Tuesday, May 30, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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Record number of city students make it to
IIT Major land-grabbing racket in city Lake Club all set to be restructured and
revitalised
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Bus drivers block traffic for two hours PANCHKULA, May 29Traffic remained blocked today for nearly two hours at the Shakti Bhavan roundabout in Sector 5 and on the Kalka-Shimla highway near Mansa Devi after a bus driver was beaten up by suspected CID officials.
Fake
votes: ADC to probe complaints Pucca booths demanded Duststorm
lashes city Journalists oppose Bill on
terrorism |
Youths
take away car after making man unconscious 177 vehicles challaned Couple beaten up, robbed in village MIA
awareness workshop Bankers donate shoes
to school kids Students display
creative skills Economic
policies anti-workers |
UT teachers demand
promotion ABVP to oppose
extension to Puri |
Stress on early
detection of breast cancer |
Lake Club tennis begins Encroachments removed CHANDIGARH, May 29 — The Enforcement Wing of the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh today removed 25 illegal encroachments from the internal roads of Sector 27-B, here.
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