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Office-bearers felicitated:The newly appointed office-bearers of different cells of the Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Gorkha Party, Dehradun, were felicitated here on Sunday. The party has also constituted separate cells for women in the districts of Dehradun and Pauri Garhwal and youth cells in Dehradun and Rudrapur. Capt JB Karki (retd), national president of the party made an appeal to the state government to conduct a survey for the identification of the entire population of the Gorkha community residing in Uttarakhand ever since the state came into being.
More services introduced: The Dehradun centre of the VLCC on Rajpur Road on Sunday introduced botox and fillers technologies. Rajpur MLA Ganesh Joshi inaugurated the services. Pooja Sachdeva, manager of the centre, informed that the centre had also started free consultation for skin and haircare.
Baby found dead: The body of a newborn baby was found floating in a river in the Premnagar area on Sunday. The police said there were no injury marks on the body and the child had died of drowning. The body has been kept at a mortuary.
Tributes paid: Chief Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank paid tributes to the late Amar Shaheed Sridev Suman on his death anniversary. He said Sridev Suman was instrumental in the constitution of the Tehri Rajya Prajamandal on January 23, 1939. He said the youth of the state must follow high ideals set-up by him.
Kumaon News
Admn urged to check illegal mining:The representatives of the Washermen Society, Rudrapur, have urged the administration to check illegal mining in the traditional ponds. The representatives have alleged that owing to illegal mining the traditional ponds used by the washermen to wash clothes have been polluted. “For generations we have been washing clothes in these ponds, which have now become the hot spots for illegal miners, causing inconvenience to our community,” said Kanhaiya Lal, a leader of the Washermen Society.
Three held with leopard skins:A team of the Forest Department arrested three youngsters under the Wild Life Protection Act at Bageshwar on Saturday and recovered three leopard skins from them. “After receiving the information that certain persons are bargaining to sell leopard skins, our team reached the spot and arrested them with the skins. They have been identified as Ramesh Pandey, Chanchal Koranga and Kripal Singh, all local residents,” said Ram Singh Bisht, an officer of the Bageshwar range. He said the culprits had confessed to killing the animals in the Jhuni forests.
6 of family get life imprisonment:The Almora District and Sessions judge on Saturday sentenced six members of a family to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 500 on each of them under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) in a murder case. “The culprits had murdered their own relative Naveen Kumar by attacking him with sticks and batons after a brawl in 2007,” said Narendra Singh Parihar, District Government counsel. He said six witnesses were presented before the court by the prosecution in the case.
2 held for rape of minor:The Pithoragarh police on Sunday arrested two persons in connection with the rape of a minor girl, after villagers blocked the Tanakpur-Pithoragarh highway for two hours demanding the arrest of the culprits. “The culprits were arrested when they were planning to surrender in a court,” said Rajiv Mohan, Pithoragarh SP.
Demand to set up mandi:Farmers having allegiance to the Bharatiya Kishan Union (BKU) have demanded a fruit and vegetable market at Lohaghat town of Champawat district so that the farmers could get good prices of their produce. “Our delegation met the District Magistrate and demanded besides opening of a fruit mandi in the town transfer of the local roads constructed by the Mandi Samiti during the previous Congress regime to the Public Works Department (PWD) and the introduction of a crop insurance scheme at the village level,” said Naveen Singh Karayat, district president of the BKU, Champawat.
Homage paid to martyrs:On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lokmanya Balgangadhar Tilak and Chandra Shekhar Azad on July 23, the residents of Tanakpur organised a programme to pay homage to these great leaders of the Indian freedom movement. “The programme was organised by Subash Lok Sewa Samiti at Kakraligate, near Tanakpur, and it was attended by hundreds of local residents and students from various schools. They garlanded the statues of the great patriots and pledged to follow their principles of love and sacrifice for the country,” said Dr Dinesh Chandra Shastri, organiser of the programme.
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Office-bearers felicitated:The newly appointed office-bearers of different cells of the Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Gorkha Party, Dehradun, were felicitated here on Sunday. The party has also constituted separate cells for women in the districts of Dehradun and Pauri Garhwal and youth cells in Dehradun and Rudrapur. Capt JB Karki (retd), national president of the party made an appeal to the state government to conduct a survey for the identification of the entire population of the Gorkha community residing in Uttarakhand ever since the state came into being.
More services introduced: The Dehradun centre of the VLCC on Rajpur Road on Sunday introduced botox and fillers technologies. Rajpur MLA Ganesh Joshi inaugurated the services. Pooja Sachdeva, manager of the centre, informed that the centre had also started free consultation for skin and haircare.
Baby found dead: The body of a newborn baby was found floating in a river in the Premnagar area on Sunday. The police said there were no injury marks on the body and the child had died of drowning. The body has been kept at a mortuary.
Tributes paid: Chief Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank paid tributes to the late Amar Shaheed Sridev Suman on his death anniversary. He said Sridev Suman was instrumental in the constitution of the Tehri Rajya Prajamandal on January 23, 1939. He said the youth of the state must follow high ideals set-up by him.
Kumaon News
Admn urged to check illegal mining:The representatives of the Washermen Society, Rudrapur, have urged the administration to check illegal mining in the traditional ponds. The representatives have alleged that owing to illegal mining the traditional ponds used by the washermen to wash clothes have been polluted. “For generations we have been washing clothes in these ponds, which have now become the hot spots for illegal miners, causing inconvenience to our community,” said Kanhaiya Lal, a leader of the Washermen Society.
Three held with leopard skins:A team of the Forest Department arrested three youngsters under the Wild Life Protection Act at Bageshwar on Saturday and recovered three leopard skins from them. “After receiving the information that certain persons are bargaining to sell leopard skins, our team reached the spot and arrested them with the skins. They have been identified as Ramesh Pandey, Chanchal Koranga and Kripal Singh, all local residents,” said Ram Singh Bisht, an officer of the Bageshwar range. He said the culprits had confessed to killing the animals in the Jhuni forests.
6 of family get life imprisonment:The Almora District and Sessions judge on Saturday sentenced six members of a family to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 500 on each of them under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) in a murder case. “The culprits had murdered their own relative Naveen Kumar by attacking him with sticks and batons after a brawl in 2007,” said Narendra Singh Parihar, District Government counsel. He said six witnesses were presented before the court by the prosecution in the case.
2 held for rape of minor:The Pithoragarh police on Sunday arrested two persons in connection with the rape of a minor girl, after villagers blocked the Tanakpur-Pithoragarh highway for two hours demanding the arrest of the culprits. “The culprits were arrested when they were planning to surrender in a court,” said Rajiv Mohan, Pithoragarh SP.
Demand to set up mandi:Farmers having allegiance to the Bharatiya Kishan Union (BKU) have demanded a fruit and vegetable market at Lohaghat town of Champawat district so that the farmers could get good prices of their produce. “Our delegation met the District Magistrate and demanded besides opening of a fruit mandi in the town transfer of the local roads constructed by the Mandi Samiti during the previous Congress regime to the Public Works Department (PWD) and the introduction of a crop insurance scheme at the village level,” said Naveen Singh Karayat, district president of the BKU, Champawat.
Homage paid to martyrs:On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lokmanya Balgangadhar Tilak and Chandra Shekhar Azad on July 23, the residents of Tanakpur organised a programme to pay homage to these great leaders of the Indian freedom movement. “The programme was organised by Subash Lok Sewa Samiti at Kakraligate, near Tanakpur, and it was attended by hundreds of local residents and students from various schools. They garlanded the statues of the great patriots and pledged to follow their principles of love and sacrifice for the country,” said Dr Dinesh Chandra Shastri, organiser of the programme.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20110725/region.htm
Some others blog of Mahara is http://sarkarinaukaricom.blogspot.com and http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/
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