Panchkula: The police have arrested a Jaipur man for duping the son of a retired Army officer of Rs 2 lakh. Suspect Om Prakash Sanwaria has been brought on production warrant from a Delhi jail. MDC resident Col RK Kanwar (retd) had claimed that his son came in touch with Sanwaria, who ran a firm selling expensive electronic items at heavy discounts. His son transferred Rs 2 lakh to his account for two iPhones and a fridge, but these were never delivered. A case was registered. — TNS
MLA inaugurates kisan mela
Mohali: To provide information about latest technology on crop residues and various crops, Dera Bassi MLA Kuljit Singh Randhawa inaugurated a Kisan Mela and Exhibition at Kisan Vikas Chamber here on Tuesday. TNS
Volunteers hold Plogging drive
Chandigarh: The NSS units of Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, organised a plogging drive in Kajheri village. Three teams comprising around 60 volunteers of the college went about cleaning the homes and establishments of Kajheri. TNS
Workshop on stubble burning
Chandigarh: The Department of Environment Studies at Panjab University organised a one-day workshop on ‘Crop Residue Burning: Science for Solution and Society’. TNS
Gold for Chd fencing team
Chandigarh: Chandigarh’s fencing team won first gold medal of the ongoing Gujarat National Games on Tuesday. The women’s epee team comprising Kashvi Garg, Yashkeerat Hayer, Harleen Shahi and Sangeeta Pujari claimed the gold by defeating Punjab 44-43. The neighbouring state’s team was represented by Ena Arora, Pawandeep, Mumtaz and Baby Verma. Earlier, the city team defeated Manipur 45-27 in semifinals, and Karnataka 45-40 in quarterfinal. According to coach Charanjit Kaur, Kashvi and Yashkeerat played a pivotal role in the victory. tns
7th Sudama Cup to begin today
Chandigarh: The Sudama Pariwar Sports Club will organise the 7th edition of Sudama Cup- 2022, Masters and Veterans Tournament under the aegis of Punjab Badminton Association, from October 5. The organisers have received more than 400 entries from across the nation. The tournament will be conducted from October 5 to October 8, at the Sector 78 Sports Complex.
City spikers for National Games
Chandigarh: The Chandigarh Volleyball Association has selected its women's team for the ongoing Gujarat National Games. Squad: Neha Thakur (captain), Shivani, Kritima, Shiangi, Kunjana Singh, Sristhi Tiwari, Kalpana, Ekta, Priti Nayak, Seema Yadav, Shweta, Itika, Parvinder Kaur and Tanuja. Dr Bir Singh Yadav, international volleyball coach, and Vandana Thakur, coach, will accompany the team. TNS
UT girls log win in cricket
Chandigarh: A fine half century by skipper Parushi Prabhakar helped the Union Territory Cricket Association (UTCA) to defeat Saurashtra by 18 runs in the ongoing U-19 Women's T20 Tournament, at Ahmadabad. After winning the toss, Parushi opted to bat. The side posted 98/3 in 20 overs. Prabhakar scored unbeaten 51 runs, studded with three sixes and one boundary. Rabia (2/25) was the main wicket taker for the bowling side. In reply, Saurashtra posted 80/7 in allotted 20 overs. Skipper Hirva V (38) was the sole main scorer for the side. Parushi (2/21) was the pick of the bowlers. Chandigarh will now play its fourth match against Assam on October 6. TNS
Raman Cricket Academy log win
Chandigarh: Raman Cricket Academy beat RG Cricket Academy, Panchkula, by eight wickets in the ongoing 3rd Lala Amarnath Aggarwal Memorial U-16 Cricket Tournament. Batting first, the Panchkula outfit posted 113/7 in 30 overs. In reply, Raman Cricket Academy posted 114/2 in 20.1 overs. TNS
2 suspended for security lapse
Mohali: The police have taken action against Airport SHO Amandeep Kaur and PSO Karanvir Singh for dereliction of duty after BJP Rajya Sabha MP Rakesh Sinha was not provided security at the Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, Chandigarh, on October 3. Sources said both had been suspended after the PSO failed to report on duty, despite official orders and the SHO could not check it. TNS
UP native held with opium
Chandigarh: The police have arrested a Bareilly native, Jitesh Kashyap (19), and recovered 805 grams of opium from his possession in Industrial Area, Phase II. A case under the NDPS Act has been registered at the Sector-31 police station. TNS
Kharar resident declared PO
Chandigarh: On the orders of Tarun Kumar, JMIC, District Courts, Jagmohan of Kharar has been declared a proclaimed offender after he failed to appear before the court. A case under Section 174A of the IPC has been registered against him.
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