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Philately as part of school and college curricula across the country will soon be a reality. The Department of Posts has asked the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the respective state governments to take up philately as a subject, said the Director-General, Department of posts, Mr Vijay Bhushan, here today. NRI had sent 2
persons abroad on fake passports A city-based NRI, who was arrested from Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi this week while trying to flee the country, had allegedly sent two more persons abroad on fake passports. |
‘Close shave’ for student eating noodles
Papers filed for poll of Chandigarh Club The process of filing nominations for the elections in the Chandigarh Club ended yesterday with Mr Amarjit Singh Sethi and Mr Mukesh Bassi pitted against each other for the post of president. Elections in the prestigious club are scheduled for April 3. Advani’s yatra to reach city on March 24 The Bharat Uday Yatra of Mr Advani will reach the city after the completion of its first phase on March 24, which started from Kanyakumari. The yatra comes to the city from Kurukshetra. The Bharat uday rath will be first welcomed to the city by villagers of Hallo Majra with garlands and thereafter the yatra will be received at Tribune Chowk.
Jain asks Bansal to exercise restraint Mr Satya Pal Jain, BJP candidate for the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat, urged Mr Pawan Kumar Bansal, Congress candidate, to restrain from using “unparliamentary language” while criticising his political opponents.
Muslim panel to hold conference The local unit of the Anjuman Aqwaam-ul-Muslameen Alhind in a press note here today said that a conference would be organised shortly during the ongoing poll where leaders from different political parties would be invited to address the community. Tarrot cards effective in
predicting future, says expert Are you waiting for your promotion or for your business to pick up or eager to know what the future has in store for you and your family members? Here is a chance to get those answers through a crystal ball or just a deck of card for well-known tarrot card reader Poonam Sethi is in the city to predict your future. |
Man killed,
wife, son hurt in road mishap A motorcyclist was crushed to death while his wife and son were seriously hurt when a truck collided head on with their vehicle on the Ambala-Naraingarh road near Handesra, about 15 km from here, late last night.
Catalogue show to be held by UK trade teams The British High Commission’s UK Trade and Investment team will organise a two-day multi-sectoral catalogue show in Chandigarh on March 22-23. Gurmeet Singh is planning board member Mr Gurmeet Singh, president, Mohali Industries Association (MIA), has been nominated as a member of the Punjab State Planning Board. |
Vendors selling CET forms! 588 graduates given degrees
250 delegates to attend conference Almost 2 per cent of the population worldwide is affected by rheumatological problems. The prevalence of these disorders is expected to rise with the rapidly changing lifestyle in urban and rural society, says Dr Atul Sachdev. He is Professor and Head of the Department of Medicine in Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32. Prakriti crowned Miss Sanjivni Dressed in colourful attires, tiny tots of Sanjeevani Preparatory School and Child Care Centre, walked down the ramp vying for Master and Miss Sanjivni titles at the school premises in Sector 11 here yesterday. The occasion was the farewell function organised for senior students of the school. Chandigarh, March 20 As many as 381 students were conferred degrees at the 19th annual convocation of Government College, Sector 46, here yesterday. Dr Paramjit Singh, Registrar of Panjab University, in the convocation address congratulated the graduates and post- graduates upon whom the degree were conferred. the degrees. Panchkula, March 20 Students of DAV Senior Secondary Public School, Sector 8 here today performed various items to mark the school’s prize distribution function.
Teller machines for court cases become functional Teller machines, displaying case numbers at different points in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, have become functional. The machines enable the lawyers and the litigants to know which case was being taken up by a particular Court.
Poohla case: police allowed to destroy poppy crop A local court today allowed the police to attach the opium crop in a Sector 39 gurdwara and destroy it. |
Ballet depicts river’s journey Depicting the journey of a river from its source to the ocean, students of Pracheen Kala Kendra presented a ballet, “Sagar Salila”, at Pracheen Kala Kendra, Sector 35, here today. Film Review Music album of
‘Asa Nu Maan...’ released The music album of “Asa Nu Maan Watna Da” was released at Hotel Mount View today. The cast of the film, including Harbhajan Mann, Kirandeep Kimmi and Gurpreet Ghuggi, and director Manmohan Singh released the album. Koser presents first ‘kutumb’ function The Koser Kutumb parampara presented their first ‘kutumb’ function bringing all three generations of M.L. Koser family on stage at the Tagore Theatre here last evening. Poets recite satirical couplets It was an evening of laughter at Tagore Theatre as five poets from Delhi and Lucknow recited their satirical couplets at a Hasya Kavi Sammelan organised by the Rajasthan Parishad here today.
Chandimandir dental centre to be upgraded Children’s
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Superb ton by Harpreet Philatelic exhibition begins
No bidder for mines auction
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