Over 50,000
Indians at Haj
Chandigarh,
December 21
Over 50,000 Muslims have reached the final stage of their Haj
pilgrimage. According to official Indian Consulate spokesperson in
Jeddah, out of a total of 53,617 pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia so
far, 41,449 have reached Madina Munawwara and the remaining were now
in Jeddah.
Man died
accidentally, not murdered
Chandigarh,
December 21
The Chandigarh Police said today that the Tuesday morning’s
‘murder’ was nothing but a case of an accidental death. The police
said the victim was sleeping under a bus and was crushed to death when
the bus was moved in the wee hours of Tuesday in Colony Number 5 here.
Board asks
administration to help check noise pollution
Mohali,
December 21
The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has requested the local
administration to provide information in connection with persons who
seek permission to run loud speakers at social functions so that noise
levels could be monitored.
PPCB
ultimatum to industrial units
Mohali,
December 21
The Chairman of the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB), Mr Tripat
Rajinder Singh Bajwa, has given 15 days time to some electroplating
industrial units here to install effluent treatment plants, failing
which the units would be closed down.
Construction
of link road sought
Mohali,
December 21
A former municipal councillor has demanded that the link road between
Sector 65 and Sector 47, Chandigarh, should be constructed on priority
basis.
Rights panel
seeks report from IG
Chandigarh,
December 21
The National Human Rights Commission has directed the IGP, Chandigarh,
to take appropriate action in the case of inmates who were beaten up
at Burail Jail by the jail staff in October last. The IGP has been
asked to submit action taken report within six weeks to the
commission.
Poor
children get toys, clothes
Chandigarh,
December 21
Mrs Jean Rodrigues, wife of the Punjab Governor and UT Administrator,
today visited Karuna Sadan and distributed toys, blankets and winter
clothes among the under-privileged children of a colony in Sector 38
(West).
Seminar on
Right to Information Act
Chandigarh, December 21
The local chapter of the
Institute of Company Secretaries today organised a seminar on “Good
Governance, Corruption and Right to Information Act”, according to a
press note issued here today.
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