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Haryana will invest Rs 92 crore in tourism projects at Yadavindra Gardens, Tikkar Taal, and surrounding areas. The Mango Mela in Pinjore had a record 2.5 lakh visitors and Rs 25 lakh in mango sales. Plans include extending the Mela and supporting rare mango farmers.

DCP Shrishti Gupta conducted a late-night inspection of clubs, liquor shops, and checkpoints. The inspection addressed noise violations, operating hours, and illegal alcohol sales. Police issued 45 challans for drunk driving, impounding one vehicle. Strict enforcement and zero-tolerance policies were emphasized.

A 35-year-old married woman, Tinu Dhiman, was found dead, reportedly by hanging, at her home. Her in-laws discovered her after she failed to respond, and she was declared dead at a private hospital. No suicide note was found. Police are investigating and awaiting statements from her parents.

Kuldeep Singh Goldy, 30, was arrested for allegedly strangling his sister-in-law, Reena, 36, during a family dispute. Reena, a mother of one, died in the hospital. Goldy attempted suicide and survived. Police initially investigated it as attempted murder.

Area falls under Ward No. 34 of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation

The attack, which took place around midnight on Saturday, left the victim seriously injured

All three individuals were injured in the incident are undergoing treatment at GMCH-32, Chandigarh

Recognised as an “Institute of National Importance” in 1967, PGI has been at the forefront of medical innovation and patient care

Chandigarh recorded a maximum of 33.3° C and minimum 27.8° C

Few takers for outlets at city hospitals amid concerns over financial viability

Chandigarh cops detain two juveniles

One arrested, four others booked

Delay in finalising policy for eligible persons flagged

The weathermen have re-issued an orange alert for heavy to very heavy rain on Monday

Initial investigations suggest the attack may have stemmed from allegations that Sanjeev had been stalking one of the accused’s sisters

A Nayagaon resident, Monica Sharma, protested the Municipal Council President and Executive Officer due to delayed action against a five-story building causing damage to her home. She claims officials repeatedly postponed meetings. The council says a meeting is scheduled for July 11th.

Judicial officers, banks, and Rotary Club organized tree plantation drives in Mohali and Fatehgarh Sahib. The initiatives involved planting saplings to combat pollution, conserve water, and promote environmental responsibility. The drives aimed to protect the environment and encourage public participation.

A truck-trailer fell into an unguarded trench on Airport Road, injuring the driver and conductor. The accident occurred because of the lack of barricades or warning signs. Locals had to erect barricades after the incident as officials failed to do so.

HUDA awarded tenders for a facelift of 2,072 Ashiana flats in Panchkula, including painting and plastering, costing approximately Rs 3.65 crore. The Mayor directed high-quality materials and visual appeal restoration. Road resurfacing, cleaning, and park beautification are also planned. Residents hope for completion before Diwali.

A non-verbal, mentally challenged 17-year-old girl went missing in Panchkula. The Women Police Station, led by SI Neha Sandhu, quickly located her. Despite communication challenges, they found her family within 24 hours, reuniting her with them and earning praise for their compassion.

Panchkula police arrested Nitish Kumar in a Rs 18.79 lakh online trading fraud. The victim was conned via a fake app and promises of high returns. Nitish provided bank accounts for the fraud. Another accused, Vijay Kumar, was also arrested. The investigation continues, with authorities urging caution.

A trailer truck fell into an unguarded road cave-in on Airport Road, injuring the driver and conductor. Locals stated the cave-in lacked barricades and caution signs, narrowly avoiding a major accident. Neither authorities nor municipal officials took initial safety measures. Local businessmen later installed barricades.

Students wrongly applying under the UT pool for Class XI admissions will get a second chance. They mistakenly applied, resulting in school allotment denials during document verification. The department will allow them to re-apply in the second counselling round, offering seats from the 15% reserved for private school students.

Tender floated for repair of roads

The Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered the UT Administration to improve animal welfare at the Raipur Kalan SPCA facility. A PIL alleged inhumane conditions, citing overcrowding, lack of care, and administrative neglect. The court's directives follow inspection reports highlighting serious issues and a failure to take corrective action. The next hearing is July 29.