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Chandigarh, June 6 Punjab Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Labour, Hospitality, and Investment Promotion Minister Anmol Gagan Maan on Tuesday distributed cheques amounting to Rs 83 lakhs to the villages panchayats of Kharar constituency for various development works of the villages. Providing further information in this regard, the Minister said that for the development works of various villages in Kharar constituency, cheques of Rs 2 lakh each have been given to Gram Panchayat of Fatwan, Mehrampur, Kadimajra, Samipur, Andaheri, Malakpur, Tajpura, Sialba, Mehroli, Baahalpur, Khera and Ratangarh villages' She also mentioned that cheques of Rs 2.50-2.50 lakh have been issued to village panchayats of Nangalgarhia and Jhandamajra for the development. In this way, a total amount of Rs.29 lakh has been distributed for the development works of these villages. She further informed that cheques worth Rs.28 lakh were distributed for various development works of villages at Youth Ekta Club Kubaheri, Senior Secondary Smart School Sialba, Gram Panchayat Majri, Jainti Majri, Takipur, Bhupnagar, Badarpur, Naglian and Taktana, etc. The Minister added that cheques amounting to 16.08 lakh were given for house repairs and various other development works as financial assistance to poor families in different villages of Kharar constituency. She explained that cheques of Rs 2 lakh each were given to village panchayats of Sangalan, Dhakora Khurd, Fatehpur, Bangheri, and Mulanpur Sodhian villages of...

Punjab Labour Minister Anmol Gagan Maan on Saturday instructed the department officials to not leave any stone unturned to resolve the problems faced by the working class. Presiding over a meeting, the Cabinet Minister directed to ensure benefits of labour welfare schemes trickle-down to each & every worker. Asking to make a plan to expedite the registration of construction workers under the Punjab Building and Construction Workers Welfare Board, she said that awareness camps should be organized to register the construction workers and sensitise them about various schemes. She also asked to ensure that construction workers should not face any difficulty in forms filling process and also save them from exploitation at the hands of agents, besides disposing of all pending applications under various schemes of Punjab Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board and Labour Welfare Board. The Welfare Board will launch a new mobile app "Punjab Usari Kirti Sewawan" or "PRUKS" under which construction workers would be able to register themselves with the Board and get information about the schemes run by the Board in a seamless manner, she added. She informed that the app will be launched in Punjabi, Hindi and English for the convenience of workers.

The Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, is dedicated to delivering transparent administration and providing excellent facilities to the people, as well as implementing development projects in both urban and rural areas of the state. In pursuit of this goal, Minister Anmol Gagan Maan conducted personal visits to ongoing development projects in several villages of the Kharar constituency, evaluating the progress made. City Air News May 30, 202311:10 0 Chandigarh, May 29, 2023: The Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, is dedicated to delivering transparent administration and providing excellent facilities to the people, as well as implementing development projects in both urban and rural areas of the state. In pursuit of this goal, Minister Anmol Gagan Maan conducted personal visits to ongoing development projects in several villages of the Kharar constituency, evaluating the progress made. Giving more information in this regard, Tourism and Culture Affairs, Labour, Hospitality and Investment Promotion Minister Anmol Gagan Maan explained that in consideration of the development of the Kharar constituency, she visited the villages of Khijrabad and Barsalpur on the day before and reviewed the ongoing development projects. The Minister further informed that she interacted with the local residents of the villages and the officials responsible for the implementation of the development projects. She emphasized...

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, June 11 Punjab Tourism Minister Anmol Gagan Maan on Sunday announced the launch of a series of cultural festivals in the state through the year. The chain of festivals will be called “Rangla Punjab”, she said, adding that the idea behind the initiative is to revive rich cultural heritage of Punjab. It will begin with “Teeyan Festival” at Sangrur from August 18-20. A total of 19 festivals are to be organised across the state, including festivals to celebrate martial arts, culinary arts, military carnival, a river festival and a nature trails festival. Sufi tradition will also be celebrated in Malerkotla, says Minister Maan. An "Inquilab" festival will also be organised at Khatkar Kalan and a “Tibba festival” will be organised at Mansa in the series, she added.

Let us tell you, Anmol is one of five Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs who became ministers in the Bhagwant Mann led-government in Punjab. She is also the second woman in the 15-member state cabinet. Mann who had won from Kharar by a margin of more than 36000 votes from her nearest rival, SAD’s Ranjit Singh Gill, aimed at making her constituency ‘Number 1’ in the state by carrying out overall development. Also Read : Not only this, Anmol was also the lead singer of the AAP campaign, ‘Kejriwal Anthem’ ahead of the Punjab polls earlier this year. It is great to see after CM Wishing Anmol all the luck for her future endeavours.

Chandigarh, June 11 The government will organise heritage fairs and festivals throughout the year in different parts of the state so as to highlight its rich heritage and culture. The information was given by Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister Anmol Gagan Mann, while addressing a press conference here today. Minister Anmol Gagan Maan Maan said this would help promote the tourism sector and attract more tourists. A series of fairs and festivals has been named as “Rangla Punjab”, she said. As many as 22 fairs will be held throughout the year, beginning with Dhiyan Festival at Sangrur from August 18-20. Maan said festivals such as the Maghi Festival at Muktsar, Basant Festival at Ferozepur, the Kapurthala Heritage Festival, the Kila Raipur Rural Olympics, the Baisakhi fair in Bathinda, the Patiala Heritage Festival and Hola Mohalla at Anandpur Sahib will be organised. Among other festivals will be Inqlab Festival at Khatkar Kalan in September, Doon Festival highlighting the culture and cuisine of Malwa at Mansa, Punjab Handicraft Festival at Fazilka, Equestrian Fair at Jalandhar in November, Military Literature in Chandigarh, Rivers Fair at Pathankot and Sufi Festival at Malerkotla. The government has set aside Rs 65 crore for organising these festivals. Since Amritsar has the highest inflow of foreign tourists, in January, the Rangla Punjab festival will be held in the holy city, showcasing all aspects of Punjabi culture, with participation from novelists and poets. — TNS...

CHANDIGARH: Punjab Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Labour, Investment Promotion and Hospitality Minister Anmol Gagan Mann on Monday reviewed the development works of various wards of Kharar city. On this occasion, the residents of Kharar informed the minister about their various problems. Taking the problems of the people seriously, the minister solved most of the problems on the spot. Apart from this, the officials of various departments were asked to take quick action by issuing necessary guidelines to solve the remaining problems. Giving more information in this regard, the minister said that efforts are being made by the Punjab government led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to develop the Kharar constituency. Referring to the development works of Kharar city, the minister said that adequate arrangements have been made for the drainage of rainwater in Kharar city, so that water will not enter people's houses during the rainy season. Speaking about the scarcity of drinking water in Kharar city, the minister said that the project of providing canal water to Kharar city is progressing rapidly and will be completed very soon. She also mentioned that water supply to Zone A of Kharar will start soon. Furthermore, the work of setting up 5 sewerage treatment plants in Kharar city is about to begin. In addition, 6 tube wells in Kharar city, which have been running on generators for the past three years, have now been connected to the electricity. Moreover, tenders have been publis...

CHANDIGARH: The Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, is dedicated to delivering transparent administration and providing excellent facilities to the people, as well as implementing development projects in both urban and rural areas of the state. In pursuit of this goal, Minister Anmol Gagan Maan conducted personal visits to ongoing development projects in several villages of the Kharar constituency, evaluating the progress made. Giving more information in this regard, Tourism and Culture Affairs, Labour, Hospitality and Investment Promotion Minister Anmol Gagan Maan explained that in consideration of the development of the Kharar constituency, she visited the villages of Khijrabad and Barsalpur on the day before and reviewed the ongoing development projects. The Minister further informed that she interacted with the local residents of the villages and the officials responsible for the implementation of the development projects. She emphasized that instructions have been given to the concerned officials to expedite the development projects in the villages. The minister also stated that sufficient funds are available to complete the development projects in the constituency. Sarpanchs, Panchs and other prominent persons of the villages were present on this occasion.

Bio/Wiki Real Name Gagandeep Kaur Maan Nickname Anmol Profession(s) Singer, Lyricist, Politician Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 165 cm in meters - 1.65 m in feet inches - 5’ 5” Weight (approx.) in kilograms - 54 kg in pounds - 119 lbs Figure Measurements (approx.) 32-28-33 Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Career (Singing) Debut Song: Royal Jatti (2014) Politics Party Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) (2020-present) Political Journey • She joined the Aam aadmi Party ahead of the 2022 Punjab assembly election. [1] • She contested the 2022 Punjab assembly election from the Kharar Assembly constituency on the ticket of the Aam Aadmi Party and defeated Ranjit Singh Gill of the Shiromani Akali Dal by 37718 votes. [2] • On 4 July 2022, Anmol Gagan Maan became minister in the Bhagwant Mann-led government in Punjab. [3] Personal Life Date of Birth 26 February 1990 (Monday) Age (as of 2022) 32 Years Birthplace Khilan Pind, Mansa, Punjab Zodiac sign Pisces Nationality Indian Hometown Mohali, Punjab College/University M.C.M. D.A.V. College, Chandigarh Educational Qualification Bachelors in Psychology & Music Religion Sikhism Caste Jatt Food Habit Vegetarian/Non-Vegetarian Hobbies Dancing, Writing poems, songs, and essays on human psychology Relationships & More Marital Status Unmarried Affairs/Boyfriends Not known Family Parents Father- Name not known Mother- Name not known Siblings Brother- 1 (Name not known, elder) Sister- None Favourite Things Favourite Food Makki Ro...

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, June 11 Punjab Tourism Minister Anmol Gagan Maan on Sunday announced the launch of a series of cultural festivals in the state through the year. The chain of festivals will be called “Rangla Punjab”, she said, adding that the idea behind the initiative is to revive rich cultural heritage of Punjab. It will begin with “Teeyan Festival” at Sangrur from August 18-20. A total of 19 festivals are to be organised across the state, including festivals to celebrate martial arts, culinary arts, military carnival, a river festival and a nature trails festival. Sufi tradition will also be celebrated in Malerkotla, says Minister Maan. An "Inquilab" festival will also be organised at Khatkar Kalan and a “Tibba festival” will be organised at Mansa in the series, she added. The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is run by a trust comprising four eminent persons as trustees. The Tribune, the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and views without any bias or prejudice of any kind. Restraint and moderation, rather than agitational language and partisanship, are the hallmarks of the paper. It is an independent newspaper in the real sense of the term. The Tribune has two sister publications, Punjabi Tribune (in Punjabi) and Dainik Tribune (in Hindi).