Monday, January 30, 2012

Canada America Kabaddi Cup 2012

 


Canada America Kabaddi Cup 2012 will be held on 5th Feb 2012 at Gur Nanak Stadium Ludhiana. Babbu Maan and Satinder Sartaj are going to perform on this occasion.
Title :- Canada-America Kabaddi Cup

Venue :- Guru Nanak Stadium, Ludhiana.

Timing :- 9:00 AM To 6:00 PM

Tickets:- Khulla Akhaara . .. .. No Tickets. . .. Enjoy

Kabaddi is a South Asian team sport. In Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam, the name derives from the word "kai" (hand), "pidi" (catch), which could be translated into "Holding Hands".Two teams occupy opposite halves of a field and take turns sending a "raider" into the other half, in order to win points by tackling members of the opposing team; the raider then tries to return to his own half, holding his breath and chanting "kabaddi, kabaddi, kabaddi" during the whole raid.
 


 

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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Punjab Elections 2012: Poll campaigning comes to end

The three week-long campaigning for 117-seat Punjab Assembly ended this evening with ruling SAD-BJP alliance and opposition Congress putting their best foot forward to wrest power in the January 30 polls. The campaigning by and large remained peaceful in the state which saw national leaders including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress president Sonia Gandhi, General Secretary Rahul Gandhi, BJP leaders L K Advani, Nitin Gadkari, Arun Jaitley, Rajnath Singh, Uma Bharti and BSP Chief Mayawati criss-cross the state.

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Besides Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and his son Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal, the other campaigners included Team Anna members who, however, did not advocate in favour or any political party confining their campaign to corruption and setting up of a strong Lokpal. Film and TV actors Hema Malini, Shatrughan Sinha, Rajesh Khanna, Kirron Kher and Samriti Irani and a host of local singers and actors, including Gurdas Mann, Harbhajan Mann and Gurpreet Ghuggi besides cricketer-turned-politicians Navjot Sidhu and Mohd Azharudin added to the colour.

We have also published list of candidates for punjab elections 2012. The voters will now decide which party will experience a new dawn. 
So Please use your vote judicially.



Friday, January 27, 2012

Eminent Punjabi writer Kartar Singh Duggal dead

We have received the sad news that renowned Sikh-Indian litterateur, Sardar Kartar Singh Duggal, died today, a few weeks short of his 95th birthday. The writer, who had also served as a Director of All India Radio, was admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciences on Monday last and the end came this evening.

Duggal has carved a place for himself by penning novels, short stories and plays in Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi, and English, with equal elan and was a winner of Sahitya Akademi award and Padma Bhushan.

Duggal is survived by his wife Ayesha, a doctor, and a son. A master story-teller, Duggal, during a career spanning for over four decades, has written 24 collections of short stories and ten novels weaving the historical strands of the Partition saga and intricacies of human relationships in modern society.
Considered a virtual pioneer of modern Punjabi fiction, Duggal also penned seven plays, seven works of literary criticism, two collections poems and an autobiography.

Many of his books have been adopted by various universities in graduation courses and translated into other Indian languages.

Kartar Singh Duggal was born in 1917, in Dhamal, Rawalpindi District, Pakistan. He writes with equal ease in Panjabi, Urdu, Hindi, and English and excels in all genres of writings.

His works have been translated into several Indian and foreign languages. He has received many honors and awards including the Padma Bhushan, Sahitya Akademi Award, Ghalib Award, Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad Award, Bhai Mohan Singh Vaid Award, and Soviet Land Award.

He has served as Director, All India Radio and Director, National Book Trust. He has also been Advisor (Information), Planning Commission of India. 

The Library of Congress has 118 of his works.

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

SAD Manifesto for 2012 Elections

The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) today released its manifesto, promising something for everybody. Specially targeting the youth, unemployed, weaker sections and women, the manifesto promises to continue with the welfare schemes. “The objective is to ensure that the benefits reach the needy and promises don’t remain on paper”, said SAD president Sukhbir Badal. In 2007 Manifesto SAD promised few items and some of them were fulfilled and but others not. Here are key points from 2012 Manifesto.

  • Free laptops for school students        
  • Free 5-marla plots to landless poor
  • 10 lakh jobs, 2 lakh in govt sector
  • Mohali, Amritsar to be made IT hubs


  • Lokayukta to be strengthened
  • Greenfield International Airport at Macchiwara (Ludhiana), Sahnewal airport to be expanded and operationalised
  • Civic amenities in all towns in three years
  • Ludhiana metro in next five years 
  • Octroi on petrol/diesel to be rationalised 
  • Free cycles also for Class IX and X girls 
  • Free primary health care to accident victims
  • Cancer Relief Fund sum to be doubled
  • Agro-Industry SEZ in the border belt
  • Separate Environment Ministry
  • Boost to organic farming, bio-technology
  • State to be covered under RO system
  • Sick small and medium industry to be revived through special incentives
  • Under Sri Guru Hargobind Sports Scholarship, every district to have sports stadium of international standards
  • International Trade Fair centers at Ludhiana and Mohali
  • Mohali, Ludhiana, Amritsar to have International convention centres
  • Malwa to be developed as textile hub; Jalandhar to be developed as international sports hub
  • All services to go online in three years
  • Farmers with five acres (or less) to be given tube well connections in a year
  • Canal irrigation system to be upgraded and canals repaired; more effective crop insurance scheme
  • Plan to tame Ghaggar 
  • Free gas connections for BPL families
  • Pension amount for senior citizens, widows and physically challenged to be increased 
  • Free domestic power up to 250 units to Dalits and BCs
  • Memorial on freedom movement in Doaba 
  • Dedicated NRI courts; steps against travel agents to stop harassment of NRIs and their family members
  • Party to fight for one rank, one pension for ex-servicemen; free education to their wards 
  • Vat on CSD items to go
Source : Tribune India


Boycott drug supplier candidate in Elections

Punjab Assembly Elections are here one more time at Punjab’s doorsteps. In the spirit of “freedom,” there will be candidates and party propagandists from the parties in power and aspiring for power, selling their new slogans and others repackaging or coining new phrases to sell the old ones, all in the hopes of getting our votes and becoming elected in the 2012 Elections. The voter, on the other hand, is also getting smarter and shrewder if not totally fatigued and frustrated over this seasonal drama recurring every 5 years since 1952. The voter is expected to look and listen more carefully this year before casting his or her vote.

In elections (not only in Punjab) allover India Many candidates  distribute alcohal and drugs to voter for their votes. Although Election Commission of India (ECI) is keeping eye on such activities and taking neccessary action punish such bad candidates. Click here to read ECI instructions for all candidates to follow during their election campaign.

Already 70% Punjab is addicted to drugs. This Video explains every thing in details.

Foreseeing Possible large-scale smuggling of drugs during the upcoming Assembly elections in Punjab , the Election Commission asked the narcotics department to increase surveillance  and sanitise borders.
 
The Commission, according to sources, during its recent tour to Punjab was requested by the representatives of various political parties to ensure a curb on smuggling and illegal transport of the 'poppy husk' which is used to prepare a variety of contraband products.
But distribution of drugs should be stopped completely. Such measures from ECI, will be more effective if all of us support and inform ECI or NCB officals. Now it is time to be aware of it and take preventive steps to stop it. If it is not taken seriously then our future is in real danger. Also we should awaken our Parents or relatives for "not to vote" for such candidates.

If you find such activities around, you can report to nearest Election Commission officer. Click here to get contact details of Election Commission officer for your area.