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Kerala Micro Small Medium Enterprises Act 2019 has overriding effect over The Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994.

Civil Appeal Jolly George & Anr. v. George Elias And Associates & Ors.

The appeal is filed by the people of the locality.

Facts:

George Elias and Associates, the original writ petitioners, were engaged in undertaking road works in different parts of the State of Kerala.

They purchased Hot Mix Plants for carrying out the road works for which they bagged contracts for road work in Cherthala Aroorkutty.

Within a few months, the Kerala MSME Act came into force and hence the writ petitioners obtained an Acknowledgement Certificate.

Writ Petitioners submitted an application on 05.02.20 to the Kalloorkad Panchayat for the grant of a license, for installation of the Hot Mix Plant.

On 04.03.20 Kerala State Pollution Control Board granted “Consent to Establish”.

No response was received from the Panchayat so the Writ Petitioners claimed the benefit of deemed provision as provided in the Rules of Kerala Panchayat Raj.

Objections were raised by the members of locality.

Kalloorkad Panchayat rejected the application of the Writ petitioners for establishing Hot Mix Plant vide its order dt.12.05.20.

Rejection order was challenged before the Kerala High Court. Interim Stay was granted against the order of Panchayat.

A second Writ Petition was filed for declaration that when Acknowledge Certificate id obtained under Kerala Micro Small and Medium Enterprises Facilitation Act, 2019 than license under the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 19943 is not necessary.

Decision of Single judge of Kerala High Court:

The Hot Mix Plant of the writ petitioners was a portable equipment and that it does not fall within the definition of the word “building” under the Rules of 2019.

The learned Single Judge also held that after the grant of “Consent to Establish” by the Pollution Control Board, permission of the Panchayat was only formal.

Order of Single Judge affirmed by Division Bench: This view was also confirmed by the Division Bench of the High Court.

Contention of the objectors:

Panchayat has a public duty to safeguard the areas and persons within its jurisdiction against environmental pollution and that the precautionary principle requires to be applied.

Rule 3 of the Kerala Micro Small Medium Enterprises Facilitation Rules, 2020, requires all persons seeking Acknowledgment Certificate under Section 5(3) to furnish a duly filled self-certification in Form-I.

This form contains an undertaking from the applicant to comply with the Kerala Panchayat Building Rules, 2019 and hence it is contended that the writ petitioners cannot avoid the requirement of permission from the local Panchayat.

Observation of the Apex Court

Neither Single Judge nor Division Bench of the Kerala High Court had gone into the overriding effect of Kerala Micro Small Medium Enterprises Act, 2019.

Section 10(2) of the Kerala MSME Act makes it clear that the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 shall be read as amended to be in conformity with the provisions of the Kerala MSME Act. Therefore, the Rules framed under Kerala Panchayat Building Rules, 2019 cannot annul the effect of the statutory provisions.

Section 10 of the Kerala MSME Act does not override the provisions of any of the pollution control laws such as Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Kerala MSME Act overrides the 1994 Act and a few other local enactments.

Writ Petitioners have taken “consent” from the Pollution Control Board. Once consent is taken from the Pollution Control Board, the necessity for reading down Section 10 of the Kerala MSME Act, for the purpose of protecting the environment, does not arise.

The argument that Panchayat being the grassroot institution, has the right of participation in decision making, is again misconceived. All Panchayats want motorable roads

But if they do not want road construction materials to be manufactured within their Panchayat, we do not know where from these materials can be imported.

Decision: The Division Bench of the Apex Court comprising Hon’ble Mr. Justice V Ramasubramanian J Hon’ble Mr. Justice Pankaj Mithal J vide their order dt.12.04.2023 dismissed the appeal of the objectors and allowed the Writ Petition of the Respondents.

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Congress vs BJP As Hanuman Flag Removed In Karnataka, Situation Tense

In Keragodu village of Karnataka's Mandya, a controversy over a Hanuman flag has led to political confrontations, protests, and police intervention. The incident took place last week when a group of men erected a 108-foot flagpole and raised a Hanuman flag.

Prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been issued in the village because of the tense situation.

The village panchayat had granted permission for the installation of the flagpole, but complaints were filed against it, prompting officials to request the removal of the Hanuman flag. Villagers, however, stood firm in their decision, accusing a few individuals of attempting to politicise the matter. A large police contingent was deployed, and members of the BJP, JD(S), and Bajrang Dal joined villagers in protesting against the removal.

Protests escalated on Saturday when villagers closed their shops in defiance. Yesterday, Gram Panchayat officials visited the village to remove the flag, leading to a gathering of villagers chanting slogans of 'Go Back' in protest against the officials.

The controversy took a political turn when banners of local Congress MLA Ravi Kumar were vandalised during the protests. In response, police presence was heightened in the region, anticipating further unrest.

BJP leaders and Hindu activists strongly condemned the removal of the flag. The BJP announced plans to hold protests in all districts of Karnataka, with a specific protest scheduled at Mysuru Bank Circle in Bengaluru today.

To quell the unrest, police resorted to lathi charge and replacing the Hanuman flag with the national flag on the flagpole. Official sources revealed that the flag post's installation was funded by residents of Keragodu and 12 neighboring villages, with the active involvement of BJP and JD(S) workers.

Opposition parties criticised the Congress-led government for the police intervention, with BJP leader R Ashoka condemning the government's "anti-Hindu stance." He argued that the Hanuman flag was raised with the gram panchayat's approval, questioning the sudden removal by the Congress government.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah responded to the situation, expressing concern that a 'bhagwa dwaja' (saffron flag) had been raised instead of the national flag.

"It is not right. I have asked (the authorities concerned) to hoist the national flag."

The District In-charge Minister N Cheluvarayaswamy clarified that the flagpole's location falls under the panchayat's jurisdiction, and permission was initially obtained for hoisting the national flag on Republic Day.

"There may be politics behind it (the installation of the Hanuman flag replacing the National Flag). I don't know who is behind it …This country works under democracy and the Constitution. Tomorrow they may say they want to hoist the flag (saffron flag) in front of the DC's office. Can it be allowed? If it is permitted at one place, it will extend to other places. This is the only reservation," he said.

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Dhanbad News: मुस्लिम पंचायतों की कमेटी ने एक परिवार के सामाजिक बहिष्कार का किया ऐलान, जानिए किस गलती की मिली है सजा

Dhanbad: धनबाद के पुटकी में मुस्लिम समाज की 16 पंचायतों की कमेटी ने एक परिवार के सामाजिक बहिष्कार का फरमान जारी किया है। इस फरमान को लेकर इलाके में बाकायदा लाउडस्पीकर के जरिए मुनादी भी की गई है। जिस परिवार के बहिष्कार की मुनादी की गई है, वह पुटकी के तीन नंबर इलाके में रहता है। परिवार के मुखिया का नाम फारुख अंसारी उर्फ फिदा हुसैन है। मुस्लिम पंचायतों की कमेटी ने कहा है कि उनके पूरे परिवार से अगर…

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Important articles of the constitution pdf|

Part : 1 - Articles 1 - 4

The Union and its Territory

Part : 2 - Articles 5 - 11

Citizenship

Part : 3 - Fundamental Rights

Article - 12 : Definition

Article - 13 : Laws inconsistent with or in derogation of the Fundamental Rights.

Right to Equality :

Article - 14 : Equality before law

Article - 15 : Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion , race , caste , sex , or place of birth.

Article - 16 : Equality of opportunity in matters of public Employment.

Article - 17 : Abolition of Untouchability

Article - 18 : Abolition of titles.

Right to Freedom :

Article - 19 :

Protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech etc.

Article - 20 :

Protection in respect of conviction for offences.

Article - 21 :

Protection of life and personal liberty.

Article - 21A :

Right to Education.

Article - 22 :

Protection against arrest and detention in certain cases.

Right Against Exploitation :

Article - 23 :

Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour.

Article - 24 :

Prohibition of employment of children in factories etc.

Right to Freedom of Religion :

Article - 25 :

Freedom of conscience and free profession , practice and propagation of religion.

Article - 26 :

Freedom to manage religious affairs.

Article - 27 :

Freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion.

Article - 28

Freedom as to attendance at religious instruction or religious worship in certain Educational institutions.

Cultural And Educational Rights:

Article - 29 :

Protection of interests of minorities.

Article - 30 :

Right of minorities to establish and administer educational institutions

Saving of certain Laws

Article 31A -

Saving of laws providing for acquisition of estates etc.

Article 31B -

Validation of certain Acts and Regulations

Article 31C -

Saving of laws giving effect to certain directive principles.

Right to Constitutional Remedies

Article 32 -

Remedies for enforcement of rights conferred by this Part

Article 33 -

Power of Parliament to modify the rights conferred by this Part in their application to Forces etc.

Article 34 -

Restriction on rights conferred by this Part while material law is in force in an area.

Article 35 -

Legislation to give effect to the provision of this Part.

Part 4 : Directive Principles of State Policy

Article 36 - Definition

Article 37 -

Application of the principles contained in this Part.

Article 38 -

State to secure a social order for the promotion of welfare of the people.

Article 39 -

Certain principles of policy to be followed by the State.

Article 39A -

Equal justice and free legal aid.

Article 40 -

Organisation of village panchayats.

Article 41 -

Right to work , to education and to public assistance in certain cases.

Article 42 -

Provision for just and humane conditions of work and meternity relief.

Article 43 -

Living wage etc for workers.

Article 43A -

Participation of workers in management of industries.

Article 43B -

The state shall endeavour to promote voluntary formation , autonomous functioning , democratic control and professional management of cooperative societies.

Article 44 -

Uniform civil code for the citizens.

Article 45 -

Provision for early childhood care and education to children below the age of six years.

Article 46 -

Promotion of educational and economic interest of Scheduled Castes , Scheduled Tribes and other weaker sections.

Article 47 -

Duty of the State to raise the level of nutrition and the standard of living and to improve public health

Article 48 -

Organisation of agriculture and animal husbandry.

Article 48A -

Protection and improvement of Environment and safeguarding of forests and wildlife.

Article 49 -

Protection of monuments and places and objects of national importance.

Article 50 -

Separation of judiciary from executive.

Article 51 -

Promotion of International peace and security.

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Part 4A - Article 51A Fundamental Duties

Part 5 - The Union

Chapter - 1 : The Executive

Article 52 -

The President of India

Article 53 -

Executive power of the Union

Article 54 -

Election of President

Article 61 -

Procedure for impeachment of the President

Article 63 -

The Vice-President of India

Article 64 -

The Vice-President to be ex-officio Chairman of the Council of States.

Article 65 -

The Vice-President to act as President or to discharge his functions during casual vacancies in the office , or during the absence of President.

Article 66 -

Election of Vice-President

Article 72 -

Power of President to grant pardons etc and to suspend , remit or commute sentences in certain cases.

Article 74 -

Council of Ministers to aid and advise President

Article 76 -

Attorney General for India

Chapter 2 - Parliament

Article 79 -

Constitution of Parliament

Article 80 -

Composition of the Council of States ( Rajya Sabha )

Article 81 -

Composition of the Houses of the people ( Lok Sabha )

Article 83 -

Duration of Houses of Parliament

Article 84 -

Qualification for membership of Parliament

Article 85 -

Sessions of Parliament , propagation and dissolution

Article 86 -

Right of President to address and send messages to Houses

Article 87 -

Special address by the President

Article 88 -

Rights of Ministers and Attorney General as respects Houses

Article 89 -

The Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Council of States

Article 90 -

Vacation and resignation of , and removal from , the office of Deputy Chairman

Article 93 -

The Speaker and the Deputy Speaker of the House of the people

Article 94 -

Vacation and resignation of , and removal from , the offices of Speaker and Deputy Speaker

Article 95 -

Power of the Deputy Speaker or other person to perform the duties of the office of , or to act as , Speaker

Article 98 -

Secretariat of Parliament

Article 99 -

Oath or affirmation by members

Article 100 -

Voting in Houses , power of Houses to act not with standing vacancies and quorum

Article 105 -

Powers , privileges etc of the Houses of Parliament and of the members and committees there of

Article 106 -

Salaries and allowances of members

Article 107 -

Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills

Article 108 -

Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases

Article 109 -

Special procedure in respect of Money Bills

Article 110 -

Definition of 'Money Bills'

Article 111 -

Assent to Bills

Article 112 -

Annual Financial statement (Budget)

Article 113 -

Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates

Article 114 -

Appropriation Bills

Article 115 -

Supplementary , additional or excess grants

Article 116 -

Votes on account , votes of credit and exceptional grants

Article 117 -

Special provisions as to Financial Bills

Article 118 -

Rules of procedure

Article 119 -

Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to Financial business

Article 120 -

Languages to be used in Parliament

Article 121 -

Restriction on discussion in Parliament

Article 122 -

Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament

Chapter 3 - Legislative Powers of the President

Article 123 -

Powers of President to promulgate ordinances during recess of Parliament

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Chapter 4 - The Union Judiciary

Article 124 -

Establishment and Constitution of Supreme Court

Article 125 -

Salaries etc of judges

Article 126 -

Appointment of acting Chief Justice

Article 127 -

Appointment of ad hoc judges

Article 128 -

Attendance of retired judge at sitting of the Supreme Court

Article 129 -

Supreme Court to be a Court of record

Article 130 -

Seat of Supreme Court

Article 131 -

Original jurisdiction of Supreme Court

Article 132 -

Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court in appeals from High Court in certain cases

Article 133 -

Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court in appeals from High Court in regard to civil matters

Article 134 -

Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters

Article 134A -

Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court

Article 135 -

Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court Under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court

Article 136 -

Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court

Article 137 -

Review of judgements or orders by the Supreme Court

Article 138 -

Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

Article 141 -

Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all Courts

Article 143 -

Powers of President to consult Supreme Court

Article 144 -

Civil and Judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court

Chapter 5 - Comptroller And Auditor-General of India

Article 148 -

Comptroller and Auditor-General of India

Article 149 -

Duties and powers of the Comptroller and Auditor-General

Part 6 - The States

Article - 152 to 237

The Government at the State level : The Executive , The State Legislature , The High Courts , and Subordinate Courts

Part 8 - Article 239 to 241

The Union Territories

Part 9 - Article 243 to 243O

The Panchayats

Part 9A - Article 243P to 243ZG

The Municipalities

Part 9B - Article 243ZH to 243ZT

The Co-operative Societies

Part 10 - Article 244 to 244A

The Scheduled and Tribal Areas

Part 11 - Article 245 to 263

Relations between The Union and The States

Part XII - Article 264 to 300

Finance , Property , Contracts and Suits

Distribution of revenue between Union and States ; Finance Commission, Borrowing, Property, Contracts , Rights, Liabilities, Obligations and Suits.

Article 300A -

Right to Property

Part XIII - Article 301 to 307

Trade , commerce , and intercourse within India

Part XIV - Service Under The Union and The States

Article 309 -

Recruitment and conditions of services of persons serving the Union or a State

Article 310 -

Tenure of office of persons serving the Union or a State

Article 311 -

Dismissal , removal or reduction in rank of persons employed in civil capacities under the Union or a State

Article 312 -

All India Services

Article 315 -

Public Service Commission for the Union and for the States

Article 316 -

Appointment and term of office of members

Article 317 -

Removal and suspension of a mamber of a Public Service Commission

Article 318 -

Power to make regulations as to conditions of service of members and staff of the Commission

Article 320 -

Functions of Public Service Commissions

Article 321 -

Power to extend functions of Public Service Commissions

Article 323 -

Reports of Public Service Commissions

Part XIVA - Article 323A & 323B

Tribunals

Part XV - Elections

Article 324 -

Superintendence , direction and control of elections to be vested in an Election Commission

Article 325 -

No person to be ineligible for inclusion in , or to claim to be included in a special , electoral roll on grounds of religion , race, caste, or sex

Article 326 -

Elections to the House of the people and to the Legislative Assemblies of States to be on the basis of adult suffrage

Article 327 -

Power of Parliament to make provision with respect to election to legislatures

Article 328 -

Power of Legislature of a state to make provision with respect to elections to such Legislature

Article 329 -

Bar to interference by Courts in electoral matters

Part XVI - Article 330 to 342

Special provisions for certain classes

Part XVII - Article 343 to 351

Official languages

Part XVIII - Article 352 to 360

Emergency Provisions

Part XIX - Miscellaneous

Article 361A -

Protection of publication of proceedings of Parliament and State Legislatures

Article 363 -

Bar to interference by Courts in disputes arising out out of certain treaties, agreements etc

Article 363A -

Recognition granted to Rulers of Indian States to cease and privy purses to be abolished

Article 364 -

Special provisions as to major ports and aerodromes

Article 365 -

Effect of failure to comply with, or to give effect to , directions given by the Union

Part XX - Article 368

Amendment of the Constitution

Part XXI - Article 369 to 392

Temporary , Transitional and Special Provisions - Special status of States

Part XXII - Article 393 to 395

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seemabhatnagar · 2 months

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"Boundary Breach: The University's Intrusion into Collegiate Affairs"

University of Calicut v. K P Ameen Rashid & another

Writ Appeal 50/2024

High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam

Heard By Hon’ble Mr Justice A Muhamed Mustaque J & Hon’ble Madam Justice Mrs Shoba Annamma Eapen J

Order pronounced on 14.02.2024 dismissing the Writ Appeal of the Calicut University. The Bench observed that the role of the University in Private Colleges is limited to the extent of ensuring that University regulations are followed or not. The University cannot assume the role of the Principal and direct the College Principal to act on their direction. There is no merit in this writ appeal. The writ appeal fails, and it is accordingly, dismissed.

This is a case that began from a complaint by a Research Scholar, C H Amal, in the Department of Physical Education from Calicut University against a student, KP Ameen Rashid, of BA (Economics) from the SEEDAC College of Arts in Palakkad District & affiliated with Calicut University enrolled for the Academic Session 2022-2025

The complainant questioned the election of Rashid as a Senate Member while being a regular student of SEEDAC College & his working as a Project Assistant with Thachanattukara Grama Panchayat.

The University enquired with the Panchayat with regards to the engagement of Ameen. Panchayat confirmed that Ameen was engaged from 9/12/2021 till 12/4/2023 as a Project Assistant.

The Vice-Chancellor heard the complainant C H Amal and student Ameen Rashid. Based on the hearing, the Vice Chancellor on 25.07.2023 directed the Principal of SEEDAC College to remove Ameen Rashid from the rolls as he had not attended class on a single day in the first semester and cancel his admission and report the same to the University.

Abiding by the instructions of the Vice Chancellor the Principal of SEEDAC College cancelled the admission of Ameen on 14.08.2023.

Ameen Rashid challenged his cancellation of admission through Writ Petition before the High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam and submitted that the University of Calicut granted affiliation to SEEDAC College in Economics quite late and to compensate for the academic loss, the College was directed to provide extra classes as well as online classes. He has attended all the online classes along with other students and his attendance is there on record of the College. And with regards to his working as a Project Assistant, it is on a daily wage basis on Holidays and he is doing work at night.

The Single Judge of the High Court set aside the order of the Principal of cancellation of Admission of Ameen Rashid & observed that out of the 9 students enrolled for the regular classes, none attended the regular classes why Ameen Rashid is singled out which is legally unsustainable.

Aggrieved by the order of the Single Judge, Calicut University went in Appeal before the High Court.

Observation of the High Court in Writ Appeal

1. The role of the University providing affiliation to the college is confined only to the supervisory nature, and the authority to determine the factum of absence from classes lies with the Principal of the College.

2. The Principal has no case that Ameen Rashid did not attend the classes. The Principal cannot surrender his freedom to take action against a student, to the University.

3. If conducting classes online is not permissible, the University will have to take action against the College and not against the student who attended the classes online. If the College had conducted classes online and allowed the students to attend classes online, we do not understand why the University is showing undue interest in this matter.

4. The complaint was concerning the first semester and the University itself had allowed Ameen to write the first semester examination. The University subsequently can’t raise any complaint while allowing Ameen to write the first-semester Examination.

5. The University in a proceeding challenging the selection of the student in an election matter, cannot collaterally decide a question on non-attendance and decide against the student. At best, the University could only have ordered the Principal to provide a report regarding the actual attendance of the student to the University.

6. The Principal of the College in its counter filed in Writ Petition had certified that Rashid had sufficient attendance and he had attended all the online classes.

7. The University on its own jumped from the student being elected as senate member to the inquiry regarding the attendance of the student. Attendance of the student is a regular day-to-day administrative matter falling within the domain of Principal of the SEEDAC College. It is difficult to understand why the University was taking undue interest in the matter of Ameen Rashid. When none of the 9 students enrolled for BA Economics didn’t attend the regular class and all attended the online class. The University needs to be concerned about the standards of education but not in a way of chasing a wild goose.

Seema Bhatnagar

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ebizfilingindia-blog · 5 months

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How to file RTI Application?

What is RTI?

The full form of RTI is the Right to Information, which is governed by a revolutionary law namely, the Right to Information Act, 2005. The main objective of RTI Act is to promote transparency in government institutions in India.

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Internet banking by SBI and its affiliated banks.

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Note: It should be noted that as per the RTI Rules, 2012, the RTI fee is not required to be paid by a citizen living below the poverty line. However, the BPL applicant must attach a copy of the appropriate government issued certificate in this regard with the application.

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The National UN Volunteers-India

Veer Bal Diwas - 26 December 23

Aastha Vidya Mandir conducts competitions and tree plantation programme on Veer Bal Diwas.

Dantewada MLA Chaitram Atami and other public representatives were present.

Geedam/Dantewada, Chhattisgarh, 27 December 2023

Aastha Vidya Mandir English Medium School conducted various competitions and tree plantation programme on Veer Bal Diwas as per orders of Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Education, Government of India, Central Board of Secondary Education and Directorate of Public Instruction, Raipur, Government of Chhattisgarh in auspices of the District Education Department, Dantewada at Education City Jawanga of Geedam block.

Chief guest Dantewada MLA Chaitram Atami and special guests Geedam Janpad Panchayat President Anti Wake, Janpad Panchayat member Rajesh Kashyap, School Management Committee President Bomda Ram Kowasi, former District Panchayat Vice President Manish Surana, Rakesh Kushwaha, Railway Board member Deepak Bajpai, social worker Dr. Budhri Tati, Jasveer Negi, Councilor Shrikant Rao were present.

Principal of Aastha Vidya Mandir Gopal Pandey, along with Vice Principals Pramod Gupta and Rabindranath Panigrahi welcomed the guests and public representatives by presenting them with a bouquet. Martyrdom brave children Baba Zorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh were remembered and their story was described and tribute was paid.

A tree plantation program was also organized in the premises of Aastha Vidya Mandir in memory of the brave children. Various activities like speech, essay writing and painting competitions were organized among the students to showcase bravery and sacrifice.

Superintendent Ravi Prakash Thakur managed the stage anchoring with pleasant words and the competition programme was coordinated smoothly by PGT lecturer Amujuri Biswanath - The National UN Volunteers-India.

The winners of the competition were awarded as first, second and third prizes. MLA Chaitram Atami said that the honourable Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi had announced that Veer Bal Diwas would be celebrated on December 26, remembering the martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh's younger Sahibzade Zorawar Singh and Fateh Singh.

Every child should be courageous and fearless by taking inspiration from Baba Zorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh. Urdo Thakur, Ajay Awasthi, Dinesh Kaushal, Rajendra Swai, Rajneesh Surana, Shambhu Yadav, Rajesh Surana, Ajay Nagesh, Anish George, Adarsh Oswal, Chandan Rai, Nathuram Anant, employees and 200 children were present in this program.

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