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Monorail transport system proposed for city
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — A straddle beam-type monorail system has been proposed as the second mode of public transport for Chandigarh in the next millennium.

VDS scheme extended till June 25
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — In view of the heavy rush and demands from various public organsiations, the UT Electricity Department has extended the simplified voluntary disclosure scheme till June 25. The scheme was to conclude today.


Anxious parents make enquiries about admission forms of Class XI at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 23, Chandigarh, on Tuesday. — A Tribune photograph
Confusion marks Class XI admissions
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — Confusion marked the commencement of the admissions in Class XI of various government senior secondary schools in the city here today with shortage of forms reported from most schools. Admission seekers outnumbered the forms available at most places. This is despite the last date of submitting forms being June 30. The chaos was more pronounced in Government Model Senior Secondary School (GMSSS), Sector 23; the GMSSS, Sector 22; and the GGSSS, Sector 18, with majority of parents and students thronging these places for the forms.

‘Formulate scheme for dirty water disposal’
KHARAR, June 15 — Mrs Seema Dhillon, Civil Judge (Junior Division) Kharar, has directed the Additional Chief Administrator PUDA, SAS Nagar, Municipal Council, SAS Nagar, and President Municipal Council, SAS Nagar, to formulate a scheme for the disposal of dirty water standing near Phase II, SAS Nagar .

UP Governor visits wounded soldiers
PANCHKULA, June 15 — The Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Mr Suraj Bhan, visited soldiers wounded during the ongoing military action in the Kargil sector at Western Command Hospital in Chandimandir here today.

Cars with tinted panes face challans
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — For the second time in a year, car owners, who have put tinted films on the windowpanes of their vehicles, will have to remove the films as the Chandigarh traffic police is set to launch a special challaning drive on June 18.

PU students for refund of film fee
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — Students of Panjab University are an irritated lot as the university authorities, on the pretext of showing movies, have been charging Rs 20 per annum as film fee from each student for the past 15 years, hardly screening a film during the period.

Summon RS to discuss Kargil: Tewari
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — The Indian Youth Congress chief, Mr Manish Tewari, wants the Union Government to summon the Rajya Sabha to apprise members of the Upper House about the ongoing military action in Kargil-Dras and other areas.

Stir to repair transformer
ZIRAKPUR, June 15— As many as 50 residents of Anand Vihar, Saini Colony and Gill Colony of Bartana village staged a dharna for more than four hours in front of the local electricity subdivision office yesterday.

HUDA extends deadline on hedges
PANCHKULA, une 15 — The deadline for the residents here to remove all sorts of encroachments such as hedges, fencing, grills and tow walls from road berms in front of their houses in the urban estate has been extended till June 30.

S N I P P E T S
Scooter dealer issued notice

Octroi auction held

Jain compliments Vajpayee

Reward for cop

MCC’s warning to Kajheri residents

Cyclist protection camp begins

Jauhar not in race for deanship

Concern over insanitation

Six persons drugged
KHARAR, June 15 — Six members of a family, including four children, were drugged by two unidentified persons at Anandpur Sahib in Ropar district yesterday.

5 agro-forestry co. officials booked
PANCHKULA, June 15 — The local police has registered a case against five persons, including three directors, of a Mani Majra-based agro-forestry company, Surbhi Forest India Ltd, for being involved in an alleged breach of the trust by not returning the money invested with it by a Rohtak-based investor.

Teachers boycott evaluation work
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — In response to a call given by the Punjab and Chandigarh College Teachers Union, teachers of Punjab and Chandigarh boycotted the evaluation work being done at all the evaluation centres of universities. Top



Compendium

Crime File
Sector 46 house burgled

Campus Beat
Massive rally by PU employees

Cultural Scene
NSD students to play 'Yerma'


Badminton coaching camp opens
Skating carnival from June 26Top


  Features
Drug trade on the rise
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — The graph of trading and supply in drugs in the city has gone only one way : upwards. A disturbing new trend is that the police now has to keep an eye on "narco -terrorism " — a brand of collective smuggling in drugs and arms from across the border.


This temporary causeway on a sewer nullah near Premgarh village close to SAS Nagar becomes a death-trap in monsoons due to strong water pressure. — A Tribune photograph
Nullah a virtual death-trap
Premgarh (SAS Nagar), June 15 — Several deaths in the absence of a permanent causeway on a sewer nullah has led to resentment among residents of more than five villages, near here. Mr Dilbag Singh, a resident of Seaoun village, said that more than a dozen fatal accidents had happened in recent years at this nullah.

Peacock feather sellers in city
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — With the monsoon round the corner, hawkers from Rajasthan, dealing in peacock feathers, have arrived in the city.

Workshops are fun, masti for kids
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — The concept of summer workshops in the city has turned out to be not just another successful business venture for those running such camps but has also proved to be loads of fun for the kids and a boon, especially for the working parents whose children manage to beat the heat in an upbeat mood in these workshops.

Crying for attention
CHANDIGARH, June 15— It seems that the Fitness Trails in the Sector 10-A Leisure Valley is nobody's baby as even after 13 years of its setting up it is still crying for attention of the authorities concerned regarding its proper upkeep.

Poor showing by rural schools
CHANDIGARH, June 15 — While students from Chandigarh keep on scoring good marks in examinations, their counterparts in peripheral schools are unable to pass with good marks.Top


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