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‘Managements
must reach out to staff’
Chandigarh, July 13
The Chandigarh Management
Association organised the first programme on “Human values in
management” under the CMA knowledge series at the Rotary Bhawan,
Sector 18, here today.
Shopkeepers
remove structures
Zirakpur, July 13
Following directions of the
Punjab and Haryana High Court, shopkeepers today removed structures
marked by the National Highway Authority of India, Zirakpur Nagar
Panchayat and the local Revenue Department as encroachments on the
government land.
Following court orders, shopkeepers remove structures from government land along the Chandigarh-Ambala Highway in Zirakpur on Tuesday. — Tribune photo
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Abandoned
girl diagnosed with TB
Panchkula, July 13
Eight-year-old Pooja, who was
abandoned by her brother, is suffering from tuberculosis. Her
condition is stated to be serious. The girl was admitted to General
Hospital yesterday by a social worker, who found her crying at
Raghunath temple in Sector 15 on the night of July 11.
Girl sustains 80 pc
burns as stove bursts
Dera Bassi, July 13
Shikha Rani (18), a resident of
Lalru, sustained burn injuries when the stove she was using to prepare
tea in her kitchen burst this morning. Daughter of Mr Lakhbir Singh,
an employee of Government Degree College, Dera Bassi, Shikha was
admitted to the PGI with 80 per cent burns.
 Exhibition
opens
Chandigarh, July 13
A three-day exhibition of
designer clothes opened today at Piccadily Hotel in Chandigarh. This
exhibition has been put up by city-based designer, Reeth Batth. She
has designed an array of garments which bear the stamp of her
creativity. Her collection
includes, Indo-westerns, and ethnic Indian outfits. She has extensively
used embroidery, beads, stones, sequins, dabka, mukaish, mirror and aari
work in her outfits.
City-based designer Reeth Batth displays her collection in an exhibition at Hotel
Piccadilly on Tuesday.
— A Tribune photograph
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