Chandigarh

Flags access hurdles at land earmarked at Sarangpur

UT Admn issues notification for acquisition of 0.74 acre in Raipur Kalan

Rain pain: Manimajra, Daria among the worst-affected areas of UT

Mastermind nabbed with stolen goods worth Rs 9 lakh

Citizens can get food items tested on the spot for just Rs 20 per sample

Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy was launched in September 2022

The Bench fixed August 1 as the next date of hearing for further consideration of these matters

The directions came as Justice Sandeep Moudgil’s Bench was told by the petitioner that Bajwa, who's 'hospitalised' for treatment since March, was allegedly using mobile phones and was issuing cheques

Describing the delay as intentional, Justice Bhardwaj asserted the conduct of the police amounted to “setting the wrong example” and protecting the accused

‘Campus Tank’ to promote start-ups, aspiring entrepreneurs

The aim is to shift the focus from marks to meaning and from rote learning to real skills, says PSEB Chairman

This was his first visit to Mohali after being elected as the Chandigarh MP

The police said the car’s occupants were returning from the Bestech Mall after watching a movie when the four youths targeted them

Pre-emptive measures, strict vigil can put UT on road to recovery

Requests Guv to appoint city Cong chief in his place

Lack of infra at tourney venue fails to dampen the spirit of participants

Sector 38 Sports Complex trainees won the most accolades at the badminton tournament, including three gold medals. Jaya Verma, Ditya Arora, Yashna, Ridhima Saini, and Ans Kumar Khare also won gold. Rakshit Singh Mehra (boys' U-11) and Akhil Arora also secured titles. The tournament hosted over 750 participants.

The UT Sports Department held an intramural athletics meet to promote sportsmanship, involving coaches and officials. Inspired by its success, they'll now host similar events every two months, starting with a volleyball tournament in September. The meet aimed to foster fitness and camaraderie within the department.

Chandigarh received 28 mm rainfall on Sunday

Succumbed to injuries during treatment at GMCH-32

A private bank files over 13, 000 cases in five months

Centre sanctions Rs 24 cr, UT earmarks 2 acres for the facility

Rhea Arora, the eighth seed, advanced after a tough win. Saysha Taneja and Anu Moar also qualified. Anandita Sharma upset Shrawasti Kundilya, and Suryanshi Shekhawat won easily. Reet Arora and Priyanka Deepak Rodriks also secured victories. Main draw matches begin July 14.

The Excise Department seized a new stash of illegal liquor from a warehouse in the Transport Area. Officials found barcodes removed to hide the liquor's origin. The godown owner, a repeat offender, likely faces a ban on future excise licenses.

Krishvi Arora won the girls' U-15 title, defeating Aaruhi Thakur. She also won the girls' U-17 title. Trijal Vohra won the boys' U-17 and U-15 titles. Aryan Sachdeva won the boys' U-19 title and Gulsheen Kaur won the girls' U-19 title.