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The police have filed a chargesheet in the court against Ashish Kapoor, SP, Vigilance Department, and five others for favoring one of the accused in a case of illegally grabbing forest land at Karoran village in the district.

A biker (32) died after a vehicle hit him near the PEC lights point on Friday. The deceased has been identified as Laxmikant Mishra. In another case, Jhampur resident Rajesh Kumar (45) died after a tractor hit his two-wheeler around 12:40 pm near the Jhampur barrier. Rajesh and his daughter, Naina (

Chandigarh: The city reported 87 new Covid cases on Saturday. The active cases stand at 686. Two persons died, a 70-year-old unvaccinated person who suffered from a pulmonary disease and a 28-year-old woman who was brought dead and tested positive posthumously. — TNS

Congress MP Preneet Kaur on Saturday attending a meeting of the BJP here and sought votes for her husband Amarinder Singh in the Punjab assembly polls.

Chandigarh: Wrong info for passport has man booked

Chandigarh reported 87 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, a bulletin from the UT’s administration showed on Saturday.

One cannot go wrong with a black dress. We’ve known it and Madhuri Dixit flaunts it. Setting mood for the weekend, the beautiful actress shared her photos in a black midi dress and don’t we just love it. Expressing her love for the ensemble, she wrote, “There's always something abo

Chandigarh forms panel to evaluate eligibility for cash awards

Ridiculing Capt Amarinder Singh for his claim that he received calls from Pakistan to make Navjot Singh Sidhu a minister, AAP’s CM candidate Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday said why did he keep it a secret for so many years? Was it at the behest of Pakistan that Captain offered the ministry to Sidhu

A former Judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Ajit Singh Bains, breathed his last today. He was 99.

Darbara Singh Guru, senior Akali leader and former principal secretary to Parkash Badal, joins Congress

INDIA may be on course to introduce e-passports, with embedded microchips and futuristic technology, to improve security and make immigration clearance a breeze at border posts worldwide, but some basic flaws at the ground level need a quick resolution. The detection of as many as 200 passports made

There could not be a bigger contrast in my life as I was with my father who passed away a few years ago. He was tall and fair complexioned while I am short and dark. He was exceptionally handsome with beautifully chiselled features as the photos of his younger days in my house testify. I am actually

Two candidates have been booked for concealing information about being proclaimed offenders (POs) while filing nomination papers for the Assembly elections.

There is only one religion, though there are a hundred versions of it. — George Bernard Shaw