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Injured dies due to non-availability of ambulance
Ambala, November 15 Former union minister and local MLA Venod Sharma had inaugurated the control room where round-the-clock the employees of the Health Department would remain available for the booking of the ambulance. The Civil Surgeon, while addressing the gathering on this occasion, had stated that within 15 minutes after getting the telephonic call, the ambulance would be made available at the door step of the patient. According to the information,
Kukku, a resident of the Ghass Mandi area of Ambala City, got seriously injured today when a scooter hit him while he was playing outside his house. Dinesh Kumar, father of the injured who runs a rehri of ground nuts in the city, rushed him to the civil hospital. The doctor of the emergency ward referred the injured to the
PGI, Chandigarh, following the serious condition of the patient. Dinesh approached the control centre situated on the civil hospital campus. He was told that he could not get ambulance for one hour and later he arranged the ambulance of a private nursing home to take his son to the
PGI. He said his son died on the way to Chandigarh. The matter was also brought to the notice of Ambala DC Samir Pal
Saro, who is also the president of the District Red Cross Society which has been given the responsibility of maintaining the ambulances. Saro ordered a probe into the matter. |
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Need for partnership in healthcare services stressed
Banur, November 15 They were participating in a panel discussion on the public-private partnership in healthcare organised on the concluding day of the two-day annual north zone Indian association of preventive and social medicine conference at Gian Sagar Medical College and Hospital. Yojana Yadav, Deputy News Editor of Hindustan Times, participating in the discussion underlined the need for mutual trust between the government and private medical institutions to enter into the partnership in the healthcare delivery. She also underlined the need for more focus on the preventive part of medicine saying that people needed to be sensitised on ailments like HIV where prevention was the key word. She said the role of social and preventive medicine experts in the present day world was crucial, as prevention of the disease cost much more than the treatment. Dr AS Sekhon, dean of Gian Sagar Group of Institutions, moderated the panel discussion. |
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Pinjore-Parwanoo bypass work in full swing
Kalka, November 15 The bypass is a part of the Rs 600 crore NHAI project to make the Zirakpur-Parwanoo road a four-lane stretch. The work on this 11 km Kalka-Pinjore bypass project has already been begun from near the Mullah road, which is about 400 m away from the Pinjore Garden and would join the National Highway near Timber Trail in Parwanoo. The completion of this bypass would mean faster access to the plains and relief from the biggest bottleneck of the NH-22 for the people coming from Himachal Pradesh. Coupled with four laning of the National Highway 22, it would make the traffic movement convenient. Official sources of NHAI revealed that work on the project had also gained momentum and was in full swing and it was expected to be ready for the public by August 31, 2010. The Pinjore-Kalka-Parwanoo bypass with most of the areas falling in the hilly area, includes 15 bridges and five underpasses. The Pinjore-Parwanoo bypass, which had irked the residents of Kalka and Pinjore for more than 25 years, would now be proven a viable solution to lessen the traffic congestion on the NH-22, which passes though main bazars of Kalka and Pinjore. According to a survey report, on an average over 30,000 vehicles pass through on the National Highway-22 on daily basis.
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5 held with sharp-edged weapons
Kharar, November 15 The police has arrested Jasvir Singh Rana and Kamaljit Singh of Rasulda Khanna village, Rabbi from Kasurgarh village, Balwinder Singh from Khamano and Divesh from Dholpur, Rajasthan. As per ASI Ajaib Singh, the CIA staff got a tip off that Ravinder Singh Chhanga, an accused in the murder case, was to appear before the court in Mohali. Jasvir Singh is Ravinder’s relative and all five arrested had planned to help him escape from police custody during his visit to the court. After helping him escape from police custody, they had planned to send him abroad. The police also found a fake passport with a fake address. The gang needed hefty amount to finance Ravinder’s abroad visit for which they had decided to commit loot and robbery. The police has recovered a pistol, sharp-edged weapons and country-made pistol from them. The arrested accused would be presented before the court tomorrow. The police has booked them under various Sections of the IPC. |
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Undertrial commits suicide
Patiala, November 15 According to sources, the body was found hanging by an iron hook in his jail barrack this morning. He is believed to have tied a piece of cloth around his neck. Harpreet Singh was involved in an elopement case and was facing the trial in the jail. The jail authorities brought the matter to the district administration and the body was sent to Rajindra Hospital for a post mortem. The body was handed over to the panchayat of the native village. Further investigations are in progress. |
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2 women killed in car-truck collision
Banur, November 15 The car collided head-on with a speeding truck that was going towards Patiala. Police officials said the car was badly damaged in the accident. The truck driver has been booked.
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Shiv Mandir burgled
Kalka, November 15 In his complaint, Mehta alleged that the burglars at around 1.30 am entered the mandir and tied two priests with a rope and absconded with Rs 4,000. The police was investigating the case. Assaulted
Ramesh Kumar, an
employee at Yadavindra Gardens, today assaulted Sudershan Sharma,
manager of Haryana Tourism, Pinjore. The injured was admitted to the
Civil Hospital, Pinjore, and a case has been registered against Ramesh
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Justice Thakur given warm send-off
Chandigarh, November 15 As Chief Justice Thakur came out of his chamber for the farewell and “group photograph” ceremony, the high court employees gathered all around. There were employees, and more employees, all over the place - in the balconies, on the ramp, and in the adjoining parking lots. They pushed through the jostling crowd; craned their necks; moved further ahead; for listening to the touching speech of the Chief Justice as he spoke in a voice punctuated with emotions about his stay in the high court, and the cooperation he received from all quarters. The employees, who had volunteered to cancel their second-Saturday holiday, for the send-off surged ahead with bouquets of well wishes, and flowers. Justice Thakur had taken over as the Chief Justice just over a year ago (on August 11, 2008), but the rush and the enthusiasm was unprecedented. They presented bhangra and spoke volumes in his praise. Thunderous applause filled the air as the ceremony came to end with the guard of honour. Almost all Judges of the high court were present during the function.
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Gang of vehicle thieves busted; 4 held
Chandigarh, November 15 The police has recovered eight vehicles, including five jeeps and pick-up trucks, from the accused. DSP (South) Jaswant Singh Khaira said the police had constituted a team to nab vehicle thieves following information of the activities of the gang. The police had learnt that the gang, which had recently started a workshop-cum-godown in Jagatpura village in Mohali, had been disposing of vehicles in scrap after dismantling them. The DSP said that following a tip-off a ‘naka’ was laid in Burail area on Saturday and the police team stopped a Mahindra pick-up truck (CH-O4-C-7681) carrying scrap. The driver of the vehicle, Sardara Singh, told the police that his truck was hired to transport the material to a junk dealer, Satish Kumar, in Burail. During preliminary inquiry, the diver revealed the place from where the material was loaded in his truck. The police conducted a raid and arrested the owner of the godown-cum-workshop, 29-year-old Raj Kumar alias Raja, and Deepak Kumar, both residents of Narwana in Haryana. The police also arrested Jugal Kishore of Burail, a gas-welding expert, who would cut the stolen vehicles to dismantle them. Raja said he had taken the godown on rent for Rs 8,000 per month some three months back. Deepak used to steal vehicles using duplicate keys. They generally looked for Toyota Quails and Mahindra trucks, which he claimed were easy to open. He revealed that they used to get anything between Rs 20,000 to 25,000 by selling the vehicles in scrap. Deepak said Satish bought the scrap at the rate of Rs 15 per kg. The police said four Toyota Qualis, a Tata Indigo car, a Mahindra Pick-Up truck and three motorcycles had been recovered from the accused. While the Qualis and were in moving condition, the rest had been dismantled and were recovered in parts only. The police said the accused had stolen six vehicles form the city and two each from Himachal Pradesh and Zirakpur. A case under Sections 379, 411 and 120-B of the IPC has been registered against them.
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Bid to kidnap ex-GM of Confed
Panchkula, November 15 Displaying presence of mind, the victim, M S Raghav, managed to give the gun-carrying man wearing a monkey cap the slip. Raghav reportedly managed to escape through the rear door of his house. Sensing trouble, the armed men fled from the main door. The armed man sped away in an unidentified car. Narrating the incident, Raghav said he gave a chase to the
miscreant in a car. He also, at one point of time, overpowered the kidnapper. But the latter fired two shots in the air and managed
to flee. After getting the information, DSP Vinod Kumar, inspectors Baljeet, Karmaveer and Aman reached the spot and combed the area to nab the kidnapper. Raghav said it was around 7 pm when he returned from his evening walk and was watching television when a masked youth with a pistol barged into
his room and asked him to go out with him. He got up and while engaging the
youth in a talk, fled from there raising an alarm. Following this, the youth also ran away. Meanwhile, a passerby, Bhuvan Panday of
Sector 14, stopped his car and gave him a lift. They managed to intercept the
miscreant at a distance. He overpowered him but the miscreant fired two shots in
the air. The police has registered a case.
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Fun Republic parking contractor booked
Chandigarh, November 15 Pick-pocket held
Mohinder Sharma of Subhash Nagar, Manimajra, reported to the police alleging that Randhir Singh of New Indra Colony, Manimajra, was caught red-handed while picking his pocket in Indira Colony on Saturday.
Car stolen
Kiran Khanna of Sector 15-A reported that someone had stolen her Maruti car (CH 01 P 0270) from her residence during the intervening night of November 12 and 13. In another incident, Rohit Kumar of Burail reported that someone had stolen his Qualis (CH 03 C 9503) from his residence on October 20.
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Chain snatched
Chandigarh, November 15 Victim Purnima said she was coming out of the park when a man began stalking her. The man taking an opportunity closed her eyes and snatched her gold chain. As she raised an alarm, he pushed her and fled away. The matter was reported to the police. The police also presented two suspects before the victim, but she could not
identify them.
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Curtains down on roller skating meet
Chandigarh, November 15 The chief guest Pawan Kumar Bansal, Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Water Resources, honoured the winners. Principal Madhu Bahl and also vice-president of Roller Skating Federation of India in her address highlighted the achievements of the national and international skaters, who in the championship had created new records. A total of 47 students from Delhi schools bagged various medals in different categories. Haryana students could hold 19, Punjab 10 and Chandigarh skaters could get only four medals. Three competitions were held today, in which Delhi skaters registered a win on five places, Haryana remained second with four medals, Punjab two and Chandigarh could get only one medal. The skaters began their day with the road race (Quad) at the Lake Club road followed by rink race-II (Quad) and rink race-V (Inline). Results: Rink Race-II (Quard) boys: Under-19: First- Akshay Kapoor (Haryana), second- Tanveer Singh Minhas (Punjab), third- Utsav Gupta (UP). Under-16: First- Soham Satish Sanbhor (Pune), second- Bhavdeep Singh (Chandigarh), third- Majini Gill (Kurukshetra). Under-14: First- Raghav Sachdeva (New Delhi), second- Jeevan Singh (Haryana), third- Baljot Singh (Amritsar). Under-12: First- Aman Raijada (New Delhi), second- Subham Shukla (Haryana), third- V Gopikrishna Yachendra (Chennai). Under-10: First- Kush Agarwala (New Delhi), second- Udit S Prabhakar (New Delhi), third- Priyam Upreti (UP). Under-8: First- Dev (New Delhi), second- Dushyant Panwar (Haryana), third- Shushant Rai (Hyderabad). Rink Race -II (Quard) girls Under-19: First- Ashima Gasgotra (J&K), second- Anjana Narayan (Pune), third- Kanika Chopra (UP). Under-16: First- Harpreet Kaur (Haryana), second- Divya Pradip Gugle (Pune), third- Ananya Khajuria (J&K). Under-14: First- Kanupriya Awashti (Bhopal), second- Shweta J Ingolikar (Nagpur), third- Mipurna Singh (Delhi). Under-12: First- Dherya Taneja (New Delhi), second- Rachita Juneja (Haryana), third- Rohisha Dhaiya (Delhi). Under-10: First- Radhika Gupta (New Delhi), second- MC Roshni (Chennai), third- Riya Ellizabeth Achaiah (Mysore). Under-8: First- SP Sneha (Tamil Nadu), second- Agrima Sanwalia (Haryana), third- V Yogashree (Chennai). Rink race-V (Inline) boys Under-19: First- Karandeep Singh (New Delhi), second- Pushpendra (Delhi), third- Somya Gambhir (UP). Under-16: First- Mohit Malik (New Delhi), second- Amit Rana (Haryana), third- Saransh Kamboj (Haryana). Under-14: First- Khitij Chakorvarty (Panipat), second- Hiteshwar Singh (J&K), third- Yashas Shankar (Mysore). Under-12: First- S Sudish (New Delhi), second- Daksh Akshay Thakkar (Ahmedabad), third- Abhik Gupta (J&K). Under-10: First- Abhiroop Singh (Delhi), second- Nihal I Shaikh (Gujarat), third- Ishant Sagta (Delhi). Under-8: First- Guneet Singh Khalsa (New Delhi), second- Shubham Nijarre (New Delhi), third- Arjun Dhawan (UP). Rink race-V (Inline) girls: Under-19: First- Shristi Chaudhary (Delhi), second- Dixa Gaur (Haryana), third- Apurva Singh (Haryana). Under-16: First- Harshita Agarwal (UP), second- Saru Gupta (Haryana), third- Aishwarya Neema (Indore). Under-14: First- Saumya Arora (New Delhi), second- Sheril Singh (Delhi), third- Rutvi Hitesh Amin (Gujarat). Under-12: First- Riya Mahajan (Delhi), second- Chakshu Garg (New Delhi), third- Bhavya (Hissar). Under-10: First- Preeha Shree Lal (Delhi), second- Akanksha Gupta (Delhi), third- Tanya Arora (Amritsar). Under-8: First- Amulya Nanda (Mumbai), second- Jahanvi Gaba (New Delhi), third- Shrishti G Agarwal (Ahmedabad). Road race (Quard) boys: Under-19: First- R Srujin (Chennai), second- Tanveer Singh Minhas (Amritsar), third- Karan Lamba (Chandigarh). Under-16: First- Avdeep Singh (Amritsar), second- Soham Satish Sandbhor (Pune), third- Parshant (Haryana). Under-14: First- Arshdeep Dhariwal (Haryana), second- Rahul Ahuja (Delhi), third- Anmoldeep Singh (Punjab). Under-12: First- MC Subbaiah (Bangalore), second- Mohit Rawal (Haryana), third- PVS Ajay (New Delhi). Under-10: First- Dikshant (Delhi), second- RK Hari Prasath (Chennai), third- Shrut Bhayani (Chennai). Under-8: First- Harshul Gupta (New Delhi), second- Dushyant Panwar (Haryana), third- Raghav Bansal (Merrut). Road race (Quard) girls Under-19: First- Sonali Devgan (Punjab), second- Ashima Gasgotra (J&K), third- Shivani Rahti (Haryana). Under-16: First- Harpreet Kaur (Haryana), second- Shriya Savlani (Punjab), third- Neha Harish (Andhra Pradesh). Under-14: First- Shweta J Ingolikar (Nagpur), second- Aishwarya Sharma (New Delhi), third- Anushree Chawhan (Nagpur). Under-12: First- Rachita Juneja (Haryana), second- Roshita Dahiya (Delhi), third- Simran Khurana (Surat). Under-10: First- Anushka Madan (Haryana), second- Sahaj Gill (Haryana), third- Harshita Bisht (UP). Under-8: First- V Yogshree (Chennai), second- Vidhi M Seth (Gujarat), third- Vanshika Sharma (Gwalior). |
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Double delight for Rashmi
Tribune News Service
Mohali, November 15 Shivalik Public School, Sector-41-B beat Carmel School, Rashmi (SPS 41-B) beats Mukta (Carmel) in singles (21-12, 21-12). In Doubles: Rashmi and Japneet (SPS 41-B) beat Manik and Mukta (Carmel) 21-9, 21-7. Little Angels Senior Secondary School again gave a brilliant performance as its players again won three matches in the U-14 (boys and girls) and U-16 (girls). Results: Boys (U-14): DPS, Postbala, Mangalore beat Central School, Kuwait; Sunbeam School, Bhagwanpur, Varanasi, beat International Indian School, Riyadh; Bhavan’s BP Vidya Mandir, Mahararashtra, beat DPS, Bangalore; Little Angles Senior Secondary School, Sonepat, beat St Mary’s Catholic High School, UAE; Indian School, Muscat, beat Shivalik Public School, Mohali; Spring Dale Public School, Amritsar, beat Indian School, Bahrain; Girls (U-14): PNMN Geeta Adarsh Vidyala, Solan, beat Bhavan’s BP Vidya Mandir, Nagpur, Maharashtra; International Indian School, Riyadh, beat DAV Public School, Hehal, Jharkhand; Indian School, Muscat, beat DPS, Kuwait; Kavi Bharathi Vidyalaya, Thiruvottiyur, Chennai, beat OP Jindal School, Raigarh; Little Angels Senior Secondary School, Patel Nagar, Sonepat, beat VP Sidhaartha PS, Vijayawada-10, Andhra Pradesh. Girls U-16: Little Angles school, Sonepat, beat Modern School, Nagpur, Maharashtra; DC Model Senior Secondary School, Panchkula, St Mary’s Catholic High School, UAE; Etasi Timpany Senior Secondary School, Vizhakapatnam, beat Notre Dame Academy, Patna; Indian School, Oman, beat Asian School, Bahrain; MES Indian School, Doha Qatar, beat DPS, Kuwait. Boys U-16: St Joseph Co Ed School, Bhopal, beat Indian Central School, Kuwait; Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Kochi, beat Abu Dhabi Indian School, Abu Dhabi; Bhavan’s BP Vidya Mandir, Nagpur (Mah), beat Indian School, Bahrain; DAV Public School, Amritsar, beat TOC H Public School, Ernakulam; GAIL DAV Public School, UP, beat Shivalik Public School, Mohali; Sachdeva Public School, Delhi, beat Indian School, Muscat; DC Model School, Panchkula, beat Sunbeam School, Lahartara, Varanasi; DAV Public School, Amritsar, beat DPS MIS Doha, Qatar.
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Chandigarh Horse Show begins
Chandigarh, November 15 Show jumping of various grades and tent pegging were conducted on the first day. Teams from the Indian Military Academy, President’s Bodyguard and various Army Commands, paramilitary organisations, state police forces and riding clubs are participating in the show. Various events for children are also being promoted in order to encourage young talent from the local region to take up equestrian sports. Organised by the Shivalik Riding and Polo Club, the show was inaugurated by the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, Lt Gen TK Sapru. Results: Preliminary Show Jumping Normal: Ravinder Singh (IMA Dehradun); Lt Col Vivek Mishra (RTS&D Hempur); Surinder Singh (1PB R&V Sqn NCC); Nk Khiv Singh (ASC C&C). Children Pole Bending GP (8-10 yrs): Arjun Singh Rathore (MP Academy); Deepak (PPS Nabha); Tarun (MNS Rai). Children Pole Bending GP (10-12 yrs): Gursarobha Singh (Heritage Academy); Randeep (Kirpal Sagar); Amanpreet Singh (PPS Nabha). Children Spoon & Lemon Race (8-10 yrs): Udai Singh (CHRS); Dristi Basera (SRPC); Smarnurita (SRPC). Children Spoon & Lemon Race (10-12 yrs): Manmohan Singh (CHRS); Arshdeep Singh (PPS Nabha); Randeep Singh (Kirpal Sagar). |
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SD College, GGS college emerge victorious
Chandigarh, November 15 DSP (intelligence) Rajinder Singh Sohal gave away the prizes to winners. About 32 teams participated in the junior and senior categories. The tournament was organised by the Ball Badminton Sports Promotion Association at Sri Guru Gobind Singh Senior Secondary School, Sector 35-B. In the semifinal matches (boys), SD College, Sector 32, beat SGGS College, Sector 26, (29-25 and 29-28); Manav Mangal Club beat Unified Club (29-17 and 29-18), while GGS College for Women, Sector 26, beat Government College-46 (29-25 and 29-18) and Ratewal Club beat Unified Club (29-25 and 29-28). Results: Government High School, Khuda Lahora, won the final of the U-19 boys by defeating Manav Mangal School, Sector 21, (29-25 and 29-26). In the semifinal matches (U-19 boys), Government High School, Khuda Lahora, beat Government Senior Secondary School, Sector 56, (29-25 and 29-22) and Manav Mangal School, Sector 21, beat Chandigarh Club (29-17 and 29-22). In the U-19 girls final, Government High School-32 beat Government Senior Secondary School, Sector 37, (29-25 and 29-22). In the semifinal matches (U-19 girls), Government High School, Sector 32, beat Ratewal Club (29-25 and 29-22) and Government Senior Secondary School, Sector 37, beat St Joseph’s 44 (29-25 and 29-22). |
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SD College clinch wrestling title
Chandigarh, November 15 Final results: 50 kg: 1st Rhit Kanwar, Govt College of Commerce, 2nd Manveer GGDSD College, 3rd Sandeep and Kuldeep of DAV, Abohar, and MMD College, Gidderbaha, respectively. 55 kg: 1st Pardeep Kumar GGDSD College, 2nd GN College, Narangwal and 3rd Gurvinder and Jatin of MMD and DAV College, respectively. 60 kg: 1st Deepak SD College, 2nd Rajesh Kumar, GC, Sector 11 and 3rd Jatinder Singh and Rajesh of DAV and GC, Sector 46, respectively. 74 kg: 1st Manjeet SD College, 2nd Sonu, PU Campus, and 3rd Parveen and Amrik of Govt Yoga College, Chd, and MR GC Fazilka, respectively. 84 kg: 1st Mahabir SD College, 2nd Mukesh, GC, Sector 46 and 3rd Surjit and Mohd Mustafa, SD College Hosp and GN College, Narangwal. 96 kg: 1st Sunil SD College, 2nd Kamaljit, GC, Sector 11, and Mandeep and Virender of Malwa College, Samrala and PU Campus, respectively. 120 kg: 1st Gurdarshan Singh, Gobindgarh Public College, Alour, 2nd Yogesh, PU Campus and 3rd Gurvin Singh and Amrik Singh of SD College and GKSM College, Tanda. |
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IOC thrash Indian Universities
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 15 IOC’s Didar Singh scored the first goal in the sixth minute through a field goal to give an early lead to his team and soon after in the 10th minute Rupinder Pal Singh scored the second goal for the IOC by converting the penalty corner. In the 25th minute, Hamza Mujtaba sounded the board to give 3-0 lead to his team in the first half. In the second half, both teams tried to attack their opponents but could not score any goal. The IOC got nine penalty corners and was able to convert only one in the 10th minute, while Indian Universities got four penalty corners but could not convert any of them.
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NPS to lock horns with Police DAV in final Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 15 NPS snuffed out the challenge of BKSP, Bangladesh, by 64-39 and Police DAV got the better of Shri Guru Harkirshan Model School, Sector 38, Chandigarh, by 73-58. Parveen and Sartaj combined well to engineer New Public School’s victory over BKSP. With their swift action, Parveen contributed 25 points and Sartaj 21 for the winners. For Bangladesh team, Mohd Shoug and Mehadi scored 10 points each. Brief scores: Police DAV, Amritsar, (Akshdeep 29, Tajinder 28) bt Shri Guru Harkirshan Model School, Sector 38, (Rohit 19, Ravi 15) by 73-58.
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SCD college down SGGS College
Chandigarh, November 15 SCD college beat SGGS College by 24-11 points in the final match, while GGDSD College defeated PU Campus by 27-11 points to decide the third and fourth positions. In the Panjab University Inter-College Cricket (men) B-Division Tournament, Khalsa College, Garhdiwala, beat GTB National College by six wickets. KH College scored 177 runs for the loss of four wickets in 31.3 overs, while GTB College lost all their wickets in the 32.4 overs scoring 173. In the second match, Gobindgarh Public College, Alour, beat GNN College, Doraha, by 16 runs. Gobindgarh scored 163 runs for the loss of nine wickets, while GNN College got all out for 147 runs in just 22.5
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Tennis tourney from
today
Chandigarh, November 15 Entries have been received from around 50 players from Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Maharashtra and other states. HTA president, DV Bhatia will inaugurate the tournament at 11.00 am on November 16.
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