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Monday 5 April 2021

A ‘Kadam’ to beautify Abohar roads

Abohar: The Abohar Municipal Corporation (MC) launched project 'Kadam' through a webinar, in which MC Commissioner Abhijeet Kaplish participated. The project has been prepared under the 'Chokho Abohar' initiative announced earlier by the Chief Minister. The word 'chokho' means beautiful. Kaplish said the blueprint of the project had been prepared by a team of traffic experts. The aim is to improve roads and streamline the traffic system here with focus on convenience to pedestrians. The work has been divided into three parts: Malout Chowk, Bus Stand Road and Circular Road. Under 'Kadam', roads will be beautified by utilising unused space. The work will be completed in the next five months.

Politicians, 'enter at your own risk'

Fatehgarh Sahib: The ongoing agitation by farmers has created an 'awakening' among the rural folk, who are coming up with new ways to protest against political parties. The BKU unit of Dadumajra village has banned the entry of political leaders. Boards have been put up at several places with the message that any political leader, particularly from the BJP, will enter the village at his own risk. Inviting politicians at functions has also been banned and a decision in this regard was taken unanimously in the interest of farmers, said Prabhjot Singh, president, BKU unit.

Beggars get a 'gift' of free education

Gurdaspur: Hotelier Romesh Mahajan, who was presented the national award for prevention of alcoholism and drug abuse by former President Pranab Mukherjee in 2016, can be seen convincing rag-pickers at strategic points of the city to send their children to his preliminary school in Ram Nagar, where he imparts free education. He already has 40 students in the age group of four to 10 years, and plans to increase the number to 150 in the coming months. Mahajan has hired teachers who teach the English alphabet and arithmetic to students. "The idea of ending beggary starts with ending its cause. The anti-poor prejudice is so deeply rooted in our society that the beggars are treated with disdain and contempt," he said. The children are eager to learn Queen's English.



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