Stabbing Incident
Teenager loses thumb, forefinger; police yet to act
Chandigarh, January 29
A stab injury following a road rage incident wrecked a teenager’s right arm in Sector 40 last evening and it took over five hours for the PGI doctors today to operate upon the 18-year-old.
The victim, Siddharth Malhotra, a Class XII student, will not be able to move his forefinger and thumb again, stated doctors to the boy’s family.
Siddharth Malhotra, the victim
U-16 footballers do city proud
Lift North Zone trophy
Chandigarh, January 29
Chandigarh U-16 football team has done the city proud by lifting the North Zone trophy for the first time today.
With this there is a double bonanza in this month, as other city football teams have won top honours at national level. Besides, the city had secured two national titles last year taking the title tally to four in nine months.
Shortage of radiologists
Health dept reaches out to private sector
Mohali, January 29
With only two radiologists in five government hospitals in Mohali district, the Punjab health department has pressed the alarm button and come out with a scheme to reach out to the private sector to overcome the crisis even as a lifestyle clinic is being set up at the local civil hospital.
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The 150-gram gold crown donated by some unknown person at the Sai Baba Temple in Sector 29, Chandigarh, on Saturday. Tribune photo: Manoj Mahajan
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GMCH gets nine new posts
Chandigarh, January 29
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has given its nod for creating three posts of junior residents in the department of dentistry at Government Medical College and Hospital
(GMCH), Sector 32.
Girl goes missing from hospital
Was earlier found dumped naked along NH
Panchkula, January 29
The role of the police is under scanner as the “mentally retarded” girl who was found dumped near Sector 4 Maheshpur village on the National Highway-22 yesterday was found missing from her bed in the Sector 6 General Hospital this morning.
Land Acquisition
Residents up in arms against pvt institute
Zirakpur, January 29
High tension prevailed in Sanoli village when hundreds of village residents opposed the land acquisition by a private educational institute here today. The institute had taken a common land on lease for 33 years for setting up a world class day-boarding school. Village residents raised slogans against the state government and Banur MLA Jasjeet Singh Bunny.
Residents up in arms against officials of an educational institute at Sanoli village on Saturday. A Tribune photograph
Golf tourism packages launched
Chandigarh, January 29
The UT Administration through the Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Development Corporation (CITCO) has launched golf tourism packages aimed at promoting golf tourism in and around Chandigarh. Tourists can avail golf packages at Hotel Mountview, Hotel Shivalikview and Hotel Parkview.
Iranian city MC team visits UT
Chandigarh, January 29
A 14-member team of the Municipal Corporation of Jordian city in Iran visited the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation today to study its working.
MC Additional Commissioner (I) TPS Phoolka welcomed the delegation and SE, public health, RK Goyal has given a brief introduction regarding various projects of water supply, gardens and greenbelts, urban planning and architecture to the delegation.
False alarm puts police in a tizzy
Chandigarh, January 29
The police was on its toes today after the Police Control Room received a call of a bank robbery in Canara Bank, Sector 35. However, it later turned out to be a false alarm as a bank employee accidentally pressed the security alarm button, which has its connectivity with the Police Control Room.
Shatabdi delayed by hour
Chandigarh, January 29
Hundreds of persons kept on waiting for their near and dear ones at the Chandigarh railway station today, courtesy delay in evening Shatabdi (12005) by an hour due to bad weather.
Body donated
Chandigarh, January 29
The department of anatomy, PGI, has received the body of Mukta Mani Bahl, a former staff nurse of the Chandigarh Health Department, for research.
Former HC judge dead
Chandigarh: Retired judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Ujagar Singh breathed his last on January 26. He was a judge of the HC from November 14, 1986, to August 20, 1989. Born on August 21, 1927, he started his practice at Amloh and shifted to Ludhiana before moving on to the HC in 1976.
— TNS
Key administrative posts in PU vacant
Chandigarh, January 29
Recurring attempts by the Panjab University authorities to fill up its key administrative posts, including that of Registrar, director public relations and dean college development council, have fallen flat.
Sainara, Divya shine in rangoli contest
Chandigarh, January 29
A workshop on “Gandhi darshan” and “Satyagraha exhibition” was organised today by
Yuvsatta, an NGO, along with the Peace Club of the Dev Samaj College of Education, Sector 36.
‘Panache’ enters Day II
Chandigarh, January 29
The Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA) Club of GGDSD College, Sector 32, today organised the second day of its annual management fest “Panache 2011” on the college premises.
Mega nite
Chandigarh, January 29
Budding singers and dancers, winners of the “Voice of Chandigarh” and “Dancer of Chandigarh” contests, organised by the S-4 Trust and Gurukul Vidyapeeth as part of its flagship “Sur Wid Taal Talent Hunt-2010” will perform at a “Mega Nite” at the Tagore Theatre tomorrow from 5.30 pm onwards.
— TNS
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