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| | | | Asian Games beckon as Dahiya readies lethal double thigh hold | | | |
Diu, Jan 9: India are set to unleash a new weapon at the Asian Games: a calm, quiet right-corner who waits for the perfect moment before crushing raiders with his lethal double thigh hold.
At the Khelo India Beach Games, Haryana’s march to another kabaddi final looked routine.
But one player did not look settled. Yogesh Dahiya, 21, stood on the mat with a sense of urgency, already thinking ahead.
Within days, he will walk into the national camp for the Asian Games in Japan -- his first senior India call-up after coming through the junior ranks.
For Dahiya, this is the chance he has been waiting for a long time.
“It gives a lot of exposure. It’s a platform to showcase your skills and | |
| | | | Kejriwal, Mann meet Punjab’s traders, shopkeepers, assure them they will not have to run from office to office | | | |
early times report
PUNJAB, Jan 9: During the maiden meeting of the Punjab State Traders Commission held in SAS Nagar, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann marked the commission as a decisive step to end years of neglect and bureaucratic harassment faced by traders. The AAP Chief said shopkeepers would no longer be forced to run from office to office, as the AAP government has taken governance directly to markets.
Declaring the initiative as the beginning of a new era of business reform in Punjab, Arvind Kejriwal said the commission would simplify the tax system, end an era of tax terrorism, and remove needless procedural | |
| | | | 18th meeting of HEPB chaired by Chief Minister | | | |
early times report
Chandigarh, Jan 8: The 18th meeting of the Haryana Enterprise Promotion Board (HEPB) was held on Thursday in Chandigarh under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini. The meeting took several decisions to grant special incentive packages and relief to various industrial units with the objective of promoting industrial investment and employment generation in the State.
Special incentive packages for the projects were approved by the HEPB based on the recommendations of the Empowered Executive Committee (EEC), chaired by the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister. Cooperation Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma was also present in the meeting.
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| | | | Living incubators of Global Leadership, Reimagining guturistic boarding schools | | | |
early times report
Amritsar, Jan 9: Dr. D.C. Sharma, Headmaster, The Punjab Public School, Nabha Education is entering an age of profound transformation. The demands of the 21st century—driven by artificial intelligence, global interdependence, and social complexity—require not only knowledge and skill but also character, creativity, and conscience. In this rapidly changing world, the boarding school must evolve beyond its traditional image of discipline and structure to become a dynamic incubator of global leadership.
From Tradition to Transformation
For decades, boarding schools have symbolized self-discipline, camaraderie, and holistic development. They have shaped generations of | |
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