Many sectors face power cut today
Chandigarh, January 14
The power supply will remain suspended on Friday to the parts of Sectors 39, 20-C and D, 35-B and C, Industrial Area Phase I, Mouli Complex, Mouli village and
Raipur, plot No. 87 to 148, Industrial Area, Phase II from 9 am to 1 pm; to parts of Sectors 19-C and D, 44-B, 45.
Encroachments
Cops, officials blind to violations
Chandigarh, January 14
Lack of will coupled with absence of clear-cut policy is resulting in the widespread encroachments on the government land in the city.
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Haphazardly parked vehicles in a parking lot in Sector 17; a chaotic scene in Sector 22 Shastri Market as squatters have left no space for people to walk in
the corridors in Chandigarh. Tribune photos: Manoj Mahajan and Pradeep Tewari |
Home for destitute slams door on inmate
Panchkula, January 14
In a rare example of lack of sensitivity towards the hapless children, Ashiana (a home for the destitute), has shut its doors on a 14-year-old inmate. The poor girl had been staying here since she was 5 years old.
Experts from 32 developing countries visit garbage plant
Chandigarh, January 14
At least 32 solid waste management experts from developing countries visited the garbage processing unit at Dadumajra today. This visit is a part of the international training programme on the Renewable Energy and Energy efficiency. Indian Technical and Economical Cooperation organised by the Ministry of External Affairs.
Smart Cards Forms available from January 18
Chandigarh, January 14
The ration card forms for those living above poverty line (APL) will be distributed through Sampark Centres from January 18 to January 31.
Sunny day cheers residents
However, trains, flights remained affected
Chandigarh, January 14
Bright sun and its warmth brought the long-awaited respite to the city residents here today. However, the sunny day failed to cheer passengers, as early morning fog continued to prevail in
Ambala, Patiala and other parts of the region.
PU students enjoy sunshine after weather cleared on Thursday. Photo: Nitin Mittal
Death of Infant
Rights panel seeks report
Mohali, January 14
The Punjab State Human Rights Commission has taken suo motto cognisance of the case of death of a three-month-old infant who died at Matuor village yesterday after being vaccinated.
Sambar rescued |

A sambar rescued by villagers being taken away by forest officials at Sohana in Mohali
on Thursday. A Tribune photograph |
Shashi, Gayatri shine in debate on Indian music
Panchkula, January 14
The vocal music department of Government College, Sector 1, here organised an inter-college debate on “Impact of globalisation on Indian music” on the college premises today.
CII donates electrotherapy unit to Aasha Kiran
Chandigarh, January 14
The Department of Social Welfare, Chandigarh Administration, in collaboration with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Northern region, today initiated four development projects at Aasha Kiran- a Vocational Training Centre for Differently Abled children. President of the Indian Council for Child Welfare Jean Rodrigues was the chief guest during its launch ceremony.
Assault on Forest Guard
Minister for speedy action against culprits
Mohali, January 14
The issue of assault on a Punjab Forest guard, Devinder Singh, by members of the sand-mining mafia near Nadha village has caught the attention of Punjab Forest Minister Tikshan Sood, who along with senior forest officials came to the Phase VI civil hospital here to inquire about his health.
Dhakoli residents without power for 20 hours
Zirakpur, January 14
Residents of Dhakoli, Zirakpur, had to reel under darkness for 20 hours after a roof collapsed on an electric pole here last night.
Lecture on silk and its exports
Chandigarh, January 14
A lecture on silk and its exports was delivered at Panjab University Institute of Fashion Technology and Vocational Development here today.
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