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Tanushree says talent matters more than good looks
Chandigarh, July 4
As the much-awaited rain showers kissed the City Beautiful on Monday, the city rejoiced with more reason than one. For, city's much hyped airhostess training school---Flying Cats---fastened its seat belts for a grand take-off. As a part of its series of interactive sessions with starlets, ex-Miss India (Universe)-turned Bollywood starlet Tanushree Dutta conducted a grooming session at Flying Cats, Sector 8, Chandigarh.
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Film star and former Miss India-Universe (2004) Tanushree Dutta interacts with students of a airhostess training school at Sector 8, Chandigarh, on Tuesday.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan
Acting gives creative satisfaction: actor
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All set for Simran’s surgery
Chandigarh, July 4
After surviving the worst physical odds, four-month-old Simran is finally ready for a major corrective surgery of her life. Until a few days ago, the surgery seemed next to impossible to the child’s mother Rajni.
Following The Tribune’s report on the critical condition of
Simran, donations have poured in generously, so much so that
surgery no more seems like a challenge. “There is enough money
for the corrective surgery, and even more,” PGI’s Public
Relations Officer confirmed.
Four-month-old Simran with her mother.
— Tribune photo Parvesh Chauhan
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City reels under power cuts
Chandigarh, July 4
Residents of the city have been witnessing unscheduled power cuts, more particularly for the past couple of days. Residents are a peeved lot because unlike earlier this year, when the Electricity Department had announced all cuts and timing, the cuts now are being imposed without any information.
Property on acquired land assessed
Chandigarh, July 4
Officials of the Engineering Department and the Land Acquisition Office (LAO) today carried an exercise to asses the
residential properties and other structures standing on the acquired land in Kishangarh village. About 115 structures, which were
there at the time of acquisition in 2003, were assessed.
Power blues shock residents
Mohali, July 4
Residents of the town are sweating it out in the humid weather due to long and unannounced power cuts. They also have to face shortage of water as the supply gets disrupted due to power shutdown.
Man electrocuted
Chandigarh, July 4
A 30-year-old resident of Mauli Jagran was electrocuted in Iron Market, Sector 29, here when his employer switched on a wielding machine without noticing that the victim was lying in steel plates which came in contact with the live wire.
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