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Shabana Azmi Injured in Accident on Mumbai-Pune Expressway WWW.YUGMARG.COM FOLLOW US ON REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Sunday, January 19, 2020 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXIV, NO. 338, PAGES 8, RS. 2 YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER Maruti Suzuki Orient Electric Don’t just think it. Chandigarh Launches BS6 launches air #KhulKeBol with and Uttarak- variant of its circulating MTV Nishedh hand Toppers luxury All From multi-purpose van Allen Eeco chandeliers PAGE 3PPAGE 3 AGE 3PAGE 3 Shabana Azmi injured in accident Prepaid mobile connections on Mumbai-Pune Expressway restored in J&K AGENCY JAMMU, JANUARY18 Prepaid mobile connections were re- stored in Jammu and Kashmir on Sat- urday and 2G services resumed in two districts of the Valley after being dis- connected in August last year, official said here. Voice and SMS facilities were re- stored for all local prepaid mobile phones across the Union territory. Rohit Kansal, the principal secre- tary to the administration of Jammu MUMBAI, JANUARY18 and uploaded on social media websites and Kashmir, said the order would showed Azmi being helped out of the vehicle come into effect from Saturday. Veteran actress Shabana Azmi was injured af- and carried away on a stretcher. In order to consider giving mobile ter the SUV she was in crashed into a truck on The impact of the crash was so great that Internet connectivity on such SIM the Mumbai-Pune Expressway this afternoon, the front part of the SUV got crumpled. cards, the telecom service providers the police said. Officials at the MGM Hospital at Panvel, would have to verify the credentials of The mishap happened around 3.30 pm where the actress was rushed to, did not com- the subscribers, he said. near the Khalapur toll plaza when the Tata Sa- ment on her condition till late Internet service providers have wara and Bandipora, in north Kash- status to the erstwhile state and also tion last week for arbitrarily shutting fari Storme the actress and her husband Javed afternoon. been asked to provide fixed line Inter- mir. Telecom services were shut in the bifurcated it into union territories. down the Internet, the facility de- Akhtar were in rammed into a truck. While On Friday, Azmi and Akhtar celebrated the net connectivity in all 10 districts of entire Jammu and Kashmir on August However, the Supreme Court came scribed as the fundamental right by Javed Akhtar escaped unhurt, the driver and latter’s 75th birthday with Bollywood person- Jammu region and two districts, Kup- 5 when the Centre abrogated special down heavily on the UT administra- the apex court. Azmi were injured. Pictures shot by passersby alities and celebrities in attendance. Goa: MGP leader's kin refuse Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle to accept body, demand arrests PAGE PANAJI: Relatives of MGP leader Prakash Naik, who allegedly committed suicide, said on will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases Saturday that they would not accept his body until the two men he had named in a WhatsApp 2 by being shared. message before his death were arrested. According to the police, Naik blamed two men including a Goa minister's brother in his last message for his decision to end life. Naik, who unsuccessfully contested the 2017 Goa Assembly election on the ticket of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Paksh from St Cruz, allegedly shot himself dead at his house in Merces village on Friday. The police said that Naik had posted a message on a WhatsApp Buddha group, accusing a state cabinet minister's elder brother and another person of harassing and NATION blackmailing him. Addressing a press conference here, Naik's sister Sarita Goverkar said the probe should be handed over to the Crime Branch. YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 2020 Cold wave continues in north India; rains in Himachal, UP AGENCY A railway spokesperson said around 20 north-bound Lahaul-Spiti's administrative centre Keylong NEW DELHI, JAN 18 trains were delayed by two-five hours. Chief of India continued to be the coldest place in the state with the Meteorological Department regional forecasting minimum temperature settling at minus 9.2 degrees Cold wave conditions persisted in most parts of north centre Kuldeep Srivastava said Delhi may receive light Celsius, he added. Light to moderate rain and India on Saturday with many places in Himachal rain on January 21 due to a fresh western disturbance thundershower occurred at isolated places in Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh receiving rains, while the but temperatures are not expected to dip drastically in Pradesh on Saturday, the meteorological department Kashmir Valley and Ladakh reeled under sub-zero the next eight to 10 days. In Himachal Pradesh, Shimla said. It said dense to very dense fog occurred at a few temperatures. A thick blanket of fog covered the received light snowfall while some parts of the state places over eastern Uttar Pradesh and at isolated places national capital Saturday morning. The minimum received light rain. Several tourist hotspots, including over its western parts.Rainfall occurred at Puranpur, temperature in the city was 8.4 degrees Celsius, a notch Manali, Kufri and Dalhousie, shivered at sub-zero Nighasan, Baheri, Hapur, Nawabganj and Fatehpur, above the normal, and visibility was reduced to 50 temperatures, the MeT office said. the Met department said. The cold wave conditions metres in the Palam area during the morning hours due As per data recorded at 8.30 am on Saturday, Kinnaur's persisted in the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh, with the to a dense fog. Kalpa received 24.4 cm snowfall in last 24 hours, two neighbours witnessing sub-zero minimum The maximum temperature in the city settled two Shimla Met Centre director Manmohan Singh said. temperatures that led to frost formation on roads and notches below the normal at 17.7 degrees Celsius, Dalhousie received 4 mm rain, followed by Manali (2 caused inconvenience to motorists, the meteorological officials said. mm) and Chamba (1 mm), he added. Tribal district department said. I Virpal Kaur Toor W/o Harman I Am Nirmal Jit Singh Sangha I , P a rCa m j i t K aLu r W /o AI, Mukhtiar SSingh S/o RaghvirS I ,I R a j wFa n t K a u Ir W / OE I, Jagdish DDudeja S/o Jaisa Ram I, Jasbir Kaur spouse of JC- I, Jaspal Kaur W/o Manjit Singh Singh Brar R/o Vpo Harraipur, S/O Gurdev Singh Jaito Faridkot Sukhmander Singh Gill R/o Singh R/o Vill: Lalomazara Po. Chamandeep Singh Gill R/O R/o # 17, Sec-1, Part-1, Huda, 352567K Rank Sub Daljit Singh R/o VPO-Dhanowali, Distt. 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