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6-acre
theme park for SAS Nagar
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — With the Archaeological Survey of India
submitting the project report on its proposed
Archaeological Theme Park at SAS Nagar to the Punjab
Government, the long-awaited project appears to have
taken off.
Unceremonious scenes at PU meeting
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — Unceremonious scenes marked the last Panjab
University Senate meeting here today with appointments
issue consuming bulk of the time.
A brother (extreme left) and father (with hands
covering his face) of Mr Rakesh Kataria sit
crestfallen at their Mani Majra residence on
Sunday as they had no news about the welfare of
Rakesh and his wife, Puja. — A Tribune
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Prayers for
couple's return
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — The parents of Rakesh Kataria and
Pooja, the newly-wed couple from Chandigarh
aboard the ill-fated IC 814 flight of Indian
Airlines, are praying for their safe return here.
Married early this month, Rakesh and Pooja had in
a quick decision made it to Kathmandu before
returning home here after their honeymoon trip to
Goa. |
‘Make encroachment a criminal
offence’
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — Encroachment on government land should be
treated as a criminal offence, a paper on encroachments
prepared by the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh has
suggested.
Family awaits body's arrival
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — Almost three weeks after a city resident,
Swaran Singh, who had been living in Dubai for the past
seven years died, his family is still awaiting the return
of his body.
 City
student for Boogie Woogie
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — Vanita Jagdish, a standard IX student of
Stepping Stones, Sector 9, has been chosen to be featured
in the dance programme Boogie Woogie on Sony channel.
Deputationist as board Controller
opposed
SAS NAGAR,
Dec 26 — The filling of the post of the Controller
of Examination of the Punjab School Education Board
through deputation recently has again become a bone of
contention between the Punjab Government and employees of
the board.
Training programme for youth held
CHANDIGARH,
Dec 26 — A unique programme of Rotary Youth
Leadership Awards organised jointly by the Rotary
Chandigarh Shivalik and SAS Nagar concluded today.
Bus moves sans
driver
SAS
NAGAR, Dec 26 — In a bizarre incident, a bus
of the Chandigarh Transport Undertaking, which
had been parked with its engine on in Phase XI,
started moving all of a sudden, making the people
around panicky. |
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