Thursday, March 9, 2000,
Chandigarh, India
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G A R H |
The International Women's day rally at the
adjoining Sector 17 Plaza notwithstanding, this
woman had nochoice but to work to earn her two
meals for the day. A Tribune photo by
Manoj Mahajan |
UT reinvites
tenders for computer education
CHANDIGARH,
March 8 The Chandigarh Administration has
decided to reinvite tenders for introduction of
computer education in all schools and colleges
after deciding to cancel a letter of intent
already issued to a Delhi-based company on the
basis of tenders opened in January.The
cancellation of the LOI follows a complaint by
one of the bidders that the company which was
being awarded the contract, was not an ISO
certified one as was specified as a prerequisite
in a notice inviting the tenders. |
Directive
on construction stirs hornets nest
SAS NAGAR,
March 8 The directive given by the Minister of
State for Housing and Urban Development, Punjab, Mr
Ranjit Singh Balian, yesterday to temporarily
stall the construction of a school building being
raised on a site allotted by the Punjab Urban Planning
and Development Authority to a private educational
institution in Sector 70 here has stirred a
hornets nest.
Ravi Inders plea dismissed
CHANDIGARH,
March 8 Mr Justice V.M. Jain of the Punjab and
Haryana High Court dismissed the civil revision petition
of Mr Ravi Inder Singh, a senior Akali Dal member,
against the decision of the District Judge, Chandigarh,
refusing to grant an injunction against his apprehended
expulsion from the party.
Hub of activity at festival
CHANDIGARH,
March 8 Cultural events, lectures and creative
competitions marked the second day of International
Students festival at the Panjab University campus
here today.
No 500-rupee notes, please
CHANDIGARH,
March 8A legal tender with legal and illegal
circulation but little legal check on latter has been
putting the general public to great inconvenience. The
Sector 21 Sainik Rest House here, for example, has
stopped accepting the countrys Big Buck the
500 rupee note.
Roundabouts not in best of health
PANCHKULA,
March 8 Even as the Town Park in Sector 5 gears up
to play host to the two-day 14th annual Spring Festival,
which begins on March 11, some roundabouts have not been
prepared while others are in a state of neglect.
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PUDA
issues new guidelines for land transfer
March
8, 2000 |
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New lights to shine on
important roads
March
7, 2000 |
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Zirakpur
to be beautified
March
6, 2000 |
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PUDA
functioning causing inconvenience to shopkeepers
March
5, 2000 |
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Daylight
murder, robbery in Dera Bassi market
March
4, 2000 |
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Cyber
city in Mansa Devi complex
March
3, 2000 |
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UT
revises irrigation power rate
March
2, 2000 |
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Jacob
expresses concern over rising crime in city
March
1, 2000 |
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Three die as earth caves
in
Feb
29, 2000 |
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PU
Syndicate clears pension scheme
Feb
28, 2000 |
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