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The pandemic posed several questions infront of the institute and in the course of the months, there emerged quite a few answers as well, as classroom teaching, studio work and collaborative projects gave way to online learning.

As per the latest available data, 16,098 out of every 10 lakh people in Chandigarh have tested positive for the virus. The active ratio is 2.8 per cent, for every 100 confirmed cases, three are currently infected.

The zoo had been shut for the last nine months since March 17. All visitors bought tickets through cashless modes including online booking, swipe machines, using QR codes at the fee counters.

This discussion was moderated by senior journalist Ramesh Vinayak and other participants included Maj Gen Amarjit Singh and Resident Editor of The Indian Express Manraj Grewal Sharma.

In a meeting held by the Panchkula Municipal Corporation Commissioner, Executive Officer of the Corporation- Jarnail Singh and his team were specially congratulated.

Even a majority residents at the public hearing junked the flyover, the UT Administration has decided to go ahead with sector 29/31 flyover project. They will be submitting the decision before Punjab and Haryana High Court next month.

The balloon seller, Jamna Lal, 30, a native of Chittorgarh in Rajasthan, apprehended the snatcher on Tuesday evening.

The selection committee is expected to sit for a round of faculty selections from December 19 to 24 and then again in January, and the letter has seen the light of day a few days before the start of the important and valuable process.

There are over thousands of constables, who have fulfilled the criteria of seniority since 2000, and are waiting for their promotion as per their seniority.

The map, which will be 40 meters long and 40 meters wide, is being prepared using steel. The map will have comprise the prominent places of the city, with the different sectors and roads.

The new system will take off ahead of Swachh Survekshan. A total of 392 vehicles have to be purchased till December-end.

Police also recovered Rs 4.16 lakh from their possession.

The decision came in view of the Covid-19 pandemic and the threat of the spread of coronavirus because of using common hookahs, besides the adverse affect of narcotic chemicals on the health of people, the district officials said.

The petitioner, Panipat-Jalandhar NH-1 Tollway Private Limited, through counsel Advocate Sumeet Goel, has contended before the bench that company suffered loss of around Rs 36.63 crore, excluding interest, following non-collection of requisite toll fees at Ladowal toll plaza from October 7 to November 24.

To curb further movement, police have installed nakas at the Punjab and Haryana borders. “The idea is that people feel there is police presence at the borders to minimise movement of protesters,” said a Haryana police officer.