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Truck
driver’s death: SHOs transferred
SAS Nagar, March 26
The SHO Police Station Phase I, Mr
Rajinder Singh Sohal, was transferred to Ropar today. Yesterday the DIG,
Ludhiana range, Mr Mohammad Mustafa, had ordered Mr Sohal’s transfer
to Ludhiana but apparently some changes to these orders were brought
about today.
Shravanika
for elderly
Chandigarh, March 26
Senior citizens staying alone in
this uncompassionate world will not feel the pangs of loneliness. No not
anymore. For taking care of their physical and emotional needs, Senior
Citizens Association today launched a novel initiative. A group of
volunteers, enrolled under the new scheme, will take care of the aged.
Mela
arrangements reviewed
Panchkula, March 26
A comprehensive master plan will be
prepared shortly for the overall development of the Shri Mata Mansa Devi
Shrine complex here. A decision to this effect was taken at the 10th
meeting of the Shri Mata Mansa Devi Shrine Board, held under the
chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Om Prakash Chautala at the shrine
complex, near here today.
Eating Out
Catering to
taste of vegetarians
A
big occasion to celebrate. A small get-together at your place.
Some guests expected suddenly, leaving you little time to prepare
for their hospitality. Or, just one of those days when you want
chhutti from the kitchen. The common unstated factor in all these
situations is food.
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Family
celebrates son’s return
Panchkula, March 26
The Verma household in Sector
16 here was once again reverberating with laughter to celebrate
the safe return of Mr Kidar Nath’s family from the Iraq-Kuwait
border. His son, Kapil Dev, daughter-in-law, Sangeeta and grand
children Vartika, Anamika and Niketa have managed to escape the
retaliatory war by Iraq on their home town, Salmiya, after
reaching here in the wee hours today. |
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| Mr Kidar Nath and his
wife Kamla Rani, after being reunited with family on their arrival from Iraq on Wednesday at Panchkula.
— Photo Manoj Mahajan |
Sanitation
privatisation opposed
Chandigarh, March 26
The Sweepers Union of Chandigarh
today served a 15-day ultimatum on councillors to reverse the proposed
privatisation of sanitation of one-third area of the city. The
privatisation move is likely to come up for discussion in the municipal
corporation House on March 31.
Jacob
visits Stop and Stare
Chandigarh, March 26
Students of Chandigarh College of
Arts were enjoying snacks at the recently inaugurated CITCO’s Stop and
Stare — a fast-food joint at the Leisure Valley, Sector 10, here
today. They were joined by the UT Administrator, Lieut-Gen. J.F.R.
Jacob, (retd.).
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