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City girls
outshine boys
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — With the results of the Civil
Services (Main) Examination, 1998, out today, six
candidates from the city who have made it
through, were obviously jubilant. And with four
girls having made it to the Mains, girls
certainly outshone the boys. |
Manisha Verma (left) and Ekroop Caur (right), who
have made it to the civil services, 1998, being
congratulated by their ecstatic mothers. —
Tribune photographs by Manoj Mahajan |
University Syndicate meeting
adjourned
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — The much hyped meeting of the Syndicate in
which major issues were to be discussed was adjourned
sine die by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof M.M. Puri, members
of the Syndicate, said here today.
Property dealers booked
PANCHKULA,
May 25 — Several property dealers and land owners
have been booked by the police for selling agricultural
land for residential, commercial and industrial purposes
within the municipal limits of Kalka and Pinjore
Municipal Committees in violation of the Haryana
Development and Regulation of Urban Area Act, 1975.
42 bank promotions revoked
CHANDIGARH, May 25 — Forty two employees of
the Chandigarh State Cooperative Bank Limited who were
allegedly promoted contrary to norms and beyond the
sanctioned strength by the previous Board of Directors
have been reverted to their original post by the
Registrar Cooperative Societies.
Panchkula to have golf course
PANCHKULA,
May 25 — This elite urban estate of Haryana is all
set to be a part of the golf circuit of the country with
the state government giving its nod to the Haryana Urban
Development Authority to develop a golf course in Sector
3 here along the Ambala-Shimla National Highway.
Foundation stone
of health centre laid
DERA
BASSI, May 25 — Capt Kanwaljit Singh,
Finance and Planing Minister of Punjab, laid the
foundation stone of a 30-bed community health
centre at the Civil Hospital here today. 15
students get certificates
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — As many as 15 students were given
certificates for qualifying the stitching
examination at a prize distribution funcion held
on the premises of Stitch `n’ Craft Training
School in the Dadu Majra colony yesterday.
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Party holds meeting
ZIRAKPUR,
May 25— A meeting of the Patiala circle of the Lok
Bhalai Party was held here yesterday. The national
President of the party, Mr Balwant Singh Ramoowalia,
could not attend the deliberations as he had other
engagements in Delhi.
Reddy to reinforce Kiran's steps
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — Mr C.S.R. Reddy, SSP (City), will reinforce
some of the steps initiated by the former
Inspector-General of Police, Dr Kiran Bedi, for enforcing
law and order and regulating traffic.
UT powermen hold dharna
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — Members of the UT Powermen Union held a
dharna near the Chandigarh Housing Board roundabout here
today in support of their long-pending demands.
‘Contractor liable for breach
of trust’
CHANDIGARH, May 25 — You park your car at a
parking lot. An employee of the contractor of the lot
issues you a slip for the fee he charges for parking the
vehicle. Later, the car is stolen. Is the contractor
liable for breach of trust?
Kiran’s mother shifted
CHANDIGARH,
May 25 — Mrs Prem Peshawaria, mother of Dr (Mrs)
Kiran Bedi, was today shifted from the intensive care
unit of the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education
and Research to Escorts Hospital in New Delhi.
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