Chandigarh

Justice Harpreet Singh Brar made it clear that the State was obliged to ensure timely medical care and could not expect citizens to defer life-saving procedures only because the chosen hospital was not on its approved list

SDM (Central) to ensure smooth hand over of possession by CLTA

Police closure report in case against him accepted

Human Rights Commission takes notice of Chandigarh Tribune report on overflowing sewage in Sector 23

Smriti Mandhana scored her 12th ODI century, the first at Mullanpur, reaching the top spot in the rankings. Her 117-run innings, featuring 14 boundaries and four sixes, boosted India to their highest-ever score against Australia. The match drew improved fan attendance, with school children and cricketers enjoying free entry.

The case dates back to 2022

Accomplices at large

Victim referred to the GMCH in Sector 32, Chandigarh

Households belonging to EWS, LIG and MIG category with an annual income of up to Rs 3 lakh, Rs 6 lakh and Rs 9 lakh, respectively, will be eligible

Will hold public hearing at 11.30 at the Raipur Kalan E-Sampark Centre

The mayor stressed that modern urban development is about more than just buildings; it’s about fostering resilient ecosystems powered by technology, inclusivity and innovation

Economic Offences Wing arrests Mansa resident

The initiative, focused on strengthening women health and preventive care, saw thousands availing services ranging from screenings to surgeries

State president Jitendra Pal Malhotra visited all the camps to motivate the donors

The Bench asserted that the proceedings before the Supreme Court did not stop the administration from performing its duty to maintain hygiene and accessibility

Accused remanded to nine-day ED custody for interrogation

‘Practice violates fundamental rights’

The work will be executed by the UT Engineering Department

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Busy stretches, including Agarsen Chowk and Majri Chowk, in poor shape

The district will hold a lottery on October 9 to issue provisional licenses for green cracker sales before Diwali and Gurupurab. Applications are accepted September 23-25 through Punjab's portal. Last year, 44 licenses were granted from over 1600 eligible applications.

The District Congress Committee held a 'Sangathan Sirjan Abhiyan' meeting to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. AICC observer Sachin Yadav gathered feedback to select the DCC head, guided by the All India Congress Committee. Key leaders attended, including Fatehgarh Sahib MP Amar Singh.

Paddy procurement started today in Lalru mandi. Farmers sold their crops at the MSP of Rs 2,389 per quintal. MLA Randhawa urged farmers to harvest mature, dry crops and avoid stubble burning. The administration assured support for a smooth season.

TiE Chandigarh and Sahayak Associates are co-hosting 'Parivartan ka Utsav -- Udaan' on Friday. The event celebrates women entrepreneurs, featuring inspirational stories, business pitches, and an exhibition showcasing women-led businesses.

Following the Hoshiarpur murder of a child allegedly by a migrant worker, social and religious groups in Kurali Market warned migrant laborers to obey local laws. Protests included removing shop encroachments, road blockades with victim banners, and emergency vehicle passage.