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A brainstorming session was organised in Chandigarh to discuss various environmental issues faced by the states of Haryana, Chandigarh and Punjab.

The CASM claims that the income of nearly 40,000 drivers in the Tricity has been adversely affected by the rise in the prices of petrol, diesel and the CNG

During the survey, almost 2,500 people were contacted and a total of 1395 people responded.

While interacting with journalists at his residence in Ambala on Saturday, Vij said, “On the issue of Chandigarh, we have clearly said that till we do not get the water of SYL and Hindi speaking areas from Punjab, we will stay in Chandigarh.”

Petitioner Mohammad Idrish moved to HC, seeking anticipatory bail in an FIR registered on March 17, 2022, under sections 384 (Punishment for extortion), 420 (Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property), 341 (Punishment for wrongful restraint), 120-B (Punishment of criminal conspiracy) of the IPC.

According to the police, the Odisha man, identified as Saroj Kumar Tripathi, has named six people, including a woman, in his complaint to the police, who he claimed had offered him extremely high returns — 3 per cent daily returns on his invested amount, which would have doubled in 66 days.

The petitioner, Abhishek Bhateja, through his counsel, Advocate Anurag Chopra, moved to the HC contending that SPCA is a recognised and approved society by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI).

The camp was organised under the directions of Justice Ritu Bahri, Judge Punjab and Haryana High Court -cum Chairperson, State Legal Services Authority, District Legal Services Authority, Chandigarh.

The CASM claims that the income of nearly 40,000 drivers in the Tricity has been adversely affected by the rise in the prices of petrol, diesel and the CNG

Each of the sessions will have an experiential component, which will help guide participants on how to apply some of the insights in their daily life. The purpose of the fair is to make a meaningful difference in our lives, and every session will address that in various creative ways.

Her interest in golf developed during the first wave of Covid-19 when colleges were shut. "As classes shifted to the online mode during the first wave, I was forced to return home and with so much spare time on hand, I decided to give golf a try as I have a family of avid golfers” said Grewal.

The Chandigarh swimmer, who was competing in her first national or international swimming meet in the last six months, returned to the pool with a bang with a gold medal in the women’s 50 m breastroke event in the Thailand Age Group Swimming Championships 2022 at Samut Prakan, Thailand.

Jai Gupta, who is a student of ST John’s High School, Sector 26, carded a fourth round score of one over-73 to finish with an overall score of 23-over-303 and claim the tied-second place. Anshul Mishra of West Bengal claimed the title with an overall score of 10-over-290.

Mitra on Friday paid a visit to Sector 15, during which she took stock of various ongoing development works in the area as well as addressed the issues of area residents. During her inspection, Mitra also found that the sector had issues of water logging, and directed corporation officials to increase the road gullies.

Karnal Singh Dalal also said that meanwhile Haryana may continue to stake claim over Chandigarh, the capital it jointly shares with Punjab.