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Hawara’s ‘border guide’ quizzed for escape clues Dowry demand forces doctor to end life |
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Panchayat samiti remains toothless The panchayat samiti, envisaged to give more representation and powers to the villages at the decision-making level, remains toothless. The samiti in the city represents 17 panchayats of 18 villages. Land-owners oppose price panel meeting Land-owners of five villages, whose land is being acquired by the Punjab Planning and Urban Development Authority, have strongly condemned the calling of a meeting of the District Land Price Fixation Committee here today without considering objections from affected persons which are yet to be filed. Save vulture plan to be unveiled on February 16 Concerned at the reported high morality rate among vultures on account of widespread use of “dicolfenac”, a widely-used pain killer, an international recovery plan to preserve vultures will be unveiled on February 16 here.Chandigarh, February 10 The Indian Air Force has initiated a project to enhance the safety features incorporated in Mi-8 helicopters tasked for undertaking off-shore operational sorties. The project is to be executed by No.3 Base Repair Depot here, which is responsible for all technical matters related to these aircraft. Assault on 78-yr-old bares chinks in security An assault on a 78-year-old man on a busy road, dividing Sectors 9 and 10, at 7 pm has exposed chinks in the security arrangements in the city. The incident sent alarm bells ringing as criminals openly robbed the man of Rs 3,000, a bag containing documents and a watch. ESI benefit for family extended Till now, the family members of the insured persons were eligible for medical treatment if they were residing with the insured person or within the state where the insured person was working. promises road repair |
Nationalise
school education, advocates Johl
ITI will be given adequate funds, says Bir Devinder PU students to carry I-cards on V-Day Dr Kehar Singh to get
six months’ extension |
Pt Vishwa Mohan Bhatt
to act in film
Few takers for health foods Turbaned sensations on
the ramp It’s raining parties this
Valentine’s Day
PGI payments to IAA causing
massive loss 35,000 kids born with cleft lip deformity Immunisation
campaign launched |
Roma, Sarvan declared best players Roma Pamey of the Guru Gobind Singh College for Women, Sector 26, in girls section while Sarvan Singh of St Joseph’s Coaching centre, Sector 44, were declared best players in the girls and boys sections respectively, in the 49th Junior National Ball Badminton Championship which was held at Jaipur from February 5 to 8. In this meet, city boys finished seventh and girls secured sixth place.
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