Thursday, May 18, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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N.K. Jain reverted to Haryana CHANDIGARH, May 17 — Although the sons, wards and relatives of wards of VIPs living in the city have been known to act as a law unto themselves, and instances of their being involved in one incident or the other have been routinely highlighted by the media, some people “never learn”. Warehousing land purchase raises eyebrows Chakka jam leaves commuters high and dry
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At least 40 per cent policemen are without accommodation in Mohali SAS NAGAR, May 17 — Cops not always call the shots. At times they can be at the receiving end too. This has at least proved true in case of government accommodation for Punjab Police personnel posted in this town and its peripheral areas. |
Convention centre on the cards SDM sans official
accommodation Parking fee for private buses |
Dowry case registered Man kills sister ‘Number of mobile
phones up’ |
PU order on Press reports 100 kids examined
at camp Students trek in
Kasauli area Conflicting claims about school management Dr B.B. Parsoon Toilets in Nehru Park: notice to Admn, MC CHANDIGARH, May 17 — The Punjab and Haryana High Court today allowed the writ petition seeking quashing of the Punjab Government notification dated May 7, 1999, constituting Zirakpur Nagar Panchayat by including Lohgarh, Himmatgarh, Bishangarh, Bishanpura, Baltana, Dhakauli and Dera Bassi teshil of Patiala district on a writ petition filed by Gram Panchayat Bhabat, district Ropar, which had been excluded. Riar avoids summons in
defamation case |
Smoking can cause deafness |
Minor districts cricket meet
Plea to
promote surveyors
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