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PU Academic Council loses charm
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — Irregular meetings coupled with its
ever-expanding size, has stolen the charm for membership
to the Academic Council of Panjab University, the highest
authority on academic courses and introductions.
Student council threat
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — The Panjab University, Campus Students
Council at a press conference here today announced that
an agitation would be launched within a week in case the
university authorities and the police do not succeed in
solving the case of assault on a campus student on the
New Year eve.
Committee to hear school
grievances
SAS NAGAR,
Jan 19 — The Punjab Government has constituted a
committee to hear grievances of schools affiliated with
the Punjab School Education Board. The committee
consisting of officials of the board would also suggest
solution of the problems to the schools concerned.
Multi-media avenue for kids
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — A multi-media computer self-education
avenue with CDs and related accessories will open at the
Durga Das Foundation for tiny tots in February.
Husband, others
‘summoned’ to stand trial
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — A husband, accused of solemnising second
marriage after coming here from New Zealand, along with
his "second wife" and parents, have been
"summoned to stand trial" by the UT Judicial
Magistrate (First Class), Ms Jatinder Walia.
‘MD must consult other
directors’
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — In a reply to the application by the
managing director of Nevedic Prosthetic Centre, Dr.
V.J.S. Vohra, seeking directions for “allowing bank
operations”, respondent — Captain C.S. Vohra
— today stated that the bank was
“constrained” as the applicant was “not
doing prior consultation with other directors”.
Arrest stayed in dowry death case
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — Issuing notice for January 25 on the
anticipatory bail plea filed by a Class X student in a
dowry death case, the UT District and Sessions Judge, Mr
B.S. Bedi, today stayed her arrest till then.
“Plaintiffs’ rights not
violated”
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — In a written statement to a civil suit
seeking directions for declaring a “contract”
for chopping mango, neem and pipal trees as
“illegal, void and against public interest”, an
Executive Engineer of the Municipal Corporation’s
horticulture division today stated that the
plaintiffs’ legal and civil rights were not being
infringed.
Notice issued under Juvenile Act
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — Mrs Gitanjali Kundra, SDM Chandigarh, and
Superintendent Model Jail, Burail, UT, Chandigarh, were
yesterday issued notice for January 24 by Mr Justice CHB
Chalapathi of the High Court on a complaint filed by one
Sinhasan Singh, father of a minor boy Mukesh Kumar,
lodged in Burail Jail, seeking registration of a case
against the SDM and releasing her from her present
assignment as SDM and the Superintendent Jail for
violating the law on the Juvenile Justice Act.
Suit seeks cleaner toilets in PGI
CHANDIGARH,
Jan 19 — The UT Civil Judge (Junior Division), Mr
Jasbir Singh, today issued notice for January 21 on a
civil suit seeking directions to the Medical
Superintendent and other defendants for providing basic
amenities and clean toilets in the Post Graduate
Institute of Medical Education and Research here.
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