Wednesday, August 2, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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Colourful contests mark Teej
Two more youths fall prey to “living it up” Rs 45,000 relief
on power bill awarded |
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City youths return after harrowing
experience abroad Daresi Ground cries for attention Shani beggars favour change of profession Postal stamp on
Sobha Singh demanded Use of residues for combating water pollution
People for Animals, a non-government voluntary organisation, is doing a yeoman’s service in the field of animal care and ensuring for them a more humane treatment from the human beings in Ludhiana. It has been active in the city for the past several years but it is only in recent months that it has begun to make an impact on the problem.
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Community policing plan launched Woman booked for forgery DMC guard
beats up driver Five gamblers arrested
Begging nuisance in shopping areas |
Fee hike: CM’s intervention sought |
Cultural
festival big draw |
Golf tournament
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