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ghaggar river
Dera Bassi, Ocotober 14 As per information, the police has registered a case against Sunil Kumar and Anil Kumar, both residents of Mubarkpur. The police has also impounded their sand laden trolley during the raid. The accused were sent to Patiala jail for 14 days on judicial remand. Meanwhile, the Banur police has also arrested two accused involved in illegal sand mining. The alleged accused were identified as Hardeep Singh of Chaapar village near Ghanour, district Patiala and Monu Kumar, a resident of Bada Raimajra near Patiala. Their sand laden trolley and truck were also seized by the police. They were been booked under Section 379. The police said that the accused were mining sand near Nangal Charbar village at the Ghaggar River last night. |
golden forest case
Chandigarh, October 14 Liquor baron, Ponty Chadha, owns Libra Build Tech had bough the land for Rs 102 crore. The Supreme Court cancelled the registry after it was found that that the land was in dispute after being declared surplus by the Punjab Government. The representative of the Gold Forests, Nikhil Kant Syal, had challenged the registry on the plea that after the land was declared surplus, the committee could not auction it as it was disputed, pointed out Syal, while holding a press conference here. While the Punjab Government had stated that any individual or company could not own land beyond 52 acres, Golden Forest had contended the government’s contention on the plea that the land was not owned by an individual or family but by shareholders of the company. Giving facts, Syal said after eight years of working and selling around 800 acres of land, the committee has collected around Rs 560 crore but not a single penny has been returned to anyone. Total amount owed to investors is Rs 1,150 crores including interest. Total land holding of the company is 10,000 acres and the assets of the company are worth far more than the liability.
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Attempt to steal cash from SBI
Chandigarh, October 14 The police is suspecting the theft to be role of college students as is viewed from the CCTV footage inside the bank. No arrest has been made so far and the police has started teh investigating. The incident occurred last night when the thieves managed to enter the bank after breaking open two front locks. They, however, failed to access the cash, which was kept in the iron safe. The SBI’s branch was situated just 15 meters from the main entry point of college and opposite the auditorium hall. Some tools including an iron rod, front portion of a drilling machine, screwdriver were recovered from the spot. The incident came to light around 8.30 am when the college watchman, Bal Singh, noticed the broken locks and informed the college and bank authorities. The gatekeeper said the entry gate of college was closed around 11 pm on Saturday night. The police sources said recently the SBI authority had shifted huge cash in the iron safe. A case of attempt to robbery was lodged at the police station Sector 11.
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Man found dead in hotel room
Chandigarh, October 14 He was found dead at Lemon Tree Hotel in Industrial Area, Phase-1. Harminder and 25 other former students of Guru Nanak Secondary School, Mussoorie, had been staying in the city for the last two days in connection with the alumni meet. He was a businessman. The police had ruled out any foul play. Vijay Kumar, DSP, said preliminary investigations revealed that the victim suffered a cardiac arrest. “The door was locked from inside and it is not a case of suicide. We have ruled out any foul play,” said Vijay Kumar. The body was lying in the bathroom. The incident came to light when an employee of the hotel knocked on the door of room but he didn’t get any reply. Then he informed the police. The deceased is survived by his wife and two children.
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PCR constable found drunk on duty
Chandigarh, October 14 His medical examination was conducted at the Government Multi-Specialty Hospital in Sector 16, which confirmed alcohol in his blood. The DSP, Roshan Lal, said they had recommended his suspension.
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UT Administrator Football Cup
Chandigarh, October 14 The medical examination was done by a bench of doctors. Now the suspected players will have to undergo a final examination at the Government Multi Specialty Hospital, Sector 16. Meanwhile, the organisers have decided that no referee above the age 51 will be allowed to officiate in any match. “We have asked the local football association to provide us the panel of referees, who are below 51. We have also appointed one match commissioner, one match inspector and a chief referee for the tournament,” said KS Bharti, District Sports Officer. While commenting upon the issue of the overage players he said the suspected players would now undergo another medical check-up. The players, found positive, would not be allowed to participate in the competition,” said Bharti. In the opening match of the tournament defending champion Chandigarh Football Academy will take on Haryana Football Association at the football stadium of Sector 17. A total of 17 teams were expected to participate in the competition but after the withdrawal of two teams only 15-teams will vie for the top slot. |
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efficycle 2012
Chandigarh, October 14 The last day of the event began with an exciting endurance race on a 1.4 km track. A total of 51 teams participated in this treacherous race, which aimed to test the durability of the vehicles. The race continued for 90 minutes. Captain of team Thor Prateek Bansal, who was in a jubilant mood after winning the competition, said that their team had the best electric drive system that lasted the full race. Prateek said that the credit of the win goes to the entire Thor team that worked all night and reassembled the vehicle after the pedal system failed on the first day of the event. “We didn’t sleep last night as everybody was busy reassembling the vehicle and fixing the non-functional pedals,” he said. The team believes that the motor of the vehicle, the innovative spring suspension, and the easy driving, helped them win the competition. Siddhu Suresh, captain of team Agraganya which shared the title with team Thor, said that that the innovative kinetic energy restoration system and tadpole design helped the team score over others. The vehicle designed by the team had an innovative suspension design which had a double wishbone at the front and a swing arm type suspension at the back. The vehicle also had differential locking, which provided for a low turning radius. The teams were awarded prizes on the parameters of design, cost, ergonomics, utility, acceleration, hybrid and innovation. The endurance race winners and runners up were also awarded. The purpose of the event is to involve young engineers in the research and development of environment-friendly transport solutions. |
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Tennis tourney
Chandigarh, October 14 Earlier, in the boys( u-12) group, Bhavjot Singh outplayed his opponent Vanshdeep by 6-0. In the same category, Sumer Sandhu ousted opponent Gaurish by 6-1. Results: Boys’ (u-10) pre-quarters- Asav kumar bt Pavtesh (6-1); Dhariya bt Gurviraj (6-1); Arunab bt Angadbir (6-1); Pranav Chopra bt Satvik (6-1); Sarabjot bt Anitej (6-1); Neel bt Arnav (6-0); Abhey Mohan bt Jaskaran Chahl (6-4); Udayveer bt Siddarth Goel (6-1); quarterfinals- Asav Kumar bt Dhariya (6-0); Pranav bt Anurab (6-3); Neel bt Sarabjot (6-3); Udayveer bt Abhey Mohan (6-1); men’s first round- Manjot bt Arush Munjal (6-0); Utkarsh Khosla bt Aman (6-0); Shivain bt Sumit (6-4); Nikhil bt Devbir (6-3); boys(u-14) pre-quarterfinals- Amitoj bt Parmeet Deol (6-4); Chiraz bt Vaibhav Sahni (6-0); Dhruv Sharma bt Aadish (6-0); Manvir bt Jatin Saini (6-0); Sumer Sandhu bt Bhavjot (6-2); Kinshuk Sodhi bt Naman (6-3); Yuvraj kooka bt Savneet Bajwa (6-0); quarterfinals- Aniket Khosa bt Amitoj (6-4); Dhruv Sharma bt Chiraz (6-4); Yuvraj Kooka bt Kinshuk Soldi (6-0); girls (u-12) first round- Ashpreet bt Aditi Dogra (6-0); Hansika bt Hargun Kaur (6-0); Manya bt Anupriya (6-2); Harleen bt Khushbeen Kaur (6-1); girls’(u-16) first round- Ashpreet bt Tanya (6-3); Preet bt Arshia (6-0); Janvi bt Abhisha (6-3); boys’(U-10) first round- Asav Kumar bt Jaspreet (6-0); Pavtesh bt Saksham (6-3); Dhariya bt Vaibhav Goel (6-0); Angadveer bt Tapan (6-0); Parnav Chopra bt Sehaj Nangal (6-0); Satvik bt Ribhav (6-2); Sarabjot Singh bt Mahismath (6-1); Amitoj bt Shpuneet (6-0;) Neel bt Parnav (6-1); Abhey Mohan bt Amitoj Sachdev (6-1); Jaskaran Chahal bt Ebrahim Hassan (6-0); Udayveer Singh bt Sukpal Baidwan (6-1); boys’ (u-12)- Yuvraj Kooka bt Pavas (6-0); Aryan Grover bt Miran Dilwari (6-4); Shreyash bt Kartikya (6-0); Adish bt Josh (6-3); Soumya Pawar bt Arnav Jain (6-3); Ritviz bt Harshmeet Singh (6-1); Sumer Sandhu bt Gaurish (6-1); Bhavjot bt Vanshdeep (6-0); Varun Sharma bt Ishant Meen (6-4); Bhavuk bt Harshit Goel (6-1); Neel bt Manraj Singh (6-2); Udhgam bt Uday (6-0); Rahul Gupta bt Yuvraj Singh (6-4);Chiraz Singh bt Biranmol (6-2); Manveer Sahib bt Sahil Garg (6-1); Dhruv Sharn bt Vaibhav Sani (6-2); Mankirat bt Sehajpreet (6-4); Rohan bt Mridul Saini (6-0); Sehaj Sidhu bt Simran Singh (6-0); Angadbeer bt Tushar (6-2); Asav bt Sarbjot (6-1); boys’ (u-14)- Parmeet Deol bt Simran Singh (6-0); Amitoj bt Sohraab (6-4); Vaibhav Saini bt Hrithik Bansal (6-1); Kanav Khurana bt Gursagel Singh (6-1); Dhruv Sharma bt Chetan (6-0); Aditya Gupta bt Sehajdeep (6-0); Javin Shahni bt Meran Bilaweral (6-0); Bhavjot bt Gourish (6-0); Sumer Sandhu bt Sahil Yadav 6-5(7-2); Naman bt Shivam Vij (6-0); Kinshuk Soldi bt Bhavuk (6-0); Savneet Bajwa bt Mudit Manocha (6-0); Yuvraj Kooka bt
Gandresh Khuras (6-0); boys (u-16)- Harjasleen bt Kinshul Soldi (6-0); Shiven bt Alex (6-0). |
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Cricket meet
Chandigarh, October 14 In another match JW Marriott outplayed Glenmark Pharma by 7 wickets. Glenmark piled just 101 in 16.1 overs with Ajay (23) remainig the highest scorer for the team. Shushil was the other main contributor who scored 22 runs. For JW Marriott Bhupinder and Mandeep took three wickets each. In reply, JW Marriott achieved the target in 12.1 overs. Abhilash (65) was the top scorer for JW
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Cricket Tournament
Chandigarh, October 14 Chandigarh Police had posted 171 runs in its 20 overs. Vikas Rathi’s furious 62 off 40 balls and Balwinder’s 59 off 42 balls assisted the team to reach the total of 171. Gaurav Jaiswal took 3 wickets for 25 runs. In reply, HDFC Bank achieved the target in the 19th over of the match. Anupam Gambhir delivered an unbeaten knock of 77 off 53 while Charanjeet Singh added 35 off 22. For bowling side, Parminder grabbed two
wickets. Quantum Solutions win
In the second match of the day, the team of Quantum Solutions registered a nine-wicket win over Union Bank of India (UBI). The UBI team scored 78 runs in 14 overs. Pankaj (30 off 28) was the main scorer for the team. Bowler Amrish Mehta claimed 6 for 17. In reply, Quantum Solutions achieved the target in just six overs. Gurmeet Singh contributed 30 off 10 balls while Hitesh Sharma scored 24 off 15 balls. |
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SGGS win judo championship
Chandigarh, October 14 Results: 56 kg category- Nitin, SGGS College, Chandigarh; Sonu Bhardwaj, Arya College, Ludhiana; Raj Kumar, PU Campus, Chandigarh and Pankaj, SCD Government College, Ludhiana; 60 kg category- Amit Kumar, Arya College, Ludhiana; Tinku Yadav , SGGS College, Chandigarh; Rajan, Government College, Hoshiarpur; Sudhir, DAV College, Abohar; 66 kg category- Karamdeep Thakur, SGGS College, Chandigarh; Ramjan Ali, Arya College, Ludhiana; Harjinder Singh, GN College, Narangwal; Deepak, DAV College, Chandigarh;73 kg category- Jaswinder Singh, SGGS College, Chandigarh; Manish Chauhan, GGD SD College, Chandigarh; Jugwinder, PG Government College, Sector 11; Sunny, DAV College, Hoshiarpur; 81 kg category- Ramanbir Singh, SGGS College; Atul Ravish, PU Campus; Naveen Singh, PG Government College, Sector 11; Jasveer Singh, Government College, Hoshiarpur; 90 kg category- Vishal Ruhil, GGD SD College; Lavish Chaudhary, SGGS College; Pardeep Parghal, PG Government College,Sector 11; Pardeep, PU Campus;100 kg category- Raminder Singh, SGGS College; Verinder Yadav, GN Khalsa College, Abohar; Kamaljeet Singh, MR Government College, Fazilka; Mandeep Singh, GN College, Narangwal. |
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Outline Warriors trounce IT Avengers
Mohali, October 14 The batsmen failed to face the bowling attack of Chetan Jasani, who grabbed 5 wickets. In reply, Outline Warriors achieved the target with Pardeep Chaudhary (30) and Sumit Garg (30) delivering unbeaten knocks. Arjit of TR Titans bagged the best fair player award. Earlier, Outline Warriors had routed Warwick Bulls by three-wickets. Batting first, the Warwick Bulls set a target of 127 runs in 12 overs whereas the wining side achieved the target in 10 overs. Batsman Anil Guleria scored 59 in his team’s victory. In the second match, IT Avengers defeated TR Titans to enter the final. |
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Moga outplay Chandigarh
Chandigarh, October 14 While batting first, the local side posted 97 runs before getting all out in 31overs. Sunaina Saini (23), Kamaldeep Kaur (29) were the main scorer for the team whereas Jagdeep Sandhu completed a five-wicket haul after conceding 33 runs. She was equally supported by Roshna (2 for 24) and Parveen Khan (2 for 11). Moga achieved the target after loosing only four wickets. Jagdeep Sandhu (34) and Harmanpreet Kaur(15) were the main contributor. For Chandigarh Hema Mohan and Kamaldeep claimed two wickets each.
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St Xavier’s outclass St Soldier’s
Chandigarh, October 14 Riding high on the four-goal contribution by Ashish and a goal by Gurjot, the match remained a one-side affair. Udit Bhatti was declared as the player of the tournament while Ashish Saini remained top scorer of the competition. Sagar of Shishu Niketan Public School, Sector 43, was adjudged as the rising star.
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