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PU Syndics meet
today
CHANDIGARH,
April 23—The Panjab University Syndicate,
which meets tomorrow, will discuss issues related
to students, formation of selection committees
for approvals to courses, affiliations and
awarding Ph.D degrees to candidates. |
Visitors at
the photograph Exhibition, ‘Rooh Punjab Di’,
at Sector 17, on Friday — A Tribune
photograph |
Electoral rolls revision today
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — The first phase of revision of electoral
rolls will be held at 524 polling stations set up all
over the city tomorrow.
Rs 34.33 crore for GMCH
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — The Sector 32 Government Medical College
and Hospital will get a major share in the Chandigarh
Administration's Annual Plan for 1999-2000.
Punished for
obeying order
PANCHKULA,
April 23 — Different branches of the local
Estate Office of the Haryana Urban Development
Authority seem to be at cross-purposes when it
comes to public dealing. |
Physical
test cleared by 79
CHANDIGARH, April 23 — Seventynine
candidates, including 27 women and eight
ex-servicemen, have cleared the physical
examination for the selection to the post of
Assistant Sub Inspector of the Chandigarh police.
Police holds
welfare seminar
RAMPUR\
BHANU, April 23 — In view of the poor
attendance at the welfare seminar organised at
the ongoing All-India Police Duty Meet, it was
proposed that the seminar be a part of the
Directors-General Conference in the future and
not of police meets.
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Folk artistes to be gurus
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — To revive the arts of Punjab, the
Department of Culture, Chandigarh, would appoint old
masters of folk traditions as ‘gurus’ for a
cluster of guru-shisya schools for learning the arts of
the ‘dhadis’, ‘naqqals’,
‘malangs’, ‘bhands’ and the like.
1-week power cut stirs villagers
ZIRAKPUR,
April 23 —Residents of Lohgarh village have
protested against the power cut in the village for the
past one week. They gheraoed electricity department
authorities for about two hours here today.
City may ‘need metro rail
system’
CHANDIGARH, April 23 — If the population of
Chandigarh and its surrounding areas is touching 10 lakh
then the administrators have to start thinking in terms
of having a metro railway system that will speed up the
movement of passengers, opined Mr Anuj Dayal, Chief
Public Relations Manager, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation.
Protest march by BJP
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — The local unit of Bharatiya Janata Party
today demanded that Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee, who is the
leader of the single largest party in the Lok Sabha,
should be invited again to form the government at the
Centre.
Anand, Kaifi, Asghar let down fans
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — The three-day 12th All-India Progressive
Writers' Conference was inaugurated today at Guru Gobind
Singh Bhavan, Sector 15, by the Governor of Punjab,
Lt-Gen B.K.N. Chhibber.
Post office staff a harassed lot
CHANDIGARH,
April 23 — The staff and visitors to the Sector 29
Post Office are a harassed lot. While the entry to the
post office has been virtually blocked by a sweetmeat
shop owner, the area used by a barber shop owner and a
scooter mechanic has become a haven for anti-social
elements.
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Cops have no clues to robberies
