new city. The trees planted
along its splendid roads by MS Randhawa (its
first Chief Commissioner) and others, such as
the horticulturist SS Johl, were then young
saplings. The rest of the city seemed to us more
like a ghost town that had boulevards and
spaces that appeared empty and whimsical
indulgences. The heart of the city then was the
Sector 17 market and its paved plaza, sans any
shade, which emitted fierce heat in summer.
The same was the case with the sprawling uni-
versity in Sector 14 where we fought to grab the
sparse shade in front of the English Depart-
ment. I well remember how the steering wheel
of my Ambassador car became so hot that I had
to drape a towel over it when I drove home.
There was virtually no cultural activity and
Tagore Theatre was where I went dutifully each
weekend to see dreadful plays by amateur
groups to write reviews for the Indian Express.
How this cultural desert was transformed in
just a few years is why we must never forget
those marvellous residents (aboriginals, as
Champa Mangat Rai dubbed them) who
shaped Chandigarh’s cultural life. Khosla Saab
and his charming wife, Vimlaji, Champa Man-
forget the beautiful flower decorations and pot-
ted plants that kept our eyes glued to the stage,
nor will I ever forget the artistes he brought
from all over to a city that had virtually no inter-
est in classical Indian music or dance. Khosla
Saab made up for this lassitude by enthusiasti-
cally walking up and down the aisles to make
sure that the audience was paying attention.
His tall frame, clad in a churidar and kurta, his
cheery wave as he passed us are unforgettable
memories. His innocent belief that no one
could afford to not appreciate beauty was
unshakeable. And when Kishori Amonkar
May the sapling you planted
grow into a banyan tree to
nurture a glorious musical
tradition that must
never be forgotten
of Kesarbai Kerkar), Vidyadhar Vyas — so
many names come flooding back. They stayed
with local hosts and the private concerts
(baithaks) are some of my most precious mem-
ories. Kumar Gandharva and Vasundhara
Komkaliji stayed with the Marathes in their
modest government house but what magical
music flowed there! I recall another splendid
concert, Rituraj Mehfil by Kumarji at the
Tagore Theatre, arranged by Khosla Saab, ded-
icated to chaitis, kajris, horis and the Malwa
folksongs of spring. I’m sure old-timers will
endorse my claim that it rates among the best
performances of Kumar Gandharva.
It is not a coincidence that we celebrate the
centenary of this genius from Dewas this year.
With him and the founders of the INT gone,
what now? Khosla Saab was a senior and wide-
ly respected bureaucrat but never did he use
any sarkari privilege to promote these activi-
ties. Nor did he ever want his name immor-
talised. He spent his own money or that collect-
ed from generous donors and has left a very
handsome endowment to the INT in his will.
That time is over and this is why it is
important to recall with gratitude those who
gave this glorious city its soul. When I now
hear the ‘music’ that rocks Punjab, I want
to weep. The disgusting imagery of rappers,
with violence, drugs, misogyny and sexual
connotations celebrated I wonder what the
state and city will be like a few years on.
More Moosewala incidents perhaps?
So, goodbye, Khosla Saab. Chandigarh will
never forget you.
W
HENEVER I try to
assess the enforce-
ment of a dozen
important con-
sumer protection
legislations in the country or compare
how different states are faring in this
area, I am frustrated by the absence of
even basic information pertaining to the
implementation of the laws on the web-
sites of those entrusted with the job.
This is despite Section 4 of the Right To
Information (RTI) Act mandating pub-
lic authorities to provide such data suo
motu so that citizens or consumers are
not forced to seek that information
through an RTI application.
Let’s take, as an example, a law
whose slack enforcement has very
wide ramifications for consumers —
Legal Metrology Act. Consumers
might not even be aware of the range
of measuring instruments whose
accuracy the enforcement agencies
have to ensure. The Legal Metrology
Act and Rules mandate that every
weight and measure, every weighing
and measuring instrument used or
intended to be used in any transaction
or for protection of living beings shall
be verified and stamped by the local
legal metrology officer and re-verified
and stamped at regular intervals.
Thus, whether it is the weights that
your neighbourhood vegetable ven-
dor uses, the scales that the jeweller
employs, the flowmeter that the
petrol pump deploys, the fare meter
The rules mandate that all measuring
instruments are to be verified by the
local legal metrology officer. ISTOCK
Govts and information
commissions need to
implement the RTI Act
in letter and spirit
the unit price that helps you com-
pare prices of different brands, or
the consumer care number, it is the
legal metrology department that
has the mandate to ensure compli-
ance with the rules.
Given the importance of this
agency in protecting consumer inter-
est, it is imperative that consumers
be given full information about the
work of the department and how
they discharge their duties. Is the
department ensuring that all meas-
ures used in commerce and trade are
properly verified and re-verified
without fail? Do they conduct regular
market surveillance or surprise
checks? If so, what is the frequency?
What is the procedure employed?
It is also important to know the
number of consumer complaints
pertaining to legal metrology
received by the department, the

How TheTribunehelped shape my novel fixed in taxis and auto-rickshaws, the

from Lahore? There was the Civil and Military
Gazette and there was The Tribune.
And where were these newspapers kept? In
Delhi, you could find them in the Teen Mur-
ti Library. The librarian looked at me suspi-
ciously as she demanded my field of
research. Fiction, I mumbled. She looked
unconvinced. I was forced to present my aca-
MANJU KAPUR demic credentials. A teacher from Miranda
and every 45 minutes you have to give the
machine a rest for 15 minutes, for these get
heated and then break down. As I scrolled slow-
ly down the faded pages, noting the ads, the
weather, the cultural events, the photographs,
the political happenings, I was transported
into the Lahore of British India. Here, in front
of me was daily life, something no interview,
no article, no textbook had been able to cap-
weighing machines operated at air-
ports and railway stations, the weigh-
ing scales that you use to weigh your-
self or a new-born baby, or for that
matter, the thermometer and the
blood pressure measuring instru-
ments, their precision depends on the
calibrations and stamping done by
the Department of Legal Metrology.
Even the accuracy of the quantity of
cooking gas sold to you or any of the
packed goods that you buy, rests on
nature of complaints, action taken on
them, the time taken for responding
to the complaints — in short, all infor-
mation that ensures transparency
and accountability in the work of the
enforcement agency.
However, if you look at the websites
of these departments around the
country, you will notice that they do
not even give you a complete list of
the instruments that they are sup-
posed to stamp and authenticate.
Given this scenario, the Supreme

M
Y first novel ‘Difficult Daugh-
ters’ was largely set in Amritsar
and Lahore of the 1930s and
’40s. With no experience in
writing fiction, I agonised about
the best, most convincing way to tell a story, won-
dering how to use other people’s memories to
breathe life and vitality into the whole thing.
The Amritsar sections were comparatively
easy. The city of my birth, the home of my grand-
mother, aunts and uncles, it was a place I had vis-
ited often. Lahore though was difficult. How to
recreate a place I had never seen? I had heard
about it many times from everyone I inter-
viewed; fabled city, glittering with the lights of
nostalgia. No matter what I tried, nothing
seemed to work. My Lahore sections were dead.
It was to check some completely minor fact
that I stumbled upon the idea of looking up
the newspapers of the time. Get your details
right. Get the dates, the facts, the prices, get
all that right, for everyone you talk to says
something different.
What were the newspapers that came out
House carried more weight; for, a wannabe
novelist on her own was not enough to gain
entrance. I had to fill in an application form,
get counter-signatures from my institution,
wait to get an admit card. Finally, with the
paperwork complete, I was directed to the
microfilm section upstairs.
What did I want? The Tribune. What years?
Ten years starting from 1937 should give me
enough atmosphere.
The librarian tenderly threaded the microfilm
through the spools of the reader, a bulky
machine with an old-fashioned TV-like screen.
You put it on like this, she said, as she switched
on the lights; you move it up and down like this,
Lahore was the missing link
in ‘Difficult Daughters’. The
newspaper files at Teen Murti
Library made it come alive
ture. Here in this wobbly text and faint print
was history unfolding, because unlike the
books, the interviews and the articles, made
wise by hindsight, the newspaper had no such
perspective. It all felt so innocent.
No one could imagine the bloodshed, the trau-
ma and dislocation that would drench the land
a few years later.
August 15, 1947: India Wakes to Life and Free-
dom, announced the headlines. August 16, one
day later, saw the last issue of The Tribune from
Lahore. Violence took over. The office was aban-
doned. The paper relocated to Simla.
After that, I read no more. I had got what I
wanted, a kaleidoscope of vignettes capturing
the daily life of the city. Excitedly, I tried to pour
everything I found significant into the text. Ulti-
mately, my story could not bear such weight. Or
so said the publishers. I had no option but to cut,
and cut again, until I managed to fashion a nov-
el that was historical without actually being a
work of history.
The book was well received so clearly,
‘Difficult Daughters’ did succeed in bringing
those years to life.
the department. Poor enforcement of
this law could also mean that the fab-
ric that you buy or a saree that you
purchase may not be the length
claimed or promised!
Similarly, the precision of measur-
ing instruments used in laboratories
and hallmarking centres is deter-
mined by the efficiency of the state
legal metrology officers. The Depart-
ment of Legal Metrology is also
responsible for maintaining the cor-
rectness of weighbridges, water
meters and petrol tanks. Anything
involving measurement depends on
the enforcement of this law.
There is more. Consumers have a
right to information and informed
choice and the Legal Metrology
(Packaged Commodities) Rules
ensure this in respect of all packed
goods, including certain medical
devices and those sold on e-com-
merce sites. So, whether it is the date
of expiry on the packaged goods or
Court’s recent judgment, directing
the Central and the State Information
Commissions to ensure proper imple-
mentation of the mandate of Section 4
of the law, is highly welcome.
Responding to a public interest liti-
gation filed by Kishan Chand Jain
[writ petition (civil) No. 990 of 2021],
the Supreme Court not only remind-
ed the governments of their obliga-
tions under the RTI Act, but also
emphasised the role of the Informa-
tion Commissions in monitoring,
reporting and recommending the
steps that the public authorities ought
to take in implementing the Act.
We need to see how governments
and the information commissions
together implement the RTI Act in
letter and spirit. Consumers
should now start hauling up those
enforcement agencies that violate
Section 4 of the RTI Act for their
failure to comply with the
Supreme Court judgment.

The shrinking space for books within our homes

Which brings to mind what writer Neil
Gaiman said at a lecture some years ago:
“The simplest way to make sure that we raise
literate children is to teach them to read, and
to show them that reading is a pleasurable
activity. And that means, at its simplest,
finding books that they enjoy, giving them
access to those books, and letting them read
BINDU MENON them.” Gaiman was building a case for pub-
within our homes. Ever so often, there are
requests from people wanting to give away
books, especially when shifting houses. But
there aren’t always takers for them. Both
the generous givers and reluctant takers
know this too well: that books take up space,
accumulate dust and may never even be
read. There’s an anecdote about Jacques
Derrida, philosopher, father of deconstruc-
day living in cubby-hole apartments.
So, are we witnessing the slow death of
home libraries? It may be too premature
to posit that. But we may be headed there.
It is not that people don’t enjoy reading.
Evidently, there are people writing books
and there are people buying them. There
are socially active online book clubs with
a wide network. We have audiobooks and
That in itself is a big deal. But that’s possi-
ble only when someone spies a book on a
shelf. Which makes the whole idea of print-
ed, physical books in a home a shared expe-
rience. Writer Margaret Atwood, while advo-
cating reading and writing at a young age,
cautioned that “if there are no young readers
and writers, there will shortly be no older
ones. Literacy will be dead, and democracy

M
ORE than a year ago, at the
apartment complex where
I stay, someone suggested
setting up a space for a
library within the premises.
It evoked nodding approvals, enthusiastic
responses, pledges of book donations and so
on. At the same time came another sugges-
tion for a sports area for children, which the
building was sorely lacking. Soon enough,
work began on an indoor sports court. But
the library was, well, forgotten. It’s not that
nobody wanted a library. It’s just that
nobody wanted one so badly. And there was
nothing surprising about it. Pre-Covid, there
used to be a couple of lending libraries in my
neighbourhood. Today, there are none.
lic libraries. He added, “Prose fiction is some-
thing you build up from 26 letters and a
handful of punctuation marks, and you, and
you alone, using your imagination, create a
world and people it and look out through oth-
er eyes. You get to feel things, visit places and
worlds you would never otherwise know. You
learn that everyone else out there is a me, as
well. You’re being someone else, and when
you return to your own world, you’re going to
be slightly changed.”
Gaiman couldn’t be more right. Everyone
worries about the receding role and shrink-
ing space of public and private libraries,
which is truly worthy of some serious dis-
course. But there is another equally grim
reality that may not have the statistics to
back it up: the shrinking space for books
tion and a notoriously abstruse writer. When
asked if he had read all the books in his vast
library. Derrida replied, “Only four of them.
But I read those very, very carefully.”
It’s true that books were the Google for
an earlier age. Today, they jostle for space
with gadgets, crockery, toys, knick knacks
and all the clutter that so defines modern-
Make room for books,
whether you read them or
not. Japanese even have a
word for that: Tsundoku
e-books that sustain reading and make
reading sustainable too. But should these
digital disruptors make the home library
conveniently dispensable? That’s where
the problem lies.
Writer Douglas Adams was being witty but
spot-on when he said, “We notice things that
don’t work. We don’t notice things that do. We
notice computers, we don’t notice pennies.
We notice e-book readers, we don’t notice
books.” Technology has indeed made books
more accessible today. But it may also have
invisibilised them in the home space. The
visibility and accessibility of physical books
create an informal and enriching environ-
ment of reading at home. They foster con-
versations around books, broaden the mind-
space and make us more discerning readers.
— which many believe goes hand in hand
with it — will be dead as well”.
A few years ago, a global research led by
sociologist Joanna Sikora of the Australian
National University found that home
libraries equipped children with life skills,
enhancing literacy, numeracy and technolo-
gy aptitude in adulthood. “Growing up with
home libraries boosts adult skills in these
areas beyond the benefits accrued from
parental education or own educational and
occupational attainment,” the study said.
So, why not make room for books, whether
one reads them or not. The Japanese, as
ingenious as always, even have a word for
that: tsundoku. In other words, the art of
buying books but not reading them, and
indulgently allowing them to pile up!

06
READY FOR
Summit
Sandeep Dikshit
T
HE eighteenth G20 Summit in Delhi will
probably rank as the grandest, next only to
the annual assemblage at the high-level
segment of the United Nations.
The near-airlock over Delhi’s skies from
September 7 when jets carrying the might-
iest leaders of the world, bar Vladimir Putin
and Xi Jinping, start touching down, will
reaffirm India’s cruciality in global politics.
China’s despatch of a second-rank leader to
a global pageant in a neighbouring nation
would also clearly indicate which side the
chips are falling in the race for the second-
ranking geopolitical power in the world.
The concept of a summit where the
world’s top leaders would deliberate on eco-
nomic issues came into being in 2009. The
cycle of summits will be completed in 2026
when the Chair will be handed over to its
first-ever host, the US.
❝ Assuming the G20
presidency is a huge
opportunity for India and
the country must utilise it
by focusing on global
good. Narendra Modi, PM
POWER BALANCE
8 Belong to the EU plus G7 bloc —
Canada, France, Germany, Italy,
Japan, the UK and the US.
6
Partially independent foreign policy
— South Korea, Turkey, Mexico,
Argentina, Saudi Arabia & Australia.
6 Independent foreign policy:
Indonesia plus BRICS (Brazil,
Russia, India, China & South Africa).
As simple arithmetic would show, if G20
has 20 members, the US’ turn to re-host the
summit should have come in 2029, and not
three years earlier in 2026. This mismatch
shows the journey of G20. It arose from a
gathering of Finance Ministers as a collec-
tive response to the Asian economic crisis of
1998, which is why the Finance Track is the
most prominent in its deliberations.
The G20 adopted the concept of sum-
mits at the leaders’ level in 2009. In the
first two years, the summits were held
twice a year in response to the greatest
recession that had hit the post-World War
world from 2007-09. One member that
does not hold a summit is the EU, the
only institutional member.
Once the global economy had largely sta-
bilised, it did not take long for politics to
rear up in G20. The power balance in the
G20 in favour of the western alliance made
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INDEPTH
With power balance heavily favouring the West and some arm-twisting, G20could be
in danger of becoming yet another UNSC for point-scoring on big-power disputes
Preparations are on to host the G20 Summit, which will reaffirm India’s cruciality in global politics. TRIBUNE PHOTOS: MUKESH AGGARWAL
ECONOMIC SUCCESSES
■ 2009 UK: Most dramatic reform of
global finance in over 60 years by
tackling tax evasion and avoidance.
■ 2011 France: Setting up Agricultural
Market Information System (AMIS);
reform of World Bank, IMF.
■ 2013 Russia: Action Plan on Base
Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)
now followed by 115 countries.
■ 2016 China: Including digital economy
on G20 agenda for the first time.
■ 2020 Saudi Arabia: Debt relief of over
$5 billion to more than 45 countries.
■ 2021 Italy: Agreement on two-pillar solu-
tion to address tax challenges, the most
significant recent global tax reform.
it too tempting a target and, in 2014, host
Canberra wanted to ban Russia from the
summit over its annexation of Crimea. It
was the BRICS that told the Australians
that “the custodianship of the G20 belongs
to all member states equally and no one
member state can unilaterally determine
its nature and character”.
A further element of politics, in what was
purely a unique global economic policy
formulation think tank, was injected when
the Foreign Ministers’ meeting was made
an integral part of G20 at the summit in
G20 PREMIER TRACK
The most important is the Finance The agenda for a country’s presidency is set by the
Track. It is here that most progress Sherpas. The first under India’s Chair was held in
has been made. The Finance Min- Udaipur in December and the last one that will
isters meet four times a year. They shape the summit’s agenda is scheduled from
were the originators of G20 when September 4 to 7 in Nuh, Haryana. At Udaipur, the
they met in Berlin in wake of the Sherpas resolved to hear the “unheard voices” of
1998-99 global financial crisis. the Global South, 3Fs (Food, Fuel, and Fertiliser).
Germany only in 2017, but now hogs the
limelight at the expense of the far-more
result-oriented conclaves of Finance Min-
isters and Central Bank Governors. Even
the hosting of the summit has been most-
ly taken over by the diplomats with their
political axes to grind.
The 2022 Bali summit was witness to
the spectacle of non-member Ukraine’s
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in a spe-
cial video address, referring to the gath-
ering as ‘G19’, which indicated his view-
point that Russia should be removed
SHERPAS SET THE TONE
from G20. For an organisation that
appears to take decisions by complete
unanimity, the invitation to a leader who
was sure to focus on dissing Russia, a
G20 member, on purely political grounds
has since gone unexplained.
The problem has now got acutely inter-
twined in India’s presidency. The West’s
successful enforced abstention of Putin is
one manifestation and now US President
Joe Biden and Canadian PM Justin
Trudeau are pressing for Russia’s exclusion
from the G20, a possibility that would further
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alter the power balance towards the West.
The other is the insertion of references to
the Ukraine war in the joint communique
that is issued at the end of deliberations. In
an organisation where all decisions are tak-
en only when all 20 members agree, Russia
and China have blocked any such refer-
ence in a Joint Declaration. The result is
that instead of a high-sounding ‘New Del-
hi Declaration’ at the end of the summit,
the summit will have to settle for the more
prosaic ‘Chair’s Summary’.
G20 has earlier successfully battled chal-
lenges to its legitimacy. Its self-anointed
claim as “the premier forum for interna-
tional economic co-operation” has been
challenged in the past by Norway, Singa-
pore and Poland. The current PM of Nor-
way, Jonas Gahr Store, had called the G20
a “self-appointed group” whose composi-
tion is arbitrary. Poland is upset that it is
not in the G20 despite its claims of being
the world’s 18th largest economy. There
are even suggestions that Poland should
swap with Argentina, which has slid down
the economic ladder. And Singapore felt
that all prominent non-G20 members
should be included in financial reform dis-
cussions. Today, all the countries feel
involved thanks to the generous invites
sent to guest countries. These contrarian
views about G20 from the richer parts of
the world are history.
The second challenge to G20’s legitima-
cy was the underrepresentation of African
countries. This absence was more acutely
felt after the Saudi presidency in 2020 con-
vened an ‘Extraordinary Virtual G20 Lead-
ers’ Summit’ at the suggestion of PM
Narendra Modi and endorsed the Debt Ser-
vice Suspension Initiative for debt-ridden
countries, a majority in Africa. This has
been overcome with India’s presidency
endorsing the inclusion of the African
Union as a G20 member.
The third challenge that is posing ques-
tions about G20 as a premier multilateral
economic organisation is the slow but bru-
tal grind of the Ukraine-Russia war. Many
nations feel the insistence of the West on
cornering Russia at G20 to suit its larger
political interest of bringing Moscow to its
knees is just a short step to the intrusion of
human rights at some point.
With the power balance heavily favour-
ing the West and with some arm-twisting,
the G20 could be in danger of becoming
yet another forum like the UNSC for
point-scoring on big-power disputes.
Unless a convincing explanation does not
come, Xi’s absence from the Delhi Sum-
mit, whatever be the bilateral differences,
would also contribute to the emasculation
of G20. Historically, G20 has been gener-
ous, innovative and a problem solver in
the economic arena when the intrusion of
politics is minimised.