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SI, 3 others have tiff over challan
Cop suspended; case against trio
Chandigarh, Oct 28 — The police department has suspended a Sub-Inspector for allegedly manhandling a Sector 36 resident and his two sons late last night, while a case has also been registered against the trio for obstructing an officer and assaulting him while he was on duty.

Consumer fair opens today
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is all set to host Consumer Fair-99 at the Sector 17 parade ground here from October 29 to 31.

Mysterious attempt at felling trees
PANCHKULA, Oct 28 — An attempt to fell two trees in the Sector 16 market was allegedly made last night. The trunks of the two trees, 'Papri' and Hetroehragna, had been sawed more than halfway through when shopkeepers in the vicinity discovered the unsuccessful attempt and reported it to the authorities today morning.
S N I P P E T S
Stir for bonus

Ruling group wins again

Lions Club to hold eye camp

AIFUTA appeal

Students given certificates

IT course introduced

9 cops promoted

Awareness drive

Jain criticises Dhawan

GIC subsidiaries’ strike today

Levy sugar quota up

'Unqualified persons managing budgets, resources'
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The recent fiscal crises in several Indian states, including Punjab, could have been avoided if the state governments had taken necessary measures and expert advice of cost accountants, said Mr Mahesh Shah, President of the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI), here today.

‘Economic growth linked to infrastructure’
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — "The mantra for growth and expansion of services is commercialisation based on efficiency and competitiveness.'' This was stated by Mr G Haldea, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, while addressing executives and senior managers of the Bank of India on the fourth day today.

Dr Kak gets another extension
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The re-employment period of neurosurgeon and Director-Principal, Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Sector 32, Prof V.K. Kak, has been extended with effect from October 31 as per an order of the Department of Personnel, Chandigarh Administration.

Khadi exhibition inaugurated
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 —The Mayor, Mr Kewal Krishan Addiwal, today inaugurated a state-level khadi gramodyog exhibition in Sector 34-B here.

Be sensitive to women, cops told
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — A day-long workshop on ` Gender Sensitisation' was organised by the Department of Adult Continuing Education, Panjab University, here today to sensitise police personnel so as to check the incidence of crime against women. As many as 30 police officers participated in the workshop.

SI arrested, suspended
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The local police department has suspended a Sub-Inspector following his arrest in a criminal case at the sadar police station at Rajpura.

Bail denied in fake certificate case
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The Additional Sessions Judge, Mr S.S. Lamba, today declined bail to Malik Singh, a resident of Mohali, who is an accused in the alleged racket of sale of forged certificates.

Corruption due to lack of transparency
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — Lack of transparency causes a lot of anxiety, resentment, loss of valuable time and faith in the system. This also breeds corruption, especially in under developed society which has become a global concern and has been politicised.

'Vigilance officers needed’
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — Administrative control delays, taking up more than what can be managed, exercise of personal discretion and cumbersome procedure in dealing with various issues of public importance are the four major causes of corruption in the Administration, says Mr Balbir Singh, Chief Vigilance Officer-cum-Chairman, Chandigarh Housing Board.

Truckers resume operations
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 —With the All-India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) calling off the nationwide strike, truckers have resumed their operations today and the movement of commodities is limping back to normal.

Anti-polio drive in city a success
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The first phase of the Intensified Pulse Polio Immunisation Programme1999-2000, which was carried out in three cycles, has proved to be successful in the city, as per the experts. The polio vaccine was provided to the children in the age group of zero to five years.Top


Compendium

Crime File
Three injured in mishaps
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — Three persons were injured in two separate accidents here today.

Campus Beat
Over 12 lakh donated for Army fund
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — Employees of Panjab University have donated Rs 12,30, 320 towards the Army Central Welfare Fund by contributing their one day's salary.

ITI students on strike

Corporation Beat
MC auctions net Rs 7.11 cr
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh today netted an amount of Rs 7.11 crore through the auction of commercial property in Sector 9-C, near the CITCO petrol station, here.

Price Watch
Prices of pulses go up
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The prices of a number of pulses have increased during the past two weeks.


Karan bowls St John's to win
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — A deadly spell of bowling by Karan Dhanoa fetched a nine-wicket win and the under-12 title for hosts St John's High School, Sector 26, over YPS, SAS Nagar, in the final of the second Blessed Edmund Rice Cricket Tournament played here today.

Sanjay School win soccer tourneyTop


  Features
Orphanage feels orphaned
HUDA charges exorbitant
PANCHKULA, Oct 28 — "Behind each name is a face; Within each face are questioning eyes; The eyes have a story — the story of every child; Each story could have a future and you could make that happen if you act now.''

Poor results in MA (English)
Students blame teachers, lecturers put it on pupils
CHANDIGARH, Oct 28 — The results of the postgraduate examination in English, particularly of the colleges affiliated to Panjab University and of the Department of Correspondence Courses, PU, declared recently present a dismal picture of students' performance.Top

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