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A statement issued by the administration said, “The project will be installed equal to the connected load maximum upto 10kWp or depending upon the consumption of the consumer.”

Prem Singh Bisht, a complainant in the case, has moved the application in the special CBI court of Dr Sushil Kumar Garg. The court has scheduled hearing of the matter for Monday, June 29.

Bimla Devi of Panchkula obtained a medi-claim policy from IFFCO-TOKIO General Insurance, for herself from October 16, 2017 to October 15, 2018 and got it renewed further uptil October 2019.

“The petitioner prima facie acted in an irresponsible manner by not only obstructing the public servants in discharging their official duties, but due to the provocation and instigation by the petitioner, the residents of the locality indulged in unruly behaviour and pelted stones on the police,” said a single bench of the HC in the order.

One of the three accused women, Neeraj Malhotra (45) is a Proclaimed Offender (PO) in as many as half a dozen cheque bounces cases in the Tricity.

Sources said, for gaining the consent of all the stakeholders including councillor, a clause of the MoU signed between the MC and RWAs will be changed during Monday's house meeting. Around 600 public parks are being maintained by RWAs and MC jointly.

The architects question how the area which was once proposed for commercial development turned into deemed forest.

The decision to discuss the demand of the Chandigarh Hotel Owners’ Associations after June 30 was taken at the war room meeting chaired by UT administrator VP Singh Badnore.

The complaint has been filed by General Secretary of National Consumer Welfare Council at Chandigarh, Bikramjit Singh, seeking a case against Baba Ramdev and the Patanjali Ayurved Limited.

The incident took place around 11.30 am. Police was informed at about 12 pm. Sources said, a police party led by SI Sarita Ray rushed to the spot and Maji was taken to GMCH-32, where doctors declared him dead.

During the Lok Adalat, two prisoners claimed to be juvenile, who were then provided legal aid for raising the same before appropriate court.

Henceforth, all the employees of the civic body will be entitled to free parking in all parking lots of the city.

In Mohali, unidentified persons uprooted a Punjab National Bank (PNB) ATM, containing almost Rs 16 lakh, by tying ropes to it and further tying them to a heavy motor vehicle, on June 10.

The Indian Express spoke to 20 chemist store owners across the city, most of whom insisted that customers need a prescription and have to sign a form consenting to consume the medicine before they are allowed to purchase the drug from chemists.

The matter pertains to the acquisition of land for construction of a road to connect Dakshin Marg in Chandigarh with Punjab boundary - PR-4 road.