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Home / Photo Gallery / No Vehicle Day Observed In Chandigarh

No-vehicle day observed in Chandigarh

UT employees opt for walking, cycling, public transport and carpooling following Gulab Chand Kataria's appeal
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:45 PM May 20, 2026 IST

  • Chandigarh employees walk to their offices on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Punjab Governor and UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria on his way to the UT Secretariat in an electric cart on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • DC Nishant Yadav walks to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • DGP Sagar Preet Hooda cycles to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Public Relations Director Rajiv Tewari cycles to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • UT Chief Engineer CB Ojha cycles to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Chief Secretary H Rajesh Prasad cycles to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Home Secretary Mandip Singh Barar cycles to his office on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

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