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1,000 evade arrest
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — The track record of the city police in nabbing proclaimed offenders is far from satisfactory and over the years the number of persons who have managed to evade arrest is nearing the 1,000 mark.


Work is on in full swing to complete the new OPD block at the PGI, Chandigarh, on Wednesday. — A Tribune photograph
New OPD block at PGI nearing completion
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — A modern Outdoor Patients Department block is nearing completion at the PGI here. The OPD will have all medical facilities, including operation theatres, and will be spread over nearly 2.75 lakh square feet.The building is scheduled to be completed by the end of September and the shifting of the OPDs may take a couple of months after that.

Electioneering picking up
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4— With a week still to go for the formal notification of the election process for the lone Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat, electioneering has started picking up here.

Tree guards, but no saplings to guard
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — Since beginning of April, hundreds of quadrangular grey-coloured tree guards started appearing on almost all major roads maintained by the Engineering Department of the Chandigarh Administration.

A school with a difference
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — Students attending an unrecognised school in Janata Colony despite the presence of an adjoining government school comes as a surprise.

Students call for strike
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — As the tussle between the students' organisations and the Panjab University authorities continues with four students — Munish Anand, Hari Singh, Bhupinder Singh and Anil Kundu — sitting on an indefinite fast at the Student Centre and the Students Organisation of Panjab University sitting on an indefinite dharna outside the Vice-Chancellor's office and giving a call for a strike beginning tomorrow to oppose the fee hike, student activity in most departments continues unhindered.

Warrants for co. officials
PANCHKULA, Aug 4 — Arrest warrants have been issued against a chairman and four directors of Surbhi Forests India Ltd, a Mani-Majra based agro- forestry company for allegedly duping its investors to the tune of over Rs 90 crore.

Shortfall in sanctioned staff
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 —The government-run technical institutions are facing an acute shortage of teaching staff, with the shortfall in the sanctioned staff varying between 30 per cent and 48 per cent.

Dera Bassi municipal limits extended
DERA BASSI, Aug 4 — The Government of Punjab has extended the limits of the Dera Bassi Municipal Council. The decision has been taken on the basis of a resolution submitted by the MC to the Secretary of the Local Government, seeking extension of the jurisdiction of the municipality.

Rape case suspect surrenders
PANCHKULA, Aug 4 — Amit, another suspect in the gang rape case of a 14-year-old girl at Pinjore on July 17, today surrendered before the duty magistrate here today.

7,992 new voters in Kalka segment
PANCHKULA, Aug 4 — At least 7,992 new voters have been added to the electoral rolls of the Kalka assembly segment of the Ambala parliamentary constituency in the recent exercise undertaken by the district election office to revise the voters' list.

City crime rate falls: IGP
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — The crime rate graph in the city has registered a downfall in the past two months due to certain preventive measures initiated against anti-social and suspicious characters by the police, said Mr S.K. Singh, IGP, during an informal interaction with mediapersons at Police Headquarters here this noon.

Councillors undecided on strategy
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — Even as the BJP has announced the candidature of Mr K.L. Sharma, party vice-president and spokesman, from the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat, a group of independent councillors in power in the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh is yet to decide its poll strategy.

Neglected garden attracts few visitors
PANCHKULA, Aug 4 — Topiary Garden in Sector 6 here appears to have lost its glory. Once a favourite place for strollers, the garden known for its 29 different animal topiaries today attracts few visitors.

S N I P P E T S
More PU results out

‘Quality important for food industry’

Arrests, stirs over helmet continue

Procession by hotel workers

Engineers' ultimatum on cases

Judge records evidence

‘Shift apni mandi’

New PDCC press secy

Price monitoring cell set up
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — With a view to evolve a suitable mechanism and monitor the prices of essential commodities in the city, the UT Administration has set up a "price monitoring cell".Top



Compendium

Crime File
Five proclaimed offenders held

Consumer Courts
HUDA penalised for delay


Sub-junior soccer final today
Shivalik Football Trophy from todayTop



  Features

No implementation of scheme for artist
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — It was in April that the Governor, Punjab, and the Administrator of UT, Lt-Gen BKN Chibber (retd), had announced the appointment of old masters of folk traditions as ‘gurus’ or ‘masters’ in certain schools, in order to revive the lost and the forgotten arts of Punjab.

Fairyland for tiny tots
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — It will be a walk into fairyland for the tiny tots who enter the "model nurseries'' in the governments schools of Sectors 33 and 46 in about a week's time after these are inaugurated by the Home and Education Secretary, Mr N.K. Jain.

Parthenium growth defies MCC claim
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — It is the congress grass all the way in the City Beautiful. In the absence of any coordinated action by the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh and the Chandigarh Administration, the vacant parts of the city seem to have been overwhelmed by the growth of the deadly weed which has become a serious health hazard.

What is solar eclipse?
CHANDIGARH, Aug 4 — It was on October 24,1995, that millions of people across the globe observed and enjoyed one of the most spectacular phenomena of nature - total solar eclipse.Top



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