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THE police uniform has been dusted and put away. The Oxford shoes have been dumped somewhere, and the cap remains a souvenir. There is no morning reporting to worry about. Finally, not addressing anyone as ‘Sir’ comes as a huge...
Chandigarh consumer commission finds deficiency in service after guest was locked in bathroom for over an hour
Sidhu (88), who retired as DIG from the Punjab Police in 1996, has earned nationwide admiration for his quiet yet powerful commitment to cleanliness in the city
The Supreme Court upheld a High Court decision quashing the summoning of INLD chief Abhay Singh Chautala in a 2008 defamation case. The case, filed by retired IPS officer Param Vir Rathee, involved alleged defamatory statements causing reputational damage. The Gurugram court summons in 2010 was initially upheld, then quashed by the High Court.
Retired 88-year-old IPS officer Inder Jit Singh Sidhu, featured by Chandigarh Tribune for cleaning streets, has garnered national attention. He's praised for his daily garbage collection in Chandigarh, inspiring many, including Anand Mahindra, who lauded his dedication and selfless service.
