Monday, June 19, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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PU employees chase their own money CHANDIGARH, June 18 — Lost money saved out of wages struggles to find it right hands in Panjab University in case of number of employees who were saving under a special fund in the post office. MP to take up American Sikhs’ cases OCF begins making hi-tech cable Dental treatment, ordeal at polyclinic Research in science
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Tribune employee bereaved PANCHKULA, June 18—Mr T. D. Minglani, father of Mr Rakesh Minglani, an employee of The Tribune, expired here yesterday night. He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter. Medical facilities in city “excellent” |
Minor raped Father alleges girl’s kidnapping Rush for chhabeel causes mishap Remand for one in paper leakage case |
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A mismanaged dance show Rano telecast from today Medical conference from today |
Harkiran, Kriti win
titles Plan to remove encroachment CHANDIGARH, June 18 — Security of the Chandigarh Civil Aerodrome is likely to be taken over by a unit of the Central Industrial Reserve Force on June 22, replacing the local police.
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