PU cagers thrash Devi Lal varsity
Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, January 21
Panjab University, Chandigarh, today thrashed Ch. Devi Lal University, Sirsa, 89-48 in a knock out match and ensured its place in the league matches on the third day of the North Zone Inter-University Basketball (men) championship under way on PU campus here.

Amritpal (Jr) and Amritpal (Sr) were the main scorers for Punjab University with 19 and 14 baskets, respectively.

In another match, Punjabi University, Patiala, beat Jamia Millia, Delhi, 91-55. Gubaj and Varinder Singh were main contributors for the winners. Other results (knock out stage) : Kurukshetra University b GNDU, Amritsar, 76-70; and Delhi University bt MD University, Rohtak, 52-47. 

Inter-varsity tennis
Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, January 21
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala, lost to CSJM, Kanpur by 0-3 on the opening day of North East Zone Inter University Tennis (Men) Championship at Panjab University campus here today.

Agnivesh and Zishan Ali of CSJM beat Sidharth Sharma (6-2, 6-3) and Satbir Singh (6-1, 6-4) of Patiala, respectively, in singles. In doubles, Zishan and Agnivesh drubbed Satbir and Sarhit by 6-1, 6-0. The championship is being organized by Panjab University.

The other results are :

Lucknow University b CCS University 4-1; HNB Garhwal b Jammu University 3-0; Aligarh Muslim, Aligarh b MJP Rohilkhand 3-0.

Administrator hears grievances
Our Correspondent

Mohali, January 21
Residents of Phase III B 1 aired their grievances at a meeting held with the Administrator, Mr Darshan Singh Sandhu, here today. A former municipal councillor said that problem related to parking was faced by residents near the rehri market in the area.

He suggested that there was a store of the PWD in the area which should be got vacated for providing parking facility. The road outside the rehri market was turning out to be a traffic bottleneck as persons coming to the market parked their vehicles on the roadside.

It was also pointed that a catering company was parking its vehicles on the footpath as a result of which people using the footpath were put to inconvenience. Residents demanded strict action against those who dumped malba in parks and proper sanitation in the area.