Law student bags Rhodes scholarship

Chandigarh From playing five national badminton championships in her middle school and high school, Anupriya Dhonchak has made it big. The law student hailing from Haryana has bagged the prestigious Rhodes scholarship, along with another student Misbah Reshi. The two...

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Dec 06, 2020 IST

Chandigarh

From playing five national badminton championships in her middle school and high school, Anupriya Dhonchak has made it big. The law student hailing from Haryana has bagged the prestigious Rhodes scholarship, along with another student Misbah Reshi. The two will now be pursuing post-graduate studies at the Oxford University next year. TNS

Rewari

Three juveniles arrested for raping minor

The police on Saturday arrested three juveniles on the charge of raping a 12-year-old girl in HUDA Sector 6 here two days ago. They were produced before a juvenile court which sent them to juvenile home. TNS

Ambala

One held, 50 bottles of liquor seized

The police have arrested Ram Kumar of Ambala City in a case of liquor smuggling and claimed to have recovered 50 bottles of illicit liquor from his possession here on Saturday. TNS

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