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  • Prahlad Patel visits National Museum to review preparations regarding re-opening of Museums, Art Galleries
  • Chandigarh-Baddi Railway line to get land
  • MP CM mourns loss of lives
  • Punjab CM appeals to Kisan unions to lift rail blockage for passenger trains to in view of centre's overture
  • AISSEE for admission in Sabik School
  • NIA names five more as accused in gold smuggling case
  • New agri laws will bring positive changes in farmers' lives: Tomar
  • Govt waives off 22 cr of outstanding house rent of artists
  • Court’s orders to file FIR against Sirsa; SAD chief should immediately expel Manjinder Sirsa from party: AAP
  • Trailblazers beat Supernovas by 16 runs to lift maiden WT20 Challenge Trophy
  • MP by-polls: All set for D-Day
  • PM condoles demise of noted author Father Valles
  • Dialogue with Pakistan, opening of cross-border roads can bring peace in J&K
States » NorthPosted at: Nov 9 2020 9:19PM


Bhupinder hits back Assy Speaker over 'Agri laws amendment' row

Chandigarh, Nov 9 (UNI) Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Monday responded to the Assembly speaker Gian Chand Gupta's statement, in which the speaker said that the proceedings were conducted in accordance with the rules.
Mr Hooda said that if the proceedings of the House would have been conducted as per the rules, then the speaker must have got the vote, considering the demand of the opposition.
Earlier, the opposition leader had said the “voice of the Opposition was ignored as the Congress’ amendment on the agricultural laws was not accepted in the proceedings of the House.”
For this, the Speaker replied that it was an ‘irresponsible’ remark citing the proceedings were conducted as per the rules.
"The opposition was continuously demanding voting on three new agricultural laws. By voting itself, the public would be able to know which party, which MLAs are standing with these bills and who are opposing them. But the speaker repeatedly refused voting, citing Rule 184, which is unfortunate. It seems that Speaker did not fully understand the rules. 183 precedes rule 184," Mr Hooda said.
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MP CM mourns loss of lives

09 Nov 2020 | 11:26 PM

Bhopal, Nov 9 (UNI) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed condolences on Monday over the accidental demises caused in Satna District and this one.
“I have directed my officers to extend all possible assistance to the bereaved families and ensure proper treatment of the injured. I pray for peace to the departed and fortitude to the bereaved families for bearing this sorrow. May those hurt recover rapidly,” the veteran leader was officially quoted as saying.

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Punjab CM appeals to Kisan unions to lift rail blockage for passenger trains to in view of centre's overture

09 Nov 2020 | 11:25 PM

Chandigarh, Nov 9 (UNI) Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder has appealed to the Kisan Unions to completely lift their rail blockade to allow passenger trains also to ply in the state, in view of the initiative taken by the central government to discuss the issue of the farm laws.

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Haryana transfers IAS officer

09 Nov 2020 | 11:24 PM

Chandigarh, Nov 9 (UNI) Haryana Government has issued transfer and posting orders of one IAS officer with immediate effect.

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AISSEE for admission in Sabik School

09 Nov 2020 | 11:21 PM

Chandigarh, Nov 9 (UNI)The All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination (AISSEE) for admission to about 93 seats in Class VI and 22 seats for class IX in Sainik School Kunjpura, Karnal for the academic session 2021-2022 will be held on January 10, 2021 (Sunday).

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Dialogue with Pakistan, opening of cross-border roads can bring peace in J&K

Dialogue with Pakistan, opening of cross-border roads can bring peace in J&K

09 Nov 2020 | 11:19 PM

Jammu, Nov 9 (UNI) Asserting that dialogue with Pakistan and the stakeholders within J&K and opening of cross-border roads will bring the divided parts together, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Monday said that it can bring peace and an everlasting solution to the problem.

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