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Long queues outside a petrol pump in the wake of petrol dealers’ reported refusal to indent new supplies in Chandigarh on Tuesday
Long queues outside a petrol pump in the wake of petrol dealers’ reported refusal to indent new supplies in Chandigarh on Tuesday. — A Tribune photograph
Further hike in petrol price
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — A majority of privately owned petrol pumps here went dry today. This came in the wake of imposition of a 5.5 per cent increase in the sales tax on petroleum products in Chandigarh, announced recently, which had resulted in about 34 of these petrol pumps deciding against making any fresh indents for more supplies.

Chaos, delay mark admissions
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — There was chaos at the venue of admissions for humanities stream of Class XI at the Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Sector 18, here today.

1,000 bogus ration cards detected
PANCHKULA, July 13 — A preliminary inquiry into complaints of irregularities by certain depot holders in the Kalka subdivision by the district administration has revealed existence of about 1000 bogus ration cards.

3 of a family washed away
KHARAR, July 13 — Three members of a family were washed away in Siswan river near Sekhpura village of Kharar tehsil last evening.

School bus strike put off
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — The Chandigarh School Bus Operators Welfare Association has deferred the strike with regard to plying of school buses on July 14 and 15.

Less kerosene for LPG users
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — The UT Food and Supplies Department has reduced the allocation of the PDS kerosene quota from 5 litres to 3 litres per family for single LPG cylinder holders.

Another martyr's body received

CHANDIGARH, July 13 — The mortal remains of Havildar Clerk Raj Kumar were sent to his native place, Masthan village, in Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, with full military honours from the N. Area here today.


Pall-bearers carry the coffin of Havildar Clerk Raj Kumar of 22 Granediers, who belongs to Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, at the N. Area in Chandigarh on Tuesday. — A Tribune photograph

Army Institute of Law
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — The Army Institute of Law will be inaugurated by Lieut-Gen H.B. Kala, Western Army Commander, at a ceremony in Patiala on July 15.

Vehicular traffic interrupted
ZIRAKPUR, July 13 — Due to repair work at the railway crossing barrier on the Zirakpur-Panchkula road, vehicular traffic was interrupted for more than two hours here today.

33 injured in road mishap
KHARAR, July 13 — As many as 33 persons were injured in a car-bus collision on the Khanpur choe bridge, near here, today.

Villagers complain on power bills
PANCHKULA, July 13 — Residents of Rewari village near Raipur Rani have complained to the Deputy Commissioner, Ms Saroj Siwatch, that they were being issued electricity bills though their village remained without power.

S N I P P E T S
Rally by ITI employees

Spreading unity, patriotism

BAMS students

Gold medallions launched by PSIEC

School lacks facilities
MULLANPUR-GARIBDASS, July 13 — Students can be seen sitting on jute mats in humid weather and scorching heat without much space for fresh air at primary school in Mullanpur village.

BJP ticket to Jain opposed
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — The President of the SC/BC Morcha of the BJP, Mr Prabhu Dayal, has demanded that the party ticket for the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat should be given according to the wishes of the workers.

Misuse of funds denied
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — Six Punjab Public Works Department officials, who remained suspended for a year in a case of alleged misuse of funds, have said that the allegation of embezzlement of Rs 36 lakh against them in the construction of roads was a “mala fide action by few officers of the department”.Top




Compendium

Crime File
Woman's body found at lake

Campus Beat
Students prepare to oppose fee hike

Cultural Scene
Artistes impress in ‘Mirza Sahiban’

Consumer Courts
Seed maker told to pay Rs 22,500

Corporation Beat
MCC to survey slums

Price Watch
Vegetable prices rising

High Court
Demolition of Sector 24 shops ordered


Jerath named managerTop


  Features
Kargil conflict: many questions unanswered
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — Are the efforts by the Indian forces on the Kargil front enough or should they have been allowed to teach the enemy a tougher lesson?

RCH programme stabilises birth rate
PANCHKULA, July 13 — For stabilisation of population, the birth rate should be at 21 per thousand. Panchkula has achieved a birth rate of 18 per thousand under newly-launched Reproductive and Child Health programme.

A good place for jogging and meditation, but...
CHANDIGARH, July 13 — Even as the Sector 36 Leisure Valley Garden is a magnificent spectacle for offering a variety of plants and trees and a calm place to visitors, still it is not without spots which need proper care and upkeep. Top


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