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Armenia looks for
investment President of Armenia Robert Kocharian and his wife Bella Kocharian with Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh while inaugurating the Centre for Caucasian Study at the Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development in Chandigarh on Saturday.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan. A slice of elegance from Armenia PU revamping thesis
evaluation Widow loses money from bank, HC tells police to
act DC allays fears about milk colony Residents up in arms against unauthorised slums |
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Prayer service in honour of Mother
Teresa Framing of construction bylaws
sought
IGP opens refresher courses State of apni mandis SAS NAGAR DIARY
Devotees hold rath yatra Brahma Kumaris hold exhibition Yoga camp |
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5 held for girls’
trafficking Members of a gang allegedly involved in trafficking of city girls for pubs in Bangalore arrested in Chandigarh on
Saturday. — A Tribune photograph One killed in highway mishap 4 caught printing ISI marks on
plywood
BSNL offers unique scheme Khadi fare beckons with impressive
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Stir affects teaching in
colleges Debate on liberal thinking Children diffuse boundaries on
canvas Channelise energies, youth
told Workshop on self-learning
concludes Students awarded
degrees Science Fiesta stresses on
environment Students of St Soldier International Convent School, Phase VII, SAS Nagar, with their models of Science Fiesta on the school premises on Saturday.
— A Tribune photograph St Xavier’s wins declamation
contest Getting hang of painting pottery Students of Chandigarh Baptist School, Sector 45, Chandigarh, at the workshop under TIE programme on Saturday.
— A Tribune photograph From fairy tales to Potter
mania Students of Vivek High School stage a science fiction “Mirror World” on the school premises in Chandigarh on Saturday.
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MP’s party: 7 granted bail
184 cases settled at Lok Adalat |
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Western film review Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock in “Two Weeks Notice”. NZCC organises sound and
light show Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan.
New technique to cure
epilepsy Steroids can cause glaucoma, cataract Strategies to cope with stress
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Mandeep storms into badminton final
Baazigars main attraction at sports festival Kriti,
Jai Raj rule the rink |
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Tension prevails in Nabha village, near here, over a land dispute involving a senior Punjab bureaucrat and a retired Army Colonel.
Calling for greater economic cooperation between India and Armenia, the President of Armenia, Mr Robert
Kocharian, during his brief visit to the city today said his government had adopted a liberal approach towards foreign investment, which offered tremendous scope for Indian businessmen.
Thanks to the activity at the end of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Chandigarh is being flooded with quality presentations from culturally rich lands across the world. 
Residents here are up in arms against the unchecked unauthorised slum areas on the Chandigarh-SAS Nagar border. While these slums do not affect people living in Chandigarh directly, a large number of local residents living in Phases XI, X, IX, 3A and I are finding themselves as neighbours of slum dwellers across the Chandigarh border.
“We receive in giving — that was her motto”, said Rt Rev De Gerald John Mathias, Bishop of the Shimla-Chandigarh Diocese, at the thanksgiving prayer service held in honour of Mother Teresa. The service was organised at the Diocesan Pastoral Centre, Catholic Church, Sector 19, this afternoon.
The three-day science exhibition concluded at Paragon School, Sector 71, here yesterday. The overall championship was won by teams from SAS Academy, Ropar, whereas teams from Lawrence Public School were declared runners-up.
The local police has busted a racket involving the trafficking of 35 city girls for pubs in Bangalore through a Sector 19-based musical group and a Daddu Majra based group. They allegedly lured them into this with a promise to give them a chance to work in music albums.
The Khadi and Village Industries Commission today put up another show of khadi products. This exhibition comes close on the heels of the earlier khadi show held in Chandigarh in August. However, it stands distinguished from the earlier one by vast participation of artisans from Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.
Three days of collective thinking under the international collaborative art project between artists from India and Pakistan has resulted in the creation of a huge piece of art, that spells love and warmth.
Students of Gian Jyoti Institute of Management and Technology here were awarded degrees at the second convocation held today. Prof
Y.S. Rajan, Vice-Chancellor, Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar, and Scientific Adviser to the Chief Minister, Punjab, was the chief guest on the occasion. He awarded degrees to students.
SAS Nagar, November 1
Chandigarh, November 1
The message of love and chivalry reverberated in every stanza of “Mirror World” — a science fiction, fun and drama staged by students of Vivek High School’s junior wing this evening in the school auditorium. The play about a time machine was adapted from the original by Keith West.
CHANDIGARH: George Wade (Hugh Grant) is a millionaire. Lucy Kelson (Sandra Bullock) is a pauper. He owns a hotel and has a private jet. She lives in a ramshackle house and has a passion for taking up environmental causes. George has a bad reputation for hiring attractive female attorneys and firing them after exploiting them.
Chandigarh, November 1
SAS Nagar, November 1