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Accomplice of Sector 34 blast accused held
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — Within a week of the Sector 34 bomb blast, the police claims to have arrested Sher Singh, an accomplice of the main accused linked to the explosion.

City, US county tie-up hangs fire
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — Has the proposal to link up Chandigarh with the Riverside County in the USA as sister city been dropped? The answer seems to be yes if lack of initiative on part of the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh and the Riverside County authorities is any indication.


Subhash and Channo
Villagers help girl sold by father
KANSALA (Kharar), July 5 — Kind-hearted residents of this sleepy village have come to the rescue of a gypsy girl, Channo, in her twenties, who was allegedly sold by her parents to an old man. She said her father married her off after taking Rs 25,000 from a 60-year-old man.

Homage paid to Tiger Hill martyr
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The mortal remains of Havildar Mani Ram, who was killed on July 3 during the fierce fighting to capture the strategic Tiger Hill, was received with full military honours at the N Area here this afternoon.

Minors to be challaned from today
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The traffic police will resume the challaning of vehicles being driven by minors from tomorrow morning. The drivers of school buses not adhering to norms would also be fined.

Free lottery ticket sellers: court
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The Additional Sessions Judge, Mr S.S. Lamba, today ordered the release of all those persons who were booked by the local police on the charge of selling lottery tickets of Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and other states which were claimed to have been banned by the Chandigarh Administration.

Meeting on PU centre name put off
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The meeting to decide the change of name of the Adult Education and Extension Field Outreach Centre of Panjab University to that of a department and to change designations of the core staff to professor, reader and lecturer, scheduled for today, has been postponed.

National awards for author
CHANDIGARH, July, 5 — The National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi, has selected city-based artist, Satwant Singh, for two national awards as an author and as an illustrator for his manuscript titled “Billo ate jaddu di pitari”.

Class XI students prefer GMSSS-16, 35
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — On the first day of admission to the science stream of Class XI in the government schools of the city, which began at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 23, here today, it was GMSSS-16 and GMSSS-35 all the way, with most students preferring admissions in these schools.

S N I P P E T S
Patrolling ordered in villages

Courts’ functioning begins

CITCO Chief General Manager

Club waiters strike work

55 donate blood

Orientation camp for dentists

Indefinite fast by health worker

1 held for murder
DERA BASSI, July 5 — The police has arrested Karnail Singh, brother of Sahib Singh, who was found murdered on the terrace of his house on the night of June 28.

Club to focus on polio eradication
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The joint installation function of the Rotary Club of Chandigarh and the Inner Wheel Club 1999-2000 was held this evening at the RVTC, Sector 18. Top



Compendium

Crime File
Hallo Majra woman stabbed

Campus Beat
University working hours

Consumer Courts
Phone not repaired; GM penalised

Price Watch
Vegetable prices rise


“Glorious, historic win”
CFA meeting illegal: BainsTop


  Features
Computer changes reading habits
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — New trends have emerged in the reading habits of city students because of changing culture and habits. Most of the people hold the coming of modern technologies like the Internet, computer-aided games and cable TV responsible for the phenomenon.

Will to help public must: RPO
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — "As a public servant, I know that in an administrative set-up there are rules and regulations. But at the same time, I also realise that there are people who have have problems and can be helped only if there exists a will to do so", said Mr Bhagat Ram while talking about his tenure in Chandigarh as the RPO and how he streamlined the office which he had joined "at the time of a crisis".

Single-digit vehicle numbers in demand
SAS NAGAR, July 5 — The demand for single-digit vehicle registration numbers on payment in SAS Nagar subdivision is much higher than that for other numbers.

Vehicles vulnerable to theft
CHANDIGARH, July 5 — The withdrawal of the token system from the parking lots of the Sector 17 market has made vulnerable to theft the property of shopkeepers and visitors here. The recent bomb blast in the city has also instilled the feeling of insecurity among the people of the market.
The withdrawal of the token system from the parking lots of the Sector 17 market makes such a khokha redundant.
The withdrawal of the token system from the parking lots of the Sector 17 market makes such a khokha redundant. — A Tribune photograph

Making colourful water tanks
DERA BASSI, July 5 — Ball-shaped water tanks on the Chandigarh-Delhi national highway at Bhankharpur have attracted the attention of many road users for the past about two years. Top

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