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                | Armed dacoits
                loot jewellery shop PANCHKULA,
                June 5  Dacoits brandishing guns struck at
                a jewellery shop, Rinku Jewellers, in the busy
                Sector 9 market and escaped with cash, gold and
                silver jewellery items worth lakhs of rupees here
                this afternoon. This was the second dacoity in
                the town in the past 45 days. The dacoits, who
                came to the shop in the guise of customers,
                escaped on scooter after the crime. While
                fleeing, two of them also snatched a Kinetic
                Honda scooter from a school-going student and
                used it to for their escape.
 |  A policeman
                guards a jewellery shop at the Sector 9 market in
                Panchkula where armed dacoits struck on Saturday.
                 A Tribune photograph
 |  Police opposes music showsSAS NAGAR,
        June 5  The local police today opposed the granting
        of permission for holding music and other shows if the
        organisers failed to make proper arrangements for the
        events, as this led to public harassment.
 SHO told to book personCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  The Additional Sessions Judge, Mr S.S.
        Lamba, has directed the SHO of the Central Police Station
        to book Kewal Krishan Bhandari on the charge of cheating.
 
            
                | Witness
                turns hostileCHANDIGARH,
                June 5  Dr Jasmer Singh, one of the
                prosecution witnesses in the Burail Jail case,
                turned hostile today.
 PTV telecast
                bannedCHANDIGARH,
                June 5  The Chandigarh Administration has
                imposed a ban on the transmission of Pakistan
                Television programmes by local cable operators.
 |  |  JET results outCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  The results of the Joint Entrance
        Examination conducted by the Punjab State Board of
        Technical Education on May 16 have been declared.
 Students told of self-developmentCHANDIGARH,
        June 5On the second day of the three-day workshop
        being held at New Public School, Sector 18, students were
        given a discourse on moral values besides a talk on self
        development, time management and communication skills,
        here today.
 SAD stakes claim to city seatCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  Mr Gurpartap Singh Riar, President of the
        local unit of the Shiromani Akali Dal has staked claim of
        his party for the Chandigarh Lok Sabha seat.
 Occupancy rate of hotelsCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  The Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism
        Development Corporation and the Hotel and Restaurant
        Association of Chandigarh have claimed that the occupancy
        rate of the three government-run hotels and 27 private
        hotels in the city was between 50 per cent and 60 per
        cent.
 Politicians blamed for KargilCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  The Kargil conflict was the outcome of
        failure of intelligence agencies and the dilly-dallying
        of our political bosses.
 140 lawyers get licencesCHANDIGARH,
        June 5Joy and pride was writ large over their faces
        as 140 fresh law degree holders hailing from different
        parts of Punjab and Haryana were awarded practice
        licences by the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana at the
        District Courts here today.
 'Indian doctrine needed' CHANDIGARH,
        June 5  Prof M.L Sondhi, eminent scholar and expert
        on world affairs, stressed the need to bring about a
        radical strategic diversification, both in security and
        economy in the changing global scenario.
 Youth rush to career feteCHANDIGARH,
        June 5  The second day of 'Alternatives', a
        three-day exhibition on education and careers being held
        at CII, Sector 31, began with a seminar on 'Advertising
        as Career'. It was conducted by Mr Sanjeev Kotnala,
        Client Services Controller from Ammirati Puris Lintas.
 550 crore for road repairDERA BASSI,
        June 5  The Punjab government will spend Rs 550
        crore to get village link roads repaired in the next two
        years and Rs 20 crore will be spent on the construction
        of various bridges and laying of roads in Dera Bassi
        subdivision by the end of this financial year.
  
 
 
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