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Unity
eludes Chandigarh BJP
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — Unity eludes the Chandigarh BJP despite the
presence of the Prime Minister in the city and despite
hectic four-day-long efforts by senior RSS leaders.
Senior
officers console the father of Flying Officer
G.S. Dhindsa, who was killed in an air crash at
Srinagar, as his body is received at the Air
Force Station in Chandigarh on Thursday. — A
Tribune photograph |
Body of pilot
arrives
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — The mortal remains of Flying
Officer Gursimrat Singh, who was killed in a
flying accident at Srinagar yesterday, were
received at the 12 Wing Air Force ground here
today. There were heart rending scenes at the
tarmac when the coffin was taken out of an
aircraft. Mr Gurbaksh Singh, the grieving father,
hugged the coffin along with other relatives. He
was consoled by relatives and senior officers. |
One nomination paper rejected
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — One nomination paper was rejected while a
decision about another was held in abeyance till tomorrow
noon as the remaining 18 nomination papers were found in
order for the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat here today.
Teachers on long leave
sacked
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — Mrs X, a chemistry lecturer in
GMSSS-10, applies for ex-India leave for a period
of 180 days on the grounds of visiting her
mother-in-law in the USA. |
Threat
electronic vandals pose
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — Along with the growth of digital
global connectivity through Internet, a new breed
of electronic vandals have emerged.
'Globalisation in
second phase'
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19 — Military and economic impact of the
emergence of trends towards a unipolar world were
central to a lecture by Prof S.P. Verma, editor
of the Indian Journal of Public Administration of
the Indian Institute of Public Administration, in
a lecture at Panjab University here today.
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Rise
in viral fever cases
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 19— Cases of viral fever, a self-limiting
disease which starts off with body ache and fever, have
become rampant in the city.
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