Niki’s father-in-law booked
Chandigarh, May 24
Mohali resident Niki Nalwa, who was arrested along with her paramour Brandy by the Mohali police in connection of the murder of her husband Sukhwinder Jit Singh, an engineer with Quark in 2005, has reported a case of theft and forgery against her father-in-law Inderjit Singh.
He coaches balance
Chandigarh, May 24
He is a doctor with a difference. Dr Amit Bhattacharjee, a doctorate in sports psychology and management, has designed a special programme for students to ensure balance between studies and sports. To top it all, he does not charge anything for his services.
Another First
Hotel by hotel institute
Chandigarh, May 24
Hotel Chandigarh Beckons, a first-of-its-kind hotel in the country, will be inaugurated by Gen S.F.S. Rodrigues (Retd), Governor of Punjab and the UT Administrator, tomorrow.
Survey bares ultrasound abuse
Chandigarh, May 24
The government should limit the number of ultrasound centres and permission should be given only to radiologists to own and operate the machine.
Action sought against dera chief
Chandigarh, May 24
The president of the World Sikh Women Organisation, Shavinder Kaur Johal, has urged the union government to take action against the head of Dera Sacha Sauda for imitating Guru Gobind Singh.
TA photo exhibition from tomorrow
Chandigarh, May 24
To create awareness among the public about the Territorial Army (TA) and also to motivate civilians to join the organisation, the TA, in association with the Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP), will organise a photo exhibition at Government Museum and Art Gallery from May 26 to 30.
Journalists welcome wage board
Chandigarh, May 24
The Chandigarh-Punjab Union of Journalists (CPUJ) has welcomed the constitution of the wage board for journalists and non-journalist employees of newspapers by the union government.
Ranikhet man collapses at railway station
Death cuts short vacation
Chandigarh, May 24
When he left his home in Ranikhet to board a train to Chandigarh day before yesterday, little did he realise that it would be his last journey. On vacation to Chandigarh, 50-year-old Harish Kumar could never reach his sister whom he had come to meet, as death arrived before his destination.
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