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Vineeta
relieves Sagar as Adviser
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — Ms Vineeta Rai, an IAS officer of the
1968 batch of the UT cadre, became the eighth Adviser to
the Administrator of Chandigarh today.
PG exams on schedule
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — The postgraduate examination of part I
and II are being held as per schedule. This was stated by
Prof Paramjit Singh, Registrar, Panjab University, here
today.
Exemption order on
‘baptism’
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — The Chandigarh Administration tonight
notified exemption order, thus paving the way for the
undertrial prisoners to undergo “baptism”
inside jails.
A UT
Wildlife Department official with fake tiger
skins and four women, who were nabbed while
selling these at the Sector 20 market in
Chandigarh on Monday. — A Tribune photograph |
4 women held for
selling fake tiger skins
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — The UT Wildlife Department has
nabbed four Karnataka-based women who were trying
to deceive people by selling fake tiger skins and
parts in Sector 20 here today. Ten make-believe
tiger skins, made of calf hides, and other fake
parts of tiger such as claws, moustaches, and
fake “rudrakshas” were also seized from
the women. |
Selection of PU Deans deferred
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — The selection of Dean Student Welfare,
Dean Foreign Student and Dean Alumni Relations, has been
deferred till April 24.
Newspaper staff
stir
CHANDIGARH,
April 19—The National Coordination Committee
of the Newspaper\News Agency Employees Union has
given a strike call for April 22 to protest
against the proposed wage structure suggested by
the Manisana Singh wage boards. |
7 booked in dowry death case
SAS
NAGAR, April 19 — The Sohana police has booked seven
family members of the husband of Baljit Kaur, a married
woman in her early twenties, who had yesterday died under
mysterious circumstances in her house at Sekhan Majra
village under Sohana police station.
3
hurt as car rams into truck
CHANDIGARH, April 19 — Three
persons were injured when a car rammed into a
parked truck near the Modella chowk here this
evening.
Autonomy for
banks stressed
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — At the turn of the millennium,
the banking industry should put the future in the
right perspective by adapting itself to change,
said Mr S. Rajagopal, Chairman, Bank of India,
while inaugurating a week-long Management
Development and Special Training Programme here
today.
Villagers allege
illegal occupation
ZIRAKPUR, April 19 — Residents of
Babhat village, which has been excluded from
being merged with seven other villages to form a
nagar panchayat, have alleged that some
'influential' people were forcing them to lease
the village shamlat land so that they could set
up their businesses there.
US singer fails
to impress
PANCHKULA,
April 19 — A ghazal recital by Edwin Raj
Das, a USA-based singer, organised at a hotel in
Sector 10 here today, saw a lack of enthusiasm
among the audience.
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Telephone woes continue
MULLANPUR-
GARIBDASS, April 19—Several telephone users of
Mullanpur- Garibdass complain that their telephone
services remain disrupted for days together.Mr Khairati
Lal, a resident said that his telephone was not working
for the past fortnight.
Facility for payment of traffic
challan
PANCHKULA,
April 19 — The district police will soon start a
facility here to facilitate the payment of traffic
challan fee, according to Superintendent of Police, Mr
Alok Mittal.
All-India police meet from April
21
CHANDIGARH,
April 19 — Competitions in crime scene photography,
forensic science, police portraits, finger prints, foot
prints and medico-legal cases will be the major
attractions on the opening day of the All-India Police
Duty Meet being organised by the Indo-Tibetan Border
Police at Chandigarh, Ramgarh, Bhanu and Ambala from
April 21 to April 25.
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