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Slain tea planter’s kin for fair probe
Chandigarh, July 22
The family of the slain tea planter Mr Harpreet Singh Mand, who was lynched in Sonali in Assam on July 2, has asked the Punjab Government to approach the Assam government for fair investigation into his death.
Soaring on “Tum Bin” success
Chandigarh, July 22
The two most talked-about debutantes in Bollywood, who are starring in the latest Anubhav Sinha’s rage titled Tum Bin, were in city today. Drive to check car thefts
Chandigarh, July 22
The city police has embarked upon a special campaign to check the ever-increasing incidents of car theft in central police subdivision.
Spirit of Hinduism highlighted
Chandigarh, July 22
Janshakti, in tandem with the Servants of the People Society, organised an open discussion on “The spirit of Hinduism” at Lajpat Rai Bhavan here today.
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The government veterinary hospital near Kumbhra village fears dislocation as it has come within the boundary of the upcoming City Park in SAS Nagar.
— A Tribune photograph
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Veterinary hospital may be edged out
SAS Nagar, July 22
An ambitious plan of the Punjab Urban Planning and Development Authority to lay a city park in over 18 acres in Sector 68, adjoining Kumbhra village has sounded the death-knell of a 35-year-old civil veterinary hospital there. The hospital falls within the planning area of the proposed park. |
Political parties back
CHB residents
Chandigarh, July 22
Various political parties extended their support to the genuine demands of the CHB Residents Federation at the 11th campaign meeting in Sector 46-C here today.
SAS NAGAR DIARY
Siau murders: arrest of Akali leader sought
Even as the local police has arrested suspects involved in a month-old case of murder of two kids of Siau village, local leaders of different political parties are leaving no stone unturned to keep the case alive by demanding arrest of a Youth Akali Dal leader, reported to be the “god-father” of one of the suspects.
DGP for promoting community policing scheme
Panchkula, July 22
The need for a joint effort on the part of the Rotary Club and the police to promote the scheme of community policing was expressed by the Director General of police, Mr M.S. Malik, while addressing the members of the club at the installation ceremony held last evening.
PAU vets examine ailing animals
Chhat Bir, July 22
A team of doctors from the Veterinary Department at Punjab Agriculture University, (PAU), Ludhiana, today visited Chhat Bir Zoo and examined some of the ailing animals.
Zoo employee caught
reselling tickets
Chhat Bir, July 22
An employee was held for reselling tickets at the main entrance to Chhat Bir Zoo by his colleague here on Saturday evening. Tickets were also recovered from his possession.
FENG SHUI TIPS
Organising your garden
These days, because of lack of space, people live in apartments. There are very few persons who have a garden.
In apartments one can place living plants in one’s rooms. The living room is considered the best place for keeping living plants. They emit good energy around them.
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