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AAP leader Yogeshwar Sharma was arrested by Sub-Inspector Krishan Kumar of EOW.

It was a moment immense of pride for Lt Col DS Cheema to see his son, Karan, get commissioned into the 5 Assam Regiment of the Indian Army at the Passing-out Parade (PoP) on Saturday.

AAP leader Yogeshwar Sharma was arrested by Sub-Inspector Krishan Kumar of EOW.

As for Remdesivir, a doctor from PGIMER looking after the treatment of Covid-19 patients at the Nehru Extension block explained that the medicine’s use is largely similar to the use of Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ).

These HWCs, which are a crucial part of the primary healthcare system, had become even more crucial during the lockdown, since government hospitals were no longer offering OPD services to residents.

The Indian Express drove through Chandigarh's busiest, Sector 22 market to see what has changed since Covid-19.

The MeT department said that 3.4 mm rainfall was recorded in the city during the day. The rainfall recorded around Chandigarh airport was comparatively higher- 8 mm. Panchkula too saw a drizzle during the day.

The accused, a Chandigarh resident, was acquitted of Section 8 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POSCO) Act, by the Court of Additional District and Sessions Judge Rajeev Goyal.

The two policemen identified as head constable Jagjinder Singh and constable Sachin Kumar were dismissed following allegations of accepting a bribe from a Rohtak resident on the first day of implementation of the Amended Motor Vehicle Act, 2019 in Chandigarh.

Chandigarh police woman constable, Suman, was deputed for maintaining the law and order in Grain Market, Sector 26. She had small symptoms and tested positive in GMSH-16.

While eight cases were reported from Mubarikpur, three were reported from Baltana in Derabassi Sub-Division.

According to the FIR, the accused obtained GST registration and had taxable transactions of goods to the tune of Rs 20,46,52,098.

The Panchkula Parents Association President along with parents of students in city schools submitted their demand for the session 2020-21 to be declared ‘No academic session’, keeping in view the prevailing and escalating pandemic.

UT Administrator V P Singh Badnore expressed concern and said that certain restrictions should be imposed and special care should be taken to prevent infection from travellers coming from outside.

During the meeting Chandigarh Adviser Manoj Parida reviewed the protocol being followed by the three districts regarding travelers reaching the city by road, rail and flight.