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CM Mann dedicates resources to Punjab's village growth. Rs. 13.98 crore allocated for 129 projects, with a focus on Dhuri.

Commitment of CM Mann to the Village Growth of Punjab

Bhagwant Mann commits Rs. 13.98 crore for 129 projects in Punjab villages, focusing on Dhuri's holistic transformation.

CM Mann dedicates resources to Punjab's village growth

Punjab CM Mann emphasizes rural development with Rs. 13.98 crore for 129 projects, spotlighting Dhuri's transformation.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Wednesday said that the state government is committed to ensuring the holistic development of villages and is leaving no stone unturned in this noble cause.
Addressing a gathering after reviewing ongoing development works in the villages of Ghanouri Kalan, Ghanour Khurd, Kataron, and Changali, the Chief Minister said that various government departments are working in coordination with each other for the welfare of the rural population. He reiterated that Punjab lives in its villages and that the ultimate goal of a progressive and vibrant Punjab can only be achieved through clean and green villages. Bhagwant Singh Mann added that the state government has already placed major emphasis on achieving this goal.
The Chief Minister said that Dhuri will be developed as a model city through holistic development, backed by adequate funding. He said that the city will soon be equipped with world-class healthcare and educational facilities, improved roads, clean ponds, water recharging systems, and canal water irrigation. Bhagwant Singh Mann noted that significant resources have already been allocated to ensure the comprehensive development of villages in the segment.
He further stated that there is no shortage of funds for development and the state government is making all possible efforts to ensure the holistic progress of villages. The chief minister emphasized that a detailed roadmap has been drafted to boost ongoing development efforts in both urban and rural areas. Bhagwant Singh Mann also said that, in addition to development, efforts are being made to place the state on a path of high economic growth for the benefit of its people.
The Chief Minister revealed that a total of Rs. 13.98 crore has been issued for 129 development projects in these Panchayats, out of which 93 projects worth Rs. 8.67 crore have been completed. He added that 36 projects worth Rs. 5.31 crore are currently in progress and will be completed soon. Furthermore, based on the needs of the five village Panchayats, an additional grant of Rs. 12.19 crore has been issued for 32 more development projects, said Bhagwant Singh Mann.

A 23-year-old who worked under MNREGA, worked as a waiter, and stitched gunny bags has broken the National record in Men's 35-km racewalk. Ram Baboo who hails from a small village, Bahuara in UP's Sonbhadra has an inspiring story of struggle.The relentless young athlete completed the 35km racewalk in a record time of 2.36.32 seconds. While he broke the national record, Baboo wasn't very satisfied with his result.'I knew I would break the record because I had trained so hard. I walked 40-km sets in practice so that I feel at ease with 35 km. I am just disappointed that I couldn’t do well. But I’m sure I will reset the record again in two weeks,' he said. The UP-based athlete had to give up on his initial dreams of winning marathons after he suffered an injury in his knee. It was only a matter of time before Babu found his calling in racewalking.Since 2018, Babu, a class 7 dropout who comes from a very humble background has supported himself by doing odd jobs like digging up the soil through various village projects under MNREGA and working as a waiter in Varanasi. He, however, hated that job and he felt that digging up the soil was better than being a waiter. 'People don’t treat waiters nicely. They think of them as lesser humans. I felt terrible at the way people used to call me 'chhotu' and other names. I wanted to get out as soon as possible,' he said. Babu who currently trains under Army coach Basant Rana entered the Army Sports Institute, Pune after winning silver at the 2021 50-km racewalking. After finishing the race three-and-a-half minutes earlier than the previous record, the athlete is now keen to improve further when he next plays at the Open Nationals which will be held later this month in Bengaluru.

Meet Ram Baboo, a MNREGA worker who broke 35km racewalk national record

Ram Baboo who hails from a small village, Bahuara in UP's Sonbhadra has an inspiring story of struggle.

A 23-year-old who worked under MNREGA, worked as a waiter, and stitched gunny bags has broken the National record in Men's 35-km racewalk. Ram Baboo who hails from a small village, Bahuara in UP's Sonbhadra has an inspiring story of struggle. The relentless young athlete completed the 35km racewalk in a record time of 2.36.32 seconds. While he broke the national record, Baboo wasn't very satisfied with his result.'I knew I would break the record because I had trained so hard. I walked 40-km sets in practice so that I feel at ease with 35 km. I am just disappointed that I couldn&rsquo;t do well. But I&rsquo;m sure I will reset the record again in two weeks,' he said. The UP-based athlete had to give up on his initial dreams of winning marathons after he suffered an injury in his knee. It was only a matter of time before Babu found his calling in racewalking. Since 2018, Babu who comes from a very humble background has supported himself by doing odd jobs like digging up the soil through various village projects under MNREGA and working as a waiter in Varanasi. He, however, hated that job and he felt that digging up the soil was better than being a waiter. 'People don&rsquo;t treat waiters nicely. They think of them as lesser humans. I felt terrible at the way people used to call me 'chhotu' and other names. I wanted to get out as soon as possible,' he said. Babu who currently trains under Army coach Basant Rana entered the Army Sports Institute, Pune after winning silver at the 2021 50-km racewalking. After finishing the race three-and-a-half minutes earlier than the previous record, the athlete is now keen to improve further when he next plays at the Open Nationals which will be held later this month in Bengaluru.

A scary video was captured in Haryana's Panipat on May 7. An operation to safely capture a leopard went awry, and it was all caught on camera.
A station house officer (SHO) and two forest department personnel were injured in Behrampur village. They were responding to an emergency call by villagers about the presence of a leopard.
When the police and forest department spotted the leopard around 9:30 pm, the wild cat attacked them. Some police personnel were seen trying to stop the leopard by hitting it with a cane. Eventually, the big cat was tranquilised.
Sanouli station house officer Jagjit Singh, Panipat forest department ranger Virender Gahlyan and the forest department’s veterinary surgeon Ashok Khasa were injured. Two of them were hospitalised, and were in stable condition.

Watch: leopard attacks police, forest dept officials amid capture bid at Panipat village

On camera: leopard attacks police, forest dept officials amid capture bid at Panipat village


A station house officer (SHO) and two forest department personnel were injured in Haryana's Behrampur village after responding to a call regarding the presence of a leopard.

A scary video was captured in Haryana's Panipat on May 7. An operation to safely capture a leopard went awry, and it was all caught on camera.
A station house officer (SHO) and two forest department personnel were injured in Behrampur village. They were responding to an emergency call by villagers about the presence of a leopard.
When the police and forest department spotted the leopard around 9:30 pm, the wild cat attacked them. Some police personnel were seen trying to stop the leopard by hitting it with a cane. Eventually, the big cat was tranquilised.
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Sanouli station house officer Jagjit Singh, Panipat forest department ranger Virender Gahlyan and the forest department&rsquo;s veterinary surgeon Ashok Khasa were injured. Two of them were hospitalised, and were in stable condition.

In an unusual crime, a couple was murdered in Jharkhand on suspicion of practicing "black magic". Lundra Chik Baraik, aged 65, and his wife Phulma Devi, aged 60, were attacked with axe and sticks inside their house, according to police.
The incident occurred on April 22 in Bhagat Bukma village, around 140 km from state capital Ranchi. The husband's sister-in-law has been arrested, and the role of her son and some other people is under the scanner.
Police said that the accused claimed that the couple were "witches" and harmed people with their "black magic".
Similar cases have occurred in Jharkhand in the past. In January 2022, another elderly couple was lynched on suspicion of witchcraft in Khunti district.

'Black magic': Couple killed with axe, sticks in Jharkhand village on witchcraft suspicion, say police

In an unusual crime, a couple was murdered in Jharkhand on suspicion of practicing "black magic". Lundra Chik Baraik, aged 65, and his wife Phulma Devi, aged 60, were attacked with axe and sticks inside their house, according to police. The incident occurred on April 22 in Bhagat Bukma village, around 140 km from state capital Ranchi. The husband's sister-in-law has been arrested, and the role of her son and some other people is under the scanner. Police said that the accused claimed that the couple were "witches" and harmed people with their "black magic". Similar cases have occurred in Jharkhand in the past. In January 2022, another elderly couple was lynched on suspicion of witchcraft in Khunti district.
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CAPTIONS Couple killed in Jharkhand 'Black magic' suspicion Attacked inside their home Beaten up with axe, sticks Sister-in-law arrested
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In an unusual crime, a couple was murdered in Jharkhand on suspicion of practising "black magic".&nbsp;Lundra Chik Baraik, aged 65, and his wife Phulma Devi, aged 60, were attacked with axe and sticks inside their house, according to police.
The incident occurred on April 22 in Bhagat Bukma village, around 140 km from state capital Ranchi.&nbsp;The husband's sister-in-law has been arrested, and the role of her son and some other people is under the scanner.
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Police said that the accused claimed that the couple were "witches" and harmed people with their "black magic".
Similar cases have occurred in Jharkhand in the past.&nbsp;In January 2022, another elderly couple was lynched on suspicion of witchcraft in Khunti district.

Terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are continuing to target members of the minority communities.&nbsp;Following attacks on some labourers from other states, terrorists targeted a minority community village on April 19.
Terrorists opened fire at security personnel guarding a village inhabited by members of the minority community in Shopian district, according to news agency PTI.&nbsp;Terrorists shot at a security bunker outside the village at Heerpora around 10 am on April 19.
A police official was quoted as saying that there was no loss of life or injury in the attack.&nbsp;This was the tenth terror incident in the Union Territory in April so far, according to reports.
A day earlier, terrorists had killed a head constable of the Railway Protection Force in Pulwama.&nbsp;An assistant sub-inspector had also been injured in the attack.

J&K: Terrorists target minority village in Shopian, shoot at security personnel standing guard

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 Terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are continuing to target members of the minority communities. Following attacks on some labourers from other states, terrorists targeted a minority community village on April 19. Terrorists opened fire at security personnel guarding a village inhabited by members of the minority community in Shopian district, according to news agency PTI. Terrorists shot at a security bunker outside the village at Heerpora around 10 am on April 19. A police official was quoted as saying that there was no loss of life or injury in the attack. This was the tenth terror incident in the Union Territory in April so far, according to reports.
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 ((CCTV VISUALS)) https://we.tl/t-0tNnxKivhoPULWAMA, J&amp;K 18 APRIL 2022
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A day earlier, terrorists had killed a head constable of the Railway Protection Force in Pulwama. An assistant sub-inspector had also been injured in the attack.
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CAPTIONS Terror attack in J&amp;K's Shopian Minority village targeted in J&amp;K Terrorists shot at security forces Day after terror attack in Pulwama RPF personnel was killed in Pulwama
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Terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are continuing to target members of the minority communities.&nbsp;Following attacks on some labourers from other states, terrorists targeted a minority community village on April 19.
Terrorists opened fire at security personnel guarding a village inhabited by members of the minority community in Shopian district, according to news agency PTI.&nbsp;Terrorists shot at a security bunker outside the village at Heerpora around 10 am on April 19.
A police official was quoted as saying that there was no loss of life or injury in the attack.&nbsp;This was the tenth terror incident in the Union Territory in April so far, according to reports.
A day earlier, terrorists had killed a head constable of the Railway Protection Force in Pulwama.&nbsp;An assistant sub-inspector had also been injured in the attack.

This incident was reported from Baksa district of Assam. 

10-year old radhika pulled a cart for 3 kms to ferry her ailing father.&nbsp;This incident was reported from Baksa district of Assam.&nbsp;

Locals are forced to cough up Rs 10 every time they cross the bridge

10 yrs after foundation, this Assam village awaits concrete bridge.&nbsp;Locals are forced to cough up Rs 10 every time they cross the bridge

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