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The victim, Jagjeet Singh from Amritsar district, was hit on the chest with a piece of pipe while trying to evade a head injury
This decision comes after a heavy student protest, which was further fuelled by the announcement of reforms in PU's governing bodies (Senate and Syndicate)
One of the two Nihang suspects has been identified as Gurdeep Singh, who is reportedly linked to Sikh Bandi Chudao Morcha
Channi joins the ongoing protest by the PU students against the Centre's latest move of restructuring the Panjab University's governing bodies
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The Bench also sought clarity on whether the Master Plan had been duly notified and whether due procedure had been followed for its amendment
Son died in an accident in 2020
Students raised slogans against PU and Chandigarh Police
Thakur pointed out that the BJP government had launched numerous welfare schemes without making any false guarantees
The cross examination of the prosecution witness was completed today in the CBI cour
The house was abuzz with activity as visitors poured in to congratulate the family
The development comes at a time when heaps of garbage are lying outside residential societies, alongside roads and at public places
House approves new memorandum listing guidelines for door-to-door collection
Turned into central university
A 22-year-old youth, Anil Chauhan, who had been missing since October 15
To raise issue in Parl; ex-Senators mull legal challenge
A fire broke out at one of the banquet halls and soon engulfed the other in Zirakpur during a wedding party around 10:30 pm on Sunday night
This is the house, which has been freshly painted for AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, to stay during his visit(s) to Chandigarh
Amanjot Kaur looks back at night of World Cup triumph
Protesters lock gate; Professors laud reform; Parties stage protest
Issue of not inviting local councillors at inaugurations raised
Protest held at Sector 17
Protests erupted in Chandigarh against the Centre's restructuring of Panjab University. AAP, Congress, SAD, and SGPC condemned the move as an attack on Punjab's heritage. Some academics support the changes, citing overdue reforms and improved governance.
High court upholds AFT’s sentence of dismissal and life sentence awarded by a GCM to a soldier who shot his two colleagues
CBI alleges that the Punjab Vigilance Bureau filed a parallel FIR on identical allegations to frustrate its probe
The new MoU aims to improve waste management in Chandigarh and make the city cleaner and more hygienic
BJP councillors allege they were not invited to inauguration functions of MPLAD-funded projects; chaos erupts in House after nameplate incident
Police conducted a cordon and search operation (CASO) in Dera Bassi. Led by DSP Bikramjit Singh Brar and other officers, the operation involved intensive checking and raids. Seven suspects were detained and six motorcycles were impounded.
The Indian government's plan to restructure Panjab University's governing bodies, replacing elected officials with nominated members, has sparked outrage in Punjab. Political parties accuse the Centre of undermining the state's autonomy, attempting to politicize the university, and potentially violating the Panjab University Act of 1947. They are preparing legal challenges.
The Indian government dissolved Panjab University's elected bodies, reducing the Senate's size and making the Syndicate fully nominated. This move, opposed by all parties except the BJP, including Punjab's CM, is seen as undemocratic and an assault on the university's autonomy and Punjab's rights.
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