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MCC seeks more water for city
CHANDIGARH, July 11— Reacting to a communication from the Ministry of Urban Development virtually scrapping the revised plan for phase IV of the augmentation of water supply at Kajauli village, near here, the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh (MCC), has written to the Central Government pleading for more water for the city.

EC bugle activates political parties
Poll in UT for Lok Sabha seat on Sept 4
Chandigarh, July 11 — The announcement of the poll schedule for the Lok Sabha by the Election Commission of India today has electrified political parties in the Union Territory of Chandigarh.

Roads washed away in Rs 36 lakh scam
DAIRI (Sohana), July 11 — Embezzlement of funds amounting to more than Rs 36 lakh, allocated for the construction of four link roads, has resulted in a lot of hardship to hundreds of residents of the area for the past year.
S N I P P E T S
Demand for GPO in Panchkula

Stress on flight safety

300 saplings planted

Vanamahotsava celebrated

JAC withdraws protest rally call

‘Run for fun’ held

Anti-malaria camp held

‘Hike in petrol, diesel prices a mischief’

City girl in Femina contest finals

BCA candidates sore
Ludhiana is venue for interview

CHANDIGARH, July 11 —Candidates who have qualified the BCA entrance test conducted by Panjab University are sore about the fact that interviews for their admission are being held in Ludhiana and not in Chandigarh.

Bandh call by school bus operators
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — The School Bus Operators Welfare Association has decided to call for a total bandh on the plying of school buses on July 14 and 15 in protest against the Punjab and Haryana High Court regulations regarding school buses which have been adopted by the Chandigarh Administration.

Jammu varsity ex-VC dead
PANCHKULA, July 11— Mr J.D.Sharma, former Vice-Chancellor of Jammu University and Founder-President of the SOS Children's Village Association, Bal Niketan — a home of destitute children — is no more.

PUDA notices worry allottees
SAS NAGAR, July 11—The working of the Punjab Urban Development Authority (PUDA) has come under sharp focus with a number of allottees of residential and commercial property complaining of having received notices for the payment of “balance amount” even after having paid the entire amount to PUDA.

Sec 38 residents donate Rs 71,000
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Contributing their mite towards the Army Central Welfare Fund, residents of Sector 38 (A & B) today presented a cheque of Rs 71,000 to the Administrator Lieut-Gen (retd) BKN Chhibber.

‘Check’ illegal constructions
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Some house owners in Sector 44-D here are making changes in the building pattern. Concerned about the safety of residential structures, residents have demanded immediate action to check this.

Employees hold rally
BANUR (PATIALA), July 11 — The Punjab Mulazam Sangharsh Committee (PMSC) organised a rally here today.

Irate residents block highway
BARWALA (Panchkukla), July 11 — Agitated residents of Barwala and the surrounding areas blocked the Panchkula-Naraingarh highway for more than one and a half hours to protest against the absence of power supply in the area for the past four days. The agitated people raised slogans against the state government and the Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam (HVPN).

Sleepless nights due to power cuts
KHARAR, July 11 — The oppressive heat and undeclared power cuts in this area for the past four days have forced the residents to live in hell-like conditions. They faced a sleepless morning yesterday as there was a power cut from 1.15 a.m. to 6.15 a.m.

Collection of Urdu 'nazms' released
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — A book release function and ''sham-e-ghazal'' was organised by Swar Aanchal, SAS Nagar, in the auditorium of the Chandigarh Art Gallery and Museum, Sector 10, here today.Top

  Compendium

Crime File
3 killed in different incidents
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Even as three persons were killed in different incidents, as many as 13 were arrested by the police on the charge of begging in different parts of the city since last night.

Price Watch
‘Baggugosha’ enters market
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Even as dainty 'baggugosha' has registered its entry in city markets, the prices of most fruits have remained stable in the past four days.


Naveen wins city chess
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Naveen Jain finally emerged the winner of the 10th Chandigarh Chess Championship which concluded here today at the Sector 42 sports complex. Naveen, from day one of this four-day championship, maintained lead in all rounds.


Silly dramas by Chandigarh traffic police
The Chandigarh Traffic Police had announced that it would challan women two-wheeler drivers and women two-wheeler pillion riders flouting the helmet rule from June 28 and no one would be spared.Top

  Features
Dream come true for the old
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Since the transfer of the management of the Home for Old and Destitute at Sector 15 here to the Lions Club, Chandigarh Central, its inmates have seen an improvement in their health, diet, medical facilities, upkeep and cleanliness.

‘Need to improve dental services’
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — With just one surgeon available for a population of 3 lakh, dental health services are almost non-existent in rural areas in the country. The concentration of dental surgeons being in urban areas, the average comes to one dental surgeon for every 43,000 people all over the country.

Book full of poetic wisdom
CHANDIGARH, July 11 — Justice (retd) Surinder Singh's new book 'Towards the Starlit Dome' was released by Lieut-Gen (retd) B.K.N. Chhibber, Governor of Punjab and Administrator of the UT, at a function held today at the banquet hall of Punjab Raj Bhavan.

Not enough classrooms, no drinking water
MANAULI (SAS Nagar), July 11 — Students of three classes of the senior secondary school here have to return to their home without taking lessons due to insufficient number of classrooms.Top

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