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Inside pics of Rajkummar Rao-Patralekhaa’s expensive wedding venue in Chandigarh - The venue, according to the luxury stay's website, is located in the Siswan Forest Range, at the foothills of the Himalayas, and spans 8,000 acres.

Congress appoints Harish Chaudhary as Punjab, Chandigarh in-charge - Harish Chaudhary is a Cabinet Minister in the Ashok Gehlot Government in Rajasthan.

Punjab CM meets Navjot Singh Sidhu in Chandigarh - Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi met Navjot Singh Sidhu on October 18 in Chandigarh hours after PPCC chief made letter to Sonia Gandhi public. Sidhu on October 15 wrote to Sonia Gandhi highlighting 'priority areas Congress-led Punjab government must deliver upon'. Punjab assembly election is likely to be carried out in the first quarter of March.

Chandigarh colleges to reopen from today - With the decline in the number of COVID cases, the Chandigarh administration announced to allow institutions of higher education to reopen from August 11. The colleges have opened for the new admissions as well. The institution can adopt hybrid teaching (online and offline) as per requirement.

School reopening news: Chandigarh schools to reopen from THIS date, check details here - Chandigarh to reopen schools for classes 7th and 8th from August 9, 2021.

Punjab CM pays tribute to Kargil War heroes in Chandigarh - Punjab Chief Minister Captain (Retired) Amarinder Singh on July 26 laid a wreath and saluted the valorous soldiers on the occasion of 22nd Kargil Vijay Diwas at a memorial in Chandigarh. The Indian Armed Forces had defeated Pakistan on July 26, 1999 by capturing mountains from Pakistani Army.

Congress workers protest in Chandigarh over hike in fuel, vegetable prices - A group of Congress workers turned vendors and sold vegetables as a protest in front of the Municipal Corporation office on July 13, against rising prices of fuel and vegetables.

COVID-19: Chandigarh imposes full curfew for two days from today, know what will remain open - During the full curfew, shops dealing with essential goods such as milk, bread, vegetable, and fruits will be allowed to open till 2 pm.

COVID-19: Chandigarh boy raises funds to buy oxygen concentrators for patients - A 16-year-old boy from Chandigarh, has come forward to help people dealing with the oxygen shortage. Garv Singh has raised over Rs 7 lakhs online to purchase oxygen concentrators for helping the needy COVID patients. “I bought a concentrator with my saving of Rs 50,000, and then I started a fundraiser and bought 13 concentrators. I give it to the needy," Singh told ANI.

Chandigarh: COVID-19 restrictions extended till June 30 - From earlier till 3 pm, shops will now be allowed to open from 9 am till 4 pm.

COVID-19: Chandigarh extends weekend curfew till May 31 - know the rules - The night curfew is in place from 6 pm till 5 am on weekdays. The weekend curfew starts at 5 am on Saturday and continues till 5 am on Monday.

COVID-19: Non-essential shops open in Chandigarh with restricted timings - Considering the substantial reduction in the number of COVID-19 cases and the loss of livelihood for daily wagers, Chandigarh administration has now allowed to re-open all shops for a few hours in weekdays. Now, all non-essential shops will be allowed to remain open from 09:00 am to 03:00 pm. Masks are mandatory to enter shops.While Night curfew will continue from 6 pm to 5 am.

Chandigarh: Artist spread message to get vaccinated through his artwork - In Chandigarh, a miniature artist, Balraj Singh has created an artwork using pieces of chalks to convey special message to the citizens of the country. He is spreading the message of getting vaccinated and be safe from the deadly coronavirus.

COVID-19: Chandigarh curfew extended by another week - It was decided that the maximum number of guests will be 20 in marriages. For this permission from the Deputy Commissioner is a must.

Lockdown in Chandigarh? Here's what the administration has to say - "We are keeping an eye on neighbouring states too. If cases continue to rise then the option of lockdown cannot be ruled out,” Parida said.