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Monday, August 2, 1999

Surat Beat

EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE  
DEO issues directive on poll literature
Collector and District Election Officer Sangeeta Singh has issued a directive stating that all pamphlets and handbills printed for canvassing must have the name and address of the publisher or printer on them.

In addition, candidates will have to produce such handbills in the office of the district magistrate before circulating them, she said, quoting directives of the Election Commission of India. Any handbill other than in one's handwriting will be considered as pamphlets and due action will be taken, the election officer warned.

It has been stated earlier that no handbills or posters will be allowed to be stuck on to private property and that offenders are liable to six months' imprisonment and a fine of Rs 2000.

SGUTA polls
The South Gujarat University Teachers' Association has elected Meenu Parabiya as president. S L Oswal, S Srinavsa Rao and Satish Patel have been elected vice-president, general secretary and joint secretary respectively. Seven members have also been elected to the executive committee.

GSB closed
The Surat Municipal Corporation-run Gandhi Smruti Bhavan, one of the main centres of cultural activities in the city, will be closed this month for repairs to the auditorium and the air-conditioning plant, according to a statement issued on Sunday.

Appointed
Suresh Pardeshi has been appointed organising secretary by Surat city Youth Congress president Ashok Pimple on the instructions of State president Himantsinh Patel and general secretary Shailash Parmar.

Class VIII urged
City Congress spokesman and councillor Bhupendra Solanki has urged Municipal Commissioner G P Mohapatra to introduce Class VIII in civic schools in keeping with the promise made by the ruling BJP some time ago.

Contribution
The Life Insurance Corporation of India has contributed Rs 7.22 crore towards the National Defence Fund. LIC chairman G Krishnamurthy presented a cheque for Rs 5 crore and another cheque for Rs 2.22 crore towards the first instalment of the contribution made by LIC employees and agents to Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha some time ago, according to an official release.

Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.


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