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Change property sale laws: sabha
Chandigarh, May 25
The Chandigarh Nagrik Sabha today urged the Administrator of Chandigarh, Justice O.P. Verma, to initiate steps to bring about the much-needed transparency in the Administration by introducing changes in the laws governing the sale and purchase of property.
Revise family pension, demand pensioners
Chandigarh, May 25
The Punjab Government should bring the pensioners’ who had retired before January, 1996 on a par with those who had retired after January, 1996 by revising their pension up to 50 per cent of the grades of the last post held by them at the time of retirement. Their family pension should be revised up to 30 per cent of their total pension as per the notification issued by the Central, Maharashtra and Haryana governments.
Kalka, May 25
Considered the gateway to the pristine beauty of Himalayas, this historic town is slowly losing its glory.
Mr Lachchman Singh, former Member of Rajya Sabha, makes a point during an interactive session organised by The Tribune at Kalka on Sunday, and
the participants at the session. — Tribune photos Parvesh Chauhan |
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Society members complain against management
Chandigarh, May 25
Eight members of the Blood Donors Cooperative House Building Society have in a joint complaint to the local Deputy Commissioner and Registrar of the Cooperative Societies alleged that the managing body of the society has been misleading the members by not disclosing the documents to the members regarding the allotment of contract to construct the flats.
‘Order changed’ behind petitioner’s back
Chandigarh, May 25
If allegations in a petition filed before the Punjab and Haryana High Court are to be believed, Chandigarh’s Additional Registrar of Co-operative
Socities “changed an order” regarding the holding of election behind the back of the petitioner — Pink Rose House Co-operative Building Society Limited.
Woman alleges police inaction
Chandigarh, May 25
A resident of Faidan village, Surinder Kaur, yesterday alleged that the Chandigarh Police had failed to take action against persons who had assaulted her and her husband in their house on Friday.
VHP distributes tridents
Panchkula, May 25
About 180 persons were given tridents “for self protection” during a “trishul deeksha
samaroh” organised by the Bajrang Dal and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, amidst anti-Muslim rhetoric by leaders of the two parties at Pracheen Shiv Mandir, Sector 9, today.
Residents hold protest rally
Chandigarh, May 25
Residents of Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) houses in Sector 45 today held a protest rally near kerosene pump against the move of the CHB authorities to demolish boundary walls and minor constructions done by the allottees.
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