Man ends his life at Mani Majra

Chandigarh: A 56-year-old man reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his house in Shanti Nagar, Mani Majra. The victim left a suicide note in which he mentioned that a property dealer in Sector 9 had not given him commission regarding a house sold around six years ago. The victim has been identified as Sanjay. The police were informed and the victim shifted to the GMSH, Sector 16, where doctors declared him brought dead. The police have initiated an investigation into the matter at the Mani Majra police station. TNS

Gun stolen from guard’s activa

Chandigarh: A gun, left by a security guard in his Activa, has been stolen. Complainant Nand Lal, a resident of Dadu Majra Colony, reported that he was working with a security agency and was deputed with a cash van of a bank. He said on August 9, while heading for duty, he stopped at an e-Sampark centre in Sector 23 to pay the electricity bill of his house. He forgot his double-barrelled 0.12 bore gun in his Activa, which was parked in a parking lot. On returning, the complainant found the gun stolen. The police were informed following which a case of theft was registered at the Sector 17 police station. TNS

Prospectus released

Chandigarh: Guru Gobind Singh College for Women (GGSCW), Sector 26, released its prospectus for the session 2021-22. The prospectus was unveiled by IAS Gurdev Singh (retd). Sikh Educational Society chief and Principal Dr Jatinder Kaur was also present on the occasion. TNS

50 new courses at Rayat Bahra

Mohali: Rayat Bahra University has introduced over 50 new industry-driven job-oriented courses to ensure the students get placements on completion of their respective course. Chancellor Gurvinder Singh Bahra, Vice-Chancellor Dr Parvinder Singh and Gurinder Singh Bahra, vice-president, Rayat Bahra Group of Institutions, disclosed this to media on Tuesday. These courses have been designed by the experienced faculty of the university who explored the job potential in different sectors to decide on the new courses, they said. TNS

DBU induction programme

Mohali: Desh Bhagat University (DBU) conducted its induction programme for students of different streams on Tuesday. The aim of the programme was to made students aware about the academic and training facilities available at the university. The programme was inaugurated by Chancellor Dr Zora Singh. On the occasion, Singh also congratulated Indian athletes who brought laurels to the country in the recently concluded Tokyo Olympics. Singh said the university would host the winners. TNS

All the best!

All-rounder Amanjot Kaur, daughter of a Mohali-based carpenter, being felicitated by UT Cricket Association head Sanjay Tandon before she leaves for Bengaluru to attend an Indian team probable camp at the National Cricket Academy, in Chandigarh on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Manoj Mahajan

Quit india: webinars organised

Patiala: The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) observed the anniversary of the Quit India Movement along with the students of various schools and universities. District and Sessions Judge-cum-Chairman, District Legal Services Authority, Rajinder Agarwal said webinars were organised in collaboration with legal literacy clubs, government schools and universities. Secretary of DLSA and CJM Parminder Kaur said students were briefed on the freedom fighters. TNS

Two arrested for attacking lawyer

Chandigarh: The UT police have arrested two owners of an eatery for attacking an advocate with a sharp weapon, who had gone to purchase food at their outlet on the intervening night of August 5 and 6. Complainant Simranjit Singh (35) alleged that Akash, alias Ashu, and Vikas Sharma, alias Vicky, both residents of Sector 56, attacked him with a sharp weapon at Joy Food shop in Sector 40. The victim, who suffered injuries, was taken to the Government Multi Specialty Hospital (GMSH), Sector 16. The police have registered a case. TNS

Unknown person booked for theft

Chandigarh: An unknown person has been booked for allegedly stealing valuables from the ‘safe’ of a room in Taj Hotel, Sector 17. According to the police, complainant Dushiant Sharma, a resident of Barnala, reported that he stayed in the hotel from June 30 to July 1. After checking out, the complainant realised that he forgot valuables in the safe of the room. The complainant informed the hotel to check the safe after which he was informed that the safe was already opened and it was empty. The police have registered a case at the Sector 17 police. TNS

Giddha marks Teej celebrations

Zirakpur: Haryali Teej was celebrated with fervour at a housing society, Trishla City, here on Tuesday. Harish Gupta, Managing Director, who organised the event, said a ramp walk was organised for women. Ikwinder Singh, mother of Miss India Hasleen Kaur, and Priyanka Chadha, Mrs Himachal Pradesh, were the judges. Mamta Sood was declared as the Trishla Queen - 2021, while Geeta was first runner-up and Yashu Sharma second runner-up. The programme began with the lighting of a ceremonial lamp. It was followed by dance by children and giddha. TNS

17-run win for Surya Tower

Mohali: Surya Tower defeated Dashmesh Enclave by 17 runs in the first Zirakpur Housing Society Cricket Tournament here on Tuesday. Surya Tower scored 169 runs in 20 overs with the help of Dinesh Chaudhary (57) and Rahul Verma (37). Mukesh Walia and Vijay Bains claimed three wickets each for the bowling side. In reply, Dashmesh Enclave scored 152 runs in 20 overs. Mubarak (34) was the lone run scorer for the side. Roshan and Narendra claimed two wickets each for the bowling side. TNS

Jatinder wins caddies’ tourney

Chandigarh: The 1st Caddies Golf Tournament, conducted by Chandigarh Golf Club, concluded here on Tuesday. Sonu was the best scorer. Jatinder Singh, Naubat Ram and Radhey Sham claimed the first three positions, respectively. A total of 77 caddies participated in the championship. President Ravibir Singh, vice-president Dr GS Kochar, Captain Arvind Bajaj and Chairman of the tournament Gurpreet Bakshi awarded the winners. TNS

Bikers snatch mobile phone

Chandigarh: Two motorcycle-borne miscreants snatched a mobile phone from a 19-year-old youth in Sector 32 here. Complainant Anurag Maurya, a resident of Sector 31, reported that he was returning from Mohali on his cycle when the miscreants snatched his mobile phone near St Anne’s School on August 9. A case has been registered at the Sector 34 police station. — TNS

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