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Chandigarh teachers demand pay as per 7th commission

CHANDIGARH: A delegation of college teachers of government and aided colleges in Chandigarh met BJP leader Sanjay Tandon on Thursday to demand UGC, the Seventh Pay Commission and other retirement benefits on the pattern of other Union territories of the country.

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Rape a crime against holy body of girl child, says local court in Haryana’s Kaithal

CHANDIGARH: A local court in Haryana’s Kaithal town observed that “rape is a crime against the holy body of a girl and the soul of the society” while awarding a 25-year jail term to granthi (preacher) of a gurdwara for raping two minor girls.

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Energy conservation: Punjab to focus on green residences

CHANDIGARH: Making residential complexes energy efficient will soon be the new thrust area of Punjab with the state being one of the five picked by the Centre for setting up Eco-Niwas Samhita (ENS) cells. As energy conservation building code for apartments is voluntary at present, it would soon be made…

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27 Covid cases reported in Tricity

CHANDIGARH/MOHALI/PANCHKULA: Chandigarh reported nine Covid cases on Thursday. Of the 91,776 cases reported so far, 90,500 patients have been cured and there are 111 active cases. The death tally is 1,165.

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UT is getting call records of union leaders, DC tells court

CHANDIGARH: The call detail records (CDR) of mobile phones used by power department union leaders are being obtained by the Chandigarh administration to examine their role in the strike. This was stated in an affidavit submitted by Chandigarh deputy commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh in the Punjab and Haryana high court…

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Congress MPs from Punjab meet Meenakshi Lekhi, demand speedy evacuation from Ukraine

CHANDIGARH: Six Congress MPs from Punjab on Wednesday met minister of state for external affairs Meenakshi Lekhi and urged her for speedy evacuation of Indian students stuck in Ukraine.

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India vs Sri Lanka: Mohali to allow 50 percent crowd for Virat Kohli's 100th Test

CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) has decided to open the gates for spectators at 50% capacity for the upcoming first Test between India and Sri Lanka, which will be Virat Kohli’s 100th for India.

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India vs Sri Lanka: Empty bullet shells found in bus ferrying Sri Lankan cricketers

CHANDIGARH: Two empty bullet shells were found in a private bus the Sri Lankan cricket team members were about to board from their hotel here, reports said on Monday.

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Ranji Trophy: Middle order delivers hard-earned draw for Chandigarh

CHANDIGARH: Chandigarh's middle order batting finally came of age after Ankit Kaushik complimented the efforts of the top order with a fighting century to help his side salvage a draw against Baroda in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group B encounter at Cuttack on Sunday. The result helped the UT side…

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After state’s reorganisation in 1966, Jat Sikhs got a boost

CHANDIGARH: Around 1880, a reformist movement had started within Sikhs and one of its core characters was to work against caste discrimination.

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In Haryana too, Jats have had their say in power

CHANDIGARH: The Jat community in Haryana has been playing a key role in the state’s politics as well as in the state's economy. The community constitutes around 27% of state’s population and has a strong presence in around 40 of 90 state assembly seats of the state.

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Haryana guest teacher working as freelance scribe sacked

CHANDIGARH: The Haryana education department has sacked a school guest teacher in Narnaund of Hisar for his alleged anti-government activities. The department action against Ajay Kumar Lohan has come despite him having taken a ‘No Objection Certificate’ to pursue his passion for freelancing.

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Haryana: Kingpin of online examination cheating racket held

CHANDIGARH: In a significant development, the Special Task Force (STF) of Haryana police on Sunday arrested Raj Teatiya aka Raj Singh, the mastermind who would hack the computers of online examinations with servers, and his associate Sachin Kumar.

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474 new Covid cases, 6 deaths in Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh

CHANDIGARH/SHIMLA: The northern states of Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh on Sunday reported 474 new cases of Covid-19 along with six deaths. Punjab accounted for 71 cases and no death, Haryana for 360 cases and two deaths, and Himachal Pradesh for 43 case and four deaths.

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Road rage: Midnight outing leads to ordeal in Sector 16

CHANDIGARH: A woman and two men were injured and their car damaged in a case of road rage in Sector 16 on Saturday late night.

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3-day rose festival ends on a melodious note

CHANDIGARH: Multiple events were organised on the last day of the 50th Rose Festival on Sunday. Being a sunny day, a large crowd thronged the Rose Garden. A number of artists from across the country delivered performances. The main attraction was a musical evening by Sufi singer Mamta Joshi.

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Covid peak over, but mortality persists in UT

CHANDIGARH: From February till date, 40 Covid deaths have been reported. While some states have reported no deaths for a while, there is no such gap in the city. Public health experts feel that the city has a greater population of the elderly, which is why mortality has been high…

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Chandigarh: Pulse Polio drive launched at Sukhna Lake

CHANDIGARH: To maintain the polio free status of Chandigarh, Dharam Pal, adviser to the administrator launched the three-day Pulse Polio campaign by administering polio drops to children below five years at Sukhna Lake on Sunday.

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Ranji Trophy: Harnoor, Arslan lead Chandigarh’s fightback against Baroda after Jagjit's five-for

CHANDIGARH: Chandigarh got some respite after two gloomy days as openers Arslan Khan and debutant Harnoor Singh slammed contrasting half-centuries to take help the team reach 177/0 in their second innings after Baroda had amassed 517 in their first essay of their Ranji Trophy Elite Group B match in Cuttack…

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More trouble in store for listless Chandigarh against Baroda

CHANDIGARH: If the batters failed to live up to the expectations on the opening day, it was the Chandigarh bowlers, who struggled and conceded a healthy 230-run first innings lead as Baroda raced to 398 for 7 at stumps on the second day of their Elite Group B Ranji Trophy…

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Ranji Trophy: Fragile middle order continues to haunt Chandigarh against Baroda

CHANDIGARH: 30, 35 and 38 were the only notable partnerships for Chandigarh before being bundled out for a meagre 168 in 62.3 overs, and merely two sessions into the first day's play of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group B match against Baroda in Cuttack. Baroda made good use of the…

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Ranji Trophy: Chandigarh, Baroda look to make amends

CHANDIGARH: Bruised and battered by first round losses, both Chandigarh and Baroda will hope to gain the upper hand when the two teams face off in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group B second round fixture at the Vikash Cricket Ground in Cuttack from Thursday.

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Chandigarh power crisis blows over: After 41 hours and Army’s support to UT administration, union calls off strike

CHANDIGARH: Finally, after 41 hours of power crisis in Chandigarh, the Chandigarh administration and UT powermen union reached a consensus, and UT powermen union announced calling off strike at 4pm on Wednesday.

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‘Most people who took poison during Covid had lost their job’

CHANDIGARH : Most people who consumed poison in the region during the Covid-19 pandemic had lost their jobs, according to a study by the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh.

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No class 8 boards in Haryana this year

CHANDIGARH : In a temporary relief for the students of private schools, Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday deferred the assignment of class V and VIII examinations to the state education board by a year.

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