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A car on the roadside which was damaged while the robbers were trying to flee from the scene
A car on the roadside which was damaged while the robbers were trying to flee from the scene. — A Tribune photograph
Businessman robbed of Rs 2.76 lakh
PANCHKULA, Dec 24 — In yet another daring attempt, four persons robbed a man of Rs 2.76 lakh in the congested residential area of Sector 17 here today and managed to get away in a blue Maruti 800. In an attempt to retrieve the briefcase, Vikrant Shrivastava, 30, was injured and is still in a shock.A case under Section 382, 427 of the IPC has been registered by the police.

Fun City proprietors absconding
DERA BASSI, Dec 24 — The proprietors of Fun City, a resort near Ramgarh, are absconding while seven persons were arrested by the Dera Bassi police for allegedly allowing gambling at the resort following a raid.

Full alert at IAF station
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Full hijack protocols were put into effect at the Chandigarh Air Force station after the hijacking of the Indian Airlines Flight IC 814 from Kathmandu to Delhi, in case the plane landed here.
Panic
at city
airport

Telecom dept told to refund sum
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum II has directed the General Manager of Telecommunications in Chandigarh to refund Rs 7,500 to a resident of Sector 16 for wrongfully depriving him of the telephone facility.

From
the
courts

85 pc quota in PEC to hit quality of education?
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Does the move to introduce 85 per cent reservation for local students in engineering college of the city take away the qualitative standing of Punjab Engineering College at the national level?

PUDA PGIMER
No solution in sight to garbage problem
SAS NAGAR, Dec 24 — The problem of disposal of tonnes of garbage in the town has become more acute with the PUDA authorities and the Municipal Council merely tossing the ball into each other’s court .
Live surgeries
performed

CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Endoscopic surgeries were performed on patients suffering from chronic sinusitis, nasal polyposis and optic nerve injury for the benefit of young ENT surgeons of the region at PGIMER here today.
4 PUDA sites for Telecom Department Advances in endoscopic surgery discussed

Industrial pollution in Balaungi
KHARAR, Dec 24 — Residents of Balaungi village, on the Kharar-Mohali road, are facing problems because of the pullution by some industrial units situated in and around the village.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Santa Claus watches as children paint at a Christmas eve painting competition at Piccadilly Hotel in Chandigarh on Friday. — A Tribune photograph

Felling of trees continues
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Despite legal restraint from chopping trees in Sector 25 Janata Colony, the practice has been going on unchecked once again, a press release of Yuvsatta said here today.

New CAT building ready
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — The office of the Central Administrative Tribunal, Chandigarh branch, will start functioning from the new four-storey building adjacent to the Sector 17 Parade Ground from January, 2000.

Painting, drawing contests
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — More than 100 children participated in a painting and drawing competition organised by Piccadily group here today to celebrate Christmas.

MCC for set-up to remove encroachments
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — With a view to tackling the menace of ever-increasing encroachments in the city, the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh has submitted a comprehensive note to the Chandigarh Administration.

Nehru to address BHU alumni
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — On the birth anniversary celebrations of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, Mr B.K. Nehru, an eminent diplomat and administrator, will deliver a memorial lecture tomorrow on the need for review of the Indian Constitution.

Sector 36 SHO booked
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — In a cop versus cop case, the Station House Officer of Sector 36 Police Station —Inspector Baljit Singh Chadha — was today booked by the Chandigarh Police, for allegedly torturing a constable, within minutes after a city court directed the registration of a First Information Report against him.

Call to revive Ghaggar project
PANCHKULA, Dec 24— A receding ground water level and the absence of any adequate functional policy to deal with the situation has made it difficult to overcome the water shortage in the township.

PGI doctor gets INOR fellowship
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Dr Mandeep Singh Dhillon, Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedics, PGI, has been selected for the prestigious INOR Foreign Fellowship of the Indian Orthopaedic Association, the result of which was declared at the annual conference of the IOA held recently in Hyderabad.

Nuclear physics symposium
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Aspects of nuclear physics will come up for deliberations at the 42nd symposium of the Department of Atomic Energy at Panjab University from December 27 to 31.

Chani, Harleen's film in fest
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — G. S. Chani and Harleen Kohli's 45-minute film Chilkana Camp was included in a three-day film festival, called 'Prakriti '99' in Bhopal, recently.
S N I P P E T S
Punwire meeting

450 found ineligible for pension

31 stray dogs vaccinated

Phone demanded for cremation ground

District courts’ winter break

Journalist bereaved
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — Teja Singh, father of Prof Jaspal Singh, literary columnist of The Tribune and Director of the Ambedkar Institute of Careers and Courses, died here this morning after a massive heart attack. He was 80.Top



Compendium

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  Features

Roundabouts or death traps?
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — "If it is not an open toilet, it is no less than an open bathroom," is how residents of sectors 44 and 45 describe the roundabout dividing the sectors.


Regiment with nerves of steel
CHANDIGARH, Dec 24 — All eyes are fixed at a tiny speck hovering 7,000 feet above ground level. For the next 20 seconds — which seemed like 20 minutes — there is nothing else but a clear blue sky broken by intermittent puffs of clouds.Top


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