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Syndics
restore VC's powers
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — The item pertaining to the selection of
professors, readers and lecturers in various departments
of Panjab University was deferred indefinitely in the
wake of the implementation of the election code of
conduct at the Syndicate meeting held today evening.
Plan
to tax cable operators
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — In a bid to generate more resources, the
Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh has decided to bring
certain tax proposals for discussion at the meeting of
the civic body to be held on August 30.
Rehearsal for
poll officials
PANCHKULA,
ug 27 — The first rehearsal for 327
presiding officers, 1,000 polling officers, 25
supervisors and 13 duty magistrates to be put on
election duty at the 287 polling booths all over
the district was carried out at the Sector 20
grain market here today. |
Participants
at a training programme for officials on election
duty in Sector 20, Panchkula, on Friday. — A
Tribune photograph |
No
takers for Hindi scholarships
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — National language Hindi fails to attract
applications for scholarship in the city. Not a single
candidate has applied in the last and current sessions.
This scenario has been prevalent over the past several
years.
Original
domiciles to adopt strategy
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — The original domiciles of the Union
Territory of Chandigarh are a resentful lot. They
have decided to hold a convention at Gurdwara
Kanthla Sahib in the Industrial Area, Phase II,
here on August 29 and decide their line of action
for the ensuing Lok Sabha elections. |
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UT B.Ed seats filled
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — Almost all B.Ed seats of the UT pool in
city colleges were filled on the first day of counselling
held at Dev Samaj College of Education, Sector 36, here
today.
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SPCA gets new office
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals has decided to shift its administrative office
from the Sector 22 Veterinary Hospital to the Sector 38
(West) hospital of the organisation from September 1.
Police to bring out newsletter
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 27 — To cement police - community relations, the
Chandigarh Police will be the first police organisation
to bring out a newsletter which will act as a handy
reckoner for the public and will contain all requisite
information about the force.
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