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meeting of C.L.G memberswas held in theoffice of Station House Officer Police Station Sector-31
Chandigarh 14.2.2012, Kulbir Kalsi / a meeting of C.L.G memberswas held in theoffice of Station House Officer Police Station Sector-31, Chandigarhchaired by Sh B S Negi, SDPO/South, Chandigarh. Inspector JaspalSingh SHO, Division Officers & Beat Staff of

Police Station Sector 31,Chandigarh along with Members of Community Laison Group Sh SukhwinderSingh President R.W.A, Sector 47 D, Sh A J S Makan, President, R.W.A,Sec 47 C, Sh Kehar Singh, President Market Sector 48, Sh RameshKhandelwal, President, Market Sector 31, Sh Rajinder Singh Bawa,Market Ph II, Ram Darbar, Chandigarh and Sh Davesh Modgill,AreaCouncilor had attended the meeting and listen the grievances of theother C.L.Gmembers.At the very outset, Sh B S Negi, SDPO/South made awelcome addressto all participants followed by Inspr. Jaspal Singh SHO and Sh. DiveshMoudgill, M.C Chandigarh. Approx 22 members of C.L.G excluding MarketWelfare Association & Resident Welfare Association attended themeeting. They were made aware about the purpose of the meeting i.e,safety and security of general Public, contact with Sr. Citizens indaily routine as well as of motto to make city beautiful safe & Crimefree. Lunch has also been served upon to all participants by the localpolice.The meeting ended with the vote of thanks toall by the Sh. B.S Negi, D.S.P/South, Sh. Jaspal Singh SHO/PS-31, Chd.We have also assured the participants to be urgently rectification oftheir problems related to police as well as with other departments.

ameeting of thousands of workers of Shiromani Akali Dal, Delhi State,held at the residence of S. SukhdevSingh Dhindsa
New Delhi, the 14th February, Kulbir Kalsi / 2012During his recent visit to Delhi, S. Parkash Singh Badal, HonbleChief Minister of Punjab, in ameeting of thousands of workers of Shiromani Akali Dal, Delhi State,held at the residence of S. SukhdevSingh Dhindsa, Member of Parliament, at 12-Pt. Pant Marg, New Delhi,where S. Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, Gurcharan Singh Channi and President Jathedar Manjit Singh G.K. ,National General Secretary JathedarAvtar Singh Hit, National Vice President Jathedar Onkar Singh Thapar, National Organising SecretaryJathedar Kuldip Singh Bhogal, Youth Wing President S. Manjinder SinghSirsa, National SecretaryGeneral Youth Wing Harmit Singh Kalka, National

Vice President YouthWing Shri Dimple Chadha, SGPCMembers S. Bhupinder Singh Anand, S. Harmanjit Singh and S. GurminderSingh Matharu, MunicipalCorporation of Delhi Councillors Bibi Mandeep Kaur Bakshi, JatinderSingh Shunty, Captain Inderpreet Singh, DSGMC Members Kulmohan Singh, Ravinder Singh Khurana, HarvinderSingh K.P., Satnam SinghAulakh, Amarjit Singh Pappu, Paramjit Singh Rana, Paramjit Singh Chandhok, Tanwant Singh, BhupinderSingh Sadhu and all the office bearers of party along with thousandsof workers welcomed S. ParkashSingh Badal. The meeting was in onnection with the elections to theDelhi Sikh Gurdwara ManagementCommittee.S. Parkash Singh Badal while addressing the workers directed them toput their earnest effortsin the forthcoming DSGMC elections . He conveyed his greetings to theable leadership like JathedarManjit Singh G.K. and Jathedar Avtar Singh Hit and requested theworkers to fulfill their duty to keeptheir religion alive. The government has always tried to delink Sikh religion from Sri Akal Takhat Sahibin order to weaken our Community but we trust in your efforts tomaintain the supremacy of Sri AkalTakhat Sahib by defeating the individuals in DSGMC elections who areacting against it. S. Badal statedthat Sikh community of Delhi is literate and intelligent to take rightdecisions. Jathedar Manjit Singhand other leaders have committed to S. Badal to eradicate the corruptpeople from the DSGMC who areacting against the supremacy of Sri Akal Takhat Sahib.Jathedar G.K. blamed existing DSGMC for foul play with the GuruHarkishan Public Schools whichwere set up in 1965 by the Akal Dal leadership with a view to providehigh class education to the Sikhchildren. He stgated that previous Shiromani Akali Dal leadershipalways worked in the best interestsof lthe Sikh community and prove d it by taking a stand against themaster plan of the Government by setting up Mata Sundri College in the Gurdwara premises. Likewisewhen Bagh Marhi GurdwaraSahib in Calcutta was put to flames, the Sikh community of Delhiforced the then Chjief Minister of JoyMukherjee and the Home Minister Mr. Jyoti Basu to apologies for the incident in the Jora Ghar (shoehouse) of Gurdwara Bangla Sahjib and took pledge from them that suchincident will not be repeatedagain. Jathedar G.K. stated that Akali Dal leadership always foughtfor discrimination and cruelty againstSikhs not only in their own country but in other countries also.Jathedar Avtar Singh Hit, Jathedar Onkar Singh Thapar, Jathedar KuldipSingh Bhogal andManjinder Singh Sirsa also addressed the party workers and apprisedthem about the malpractices ofcurrent DSGMC members in managing the Gurdwara Bala Sahib hospital,Gurdwara Bangla Sahib parkinglot and the Bangla Sahib Sarai. They stated that Shiromani Akali Dalwas founded with the sacrifices ofmany eminent leaders and hold their strength.

IGI Airport ranked 2nd in the world by ACI, up from 4th in 2010
Delhi,14 Feb,Kulbir Kalsi:--Delhi International Airport (P) Limited (DIAL) is pleased to announce Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has been ranked 2nd in the 25-40 MPPA category in the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) awards given by the Airports Council International (ACI) for 2011. IGI Airport has steadily improved its quality levels and ranking over the last 5 years after management was transferred to DIAL. The airport has moved from an ASQ score of 3.02 in 2007, and a rank outside the top 100 to a score of 4.72 and 6th rank across all categories in 2011. This is no ordinary achievement and would not have been possible without the active involvement of all members of the IGI Airport Family. DIAL especially commends the efforts made by agencies like the Customs, Immigration and the Central Industrial Security Force. Also, immense effort has also been made by all our other partners like the airlines, concessionaires, housekeeping and other support staff. DIAL also acknowledges its stakeholders, namely, Airports Authority of India, Malaysian Airport Holdings Berhad and Fraport AG who have been steady pillars of support through this entire journey.Expressing his delight, DIAL's CEO, Mr. I Prabhakara Rao, said IGIA has come a long way in the last five years since we took over. We have ensured that quality has become a way of life not just with DIAL employees but with all stakeholders of the IGI Airport family. We are confident that all 30,000 plus members of the IGI Airport family will continue to strive for excellence and we hope to improve our position even further in the coming years IGIA has now reaffirmed its position as the premier airport in the country and the true gateway to India . The airport now boasts of an annual passenger capacity of over 60 million, including the state of the art Terminal-3 (T3) which can handle 34 million passengers. 35 million passengers passed through IGIA in 2011 CY. including 10 million international passengers (both records in Indian aviation). The airport also handled over 600,000 tonnes of cargo and over 300,000 aircraft movements in 2011 CY. About ACI Airports Council International the Voice of the Worlds Airports is the only global trade representative of airports. The 580 members operate 1650 airports in 179 countries and territories. It is a non-profit organisation whose prime purpose is to represent the interests of airports and to promote professional excellence in airport management and operations. About the awards The annual Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards recognize & reward the

best airports in the world according to ACI's ASQ passenger satisfaction survey. They represent the highest possible accolade for airport operators and are an opportunity to celebrate the commitment of airports worldwide to continuously improve the passenger experience. Since its creation in 2006, the ASQ Survey has become the world's leading airport passenger satisfaction benchmark with over 200 airports participating. Its scientific methodology, strict quality control procedures and commitment to impartiality have won industry recognition and established the ASQ Survey as the global standard for measuring passenger satisfaction. The ASQ Awards are the only global airport rankings to be based on a measure of the passengers' satisfaction taken while the passenger is still at the gate. In 2011, over 350,000 passengers were interviewed prior to boarding their flight and asked to rate their satisfaction with the airport that day. To be eligible for the annual ASQ awards, an airport must have participated in the ASQ Survey every month of the year.About DIALDelhi International Airport (P) Ltd (DIAL) is a joint venture company; comprising the GMR Group, Airports Authority of India, Fraport and Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad. The project being developed by DIAL under Public Private Partnership has been given the mandate to finance, design, build, operate and maintain the Delhi Airport for 30 years with an option to extend it by another 30 years.

Chandigarh 14.2.2012, Kulbir Kalsi / With increasing interest of people in buying gifts for Valentine Dayred balloons and Flower sellers also impatiently wait for the daywith an expectation to earn income, youngster could be seen in luringgirl by decorating their vehicles and busy in buying flowerseverywhere in town on Tuesday.

Chandigarh 14.2.2012, Kulbir Kalsi / We the councilors of BJP & SAD want to bring to your notice that Mayor of Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh has constituted 12 Committees on 13 th Feb, 2012, which is illegal and in violation of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act.It is submitted that as per the Section 42 (3) of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act the constitution of Committees is the obligatory function of the Corporation, hence, it shall be incumbent on the corporation to constitute the Committees as per the Act. The relevant section is reproduced below.Committees : 42 (1) & (2) Omitted (3) The Corporation shall constitute a Water Supply and Sewerage Disposal Committee, Roads Committee, a House Tax Assessment Committee and such other committees as may be prescribed consisting of such number of councilors and for the exercise of such powers or discharge of such functions as may be prescribed.But to our utter surprise and protest a resolution (without mentioning under what provision of Municipal Act) was moved in the meeting of the General House of Corporation held on 23rd Jan, 2012 authorising the Mayor to constitute the Committees, which was illegal as per Municipal Act and amounts to delegating obligatory function of the Corporation to a non authority, as Mayor is no authority charged with carrying out the provisions of Municipal Act as per Section 46 of the Act, which is reproduced below. Municipal authorities : 46. The municipal authorities charged with carrying out the provisions of this Act shall be (a) the Corporation ; (b) the Finance and Contracts Committee ; and (c) the Commissioner. It is again submitted that as per section 42 of the Act constitution of Committees is obligatory function of the Corporation, which cant be delegated to a non authority as per Act, hence, the so called resolution in the meeting of the General House of Corporation held on 23rd Jan, 2012 authorising the Mayor to constitute the Committees was illegal and further the constitution of 12 Committees by Mayor was illegal and in violation of the provisions of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act, which are liable to be set aside.In the light of above made submissions, we request you to intervene in the matter to restore the statutory provisions of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act and further to order to dissolve the said Committees constituted by Mayor and to direct the Corporation to constitute Committees as per the provisions of The Punjab Municipal Corporation Act. Arun Sood Councillor Davesh Moudgil Councillor

Satinder Singh Councillor

Saurabh Joshi Councillor

Rajesh Kumar Gupta Councillor

Heera Negi Councillor

Des Raj Gupta Councillor

Rajinder Kaur Rattu Councillor

Asha Kumari Jaswal Councillor

Malkiat Singh Councillor

Laxmi Devi Councillor

Harjinder Kaur Councillor

Name Congress Pardeep Chhabra Subhash Chawla Sat Parkash Aggarwal Gurbax Rawat Darshan Kumar Garg Sheela Devi Harphool Chander Kalyan Kashmiri Devi

Chairman 5

VC 7

Member 1 10 Road

2 9 Sanitation

3 6 City beautification Enforc

4 3 Art

Total 40 4

Water & sewerage Tax Art Fire Women Water & sewerage City beautification Road Elec Sanitation Enforc Road City beautification Elec Water & sewerage Mandi Women

Elec Elec Fire Sanitation Women Slum

3 4 4

Enforc

Tax

4 4

Tax

5 3

Mukesh Bassi Satish Kumar Kainth

Water & sewerage Tax

Road

Sanitation

Fire

Enforc

Sanitation

City beautificatio n 8

Slum

Nominated

26

Anoop Sunny Gill Aruna Goel Amrit Tewari

Women

Art

Elec City beautification Road

Fire Art City beautificatio n Tax Sanitation Tax

Slum

4 3

Women

Babu Lal D.S.Sandhu M.P.Kohli

Fire Mandi

Elec Water & sewerage Sanitation

2 Enforc 4 3

Sat Paul Bansal Shagufta Parveen Surinder Bahga

City beautifica tion 1 Enforc Water & sewerage Women Art

0 3

Road

Mandi

Slum

Independent Gurcharan Dass Kalaa

1 Road

1 Mandi

1 Tax

BSP Naresh Kumar

2 Sanitation Slum

2 Elec

2 Mandi

7 4

Jannat Jahan Ul-Haq BJP Saurabh Joshi Asha Kumari Jaswal Laxmi Devi Arun Sood Rajesh Kumar Gupta Satinder Singh Heera Negi Davesh Moudgil Rajinder Kaur Rattu Des Raj Gupta SAD Malkiat Singh Harjinder Kaur

Road 2 0

Women 12 Road City beautification

Art 11 Art Women Mandi 6

3 25 2 3 2

Slum

Sanitation Elec City beautification Mandi Fire Water & sewerage Fire Fire Fire Enforc Mandi Enforc Slum Slum Tax Art Art

2 2 2 3 3 3 3 6

Mandi

Water & sewerage

Water & sewerage Elec

Enforc Women

Slum Tax

3 3

Chandigarh being an Environment Friendly City

Chandigarh 14.2.2012, Kulbir Kalsi / Lions Welfare Society President, Sh. L.K. Khurana distributed chocolates amongst poor school children on the occasion of Valentines Day. He informed the students as well as teachers that flowers should not be plucked as it affects environment; instead chocolates may be exchanged to celebrate the day. He said that Chandigarh being an Environment Friendly City should specifically curb plucking of flowers on this day and alternate means like gifts, chocolates, sweets, should be encouraged. On this occasion, the society General Secretary Surinder Dhull, Secretary Sachin Singla, Shyam Sunder were prominently present.

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Chandigarh 14.2.2012, Kulbir Kalsi / Justice P. K. Pallis body was donated to the Department of Anatomy, PGIMER. Justice P. K. Palli s/o late Sh. Lajpat Rai Palli, age 75 years, resident of H. No. 246, Sec 19-A, Chandigarh was born in the family of lawyers. He served as a Judge in the High Court and after retirement, practised in the Supreme Court for few years. He was also a member of Ethics Committee of PGIMER, Chandigarh.