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Principal’s post lying vacant
Chandigarh, June 4
Mired in apprehensions, the post of
Principal, Punjab Engineering College, is up for grabs. The post which
was vacated by the former Principal, Prof. Rajnish Prakash, after his
retirement on December 31, 2000, had been advertised by the Union Public
Service Commission. But with half the year gone, while serious
apprehensions surround the credibility of the whole appointment process,
the UT Administration is keen to get over with the whole thing.
Summer
camp at Mt. Carmel
Chandigarh, June 4
A four-day summer camp, “Hats
Holiday...”, being conducted by Marga’s Global Kids Club commenced
at Mount Carmel School in Sector 47 here today.
Army
takes Kashmiri youths on Aman Yatra
Chandigarh, June 4
A group of 33 students, including
six girls, from Baramula district of Jammu and Kashmir today left Ambala
for Delhi on the next leg of their 15-day educational and cultural tour,
Aman Yatra. Hailing from Mambla, Garhkot and Balkot in the Rampur area
of the district, they were accompanied by two of their teachers and the
conducting officer, Major Raj Kumar.
“No
gagging” in Punjabi varsity
HIGH COURT
Bench reunites
NRI couple
Chandigarh, June 4
An NRI couple, forced to part ways
after the bride was brought back to the country by her parents, came
together once again following the intervention of the Punjab and Haryana
High Court here. The bride, “forcibly detained” by her parents, was
released from their custody after their house in Jalandhar district was
raided by a warrant officer appointed by the court.
Plot
allotment fraud: 6 get bail
Chandigarh, June 4
A local court today granted bail to
Bapu Lal and five others arrested by the Vigilance Cell for their
alleged involvement in the fraud regarding the allotment of plots in
Mauli Jagran on the basis of fake slips issued on behalf of a tehsildar.
TV
firm told to replace CD player
Chandigarh, June 4
The UT Consumer Disputes Redressal
Forum-II has directed the Managing Director of New Baron Point, Sector
35, and Baron International, Mumbai, to replace the defective CD player
of a city resident.
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