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Cricketer Dinesh Mongia with his parents at his residence in Chandigarh on Wednesday night.
— Tribune photo Pradeep Tewari
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City
newsmen shocked over attack on Tribune cricketers
Chandigarh, March 20
The unsporting behaviour shown by
the Dainik Bhaskar cricket team and its supporters, who attacked The
Tribune cricket team in one of the semi-finals of the first Inter-Media
Cricket Tournament organised by the Chandigarh Press Club yesterday over
the decision of the umpire has evoked sharp criticism from all quarters.
Stench
and slush in Panchkula village
Panchkula, March 20
Choking sewerage pipes, heaps of
garbage, broken streets, low water pressure, parks covered with polybags,
stench and slush all around dot Abheypur village of this city for the
past many years, thanks to the inefficiency of Haryana Urban Development
Authority (HUDA).
Amusement
in Thunder Zone
Chandigarh, March 20
The residents of the city and its
surrounding townships would soon get another amusement park within a
motorable distance. Thunder Zone, an amusement park spread over 11 acres
on the Chandigarh — Sirhind road, offering rides, sky balloons, wet
park, is proposed to be inaugurated on April 13.
Powermen
injured, hold dharna
Chandigarh, March 20
The UT Powermen Union today held a
dharna to protest against the failure of the Chandigarh Administration
to lodge a complaint against a mob of jhuggi dwellers of Bhagat Singh
Colony ( located south of Sector 49), who attacked some electricity
department employees yesterday when they went to remove illegal
connections.
Residents
demand community centre
Chandigarh, March 20
Residents and the councillor of
Sectors 27 and 28, Ms Harpreet Kaur Babla, here today demanded a
community centre, wall-sealing, recarpeting of roads, development of
green belts and beautification of markets.
YOUNG
VOICE
Attitude is
everything
Sometimes,
for a moment, a person feels that he or she has achieved what he or she
wants, but, the feeling is gone the next moment. To save ourselves from
this situation, we need to identify which thoughts and actions will lead
us to a state of peace and harmony. Thoughts govern our mind and
determine our success or failure. Our attitude determines whether we are
happy or unhappy.
AWWA
chief visits Asha School
Chandigarh, March 20
The president of the Western
Command Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA), Ms Deep Surjit Singh,
today visited Shivalik Shopping Centre in Chandi Mandir, where she
inaugurated shops.
The president of the Western Command Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA), Ms Deep Surjit Singh, presents a gift to a student of Asha School in Chandi Mandir on Wednesday.
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