Friday,
June 15, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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PUDA to hold grand “clearance sale” Police fudges facts to save
colleague |
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What does PGI offer —
treatment or infections? Chandigarh, June 14 Unofficial figures claim that nearly 5 to 10 per cent PGI patients who develop hospital-acquired infections die. Although the PGI officials pass the buck to the patients and their attendants for the high rate of infections at the hospital, some faculty members blame the hospital administration and the engineering department for the situation.
Excise Dept raids HFCL offices TRIBUNE IMPACT Canada ‘ready’ to
open visa office in Chandigarh |
Mayor to resume visits
to wards ‘Allot Kharar seat to BJP candidate’ Coolest June in six years Bus routes to
Kalagram Polythene bag ban on paper Ropar traders contest ban Plan to involve NGOs for counselling women FENG SHUI TIPS |
Case registered for dowry
death Cash stolen from tea stall in Sector
15 Mishap victim succumbs to
injuries |
Environmental
studies paper PU
to utilise 100 acres of unused land CAREER COUNSELLING BE
students boycott workshop training HIGH COURT
8
remanded for trafficking DISTRICT COURT
Order
to produce Syal in Lok Adalat |
A
blend of post-modernism and folk traditions
Project
to monitor communicable diseases 75
persons donate blood |
SWAC
lift weightlifting trophy Encroachments
removed PSIEC,
MC lock horns over waterworks site UT
employees hold dharna |
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