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Page2 Final.Qxd (Page 3) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU BHOG AND ANTIM ARDAS Include Punjabi language in list of With profound grief and sorrow, we inform OBITUARY J)kta fy the sad demise of our beloved Sdn. Rita It is sad to inform that Sdn Mohinder Kour W/o S. iafMr mÙkepan “kkL=h ikBd official languages in J&K: Tewari Kour Bali of Shaheed Gunj Srinagar at pres- Devinder Singh R/o 84/3 Digiana Camp has expired on ckok dSy[k nso eafnj ifjlj esa laLÑr vkSj laLÑfr ds iqjks/kk ifa Mr mÙkepan ent H.No-3 Sec no 3 Model Town Gangyal 14/9/2020. Chautha will be performed on 15th Sept NEW DELHI, Sept 14: and Kashmir were Punjabi speak- Tuesday at 9 am. “kkL=h th ds fu/ku ij ,d “kksd lHkk vk;ksftr dh xbZ ftlesa lekt vkSj jk’Vª Jammu who left for her heavenly abode on Katha will be performed on 15th Tuesday at their residence ds Áfr mudh lsokvks dks ;kn fd;k x;kA lHkk esa ekLVj jkeiky lsB] MkW paæekSfy ing. 10/09/2020. at Digiana from 6.15 to 7.15 PM. jSuk] “kfDr nÙk “kekZ] MkW lh ,e lsB HkkjrHkw’k.k lsB] ifjeks{k lsB] MkW o#.k ik/kk] Congress member Manish ''I urge the Government to Programme:- Arambh Shri Akhand Path Arambh Sri Akhand Path (Wednesday) 16/9/20 at 8.30 AM in Gurudwara Digiana camp. eueksgu tEoky] mes”k “kekZ] mn; HkkLdj] lquhy jkdk] lkfgy lsB mifLFkr jgsA Tewari on Monday in the Lok include Punjabi language in the list Sahib on 15/09/2020 Tuesday at 7 am. Bhog & Antim Ardas (Friday) 16/9/20 at 9.00 AM in “kkL=hth ds iq= ,l,lih “kfDr ikBd vkSj muds ifjokj dh lq[k “kkafr dh dkeuk Sabha urged the Centre to include of the official languages,'' he said. Bhog and Antim Ardas on 17/09/2020 at Gurudwara Digiana Camp. dh xbZA 7:30 am at Gurudwara Singh Sabha Model GRIEF STRICKEN Punjabi language in the list of offi- Five languages - Hindi, Urdu, S. Devinder Singh -Husband ckok dSy[k nso Áca/kd desVh] town Gangyal Jammu. cial languages, along with Kashmiri, Dogri and English will S. Hardeep Singh (Prince) -Son Sdn Mohinder Kour xzkeh.k flfoy lkslkbZVh Kashmiri, Dogri, Hindi, Urdu and be made the official languages in GRIEF STRICKEN:- Sdn. Rita Kour Bali S. Amardeep Singh (Kaka) -Son S. Arunpal Singh Bali (Husband) S. Jeet Singh (Akra) -Brother English in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and a Bill S. Ranveer Singh -Brother (Son and Daughter-in-law) CONDOLENCE Jammu and Kashmir. will be brought in Parliament for Due to prevailing COVID-19 Pandemic condolence on Gurpal Singh and Sumeet Kour phone and whatsapp will be appreciated. A condolence meeting of KP Sabha was organized Raising the issue in the cur- this, Union Information and Arvinder Kour and Prithpal Singh (Daughter and Son-in-law) to mourn the untimely demise of Sh B.L. Sadhu Ex- tailed Zero Hour in the House, the Broadcasting Minister Prakash Randeep Pal Singh (Son) Sq. Leader at Chandigarh. A great philanthropist who Congress Member asserted that a Javadekar said here on September M:- 9419104653, 9103122077, 9205046991 was also Ex-President KP Sabha, Chandigarh, Ex large section of people in Jammu 2. (PTI) Ardh-Barkhi Vice-President AIKS and Chairman KMECT. Two minute silence was observed in his memory with Six months passed since you left us for heavenly BARKHI abode. Your memories are always in our heart and we prayers to Almighty to grant eternal peace to the Kangana Ranaut leaves Mumbai for home departed soul and give courage to the breaved fam- One year passed since you left us. miss your presence in every moment of life. You were and shall remain a source of inspiration for all of us. ily to bear this irreparable loss. Your memories will always remain with us every Sqn. Ldr. B L Sadhu state, calls her PoK analogy ‘bang on’ moment we pray to God for eternal peace We pray to God Almighty to grant eternal peace to Secretary your soul. (Retd) to your noble soul. Kashmiri Pandit Sabha, Ambphalla, Jammu MUMBAI/ SHIMLA, Sept 14: On Sunday, Ranaut met Barkhi of our beloved Late Smt. Shashi Bala Gupta Ardh Barkhi of our beloved Late Sh Puran Chand Governor Bhagat Singh W/o Late Sh. Kewal Krishan Gupta R/o 61, Rehari Sharma shall be performed at our residence, Pandit Actor Kangana Ranaut on Koshiyari at Raj Bhavan to Colony, Jammu will be performed on 15th of September Street House No 17, Ward No 12, Katra Arli Hansali on 2020 at 11.30 am at our residence. 16th of September, 2020 (Wednesday). CONDOLENCE Monday left Mumbai for her apprise him of the "injustice" Deeply Missed & Remembered By: DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: home state Himachal Pradesh, done to her. Daughter-in-law & Son Smt Chint Purni -Wife Late Sh Puran Chand Sanatan Dharam Sabha Lar, Ganderbal in saying she has been terrorised The actor has been aggres- Smt. Shivani Mahajan & Sh. Shekhar Mahajan Sons & Daughter-in-laws Sharma a meeting condole the sad demise of with "constant attacks and abus- sively criticizing the film indus- Daughter & Son-in-law Late Smt. Shashi Ajay Sharma & Abha Sharma Sh Jawahar Lal Dhar a social activist. Smt. Kirti Mahajan & Sh. Rohit Gupta Sunil Sharma & Rupali Sharma Members prayed to almighty to grant es" and declaring that her analo- try and the way it functions since Sister-in-law & Brother-in-law Bala Gupta Daughter & Son-in-law gy comparing the city with the death of actor Sushant Singh Smt. Shashi Bala & Sh. Brij Mohan Gupta Renu Sharma & Brahmu Sharma Vaikunth Dham to departed soul and courage Smt. Anita Gupta - Sister-in-law Grand Children: Annany Sharma, Atharav Sharma, Amayra Sharma, Achyt Sharma & to family members to bear such loss. Pakistan-occupied Kashmir was Rajput in June. She initially said Smt. Sushma Gupta & Sh. Mohinder Gupta -Sister-in-law & Brother-in-law Anushka Sharma "bang on". it was not a suicide but a Smt. Shashi Gupta -Sister-in-law Mobile No: 9419162880, 9419165388 V. President Himachal Pradesh Chief "planned murder" by an industry Smt. Rani Gupta & Sh. Sudhir Gupta - Sister-in-law & Brother Sanatan Dharam Sabha Sh Jawahar Lal Minister Jai Ram Thakur wel- that does not acknowledge out- Sh. Kedar Nath Gupta - Brother-in-law Dhar Agrima, Kashvi, Amishi, Aashirya - Grand Daughters Lar, Ganderbal comed her return and accused siders. Due to the prevailing situation we do accept your condolences on Phone No: CONDOLENCE Maharashtra's Shiv Sena- Ranaut escalated her attack 9906901113, 9419106390 We express our heartfelt condolences on Congress government of having to tackle the alleged drug nexus K.K. Trader / K.K. Tyres Transport Nagar, Narwal, Jammu the untimely demise of Sh. Rameshwar harassed her. Ranaut took a flight in the industry, as well as target- Nath R/o H.No - 52, Street No - 2, Shakti HOMAGE to Chandigarh and then travelled ing the Maharashtra government BHOG & ANTIM ARDAS Nagar Jammu on 9-9-2020 5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY by road to reach Manali. for its handling of the case. She With profound grief and sorrow we regret to inform the We also pray to Almighty to give peace to The actor, whose comments sparked anger after she com- sad demise of Sdn Ranjeet Kour W/o S.Inder Singh the departed noble soul and give strength to "Mother": The most Beautiful triggered a spat with pared Mumbai to Pakistan-occu- Soodan CorpratorJMC who left for heavenly abode on 10 September 2020. his family. Maharashtra's ruling Shiv Sena, pied Kashmir. Arambh Shri Akhand Path Sahib on Monday From: M/s Khajuria Cement Word, on the lips of Mankind. had come to Mumbai from her Her spat with Shiv Sena 14 September, 2020 at 8:30 am at our residence Nanak Lower Roop Nagar, Jammu Sh. Rameshwar Nath home in Manali last week for a spokesperson Sanjay Raut led to Nagar Sect 7, Lane 5. Deeply Remembered By: Bhog Shri Akhand Path Sahib on Wednesday 9419181606 Smt Leela Devi short visit. her receiving Y-plus security - a 16 September 2020 at 9:00 am. All Nears & Dears W/o Late Sh Krishan Lal On the same day, her office detail of around 10 armed com- Antam Ardas 9.30 am to 11:00 am at (Gurudwara 182-Paharian Street, Jammu. Singh Sabha Nanak Nagar . REMEMBRANCE here faced action for "illegal" mandos who accompany the GRIEF STRICKEN Jaan Aaye Taan Tinhein Pathaaye alterations by Shiv Sena-led actress whenever she travels. S.Inder Singh Soodan (Husband) Chaaley Tinhein Bulaaye Liya Brihanmumbai Municipal On her arrival in Mumbai last S.Divya Singh Soodan (Son) Sdn Ranjeet Kour A period of 5 yrs has passed since you left for celestial Brothers and Sister's in law journey. But not even a single moment has passed Corporation (BMC), following week, BMC exempted Ranaut Sdn.Tavinder Kour & Late S.Balbir Singh Soodan (JK Bank) when your sweet company was not felt in our hearts. CONDOLENCES which she moved the Bombay from the 14-day home quaran- Sdn.Gurmeet Kour & S.Kulbir Singh Soodan We miss your ever-smiling face & caring nature. HELP REHABILITATION HOME EXPRESSES High Court which stayed the tine rule for those arriving from Brothers and Sister in law Deeply Remembered by : Deep shock at the sudden demise of our father Sdn.Gurmeet Kour & late Mohinder Singh Maninder Kour -Wife demolition. outside the state after she sub- Soodan (JK Bank) figure Prof.
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