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IBR stars- 1. Vijata, 2. Dr Ranjit Das, 3. Rajesh Kr, 4. Dr Nitin Tupe, 5. Aarav Samir Savla , 6. Dimpal Roy, 7. GK Dhinesh Kr Gowri, 8. Karthi Radhakrishnan, 9. Julfina Ali, 10. Kashinath S. 11. Sanidhya Sharma Faridabad:  The India Book of Records (IBR) honoured some of its exceptional stars at an elegant Convocation programme held at the IBR office premises in Faridabad on September 9, 2023. The 11 lucky participants were presented with a memento and sash by Mrs Neerja Roy Chowdhury, Managing Editor of the India Book of Records.  The IBR stars received a warm welcome, exclusive photoshoot, and media spotlight, and they were also given an opportunity to showcase their talent live. Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, Chief Editor of IBR presented Achiever’s Kits to two record holders. The next Convocation@IBRoffice will take place on October 14, 2023. The IBR stars honoured at IBR office included Ms Vijata (Gurugram), Dr Ranjit Das (Howrah, West Bengal), Rajesh Kumar (Delhi), Dr Nitin Tupe (P

Sawhneys - the contractors Mohali: Himanshu Kapoor, a resident of Kharrar, has brought to light that Arvindera Electricals, an electrical contracting firm based in Chandigarh has multiple FIR’s of fraud lodged against them. Owned by the father-son duo, Kulbir Sawhney and Gurasees Sawhney, the firm has a track record of very dubious and shady business practices, including cheating and committing fraud with vendors by not paying for materials ordered by them, and then go absconding, alleged Kapoor. In August 2020, the Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (UHBVN) had filed an FIR against Arvindera Electricals for an alleged fraud of Rs. 6 crores. Recently, another FIR was lodged against them, for a fraud amounting to Rs 5.25 crore at SAS Nagar (Mohali) Phase 1, and the bail application filed by Kulbir Sawhney and Gurasees Sawhney was rejected by the District Court. Both the father and son continue to be in hiding from the law. Arvindera Electricals had also procured electrical materials

New Delhi :  We are deeply touched by a Ukrainian journalist’s remarks, who expressed gratitude for the humanitarian efforts of the Sikh community in Ukraine. Such stories of appreciation warm our hearts and exemplify the community's unwavering dedication to selfless service, said Hardayal Singh, Programme Director, United Sikhs. Singh said, “In addition to our ongoing relief initiatives, we remain committed to offering tactical medicine training to civilians in Ukraine. So far this training has equipped over 500 people with essential medical skills to assist other civilians injured or wounded in the conflict, potentially saving countless lives. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has offered their invaluable support in making these efforts possible. May we all continue to follow the path of ‘Recognizing the human race as one’.” Deeply moved by the Ukrainian journalist's heartfelt thanks to the Sikh community’s humanitarian efforts, United Sikhs continue to st