Sunday,
September 14, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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Tax raids on 2 discos 3 teenagers go missing, one
returns home |
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Court bars BSNL employees from
holding rallies
Move to give students voice in
Senate In a significant development, Panjab University has sent signals that it wants student representation in the senate, the premier governing body of university affairs. Chandigarh, September 13 A grievance cell to handle student complaints concerning university affairs, mainly admission, fees and examination, tops the work action plan of the newly elected office-bearers to the Panjab University Campus Students Council. Offering care to terminally-ill
cancer patients When a hapless 40-year-old Premo sought admission to Chandigarh Hospice some time back, she did not know a world of care would descend upon her doorstep. Railways plans online wheel
monitoring Given the size of the Indian Railways, where keeping track of all coaches and wagons in its inventory is a colossal task, the travails of monitoring and keeping records of every wheel disc and axle can well be imagined. And the Railways plans to take up the challenge. How safe are our court
complexes? The meandering road to truth is safe no more. Even after you reach the doors of justice, chances of law being gagged remain — at least this is what the incidents of violence in court complexes all over the region, including Bhiwani, Panipat, Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Amritsar, suggest. Injured model to get free
treatment In less than 24 hours after the plight of a budding Pathankot-based model injured in a road accident was highlighted in these columns, the Director of Ludhiana-based Institute of Orthopedics and Superspeciality Trauma Centre, Dr N.K. Aggarwal, has volunteered to conduct the operation free of cost. |
Better disaster management stressed Every time there is a national disaster like a war, an earthquake or a cyclone, the need for better disaster management and blood transfusion services is stressed. Kohli’s kin quizzed in murder
case A brother of Maninder Pal Singh Kohli, who is wanted by the UK police in a case of kidnapping, rape and murder of a 17-year-old girl, Hannah Foster, was questioned here today. Herbal garden to boost
eco-tourism In a bid to popularise eco-tourism in Morni, the state Forest Department has developed a herbal garden in Morni. Over 100 exotic varieties of medicinal plants and shrubs have been successfully planted in two hectares this year. A view of the herbal garden set up by the Forest Department at Morni, where over 100 varieties of herbs have been planted.
— Tribune photo Pawan Sharma Differential service tax
recovered
Conference on social
reconstruction opened “The society today suffers from evils of fear, besides corruption, starvation, terrorism and communalism which can be transformed only by morality, spirituality and human values,” said Haryana Governor Babu Parmananad, while inaugurating two-day social leaders’ conference on moral and social reconstruction at Trimurti Bhavan in Sector 33 today. Senior citizens’ function
inaugurated The Chandigarh Senior Citizens Association today inaugurated its month-long celebrations with a cultural function at Government Museum and Art Gallery in Sector 10 here today. Senior citizens at a function held at Government Museum Art Gallery in Sector 10, Chandigarh, on Saturday. — A Tribune photograph Remove benches from gurdwara
hall: jatha |
A 40-year-old man died and another injured in an accident involving a truck and a jeep on the Kalka-Ambala highway at the sales tax barrier in Jharmari village, near here, last night. Kharar, September 13 In connection with the murder of Charanjeet Kaur (28) of nearby Barauli village, the Kharar police has booked her husband Kulvaran Singh, his aunt Karamjeet Kaur, Raghbir Singh and Darshan Singh under Sections 302, 201, 120-B and 34, IPC. |
Quizzing
important part of education, says Derek 3
PU employees absolved in unfair means case Debate
on environment draws 22 schools From
schools District
Courts |
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Gangani,
Sumitra perform with grace Western
Film Review |
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Chetna,
Namisha reign supreme
Prize winners amidst Mr S.S. Bedi, Chief Commissioner, Customs and Central Excise, during a function of the Chandigarh Golf Championship on Saturday. — A Tribune photograph Admn
to hand over 3 sectors to MC |
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