Radaur News Round-up: Aditya Surjewala, Campus Events, Parenting and Youth Awareness

Aditya Surjewala Accuses BJP Governments of Curtailing Freedom of Expression and Right to Protest

Congress MLA from Kaithal Aditya Surjewala visited the Radaur grain market on Saturday to review arrangements and later spoke to journalists at the establishment of Congress leader and former Zila Parishad member Shivkumar Sandhala. During the interaction, he criticised the BJP-led governments at the Centre and in Haryana, alleging that citizens’ constitutional rights were being undermined.

Surjewala said the Constitution, framed under the leadership of Dr B.R. Ambedkar, guarantees freedom of expression and the right to protest, and alleged that these rights were being curtailed. Referring to the farmers’ agitation against the three farm laws, he claimed that the use of force and the registration of FIRs had been used to intimidate protesting farmers.

He also raised allegations concerning voter-list irregularities, saying young people, students and opposition parties demonstrating under Rahul Gandhi’s leadership faced force when they sought answers. Surjewala appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to listen to the concerns of protesting youth and students instead of addressing them in derogatory terms.

Surjewala demanded the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and called for votes removed during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process to be restored. He said a strong democracy depends on respect for citizens’ rights and the voices of those who raise concerns. Former MLA Lehri Singh, Devender Singh, Rahul Kamboj Sandhala, Barkha Ram Pansra, Harpal Sudhail, Balwinder Sandhay and Sanju Dhaulra were among those present.

‘Fusion Fiesta’ Freshers’ Party Celebrates Talent at Global Research Group

Global Research Group of Institutions in Nachraun organised a freshers’ party themed “Fusion Fiesta”. Chairman CA S.K. Jindal and Vice-Chairperson Indu Jindal inaugurated the programme by lighting the ceremonial lamp. The event was coordinated by Pharmacy Head Dr Neha Yadav, while Tavleen Kaur hosted the stage proceedings.

Students showcased their talents through dance, bhangra, singing, skits, poetry and modelling. Dr Ashwini Dhingra and Director Dr Lakshya Aggarwal encouraged students to participate in cultural activities alongside academics and to develop the confidence to face life’s challenges. Chairman CA S.K. Jindal said such events foster interaction among students and help create a positive campus environment.

Laxmi from GRIMT College was named Miss Fresher and Aryan was selected as Mr Fresher. From GRIP College, Shagun Panjeta won the Miss Fresher title and Ardish was named Mr Fresher. Nancy and Shagun Sharma from GRIMT received Miss Personality and Mr Personality titles, while Prerna and Aditya won the corresponding honours from GRIP. Aastha was named Miss Eve and Manish Mr Eve. Winners received crowns, sashes and prizes at the conclusion of the programme.

Bright Future Academy Holds Parent Awareness Session on Children’s Well-being

Bright Future Academy Pre-School in Radaur organised an awareness session for parents focused on children’s health, safe development and good habits. Parents were encouraged to limit children’s use of mobile phones and television, motivate them to take part in sports and creative activities, and help them develop personal hygiene and healthy eating habits.

Director Amit Rana said the all-round development of children requires coordinated efforts by both schools and parents. Director Ajay Sharma highlighted the importance of managing screen time in the digital age and ensuring that children get enough physical activity.

Principal Anju Sharma said positive parenting involves understanding children’s emotions, listening to them and guiding them with affection and patience. The session aimed to strengthen coordination between parents and the school while supporting children’s physical, mental, social and emotional development.

Kamboj Mahasabha to Hold Social Awareness Seminar in Radaur on October 18

Kamboj Mahasabha Haryana will organise a social awareness seminar on October 18 at Shaheed Udham Singh Kamboj Dharamshala in Radaur. The programme aims to promote unity within the community, address social evils and encourage young people to progress through education and guidance.

To encourage participation, Dharamshala representatives Suresh Kumar Dohli, Kamal Chamrodi, retired DSP Madan Lal and Mayaram Amloha visited several villages, including Chamrodi, Amloha, Silikalan, Dhanupura and Silikhurd. They met community members and young people and invited them to attend the seminar.

Former dharamshala president Kamal Chamrodi said unity was a source of strength and that social awareness was essential for the community’s overall development. He appealed to people to participate actively and help strengthen social harmony.

Youth Are the Nation’s Strength; Stay Away from Drugs, Says Rajkumar Kamboj

Rajkumar Kamboj, chairman of Kumar Humanity Charitable Trust and a social worker, has urged young people to stay away from drugs and take part in sports and constructive activities. He said young people were the country’s future and that directing their energy towards positive goals could contribute to social progress and national development.

Kamboj said sports strengthen physical and mental fitness and help develop discipline, self-confidence, teamwork and leadership. Drug addiction, by contrast, can harm young people’s health, future and family life. He encouraged youth to focus on their goals and participate actively in education, sports and community service.

He also called on young people to spread awareness in society, adopt healthy lifestyles and good values, understand their responsibilities and contribute actively to nation-building.