Monday, September 4, 2000, Chandigarh, India
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Vocational courses fail to deliver
results Irate residents block traffic,
damage vehicles Damaged causeway cries for help |
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A road motorists prefer
to avoid ZIRAKPUR, Sept 3 Wide cesspools, deep potholes, slush on the roads at the intersection of the Chandigarh-Ambala and the Zirakpur-Patiala highways have been putting the commuters, shopkeepers and customers to inconvenience for the past over three years.
Kala Devi Award presented Folk songs reflect social message Seminar on Canadian immigration Police calls meeting of school
heads Punwire unions trade charges Tribune
employee bereaved Disabled presents painting to
Adviser Gaiety marks Onam celebrations |
Quraishi a
multifaceted personality |
Petrol
prices |
Without playgrounds, life is no
childs play |
One killed in accident Pedestrian dies in mishap Youth booked for kidnapping girl |
Bar for action against Kaithal
lawyer |
Club foot 100 per cent
curable Balanced diet, exercise keys
to good health Talk on eye donation held Health care products launched Alternative medical check-up camp 10 pc suffer from coronary heart
diseases: expert |
Kelvinator XI win Samuel Banerjee
tourney Kerala girls win ball badminton
meet
Panel to preserve citys
bio-diversity formed |
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