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Free etching of 4-wheelers
soon
CHANDIGARH, Jan 28 — City residents can now get the registration number of their four-wheelers etched on the window panes free of cost. A private mobile phone service provider in the city has agreed to bear the cost of etching, said a senior police official.
Stress on organic
farming
CHANDIGARH, Jan 28 — Organic farming can become a major source of foreign exchange for India, as in this age of ever-increasing health consciousness, the answer lies in foods grown the organic way, said Mr Hari Jaisingh, Editor, The Tribune.
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Cyclist dies in
accident
CHANDIGARH, Jan 28 — An unidentified man reportedly died after being hit by an ‘‘unknown vehicle’’, near Shiv Mandir on the outer road of Colony No. 5, here yesterday. The body is presently lying in the General Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32.
Tempers flare at temple body
meeting
PANCHKULA, Jan 28 — Police was called in to diffuse the rising tension and flaring tempers at the general body meeting of the Pracheen Shiv Mandir, Sector 9, here today, where elections to the management committee of the temple were scheduled to be held.
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Rooie most obedient
dog
CHANDIGARH, Jan 28 — City’s well-bred dogs in all shapes and sizes strutted around with their owners at the ‘‘I and II all breed Dog Show and Championship’’ held at the Leisure Valley here today.
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Ms Gurpreet Khatra teaches her dog, Olivia, last-minute tricks for holding a newspaper in order to woo the judges during the dog show held at the Leisure Valley in Chandigarh on
Sunday.
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