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  • CM Dhami and Sports Minister Rekha Arya gave Dronacharya Award to the players

    CM Dhami and Sports Minister Rekha Arya gave Dronacharya Award to the players

    Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami presented Devbhoomi Uttarakhand Khel Ratna Award to badminton player Lakshya Sen for the year 2019-20 and athletics player Chandan Singh for the year 2020-21 in a program organized by the Sports Department at Parade Ground, New Multipurpose Sports Building, Dehradun on Friday. Awarded. Badminton coach Dhirendra Kumar Sen, Taekwondo coach Kamlesh Kumar Tiwari for the year 2020-21, and Archery coach Sandeep Kumar Duklan for the year 2021-22 were honored with the Devbhoomi Uttarakhand Dronacharya Award.

    Along with this, the Lifetime Achievement Award was awarded to athletics player Suresh Chandra Pandey for the year 2021-22 for his remarkable contribution in the field of sports. During this, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami honored 168 national level medal winning players and 42 coaches with cash prizes for the year 2021 and 2022. A total amount of Rs 2.08 crore was distributed to the players and coaches.

    Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that the youth players of Uttarakhand are bringing laurels to the state by participating in national and international competitions and winning medals. When a player is playing at the international level, the sentiments of the entire country are attached to him. Every possible effort is being made to promote sports in the state. “Chief Minister Udyam Khiladi Unnayan Yojana” has been started in the state. Sports scholarship is being given to 150 boys and 150 girls in each district, that is, a total of 3900 budding players of the state. It has also been decided to reintroduce sports quota in government jobs. In the new sports policy, efforts have been made to provide all possible facilities to the players.

    The Chief Minister said that a new India, a powerful India and a prosperous India is being built under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. India’s respect is increasing in the field of sports as well, wherever there is a playground in the world, today the tricolor of India is seen waving proudly. The Prime Minister has launched several new initiatives to promote sports in the country. Khelo India program is a best example of this thinking. Today, sports talents are being promoted at every level in the country and efforts are being made to provide better training facilities to them. When we set our goal and move forward on it, success definitely comes. He said that a target has been set to make Uttarakhand the leading state of the country by 2025, for this those who are working in the field will have to do their best.

    Sports Minister Mrs. Rekha Arya said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, the state government has taken many decisions in the field of sports in one year. A new sports policy has been formulated in the state, in which every possible facility is being provided to the players. Traditional sports have also been included in the sports policy. An amount of Rs 1500 per month is being given to 3900 children in the age group of 8 to 14 years of the state under the Mukhyamantri Udiyaman Khiladi Unnayan Yojana. Uttarakhand will host the 38th National Games in 2024. MLA Khajan Das, Special Principal Secretary Sports Abhinav Kumar, Director Sports Jitendra Kumar Sonkar were present on the occasion.

  • Can’t allow our sea routes to be used to transport drugs: Amit Shah

    Can’t allow our sea routes to be used to transport drugs: Amit Shah

    Bengaluru (IANS) | Declaring war on drugs, Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the fight against drugs would be successful only when it is taken to the people. Addressing a regional convention of southern states titled ‘Drugs smuggling and national security’ here, Shah said, “Our sea routes should not be allowed to be used for transportation of narcotics. The Navy and the police of some states will have to intervene.

    The Home Minister said that many ships traveling between Pakistan and Iran are often loaded with narcotics, which are supplied from Sri Lanka to the US. This has to be stopped, Shah insisted, otherwise we cannot stop drugs from entering India.

    Shah said, “We cannot take this matter lightly. If the drug, whoever is selling it, is not destroyed, it will be sold here. Our aim is to weaken drug peddlers anywhere in the world.” Should be.” The Home Minister also said that he was pained that the provisions of the NDPS Act were not being fully utilized by the states.

    He said, I appeal to all the states and concerned departments to unite in the campaign against drugs, other intoxicants, culprits and addiction. Timely response is the need of the hour. Shah said that though tackling the drug menace is the primary responsibility of the Home Ministry, other departments like revenue, social welfare, education and culture should join hands with the health department to eliminate this menace.

    Shah also warned the states to be careful about seized drugs as the Home Ministry is getting information that drugs are being stolen from police custody at some places. On the occasion, Shah gave the go-ahead to destroy 9,298 kg of seized drugs worth Rs 1,235 crore.

  • YSRCP suspends four rebel MLAs for cross-voting

    YSRCP suspends four rebel MLAs for cross-voting

    Amaravati (IANS) | Andhra Pradesh’s ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) on Friday suspended four rebel MLAs who voted for the opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP) candidate from the MLA quota in the Legislative Council elections. The YSRCP announced the suspension of four MLAs a day after suffering a crushing defeat for one of the seven council seats under the MLA quota.

    While two of the four, Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy and Anam Ramanaraya Reddy, had already raised the flag of rebellion, the other two, Mekapati Chandrasekhara Reddy and Undavalli Sridevi, were identified after the MLC election results on Thursday.

    Interestingly, the action against Sridhar Reddy comes hours after he joined the TDP. YSRCP general secretary Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy told mediapersons that the party’s disciplinary committee has decided to suspend the four MLAs. The decision has been taken after discussion with party president and Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.

    Sajjala alleged that TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu has bought each MLA for Rs 10 to 15 crores. He said the party took this action after it came to the conclusion that the four MLAs resorted to cross-voting.

    The YSRCP leader alleged that the four MLAs voted for the TDP candidate as they were lured with money by the TDP.

    In the 175-member assembly, the YSRCP has 151 members and was confident of getting the votes of four rebel TDP MLAs and the lone Jana Sena Party (JSP) MLA.

    –IANS

  • Fake call center busted in Gurugram, 9 arrested

    Fake call center busted in Gurugram, 9 arrested

    Gurugram, (IANS) | A fake call center duping foreign nationals by posing as employees of companies like Amazon, Apple and eBay to provide customer support services was busted in Gurugram and nine people were arrested in this connection. The illegal call center was operating from the basement of a house located in Sushant Lok here. The call center owner Mayank Sharma and his associates Mukesh, Arun, Nikita, Ayushi, Himani, Ritika, Jhanvi Srivastava and Kulwinder Kaur have been arrested. Mayank Sharma is a resident of Kurukshetra.

    Station House Officer Cybercrime Police Station (East) Inspector Jasveer told IANS that based on a tip-off, the police raided the center late on Thursday night. The operator of the said call center failed to produce any valid document from DoT or any other agreement related to their work.

    ACP (Cyber) Priyanshu Dewan said the suspects were produced before a local court on Friday. Police detained three persons including the owner of the call center for further questioning.

    –IANS

  • Man stabs 5 people in residential building, 2 dead

    Man stabs 5 people in residential building, 2 dead

    Mumbai, (IANS) | A man stabbed five people in a residential building in Mumbai on Friday, killing two of them. The assailant has been identified as 54-year-old Chetan Gala, who was arrested after the massacre which took place around 3.30 pm, has spread panic in the area.

    According to officials of the Dr DB Marg police station, the incident took place in the residential area of Grant Road, Parvati Mansion building, where there were old-style common roads. Locals who shot the video showed Gala running to a man on the second floor of the building and repeatedly stabbing him until he collapsed in a pool of blood.

    He then went to the first floor where another man was descending the stairs and the crowd below warned him to run away, the assailant coming after him. Two other scared residents nearby can be seen running away with the people gathered below, shouting at the assailant.

    The exact motive behind the serial killing is not clear and the police have registered an FIR and are probing further. The injured were taken to Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital and the nearby BMC’s Nair Hospital, where the condition of two is said to be critical.

    Police said the accused Gala suddenly came out brandishing a knife and started attacking people at random, targeting at least five. Horrified locals called the police and the team reached there, and were soon able to overpower him.

    –IANS

  • Goa minister asks MLAs to come an hour earlier for assembly session

    Goa minister asks MLAs to come an hour earlier for assembly session

    Panaji (IANS) | Amid heavy traffic jams in Panaji and its outskirts, senior leader and Energy Minister Sudin Dhavalikar on Friday asked legislators and government officials to report an hour earlier for the assembly session beginning on March 27. Due to the closure of Atal Setu bridge in Panaji over Mandovi river, commuters going towards Maharashtra using two other bridges (adjacent to Atal Setu) are seen stuck in long spiraling queues.

    Sudin Dhavalikar said that there are major problems on the Atal Setu bridge and heavy vehicles going towards Maharashtra are causing traffic jams. So, all the MLAs and officials should come an hour earlier. This is not a man-made disaster.

    The Goa Legislative Assembly complex is located in Porvorim, so people coming from Panaji have to cross the Mandovi bridge to reach here. “We will also solve the problem of traffic jam at Porvorim by programming the signals and giving extra minutes to the zigzag queues,” Dhavalikar said.

    Talking about the traffic jam in Panaji city, Dhavalikar said that it is happening because the work on war-footing for the G-20 meetings is going on. After the completion of these works, the traffic will be smooth.

    Atal Setu 5.1 kilometer long cable stayed bridge was opened in February 2019. At present, asphalt and other work is going on on this bridge, so it has been closed for traffic.

    –IANS

  • Surat: The mother was cooking and the two-year-old son was alone in the gallery when this incident happened.

    Surat: The mother was cooking and the two-year-old son was alone in the gallery when this incident happened.

    While playing from the first floor in Surat, a two-year-old boy suffered a serious head injury after falling. The child was taken to the hospital where he died after some time of treatment. There has been a commotion in the Lodhi family living in Mahadev Society in Palsana area of Surat.

    Shankar Lodhi, originally from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, works in a loom factory in Surat. Here he lives with wife Rajni Devi and two-year-old son Mayank. Shankar’s wife Rajni Devi was cooking in the kitchen while son Mayank was playing in the gallery on the first floor of the house.

    Meanwhile, the boy Mayank suddenly fell down from the gallery while playing. He had a serious head injury. After the incident, people around ran and the child was immediately taken to Surat Civil Hospital in 108, where the child died after some time of treatment.

    The family is deeply shocked by the death of a son. On getting information about the incident, Palsana police have registered a case of accidental death and started further action. This incident is like a red light for parents. When the mother cooked at home and the father went to work, it was difficult to leave the child alone to play. When the lonely child fell from the first floor, there was no one to save him, hence this accident happened. This phenomenon shows that parents need to pay more attention to the care of children.

  • Women walk out on 1500, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said, will give benefits to all women in four years

    Women walk out on 1500, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said, will give benefits to all women in four years

    Shimla. On Thursday, the opposition staged a walkout from the House on the guarantee of Rs 1,500 to women. Before the walkout, the opposition, led by the Leader of the Opposition, shouted slogans in the Well and kept demanding permission to allow the Leader of the Opposition to speak in the House. At the time when the opposition was creating ruckus, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh was replying on the budget in Sukhu Sadan. The Speaker tried to stop the opposition, but the sloganeering continued. After this, the opposition went out of the house talking about not being allowed to speak. Actually, this matter came up when the Chief Minister was talking about giving Rs 1500 pension to two lakh 91 thousand women. The opposition objected to the announcement and Leader of the Opposition Jairam Thakur sought time to speak. After this, an uproar started in the House and the opposition staged a walkout. Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the Congress has not fixed a time limit for fulfilling the guarantee. In the next four years, all the women of the state will be given the benefit of the guarantee. (hdm)

  • High Court reprimanded the inquiry committee for verifying the certificates, why not weed out the true-fake degrees

    High Court reprimanded the inquiry committee for verifying the certificates, why not weed out the true-fake degrees

    Shimla. The State High Court has once again reprimanded the inquiry committee which verified the detailed marks certificates issued to the students by Manav Bharti University. A division bench of Acting Chief Justice Sabina and Justice Satyen Vaidya expressed surprise that even three years after the fake degree scam came to light, the inquiry committee could not sort out the genuine degrees awarded to the students and the fake degrees. The court reprimanded the inquiry committee and said that this court will not let the affected students wait for decades for their hard-earned degrees. Out of about 2300 degree holders, about 250 students have written letters to the court or approached the high court through private petitions, pleading to get their original degrees back. The applicants said that due to lack of sponsor in their names from the university, they are not even getting admission for higher education.

    The future of hundreds of innocent students like him is being played with and no one is giving priority to understanding their situation. Describing the criteria set by the Screening Committee as very strict, the applicants said that it is extremely difficult to get degrees on the basis of those criteria. As per the order of the court, the committee was ordered to fix such criteria on the basis of which copies of documents can be given to the students. It is noteworthy that as per the directions of the High Court, the Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Commission had ordered to constitute a committee to investigate and verify the documents related to fake degrees of Manav Bharti University.

  • Government will soon give a gift of ten guarantees, Deputy CM Mukesh said on the conclusion of Nalwadi fair

    Government will soon give a gift of ten guarantees, Deputy CM Mukesh said on the conclusion of Nalwadi fair

    Bilaspur. We are committed to fulfill the promises made by the Congress government to the people of the state. Ten guarantees will be fulfilled in a time bound manner. Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said this on Thursday on the concluding day of the state-level Nalwadi fair. He said that the promises made by the state Congress before today have been fulfilled and the promises made will also be fulfilled. He said that the historical first decision of the state government is to implement the old pension scheme for one lakh 36 thousand employees of the state, due to which every employee has got the support of his old age. He said that on completion of 100 days of the state government, several historic public welfare decisions have been taken. The state government has adopted 6000 orphan children of the state, due to which the government will pay all their expenses.

    Up to 80 percent subsidy will be given for fisheries. With this grant, people and youth of Bilaspur region will get self-employment opportunities. He congratulated everyone for the historic Nalwad fair Bilaspur, which has preserved its 136-year-old history, and congratulated the members of the organizing committee for the successful event. On this occasion MLA Rajesh Dharmani, Trilok Jamwal, former MLA Ramlal Thakur, Bamber Thakur, Tilak Raj Sharma, Babu Ram Gautam, KK Kaushal, District Congress Committee President Anjana Dhiman, Vivek Kumar, Deputy Commissioner Bilaspur and SP Bilaspur and senior party officials and Officers were present. On the other hand, Him Kumar wrestling was decided on the basis of points. The winner Gaurav Machhiwada was awarded one lakh one thousand and the runner-up Bhola was awarded with Rs 75 thousand.