Single window system introduced for first-time permissions
Single window system introduced for first-time permissions
Organisers to pay Rs 5,000 per hour/per vehicle
Temperatures steady; no rain in sight
Vikramaditya Singh, Himachal Pradesh minister, married Amreen Kaur Sekhon in a private Anand Karaj ceremony. Amreen, an Assistant Professor with degrees including a PhD from Panjab University, is the bride. It is Vikramaditya's second marriage. The HP Deputy CM's daughter's ring ceremony was also held on Monday.
Bench had sought president’s opinion on the matter
Plays varied roles in the ongoing Ramlila at Sector 28
Brother also sustain injuries
Incident took place around 3 am at Reliance Jewellery store in Manimajra
Chandigarh MP Manish Tewari holds a meeting with officials
To represent nation in Sultan of Johar Cup
Professor Pinaki Dutta of PGIMER was named a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London, for contributions to endocrinology. He also received the PN Shah Oration Award from the Endocrine Society of India. Dutta's research focuses on multi-omics approaches for pituitary tumor management.
Day scholars have to get their vehicle details registered
Was arrested in cheating case registered six years ago
123 golfers to take part
The Chandigarh Congress launched a 'Vote chor, gaddi chhod' campaign, accusing the current government of manipulating votes and undermining democracy. Key figures like Rajni Patil and Manish Tewari highlighted the importance of safeguarding electoral integrity and mobilizing the public against alleged undemocratic practices.
Aastha is an Assistant Professor at the University Institute of Legal Studies at HPU, Shimla
The decision was taken through a clear show of hands, amidst warnings from the court about severe space constraints that could make relocation unavoidable
Vikramaditya Singh marries PU professor Amreen Sekhon in a private ceremony held on September 22
Following a viral video of a migrant boy and woman being assaulted in Amloh, police registered a case and arrested three suspects. The boy was injured and hospitalized. Authorities are seeking the remaining three accused and warned against spreading misinformation.
Police arrested Farman, 27, in Yamunanagar, wanted for arms trafficking and other offenses, including harbouring a murder accused. A Rs 5,000 reward was offered. He faces charges under the Arms Act and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Farman is in four-day police custody for interrogation.
An NGO protested outside a Punjab bank, alleging inaction in a financial bungling case at the Sialba Majri branch, with refunds incomplete. They claim others besides the branch manager are culpable. Bank officials deny the charges, citing an arrest and ongoing legal proceedings.
Angad Singh, Kanvar Verma, and Gurgeet Singh placed first, second, and third in the boys' U-14 singles. Abhay Veer Balhara won the U-19 gold. Karanvir Marwah and Ashley Arora also won singles and doubles events. Nehal Tageja and Sunny Tambi were women's and men's 35+ singles champions.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld the punishment of a drunk police constable. Drunkenness on duty is grave misconduct. The court ruled the punishment appropriate and noted that prolonged cases can be resolved efficiently with focused attention. New objections cannot be raised for the first time during the writ process.
In the final, the Sector-37 team posted a 9-2 win over DAV Senior Secondary School, Sector 8
In the girls’ final, Tanvi of Odisha outclassed Rajasthan’s Anvi Rathore 21-11 21-10
Batting first, the railways batters bundled out at 85 in 27.4 overs
Leaders lauded the exemplary courage of the “Punjabi comrades”
The work of laying premix began on the Airport Road and Sector 83
The court observed that an affidavit filed by IAS officer Gupta showed yet another “action plan” extending compliance to 2026. The Bench categorically refused to accept it, observing that no compliance had been effected to date. “The affidavit shows that there is again an action plan till 2026 for compliance which means that order would be complied with in 2026. The affidavit dated September 8 cannot be taken on record since there is no compliance and the same is hereby rejected,” the court observed.
Gradual increase, public dialogue the way forward