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Bus stand lacks amenities
Dera Bassi, August 5 They rued that they had repeatedly raised the issue of constructing a new bus stand but the authorities concerned had not taken any step. They added that some private bus owners and taxi owners are misusing the bus stand. Commuters wait on the National Highway for long route and local buses, which also becomes the cause of accidents. Due to the defective sewer system, the sewerage always flows at the bus stand, residents further added. The residents also demanded the removal of illegal encroachments near the bus stand. Thousands of people, who visit here, are harassed due lack of proper arrangements of sitting, and drinking water. Executive officer, Varinder Jain, said that the municipal council had planned to shift its office at other place to provide a proper place for constructing a new bus stand. He added that the new bus stand would be constructed soon. |
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Police arrests three drug-peddlers
Fatehgarh Sahib, August 5
At another checkpoint at grain market the Sirhind police recovered 40 gms smack from Ravneet Singh alias Bittoo, a resident of
Ladwa, Kurukshetra. The police nabbed another person at Malko Majra village and recovered 20 gms smack from his possesion. The police registered the cases under the NDPS Act. —
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Child killed in accident
Dera Bassi, August 5 The police had registered a case against the tractor driver under Sections 279 and 304A. |
1 booked for impersonating
Chandigarh, August 5 A case under Sections 419, 420 and 120-B of the IPC has been registered. |
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Biker hits constable at naka
Chandigarh, August 5 The constable while stopping the motorcycle got injured after being hit, while the motorcyclist managed to flee after breaking the naka. The injured constable was rushed to a hospital
for treatment. A case under Sections 279, 337 and 186 of the IPC has been registered against the motorcyclist at the Sector 36 police station. Police officials stated that an inquiry has been initiated and identity of the motorcyclist is
being traced through the number.
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8 held under defacement Act
Chandigarh, August 5 According to the police, Rajat Sharma, Sunil Bhatia and Rajidner Singh, all residents of Sector 45; Bhupinder Singh and Amit Singh, both residents of Sector 46; Mandeep Singh of Sector 44, Gagandeep Singh of Sector 49 and Lovpreet Singh of Kandala village, Mohali, were arrested from the Sector 31-32 light point while pasting posters of the Student Organisation of Panjab University (SOPU) on the electricity poles. A case under Section 3 of the West Bengal Property Defacement Act has been registered at the Sector 31 police station. The accused were later bailed out. |
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3 rickshaw-pullers arrested
Chandigarh, August 5 The accused arrested have been identified as Ram Bahadur, a resident of Ishkanda village, Nepal; Chander Shekhar, a resident of Rampur Misra village, Kussi Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh; and Vicky, a resident of Maloya village, Chandigarh. According to the police, two cases were registered against the accused at the Sector 34 police station. Police officials stated that during interrogation, it has been established that all accused are rickshaw-pullers and used to take the passengers from the ISBT to their
destinations. Inspector Kirpal Singh, SHO Sector 34 police station, said on July 20, the accused had robbed Harish Chander, a resident of Uttarakhand, who had hired the rickshaw from the Sector 43 ISBT and was robbed of Rs 25,000, a briefcase and clothes near Sector 44. On July 28, the accused had robbed of Sushil Thukral, who had hired the rickshaw from Sector 34 to Sector-17 ISBT. The accused in spite of taking the passenger to Sector 17 took him to a secluded place and robbed him of a gold chain, Rs 3,000 and a mobile phone. The investigations have revealed that Ram Bahadur used to take the passengers in his rickshaw, while Vicky and Chander Shekar used to follow him in their own rickshaws to rob of the passengers. Ram Bahadur used to stop the rickshaw at the isolated places and rob the passengers, the police stated. The arrested accused were produced in court today and sent to three-day police remand. |
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One more held in Pinjore MC scam
Panchkula, August 5 The vigilance officials siad, they also conducted raids at Jagmohan’s residence in the evening. More arrests in this case are expected soon. Besides arresting two contractors and one clerk, the department has also arrested five former councillors of Pinjore in this connection so far. The sanitation contractor, Mohan Lal, who was arrested on February 2, 2012, has managed to get bail from the court. The latest arrests by the vigilance department were on June 14, when two former councillors, Amar Chand Dhiman and Maya Devi, of the Pinjore Municipal Corporation were nabbed. The Pinjore MC had given the contract of removing debris after demolitions of shops in Pinjore, to Mohan Lal in 2008-2009 allegedly without proper procedure on false quotations. A total of Rs 9.49 lakh were embezzled without any work, the vigilance report had said, adding that the shopkeepers had to remove the debris themselves. The accused had allegedly siphoned off the money on pretext of manufacturing iron covers for drains, clearing debris, cleaning of underground septic tanks and putting up traffic lights. In the second case, instead of Rs 10,000, a contract of Rs 6.92 lakh was awarded to Lal without any tender or advertisement, for the cleaning of five safety tanks. Moreover, no tender was called for awarding the contract for iron sieve grills over the drains in the Pinjore MC wards in 2008-09. |
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Rajeshwari club clinch soccer title
Chandigarh, August 5 The team of Panjab University bagged the third place after defeating United, Sector 21, by 2-1. Nikhil Prashar scored both goals for winning side while Ravi scoreed the lone consolating goal for the Sector 21 team. A total of 48 teams participated in the tournament which was staged under knockout cum-league basis. The winning team was awarded with a cash prize of Rs10,000 while the runners-up team bagged Rs 5,000. The PU team was awarded Rs 2,500. Harminder Singh was adjudged as the best player of the tournament while Pawan bagged the best scorer's title. Ranjeet Bajaja was declared as the best goalkeeper of the tourney. |
Big win for Shishu Niketan boys
Chandigarh, August 5 In the second match of the day, DAV School, Sector 8, thrashed Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 22, by 3-0. Rahul Chetri scored two goals in 20th and 37th minute of the game while Gagan scored the decider in the 43rd minute. The team of Government Model High School, Sector 42, defeated St Joseph School, Sector 44, by 2-0. Aman put the team ahead in the 5th minute of the game while Gaurav Kumar doubled the lead after striking in the 30th minute. |
Double delight for Kartik
Panchkula, August 5 In the finals of Girls (U-10) event, Arshiya won the title after defeating Deevika by 21-11 and 21-15 while Arush Dutt won in the Boys (U-10) category after defeating Vansh by 21-5 and 21-3. Results: Finals Girls (U-13)- Chavi bt Rashi 21-15, 22-20; Boys(U-13)- Dinesh Mittal bt Anushraf 21-11, 21-11; Girls Doubles(U-13)-Rashi and Chavi bt Tamanna and Palak 21-9, 21-19; Boys Doubles (U-13)-Divesh and Anushraf bt Vardhan and Kartik 21-10, 21-10; Girls (U-15)- Divyanshi bt Prerna 19-21, 21-14, 21-13; Boys Doubles (U-15)- Kartik and Hardik bt Abhishek and Rajat 21-17,21-11; Girls (U-17)-Shivani bt Simran 21-8, 21-19;Boys(U-17)-Abhijot Mittal bt Kartik 16-21, 21-11, 21-11;Boys Doubles (U-17)-Abhijot and Divesh bt Hardik and Kartik11-21, 21-17, 21-17; Men (Singles)- Gaurav Pahwa bt Abhijot Mittal 21-14,21-19; Men (Doubles)- Saurav and Jatinder bt Munish Dutt and Sachin 21-19, 26-24; Vetrans Doubles (35+)- Vivek and Munish Dutt bt Pawan and Vibbhor 21-16,21-17; Vetrans Doubles (40+)-Vivek and Munish Dutt bt Pawan and Vibbhor 21-12, 21-17; Vetrans Doubles (50+)- Jatinder and Rajesh bt Vinod and Rajnish Trikha 21-11, 21-17; Boys (U-10); Single Quarter Finals-Arush Dutta beat Jayan 21-05, 21-02; Dhruv beat Sidarth 21-16,21-15; Aryan Jain beat Shrey 21-09,21-15; Vansh beat Chirag Garg 21-04, 21-04 Quarter Finals: Boys (U-13) -Anushraf beat Vansh 21-09,21-11; Shiraj beat Kartik 21-10, 21-18; Vardan beat Ishan 21-18, 21-16; Divesh beat Rishab Sharma 21-05, 21-08; Boys (U-15): Kartik beat 21-03, 21-11; Abhishek beat Shubam 21-18, 21-19; Rajat beat Pulkit 21-10,21-06; Hardik beat Viraj 21-14,21-13; Boys(U-17): Abhijot beat Ishant 21-05,21-08; Abhishek beat Shubam (21-15, 21-11); Hardik beat Mayank (21-16, 21-12); Kartik beat Viraj (21-12, 21-11); Girls(U-10): Devika beat Bhavya (21-7, 21-8); Akshita beat Devika (21-8, 21-7;Arshiya beat Himanshi (21-8, 21-8); Girls (U-13): Chavi beat Ananya (21-3, 21-3); Rashi beat Himashi (21-10, 21-2); Girls(U-15): Divyanshi beat Tamanna 21-11,21-13;Muskan beat Mudita 21-11,21-15; Chavi beat Palak 21-13, 21-09; Prerana beat Rashi 21-15,21-12; Master Doubles: +35 category - Mahesh Mittal and Ajay beat Manjeet Singh and Vishal Gupta (21-15,21-18); Vibhor and Pawan beat Dinesh Gandhi and Adita Gupta (21-15,21-14); +40 category: Jatinder Mahajan and Rajesh Bhambri beat Capt. Sharma and S Sham 21-09,21-12 +50 category:Ashwani Kumar and S P Angurala beat Pardeep Agarwal and Ramersh 21-18, 21-15;Vinod Mittal and Rajnish Trikha beat Ashwani Kumar and S P Angurala 19-21,21-18, 21-16. |
Judoka Akhilesh wins gold medal
Chandigarh, August 5 Results: Boys (U-14)- (Weight 30 kg): Yadwinder Singh of GMHS-43; Gaurang of GMHS-34; Danish of GSSS-38(W) and Honey of GHS-40; Weight:35 kg -Ajay Rawat of GMHS, Sector 37; Brijesh of GMHS-34; Sanjay of GHS-35 and Keshav of IS Dev Samaj, Sector 21; Weight:40 kg- Babu Kumar of GHS-40; Manit Garg of St Anne, Sector 32; Rohit of GHS- 35; Ankushdeep of Shivalik Public School, Sector 41. |
Sidhu to head coaching panel
Chandigarh, August 5 According to Sushil Kapoor, spokesperson of the PCA, Chaman Lal Malhotra is nominated as the chairman of senior and boys (U-25) selection panel while Pankaj Dharmani will head the selection committee of junior and boys( U-14, U-16 and U-19). GS Walia is nominated as the chairman for the women cricket committee while Satish Kakkar will head the chairmanship of the tournament and fixture committee. |
DPS outplay St Kabir
Chandigarh, August 5 The team of Ryan International School, Sector 49, defeated AKSIPS, Sector 41, by 4-0 to finish third in the tourney. |
SD College lad bags chess crown
Chandigarh, August 5 Himal won the crown with five points while chess prodigy Arunima Goyal of Sacred Heart School, Sector 26, won title in the Girls (U-19) category with 2.5 points. Anhat Singh of Strawberry Fields World School scored 3.5 points to win the Open Category (U-19) while Vedda Anand of Strawberry Fields World School bagged the Girls (U-9) title with 2.5 points. A total of 61 boys and girls participated in the championship. As reward for their best performance, Himal Gusain, Ayush Anand, Prateek Wadhwa Nagpal and Jaskeerat Singh have been selected to represent the city in the National Under-19 Open Chess Championship to be held in Rajasthan from September 5 to 14. On other hand, Arunima Goyal, Kashish Kaushal, Simranjeet Kaur and Anshu Gaba have also been selected to represent the city in the upcoming National Girls (U-19) Chess Championship. Anahat Singh and Shishir Lamba booked their berths in the National Under-9 Open Chess Championship to be held in Gujarat from October 1 to 10. Vedda Anand and Saumya Lamba were selected in the Girls (U-9) category. Results: Boys (U-9) Final Round: 4 Points- Anhat Singh, Shishir Lamba; 3 Points- Shivam Sood, Vyomm Khanna, Jaspreet, Pratyakash Goel; 2½ Points- Vedaa Anand; Paras Chauhan; 2 Points- Aayush Raj Kapoor; Soham Modi, Saumya Lamba, Punya Garg; 1½ Points- Arhaan Pahwa, Nikhil Krishan, Nikhita Krishan, Keshav. Open Category (U-19)-5 Points- Himal Gusain; 4 Points- Ayush Anand, Prateek Wadhwa; 3½ Points- Jaskeerat Singh, Amartya Bhattacharjee, Akshit, Vibhushit, Aditya Bedi; 3 Points- Hari Narayan, Jaskirat Singh, Rishab Jain, Manbir Singh, Aryan Oswal; 2½ points- Love Gaba; Anubhav Tuknayat, Arjit Sarswat; 2 points- Arsh Mahajan, Manraj Bawa, Archit Gupta, Ishan, Aagam Gujral, Ratik Mathur, Rohit Mishra, Jashan Singh. |
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