Saturday, May 6, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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Two
days of showers, thunderstorms leave behind trail of
destruction Darkness
engulfs city at 4.30 p.m. Administration
all set to roll back ST hike on automobiles |
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Fate can be cruel,
sometimes CHANDIGARH, May 5 For Mr Swaroop Chand Sharma, his wife still exists is alive and breathing. Has survived the accident near Lalru 48 hours ago. The truth is, however, different. His partner in pain and despair for over 30 years is no more. Has made the final exit.
Cops
suspended for illegally checking vehicles Commendable
charitable work by city gurdwaras, temples Tension
at Yoga Sabha Divya Mandir Ex-CMs
grandson held for drunken driving SDM
seeks time Sector
40-D residents allege discrimination AWWA
chief visits Command Hospital Power
cuts irk residents Photographic
society plans website |
Body
found near road berm
CADA
to open branch offices in Panchkula, Parwanoo |
Vocational
training centre |
Ethics
committee educates doctors Lectures
on hypertension Day
care surgery an emerging trend Anti-malaria
drive launched |
Young
roller hockey stars |
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