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SC to States WWW.YUGMARG.COM REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Wednesday June 30, 2021 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXVI, NO. 151 PAGES 12, RS. 2 YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER World-class virtual Implement 'One Nation One Ration Card' museum to be built in scheme by July 31: SC to States Kurukshetra : Hry CM BUREAU Prahlad Singh Patel said that the CHANDIGARH, JUNE 29: Union Ministry of Tourism is real- MHA hands AGENCY schemes, especially to the migrant are waiting to reap the benefit of ly impressed with Haryana Gov- NEW DELHI, JUNE 29 workers and their families at any various welfare schemes of the Haryana Government in collabora- ernment’s basic concept of a set- over Jammu Fair Price Shop across the coun- States and Centre, the "apathy and tion with the Centre would be set- ting up virtual museum having ref- The Supreme Court on Tuesday di- try," the Bench said. lackadaisical attitude by the Min- ting up a world-class vir- erences from Ma- drone attack rected that by July 31, 2021, all "We, thus, are of the view that istry of Labour and Employment is tual museum highlighting habharata and Gita. case to NIA states and Union Territories must those States who have not yet im- unpardonable", the apex court references to Mahabhara- A world-class NEW DELHI: Union implement the 'One Nation One plemented One Nation One Ration said. The Bench said there was ur- ta and Gita in Kuruk- virtual museum Home Ministry on Tues- Ration Card' scheme that allows Card scheme should implement gency in the portal to be finalised shetra. with references to day handed over Jammu migrant labourers to get ration the same. We direct the States who and implemented looking to the Haryana Chief Min- Mahabharata and air base drone attack benefits from any part of the coun- have not implemented the One Na- pandemic and dire need of unor- ister, Sh. Manohar Lal Gita will be jointly case to the National In- try, irrespective of the place where tion One Ration Card scheme to ganised workers to receive the held a meeting with the developed in Ku- vestigation Agency their ration card is registered. implement the scheme by not later benefit. "The attitude of Ministry Union Minister of State rukshetra by the ((NIA). The NIA will re- 'One Nation One Ration Card' than July 31, 2021," ordered the of Labour and Employment in not for Tourism, Sh. Prahlad Union Ministry of register the case and offi- is a scheme implemented by the court. 2021. completing the module even Singh Patel in New Delhi Tourism and the cially take over it today. Government of India providing for The top court also directed the Further, the Centre was asked though directed as early as on Au- regarding the progress of Government of Earlier, National Security nation-wide portability of Nation- Centre and state governments to to develop a portal for registration gust 21, 2018, shows that Ministry various tourism projects Haryana. Guard (NSG) and NIA al Food Security Act Ration card. provide dry ration and continue under National Database for Unor- is not alive to the concern of the undergoing in Haryana. Sh. Prahlad were jointly investigating A Bench of Justice Ashok community kitchens for migrant ganised Workers (NDUW) in con- migrant workers and the non-ac- In the meeting, discussions were Singh Patel while praising the the case. Jammu Police Bhushan and Justice MR Shah said workers till the pandemic contin- sultation with National Informat- tion of the Ministry is strongly dis- held on Kurukshetra, Adi Badri, Haryana Government said that had lodged an FIR on 'One Nation One Ration Card' is an ues. ics Centre (NIC) to register unor- approved," the order stated. "Both, Rakhigarhi, Science City, Adven- Haryana has done great work in terrorism charges. "important citizen-centric reform". The top court further directed ganised and migrant workers and in the first and the second wave of ture Tourism and other important the tourism sector with its own re- NIA had sent its team "Its implementation ensures the Centre and States to complete complete the portal and commence the pandemic, migrant workers issues. sources. The State Government from Srinagar office to availability of ration to beneficiar- registration of all migrant workers the process by July 31, 2021. had been exposed to financial and Later interacting with the me- has completed Krishna Circuit-I the Jammu Air Force sta- tion early Sunday morn- ies under National Food Security including those in unorganised When the unorganised work- other forms of hardships due to dia after the meeting, the Union and prepared the plan for Krishna ing to collect some pri- Act (NFSA) and other welfare sectors positively by July 31, ers are waiting for registration and their limited access. Minister of State for Tourism, Sh. Circuit-II, he added. mary evidences from the blast sight. Later, evi- dences were sent to Del- hi for forensic tests, an official in the NIA said. Bars/pubs allowed to Corbett opens for round-the- open with 50 per cent year tourism capacity in Punjab RISHIKESH: The Cor- bett Tiger Reserve was SHASHI PAL JAIN opened on Tuesday for CHANDIGARH, JUNE 29 round-the-year tourism. Five ranges of the re- With cases of Delta Plus vari- serve including Garjia, ant coming to light, Punjab Bijrani, Dhara-Jhirna, Chief Minister Captain Dhela and Pakhron were opened this afternoon for Amarinder Singh on Tuesday day visits for the whole ordered extension of the year, Corbett's Director Covid restrictions till July 10, Rahul said. Corbett's with certain more relax- opening generated great ations, including opening of enthusiasm among bars, pubs and ahatas at 50% wildlife lovers with capacity, beginning July 1. the conditions are met. Ex- around 50 bookings Skill Development Cen- pressing satisfaction over the made for the day safaris tres and Universities have decline in positivity to less on the inaugural day, he also been allowed to open than 1%, with overall fall in said. conditional to the staff and active cases, the Chief Minis- students having taken at least ter noted that the positivity R-day violence: one dose of vaccine. IELTS rate in some districts still re- coaching institutes were al- mained over 1%. Further, the Court issues ready allowed to be opened, finding of Delta plus variant fresh summons subject to students and staff was a matter of concern, having taken at least one making it essential to contin- to Deep Sidhu dose of vaccine. ue with the curbs, he NEW DELHI: A Delhi Announcing the relax- stressed. court on Tuesday issued ations at a high-level Covid The month wise whole fresh summons to actor- review meeting, the Chief genome sequencing has activist Deep Sidhu and Minister made it clear that shown that more than 90% is other accused in the Re- the bars, pubs and ahatas a variant of concern, with the public Day violence would have to strictly main- original virus having been case. tain social distancing proto- practically replaced by vari- Chief Metropolitan Mag- cols, and waiters/ ants, disclosed the Chief istrate Gajendra Singh servers/other employees Minister. Two cases (Ludhi- Nagar directed all the ac- should have taken at least ana and Patiala) have shown cused to appear before it one dose of the Covid vac- Delta plus variant, while in on July 12 through video cine. He made it clear that it May and June, the Delta vari- conference. would be the responsibility ant was most prevalent, he Monsoon session of the owners to ensure that pointed out. of Parliament Top LeT commander killed likely from July 19 in Srinagar encounter NEW DELHI: The Mon- AGENCY soon session of Parlia- SRINAGAR, JUN 29 ment is likely to start from July 19 and con- A top commander of Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) Nadeem Abrar clude on August 13, and a Pakistani terrorist were killed in an encounter in Jammu sources said on Tues- and Kashmir's Parimpora area, a police spokesman said here day. on Tuesday. The encounter had broken out during a Cordon 'The Cabinet Committee and Search Operation (CASO) on Monday afternoon in Sri- on Parliamentary Affairs nagar outskirts. Giving details about the incident, the (CCPA) has recom- spokesman said there was a specific information about mili- mended a Monsoon tants' plan to carry out attack on a highway. Acting on the tip- Session of Parliament from July 19 to August off, the Jammu and Kashmir police and CRPF established 13,' the sources said. joint nakas at several places along the highway. At Parimpora According to the naka, a vehicle was stopped and the occupants were asked for sources, there will be their identity at which one person sitting at the back seat around 20 sittings during opened his bag and attempted to take out a grenade. The naka the session. party swiftly swung into action and grabbed him, the spokesperson said. Kejriwal promises 300 free units of electricity to all in Pb BUREAU dom fighters etc, will now get 300 CHANDIGARH, JUNE 29 free units, to be charged only for over and above 300 units. In this way, if The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Na- any of these beneficiaries consume tional Convener and Delhi Chief 350 units in a month, then he will be Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday charged for only 50 overstepped announced 24-hour uninterrupted units. power supply and 300 units of free The remaining 300 units will be to- electricity to all domestic consumers tally free for the consumer. Kejriwal in Punjab, on formation of the AAP govern- was accompanied by AAP state president and ment in 2022 Assembly elections.
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