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In brief: Free travel for women on Rakhi

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Chandigarh: The UT Administration has announced a free travel facility for all woman passengers on Raksha Bandhan on Saturday. The special facility will be available in all local AC and non-AC buses operated by the Chandigarh Transport Undertaking (CTU) within the tricity. However, the concession will not apply to CTU’s long-route buses. TNS

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UK raises visa fraud awareness

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Chandigarh: The British High Commission on Wednesday said it had raised awareness of visa scam tactics in Punjab, helping protect people from exploitation, financial loss and emotional distress. It unveiled a new QR code for its WhatsApp chatbot, making it easier to access advice in an accessible format, in Punjabi. The chatbot provides official UK guidance on identifying common visa scam tactics and guidance for those seeking legal routes to travel to the UK. TNS

Skill Circle convocation

Chandigarh: Digital marketing institute Skill Circle celebrated its convocation gala 2025 at Randhawa Auditorium in Punjab Kala Bhawan here on Wednesday. A thought-provoking panel discussion was held on the theme: “Future front—driving change with data, mindset and marketing”. A celebrity ramp walk featured Pragati—Miss Himachal, who walked alongside the institute’s freshers. The institute honoured its alumni, who have excelled in their respective careers, with Alumni Excellence Awards. TNS

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