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Cabinet Reshuffle
Uncertainty stares Chander Mohan

A file photo of Chander Mohan.Chandigarh, June 5
All Congressmen and political observers in Haryana are eagerly waiting for the likely Cabinet reshuffle. Before the three Assembly byelections in the
state on May 22 last, Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda had announced that he would reshuffle his Cabinet after the byelections.


A file photo of Chander Mohan.

Admission row: MDU’s image takes a beating
Rohtak, June 5
Haryana Vigilance Bureau sleuths come out after a raid on the official residence of former MDU CoE Sukhbir Singh at Rohtak. The recent episode involving alleged leak of MD/MS/PG diploma entrance test papers has left a big scar on the image of Maharishi Dayanand University (MDU) here.
Haryana Vigilance Bureau sleuths come out after a raid on the official residence of former MDU CoE Sukhbir Singh at Rohtak. — Photo by the writer




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Fatehabad lacks good educational facilities
A view of the Manohar Memorial College, Fatehabad, which will start some new courses from the coming session.Fatehabad, June 5
When Rajiv Kataria's school-going son passed his matriculation examination last year, he decided to shift to Chandigarh for better education prospects. So did Rajiv Batra, when his daughter completed
her schooling.
A view of the Manohar Memorial College, Fatehabad, which will start some new courses from the coming session. — Photo by the writer

Inside Babudom
Babus in news for wrong reasons
Chandigarh, June 5
The Haryana bureaucracy had been in the news during the last week, and for all the wrong reasons.

Neem fruits are to become a source of income for the poor in Mewat. Neem your way to bank
Chandigarh, June 5
It has come as an employment opportunity for the locals of Mewat and could earn them some quick bucks without having to make any investment.


FRUIT OF LABOUR: Neem fruits are to become a source of income for the poor in Mewat. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

Teachers to be spared from mid-day meal duty
Yamunanagar, June 5
In a significant move, the district administration will free head teachers of government primary schools in the district from the responsibility of supervising cooking and distribution of mid-day meal.

IOC’s Panipat refinery in for major expansion
Panipat, June 5
With the upgradation and expansion of the Indian Oil Corporation’s (IOC) Panipat refinery, it is all set to become a major oil refinery of the country.

Economics made easy
Chandigarh, June 5
Economics is generally considered as a “dry” subject by students. Its teachers face a challenge in generating interest among their students for economics.

Citizens’ Grievances
Transfer of pension fund

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