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Dehradun Chapter Has Wel-    Conservators of Students of Various Disciplines ! - 0#!%& %1!! 23!411*531$6%&7%1!! %+$531$6%&7%1!!6 SIDISrtVUU@IB!&!!"&#S@B9IV69P99I !%! %! ' 1"3)! (#& .,.,/ 0. (1 23,43*5 '4&%!;1$ ,9#)9 ; 9 ) .. ) 9. ; .> 9). . ?#. .9## . . ,. <. = >< ! % ,)2" # 8%9'3+!%277&%34&! 4 5 67 8 R he tense situation on the TLine of Actual Control (LAC) has further aggravated with India thwarting yet anoth- er aggressive move by the Chinese in Eastern Ladakh. The Chinese troops also fired warning shots in the air but the Indian Army main- tained calm. China, however, ive youths who had report- claimed it was the Indians who Fedly been abducted by used firearms after breaching China’s PLA from Arunachal the border. This is the first time Pradesh last week have been in more than 45 years that shots located on the Chinese side. were fired on the LAC. The PLA has confirmed This provocative act by the presence of the missing the Chinese on Monday took youths and modalities are place in the southern region of being worked out between the Pangong Tso (lake) in the two sides for their han- Eastern Ladakh. The PLA sol- dover to the Indian Army. diers tried to dislodge the “China’s PLA has respond- Indian Army troops now posi- ed to the hotline message sent tioned on the strategically- by Indian Army. They have important hill tops in the area. confirmed that the missing When they were warned, the youths from Arunachal Chinese fired a few shots in the Pradesh have been found by air. However, there were no spears, long knives and auto- attempting to close-in with their side. Further modalities physical clashes or skirmishes, matic weapons tried to come one of our forward positions to hand over the persons to sources said here on Tuesday. close to the Indian position at along the LAC and when dis- our authority are being Given the gravity of the a height of more than 15,000 suaded by own troops, PLA worked out,” Minister of State issue, Cabinet Committee on feet about 6.30 pm in a troops fired a few rounds in the for Youth Affairs and Sports Security (CCS) chaired by provocative action, they were air in an attempt to intimidate Kiren Rijiju tweeted. Prime Minister Narendra Modi P P ! warned. In own troops. However, despite The Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday reviewed the turn, they fired, sources the grave provocation, own Police had on Monday said the ground situation. The meeting Shanghai Cooperation after Defence Minister Rajnath dominated by the Indian Army La. Mountain passes are known said. Nearly 5,000 Indian troops exercised great restraint whereabouts of the missing came as External Affairs Organisation(SCO). The Singh and his Chinese Wei since August 29-30 when it as La in the Tibetan language. troopers are now positioned and behaved in a mature and youth could not be known Minister S Jaishankar left for much-awaited bilateral meet Fenghe held a marathon bilat- foiled an attempt by the oppos- The latest attempt to remove there along with tanks and responsible manner.” after a search team returned Moscow to hold talks with his between the two Ministers is eral meeting in Moscow during ing force to unilaterally change the Indian soldiers was in the heavy guns to foil any counter- The Indian Army is com- from the LAC. Chinese counterpart Wang Yi likely to take place on the SCO meet. the LAC. area between these two moun- move by the Chinese. mitted to maintaining peace The five villagers from on the LAC stand-off. The Wednesday, it was learnt. As regards the events on Since then, the Indian tain passes at Mukhpari, In an official statement on and tranquility, however, is Upper Subansiri district were two leaders will meet on the The latest episode of the LAC on Monday evening, Army is now deployed on key sources said. Tuesday, the Army said, “In the also determined to protect said to be engaged as porters sidelines of the Foreign provocation by the Chinese sources said the latest Chinese hills, including Black Top When more than 100 instant case September 7, 2020, national integrity and sover- and guides by the Indian Ministers’ conclave of the troops came just four days foray came in the area now besides Rezang La and Rechin Chinese soldiers armed with it was the PLA troops who were eignty at all costs. Army. " # $ & ' ! " # ()*+ , - ! New Delhi: The Supreme aspect of road width. and grilled for eight hours on Court on Tuesday said the He said the "minority view" $ Monday, arrived at the NCB’s 2018 circular of the Ministry of of the committee has said that office at Ballard Pier in south Road Transport and Highways intermediate carriageway width Mumbai at 10.30 am for the (MoRTH) on width of roads in should be 5.5 metre for hilly joint Opposition candidate, by ! third day of questioning in a T- hilly and mountainous ter- terrain as per the 2018 circular. bagging 125 votes against 105 shirt that read “Roses are red, rains be followed in construc- Mehta said project covers ongress chief Sonia Gandhi by latter. " violets are blue, let’s smash the tion of Char dham highway areas of India-China border Con Tuesday called for The Congress discussed patriarchy, me and you”. The project, providing all-weather and as there is movement of reaching out to other like- the issue of election at a meet- 28-year-old actress was placed connectivity to four holy towns Army vehicles, the intermedi- minded Opposition parties to ing of the party’s Parliament by the NCB under arrest at 3.30 of Uttarakhand. The circular ate carriage width should be 7 put up a joint candidate for the Strategy Group chaired by t the end of 19-long hours pm, exactly five hours later. says that carriageway width metre instead of the 5.5 metre. post of Rajya Sabha Deputy Sonia. She has asked Leader of Aof grilling carried out dur- Confirming the arrest, shall be of intermediate lane Senior advocate Sanjay Chairman for the elections Opposition in Rajya Sabha ing a span of three days, the NCB deputy director KPS configurations, that is of 5.5 Parikh, appearing for the peti- scheduled for September 14. Ghulam Nabi Azad to reach Narcotics Control Bureau Malhotra said, “Rhea metre width, with two-lane tioner NGO, said several direc- The post fell vacant after out to other Opposition parties (NCB) on Tuesday arrested Chakraborty has been arrested structures. The four towns of tions have been violated by the the tenure of JD (U) MP for fielding a joint Opposition actress Rhea Chakraborty in and due process of informing hilly State of Uttarakhand authorities and this has caused Harivansh expired in April candidate. The last date for fil- connection with the Sushant the family has been completed”. which would be connected by devastation of mountains and this year. He has been re-elect- ing nomination for the post is Singh Rajput death case, even Rhea is the tenth accused the ambitious all-weather 900- trees in the area. ed to the House from Bihar and September 11. as the Mumbai Police convert- to have been arrested in con- km highway project are — Parikh also raised the issue is expected to be the NDA’s The name of the joint can- ed a complaint filed by her 0 1 / / nection with a drug case linked Yamunotri, Gangotri, of tree felling in the area due to candidate for the post, while didate will be decided after against the late actor’s sisters 30 to the death of actor Sushant Kedarnath and Badrinath. the project. "We are not going the name of DMK MP Tiruchi consultations with the Priyanka, Meetu Singh and Singh Rajput, who was found The matter came up for into any roving inquiry. The Siva has been doing rounds as Opposition parties, and a meet- New Delhi-based Dr Tarun in the wake of what appeared Sushant through her currently dead in his closed room of his hearing before a bench headed narrow issue is about 2018 the Opposition candidate. The ing is also scheduled mid- Kumar into an FIR and trans- to be orchestrated leaks from arrested brother Showik sixth floor duplex flat at Mont by Justice RF Nariman which guidelines," the bench said. election will be held on the first week. The meeting was attend- ferred the case to the CBI. the investigating agency that Chakraborty, that she had Blanc building at Bandra’s told Solicitor General Tushar The Bench also observed day of the Monsoon Session ed by Rahul Gandhi, Azad, Rhea’s arrest appeared to be she had reportedly admitted acknowledged that she knew Carter Road in north-west Mehta that the authority needs that appropriate plantation be starting September 14. The Anand Sharma, AK Antony, a fait accompli, coming as it did that she had procured drugs for about Samuel purchasing drugs Mumbai, on June 14. to follow the 2018 guidelines. done there by the authority. Budget Session was called off in Ahmed Patel, KC Venugopal, for the actor from drug Besides Rhea’s brother "All you have to do is to go In August last year, the March due to Covid-19. Jairam Ramesh, Mallikarjun peddler Zaid Vilatra and that Showik, eight other arrested by your 2018 guidelines. How apex court had cleared the Harivansh was elected as Kharge, party leader in Lok she had accepted that she had accused in the case are: Abbas can you not go by your own decks for the Char dham high- the Rajya Sabha Deputy Sabha Adhir Ranjan accepted drug-related Lakhani, Karan Arora, Zaid guidelines?," the bench asked way project by modifying an Chairperson after Congress Chowdhury, party’s chief whip WhatsApp chats between her Vilatra, Abdel Basit Parihar, Mehta.
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