Ticket sales have started for the Republic Day Parade amid the restrictions of COVID-19 . This time only 4000 tickets will be sold. According to the Ministry of Defense, the total audience including public, officers, VIPs will not exceed 24 thousand. Republic Day Parade 2022: Where And How to Buy Tickets For January 26 Parade […]
Indore Sep 20 PTI The kin of a dead man who was born a Hindu but had converted to Islam argued over his funerary rituals at a morgue in Indore in Madhya Pradesh on Monday with police having to intervene to help them reach an agreement officials said The 48-year-old man whose name was Salim Khan as per his Aadhaar Card and Voter ID was born Prakash Malviya in a Hindu household in Dewas but had converted to Islam some years ago said Sub Inspector Mahesh Shrivastava While the mans mother Soram Bai wanted him to be cremated as per Vedic rituals his daughter Rani Sheikh wanted him to be buried under Islamic customs Police had to reach the morgue at Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital MYH to sort out the mattersaid an eye witness We settled the argument by getting his body to his paternal home for Hindu rituals and then burial as per Islamic customs Khan a dumper driver by profession died in a hospital in Tejaji Nagar here on Sunday night His post mortem report is awaited Shrivastava added PTI HWP ADU BNM BNM BNM
Our CorrespondentHoshiarpur August 21Aparajita Joshi CJM-cum-Secretary District Legal Services Authority visited an old-age home in Hoshiarpur on the occasion of World Senior Citizens Day on SaturdayShe asked about the well-being of the elderly residing in the old-age home and talked to them about their daily needs and problemsThe secretary DLSA took stock of the cleanliness of the kitchen and instructed the higher officials to solve the problem of water and electricityOn this occasion retainer Advocate Lovepreet Singh made the senior citizens and officials acquainted with the Senior Citizens Scheme 2016 of NALSAJoshi with the help of Agya Pal Sahni District Head Sarbat Da Bhala Charitable Trust Hoshiarpur also distributed bedsheets to the elderly
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