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The 4.5 km-long corridor Prime Minister Narendra - Q stakeholders concerned,” Corridor for Sikh pilgrims,” reopening of the corridor. But the bilateral agreement connects Dera Baba Nanak Modi inaugurated the Q sources said here reacting to the Pakistan’s Foreign office said. They said Pakistan was provides for travel information shrine in Punjab’s Gurdaspur Kartarpur corridor on Pakistani proposal. To ensure adherence to the trying to “create a mirage of to be shared by India with with Darbar Sahib in November 9 last year when on Pakistan has conveyed its health guidelines, Pakistan has goodwill” by proposing to Pakistan at least seven days Kartarpur, a small town about the same day the first batch of readiness to India to reopen the invited India to work out nec- resume the Kartarpur pilgrim- before the date of travel, they 4 km from the International Sikh pilgrims left for the shrine 1 Q ! Kartarpur Corridor on essary SOPs (Standard age from June 29 with a short said. The normal way is to open Border, located at Narowal dis- of Guru Nanak in Pakistan. *! "# N1 O - . / ( *+ 5 6 /. cent while Abhimanyu Verma results of over 56 lakh students February 18 and March 6, Q 5 *! Q from Shri Sai Inter College, who appeared for class X and Sharma said: “The examina- 7 irls came out with flying Lakhperabagh (Barabanki) class XII examinations. tions which earlier used to be Gcolours, outshining boys in came second with 95.83 per “During the coronavirus pan- conducted in a period of one- , 8 6 the UP Board examinations, cent and Yogesh Pratap Singh demic, the Education depart- and-a-half months, were held results of which were declared from Sadbhawana Inter ment officials got the support in a period of 12 days for High $ ! ing night. Therefore, they by Deputy Chief Minister College, Jeewal (Barabanki) from the Home department for School and 15 days for should not be allowed to rest 5 9: 1 Dinesh Sharma at Lok Bhawan third with 95.33 per cent. the evaluation work and over Intermediate. Model test papers $% during night time,” it read. 7 on Saturday. In Intermediate, Anurag two crore copies were evaluat- were uploaded on the website “Night spray of malathion or Q In High School, the pass Malik Shri Ram SM Inter ed in just 23 days,” he said. and a toll-free helpline was also &# !! chlorpyrifos is useful. PPE kits percentage of the girls was College in Baraut (Baghpat) Provision would also be made available for the stu- may be used while spraying for / *! Q 87.29, which was 7.41 per cent was the topper with 97 per cent made for compartment exams dents.” safety, the advisory said. Q more than that of boys (79.88). marks while Pranjal Singh for Intermediate students this As many as 30,24,480 stu- Earlier, Delhi Environment In Intermediate, the pass per- from SP Inter College, Sikaro year, he said. “It will be done dents had registered for High Minister Gopal Rai chaired an centage of the girls was 81.96 Koraon (Prayagraj) secured the when it is back to normal,” he School exams while 25,86,339 emergency meeting of senior per cent, which was 13. 08 per- second position with 96 per added. for Intermediate exams, taking officials where he was informed N cent more than that of boys cent and Utkarsh Shukla from Sharma said that soft the total number of students to fter the skies over many that swarms have also reached (68.88). The toppers of High Shri Gopal Inter College copies of digital certificates 56,10,819. The Deputy CM Aparts of Gurugram turned the Asola Bhatti area in South Q 7 School and Intermediate were (Auraiya) bagged the third would be provided to High said a massive exercise was car- dark as swarms of locusts Delhi. O Shri Ram SM Inter College in position with 94.8 per cent School students on July 1 and ried out to prevent copying in descended on the city around He asked district authori- Baraut (Baghpat). In High marks. to Intermediate students on the exams as over one lakh noon with some residents even ties to remain on high alert. N O School, Riya Jain from Shri Announcing the results, July 30. CCTV cameras were installed sharing videos on the social The forest department was "#;# M Ram SM Inter College in Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Stressing that a marathon at various centres. “The CCTV media, the Delhi Government directed to take various steps to , - Baraut (Baghpat) grabbed the Sharma said it was a big effort had gone into the con- cameras were connected to a on Saturday put all districts on repel the swarms of locusts, the M N first position with 96.67 per achievement to declare the duct of examinations between Turn to Page 4 high alert and asked the district official said. O magistrates to coordinate with He also asked officials of 7 the fire department for spraying the agriculture department to =N>?& @F of pesticides and insecticides to make field visits to areas close Q prevent a possible attack of to Gurugram. crop-destroying locusts. The development secre- An advisory issued by the tary, divisional commissioner; O Delhi Development director, agriculture depart- Q Commissioner said residents ment and district magistrates of 5 Q can distract the locusts by South Delhi and West Delhi Q ' making high-decibel sound attended the meeting, the offi- he Enforcement hile Rajiv Gandhi through beating of drums, cial said. * TDirectorate (ED) on WFoundation (RGF) is in utensils, playing high-volume However, the migratory Saturday questioned senior the eye of storm for receiving music, bursting crackers, and pests are likely to spare Delhi Congress leader Ahmed Patel funds from the Chinese estab- burning neem leaves. The advi- for now, officials said. - at his residence in Delhi in con- urning the heat on the lishment in 2005-06, it has sory asked the people to keep The swarms of locusts, Q nection with the Sandesara TCongress on the Chinese now emerged that the foreign doors and windows closed and spread across two kilometres, brothers money laundering funding of the Rajiv Gandhi policy think tank Observer cover outdoor plants with plas- entered Gurgaon around 11.30 case, officials said. Foundation in the past, the rul- Research Foundation (ORF) tic sheets. am, KL Gurjar of the Locust & 1: A three-member ED team ing BJP on Saturday ques- too got funding from the The district magistrates Warning Organisation, ( reached Patel’s home at 23, tioned the Opposition party on Chinese consulate in Kolkata. have also been advised to Ministry of Agriculture, said. 6 =N F Mother Teresa Crescent in the the alleged donations it The ORF
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