Cop’s car mows down 2 sisters
Mohali, December 6
Two young lives of a Phase 11-based family here were snuffed out and three other members had a miraculous escape in a tragic road accident near the rotary of Phase 2 and 4 here this evening.
Jail inmate’s accomplices kill supdt, flee
Patiala, December 6
In a shocking incident, four accomplices killed jail superintendent Raghbir Singh (40) at 3 am today at Rajendra Hospital.
Labourer killed, 2 hurt as beam falls
Mohali, December 6
In a case of negligence in construction of a high-rise building, one labourer died and two were seriously injured when a portion of a beam fell on them while they were fitting aluminium plates on a side wall of a building in Industrial Area, Phase 8, here this evening. Scaffolding supporting the structure also collapsed under the weight of the beam.
Cash for fake certificates
GMSH-16 doctor gets 1-year RI
Chandigarh, December 6
A CBI Special Court of Jagdeep Jain today sentenced Dr Asha Kiran, former doctor of GMSH, Sector 16, to rigorous imprisonment of one-year for demanding bribe to issue false medical certificate.
3 get life term for murder
Chandigarh, December 6
Additional district and sessions judge, Raj Rahul Garg, today sentenced Tittu of Shahpur Colony, Ravi of Dadu Majra village and Sandeep of Maloya village to life imprisonment for murdering Mustkeen Singh, Inspector with Punjab’s food and civil supplies department.
26 cases of falsiparum malaria reported
Panchkula, December 6
While illegal mining in the Ghaggar of the town remains a concern for the local administration and environmentalists, the hutments set up by migrant labourers along the Ghaggar river has posed a grave danger to the health of locals.
Seafarers seek release of two officers held in Korea
Chandigarh, December 6
The local chapter of Merchant Navy Officers Association (MNOA) today came forward in support of two Indian seafarers who have been detained by South Korean authorities since December last year after a floating crane collided with their anchored tanker.
Prabhat Goyal, ex-Captain of hijacked vessel Stolt Valour, gestures as Capt Bhagat Singh, president, Merchant Navy Officers Association, Chandigarh, looks on at a news conference in Chandigarh on Saturday. Tribune photo: Kamal Kishore
PGI doctor bags laurels
Receives golden jubilee commemoration award
Chandigarh, December 6
Dr Ramesh Kumar Sen, additional professor and head of orthopaedic department, Unit II of PGI, has been awarded the golden jubilee commemoration award for his scientific contribution in stem cell research in the disease of Avascular Necrosis
(AVN) of hip joints.
MC sits on development works
Chandigarh, December 6
It seems the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation (MC) authorities did not find time the whole year either to study or table the report of the high-powered committee which was constituted in April last year to prepare details of the problems between officials and councillors in taking up development works.
Students perform at the annual function of Tender Heart School, Sector 33, Chandigarh, on Saturday.
A Tribune photograph
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PGI gets Rs 250 cr for infrastructure
Chandigarh, December 6
In an effort to provide impetus to the education of the backward classes, the health ministry has sanctioned Rs 250 crore to PGIMER for setting up the requisite infrastructure for the implementation of 27 per cent OBC reservation.
Residents in dark as HVPN shifts power lines
Panchkula, December 6
Even after the onset of winters residents of the town could not get the respite from frequent power cuts.
Ex-servicemen welcome decision
Chandigarh, December 6
Ex-servicemen have welcomed the decision allowing personnel below officer rank (PBOR) to purchase cars through CSD canteens from next month. At present only officers are entitled to this privilege.
Parking contractor challaned
Chandigarh, December 6
Nominated councillors M. P. S. Chawla, and P. K. Mukherjee today challaned the contractor of Sector 17 paid parking of Bank Square for violating terms and conditions fixed by the corporation.
Stitches of wrong patient removed
Chandigarh, December 6
Confusion prevailed in a gynaecology ward of GMSH-16 here today following the alleged negligence of some doctor that led to the removal of stitches of a wrong patient.
Manhar Udhas weaves magic
Chandigarh, December 6
Spiritual fervour pervaded the Sri Sathya Sai complex here as the Bollywood playback and ghazal singer, Manhar Udhas, rendered his choicest devotional compositions in laudation of Shri Sai Baba on the Sai temple premises here today.
Delegates to discuss pesticide poisoning
Chandigarh, December 6
The Department of Internal Medicine, PGIMER, in collaboration with Asia Pacific Association of Medical Toxicology (APAMT) and South Asian Clinical Toxicology Research Collaboration (SACTREC), Sri Lanka, is organising the 7th annual congress of APAMT from December 8.
Science forum honours B.S. Behl
Chandigarh, December 6
The Forum for Popularisation of Science and Culture conferred lifetime achievement award upon B. S. Behl for his contribution in the field of science and technology at a function held at Taj, Sector 17, here today. Some other scientists, like Prof J. N. Nanda, Prof N. K. Ganguly and Er Jagman Singh, were also awarded the Eminent Scientist Award.
PU Senate Meeting
Panel for effective electoral mechanism
Chandigarh, December 6
Vice-Chancellor R. C. Sobti constituted a high power committee to ensure efficient electoral mechanism of senate elections at the first meeting of the newly constituted Panjab University senate today.
PU south campus lacks internal security
Chandigarh, December 6
The PU south campus in Sector 25 seems to be far behind its lucky cousin the north campus, Sector 14, when it comes to internal security.
An unchecked entrance point of the south campus of Panjab University at Sector 25, Chandigarh, on Saturday. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan
Monika, Anshu excel in declamation contest
Chandigarh, December 6
St. Xavier’s Senior Secondary School organised Symposium 2008(SCIMAT) on science and maths today.
Various city schools participated in competitions like science declamation, debate and quiz. Monika Sharma and Anshu Sharma of St. Xavier’s, Panchkula, stood first.
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