Nayagaon Master Plan
Experts to scrutinise objections
Mohali, October 7
The Department of Local Government, Punjab, has constituted a committee of experts to scrutinise 46 objections received against the draft master plan of the Nayagaon Notified Area Committee (NAC). The last date to file the objections was September 23.
German tourist leaves
Cops to take aid of video conferencing
Chandigarh, October 7
While accused in the alleged kidnapping and molestation case of the German tourist may be banking on an acquittal similar to those of the accused in the sensational rape of French national Katia, who did not return to testify against them, the Chandigarh Police is confident of getting them convicted with the help of modern day telecom wonders even if the victim doesn’t come back.
‘Architects need to keep balance with climate change’
Chandigarh, October 7
The Chandigarh College of Architecture today organised Le Corbusier memorial lecture by Mahendra Raj, an engineer, and Sen Kapadia, an architect, as part of Chandiagarh Heritage Festival. Mahendra Raj has worked with many leading architects of the world including Le Corbusier.
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Former Panjab University vice-chancellor R.P. Bambah and his wife (in the front row) among the visitors attending the Le Corbusier memorial lecture at Chandigarh College of Architecture on Tuesday. Tribune
photograph: Vinay Malik |
HUDA Auction
SCO at Sec-14 goes for Rs 11.98 cr
Panchkula, October 7
The Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) netted Rs 33 crore when it auctioned commercial sites here today. The HUDA authorities has one more reason to smile as the sites were sold at around 33 per cent over the reserve price of the properties.
PSEB staff protest during CM’s visit
Mohali, October 7
Employees of the PSEB held a protest here today during the visit of Punjab Chief Minister, Parkash Singh Badal, who had come to the town to lay the foundation stone of Van Bhawan.
Naval officers hold peace march
Chandigarh, October 7
The Merchant Navy Officers’ Association today held a candlelight peace march in Sector-17, protesting against hijacking of a ship “Stolt Valor” on September 15 in Somalia.
Members of the Merchant Navy Officers’ Association, Chandigarh, and their families hold a candlelight march in Chandigarh on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Parvesh Chauhan
Rodrigues flags off heritage walk
Chandigarh, October 7
As part of the celebrations of Chandigarh Heritage Festival, UT administrator S. F. Rodrigues today flagged off a heritage walk from the Open Hand monument to the Chandigarh War Memorial in Leisure Valley in the morning.
Bomb scare at Panchkula
Panchkula, October 7
Panic griped the area when an abandoned suitcase was found at the busy traffic tri-junction near the Suraj theatre here today. The bomb disposal team rushed to the spot and the area was cordoned off but nothing explosive was found in the suitcase. The suitcase contained some documents, including cheque books in the name of a Chandigarh resident.
SE gets addl charge of chief engineer
Chandigarh, October 7
UT chief engineer S.K. Jaitley's loss has proved to be superintending engineer (SE) Krishanjit Singh's gain. With Jaitley out of action for a few months after a near-fatal fall resulting in fracture in his leg, the dream of Krishanjit Singh to be the UT chief engineer is set to be realised.
Class IV staff hold stir against principal
Chandigarh, October 7
The ongoing disagreement between the principal and watchman of
GSSS, Mani Majra, took an ugly turn today as the union of Class IV employees staged an aggressive dharna in front of the school in support of Shiv Kumar, watchman.
Tamil cultural event from Oct 15
Chandigarh, October 7
‘Poompoohar-2008’, a five-day cultural event, being organised with collective efforts of the Tamil Nadu government and the Chandigarh administration, will start from October 15.
Students visit trees older than city
Chandigarh, October 7
This banyan tree in front of Indira Holiday Home has been stood for 350 years and is a witness to the birth and evolution of the city. It’s not the lone witness as more than thousand trees like this stand upright in city but unnoticed most of the time.
As part of the Chandigarh Heritage Festival, students get acquainted with trees older than the city.
Photo: Vinay Malik
From Schools
St Kabir wins overall Olympiad trophy
Chandigarh, October 7
Six students of St Kabir Public School, Sector 26, Chandigarh, won the overall trophy with additional individual prizes in the general Olympiad competition in collaboration with the Science Olympiad Foundation, New Delhi, held at St Xavier's Senior Secondary School, Sector 44, Chandigarh.
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