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114 Pc Productivity Recorded in Budget Session Campaign Ends for First WWW.YUGMARG.COM FOLLOW US ON REGD NO. CHD/0061/2006-08 | RNI NO. 61323/95 Join us at telegram https://t.me/yugmarg Friday March 26, 2021 CHANDIGARH, VOL. XXVI, NO. 56 PAGES 12, RS. 2 YOUR REGION, YOUR PAPER Booklet on success Mohindra virtually Balbir Sidhu Low scores in stories of women to dedicates dedicates Tandrust T20Is never Punjab be published: slew of infra impacted my projects Health Center confidence: Dushyant Bakarpur to people Rahul PAGE 10 PAGE 4 PAGE 6 PAGE 12 Daily corona count Maintain status quo on water crosses 53K in India Firing at Vishal Mart in Tarn Taran supply to Delhi: SC to Pb, Hry TARN TARAN: The Vishal Mega Mart store AGENCY is located near the official NEW DELHI, MAR 25 resident of Tarn Taran SSP. Agroup of 20-25 Apex Court directs Army to unknown men stormed The Supreme Court on Thursday into a Vishal Mega Mart directed the governments of Pun- consider permanent store, smashed win- jab and Haryana and Bhakra- dows and opened fire at Beas Management Board shoppers in Punjab's (BKMB) to maintain status quo commission for women officers AGENCY to 1,12,31,650, while the case fatali- Tarn Taran district on on the water supply to Delhi till NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court directed on Thursday direct- NEW DELHI, MAR 25 ty rate has further dropped to 1.36 Thursday. It is unknown Friday after the Delhi Jal Board ed the Army to consider the grant of the permanent commission per cent, the data stated. if anyone was injured or claimed that water supply could for women officers within a month and allow the permanent India added over one lakh coron- India's COVID-19 tally had killed in the gunfire. The be reduced here by 25 per cent commission within 2 months after following the due process. avirus infections in just two days crossed the 20-lakh mark on August shopping store was re- because of closing of canal gates A bench of the Apex Court, headed by Justice Dr DY Chan- with 53,476 new cases in a span of 7, 30 lakh on August 23, 40 lakh on cently inaugurated and for repair. drachud passed the judgment on hearing a batch of petitions filed 24 hours, the highest single day rise September 5 and 50 lakh on Septem- is located near Tarn A bench, headed by Chief in March-April when the water by many women officers for permanent Commission in the Indi- so far this year, pushing the nation- ber 16.It went past 60 lakh on Sep- Taran Senior Superin- Justice of India SA Bobde, also demand is at its peak. an Army, seeking a direction that contempt proceedings be initi- wide COVID-19 tally of cases to tember 28, 70 lakh on October 11, tendent of Police (SSP) issued notices to the governmenst "We are saying that we do not ated against those who had allegedly failed in their duty to com- 1,17,87,534, according to the Union crossed 80 lakh on October 29, 90 Dhruman Nimble's offi- of Punjab, Haryana and BBMB have a problem when you do re- ply with the earlier judgments of the apex court. Health Ministry data updated on lakh on November 20 and surpassed cial residence. On on DJB's plea against the curtail- pair, but at least they can start re- While delving into many issues, including medical criteria, Thursday. the one-crore mark on December 19. learning about the inci- ment of supply of water to Delhi. pairing work in winter or mon- Justice Chandrachud said that the fundamental postulate in sub- The active caseload registered an According to the ICMR, dent, police have reached the store and "Respondents are directed to soon but not in April. missions of Additional Solicitor General (ASG) is that evaluation increase for the 15th day in row and 23,75,03,882 samples have been are investigating the maintain status quo regarding the "It is a routine repair of two of competitive merit is necessary. was recorded at 3,95,192 comprising tested up to March 24 with matter. supply of water to Delhi", or- gates. We have written six letters Benchmarking in submissions became necessary to place 3.35 per cent of the total infections, 10,65,021 samples being tested on dered the apex court bench. The since February 2021, our senior them on par with males, the Bench pointed out. while the recovery rate has further Wednesday. The 251 new fatalities bench also said that it would hear officers went and visited the site. The Supreme Court said that the fundamental fallacy in this dropped to 95.28 per cent, the data include 95 from Maharashtra, 39 Court extends the case on Friday as there is "ur- We have Lutyens Delhi but we submission is that the clear intent of the policy letter is that issue stated. Punjab, 29 from Chhattisgarh, 12 gency" in the matter. have common men. This will cut of applying competitive merit applies to 250 officers fulfil this The daily rise in infections was each from Tamil Nadu and Karnata- Sachin Vaze's NIA Senior advocate Abhishek down 25 per cent water supply," criterion. the highest recorded in 153 days. ka and 10 from Kerala. A total of Manu Singhvi, appearing for the Singhvi contended in the court. "If it is less than 250 then there is no need to meet this crite- The death toll increased to 1,60,692 1,60,692 deaths have been reported custody till April 3 DJB, contended before the top Advocate Gautam Narayan, rion," the apex court said. While pronouncing the judgment, Jus- with 251 new fatalities, the data up- so far in the country including MUMBAI: A Mumbai court that Delhi has two crores of who was also appearing for DJB, tice Chandrachud, said: "It is a long judgment spanning of hun- dated at 8 am showed. 53,684 from Maharashtra, 12,630 court here on Thursday urban population and curtailment told the Supreme Court that 20 dred's pages. We have dealt with the issue of ACR evaluation and As many as 54,366 new infec- from Tamil Nadu, 12,461 from Kar- extended the NIA cus- of water supply will badly affect per cent of Delhi drinking water then with the medical criteria." Justice Chandrachud said that the tions were recorded in a span of 24 nataka, 10,973 from Delhi, 10,312 tody of suspended police the people. would be curtailed from Thurs- qualification and achievement of women officers after the 5th and hours on October 23. from West Bengal, 8,769 from Uttar officer Sachin Vaze, ar- He further said that the canal day because of repair work on the 10th year has been ignored. The number of people who have Pradesh and 7,197 from Andhra rested in connection with repair works should not be done canal. recuperated from the disease surged Pradesh. the recovery of explo- sives-laden vehicle near industrialist Mukesh Am- bani's house, till April 3. Waze (49), an assistant Haryana CM police inspector with Two killed in Ambala firing incident Mumbai crime branch, was arrested on March discusses important 13 by the National Inves- AGENCY According to police, the incident tigation agency. He was AMBALA, MAR 25 could be a fallout of a rivalry between produced before the issues with Nadda the two groups. After getting the in- court after his earlier re- Two people were killed and as many formation of the incident, senior po- mand expired. He had injured after armed assailants opened lice officers including Ambala Range nothing to do with the BUREAU plying to another question fire at them in Ambala City on Thurs- Inspector General of Police, Y Puran crime and had been CHANDIGARH, MAR 25 the Chief Minister said that day, police said. Kumar and Superintendent of Police made a scapegoat, he to ensure the safety of girls, The deceased were identified as Hamid Akhtar reached the scene of told the special NIA Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. crime against girls up to the Rahul (34) and Pankaj alias Panja the crime and also visited the civil court. Manohar Lal today met age of 12 years old will be (28). hospital. Akhtar said the matter is be- Bharatiya Janata Party's taken up by Fast Track One of the injured, Gaurav, was the same village near Mohali in Pun- When they reached Kalka Chowk ing investigated. Meanwhile, DSP Three brothers President, Sh. J.P. Nadda in Courts. Similarly, cases per- referred to PGIMER Chandigarh due jab and had come to Ambala in con- on Ambala Rajpura Highway, the as- Sultan Singh said police teams have New Delhi. During the taining to crime against to his serious condition while the oth- nection with a court case. They were sailants arrived in a car and opened been constituted to trace the as- drink sanitiser meeting, the Chief women will be er was admitted in civil hospital here. returning home in a car when the in- fire at them before fleeing, police sailants and CCTV footage near Minister discussed dealt with a stern Police said the four belonged to cident took place, they added. said. Kalka Chowk is being obtained. in absence of various important hand. topics of the State Responding to alcohol, die with him. another question BHOPAL: Three daily Later, Sh. regarding the ex- wage workers, all broth- Manohar Lal, pansion of the CRPF jawan dies,3 injured in Campaign ends ers, lost their lives after while talking to Cabinet in allegedly consuming media persons Haryana, Chief sanitiser, the Bhopal Po- said that during Minister, Sh.
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