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Fun, frolic and functions mark Children’s Day
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Chandigarh, November 14
Children ruled the day in schools in city, Panchkula, SAS Nagar and nearby towns as a number of cultural programmes were organised today to mark the Children’s Day in memory of Jawaharlal Nehru, fondly referred to as Chacha Nehru by the children.
Tiny tots of Dikshant International School enjoy camping as part of the Children’s Day celebrations in Phase-I, Industrial Area, Panchkula, on Thursday.
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A special day for the blind
Chandigarh, November 14
For the 11 students of the Institute for the Blind in Sector 26, who visited the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Sector 10, on the occasion of the Children’s Day, it was a day laced with surprises. Not a routine visit, the occasion was used by the Museum authorities to take the students on a touch tour round of the Museum and offer them whatever little happiness they could.
PU announces held-back results
Chandigarh, November 14
Panjab University has declared held-back results of students BA I who have cleared their compartment examination of their preceding class(Plus two) in a special chance given by the Central Board of Secondary
Education(CBSE).
GMSSS-16 model declared best
Chandigarh, November 14
The three-day State Science Exhibition concluded at the State Institute of Education, Sector 32, today with the announcement of best models displayed by city schools.
2-day seminar on environment
Chandigarh, November 14
With a view to identifying barriers and understanding the framework of green entrepreneurship, a two-day national seminar on “Frontiers of green entrepreneurship” commenced at Technical Teachers Training Institute
(TTTI) in Sector 26, here today.
Colourful start to Mosaic 2002
Chandigarh, November 14
“Mosaic 2002”, a three-day cultural-cum IT fest, jointly organised by Dev Samaj
College for Women and Dev Samaj Polytechnic for Women, Sector 45, started on the college premises here today.
HIGH COURT
WO appointed to rescue ‘bonded’ labourers
Chandigarh, November 14
If allegations levelled in a habeas corpus petition are to be believed, nine agricultural
labourers, including minors, have been detained by two farmers in Fatehabad district. Some of them have even been molested. Acting on the petition seeking their release, Mr Justice S.S. Nijjar of the Punjab and Haryana High Court today appointed a warrant officer to carry out the raids. The local police too has been directed to provide assistance.
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Bail confirmed
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Sentence reduced
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Notice of motion
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Poll petition
Beant case: notice to Administration
Chandigarh, November 14
A local court today issued a notice to UT Administration through Inspector General of Prisons and other jail authorities acting on a complaint filed by one of the accused in the Beant Singh assassination case, Paramjit Singh, demanding judicial probe into the recent seizure of articles — a mobile phone and Rs 40,000, from Burail Jail for November 20 to file reply in the case.
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