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HVPN
claims 19 crore for power theft
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — The Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam
has claimed more than Rs 19 crore from the
Engineering Department of the UT Administration
for alleged pilferage of power by an industrial
unit in Chandigarh between January, 1985, and
June, 1990. |
Housing
project on unallotted land?
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — One of the biggest housing schemes
of the Chandigarh Housing Board to build 1700
flats and independent units in Sector 38 (west)
at an approximate cost of Rs 75 crore has been
reportedly carried out on land that was never
actually allotted to the CHB. |
IA revises schedule
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — Indian Airlines has revised its schedule
from today.
Lieut-Gen
Vijay Oberoi, GOC- in-C,Western Command, with
officers at a get-together on the raising day of
the Army Aviation Corps at Chandi Mandir on
Monday. |
Tipnis
compliments IAF personnel
CHANDIGARH
Nov, 1 — The Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief
Marshal A.Y. Tipnis, arrived at the Chandigarh
Air Force Station on an official visit today. He
was accompanied by the president of the Air Force
Wives Welfare Association, Molina Tipnis. On
their arrival here, they were received by Air Cdr
Arvinda Agrawal. |
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Aviation Corps holds function |
Command
Hospital gets eye bank |
Beant case: slogans raised in
court
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh's
assassination case resumed today with slogans of 'Bhai
Dilawar Singh zindabad' being raised by the accused in
the makeshift courtroom at Burail near here.
Physics
department students go on strike
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — Students of the Physics Department
in Panjab University today boycotted classes and
observed strike during the day to protest against
the violence leading to the beating up of a
student of the department.
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Students of the Physics Department in PU boycott
classes to protest against the assault on a
student of the department in the university on
Monday. — A Tribune photograph |
Two
gold swindlers held
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — The police today arrested two persons who
had swindled more than 40 g of gold from a Sector 20
resident on the pretext of cleaning it.
Fire
station stone laid
CHANDIGARH,
Nov 1 — Mr I.D. Swami, Union Minister of
State for Home, said here today that after the
nuclear blasts and the Kargil conflict the
country had emerged stronger and more powerful at
the international level, and Pakistan had been
isolated. |
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