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The activities for March 7 include special guided forest tours starting at Paryavaran Bhawan, tapestry weaving workshops at Le Corbusier centre, art workshop, Kavi Sammelan at Tagore Theatre.

Take a look at parts of ‘City Beautiful’ where rutted roads have become endemic

The walk was flagged off by Deputy Director PGI Kumar Gaurav Dhawan and Financial Advisor Kumar Abhay. About 150 people took part in the walk, that concluded with a street play organised by the Chandigarh Theatre Arts Group.

Several road safety experts maintained that an increase in the timing of liquor serving will raise many concerns pertaining to the law and order situation in the city. Presently, the use of alcohol sensors to check the presence of alcohol is prohibited in Chandigarh in view of the pandemic.

The incident occurred on February 27 and the victim, Bharti Mahajan, received a fracture in one arm.

Subhash Chander Khanna and his wife, Urmil Khanna, took a medi-claim policy from the The Oriental Insurance Company Limited.

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In another major development, 3 star and 4 star hotels have been allowed to serve liquor round the clock. Earlier, bars and clubs were allowed to remain open till 1am and most places would start winding up from 12.30am.

The wanted person, identified as Himanshu Kakria of Muktsar Sahib, was taken away by his wife Seerat in her Swift car.

Shelly of Sector 20 and Saurabh of Sunny Enclave in Kharar are 4th year MBBS students. Shubham of Sector 35 was working in Ukraine.

UT Advisor Dharam Pal, while speaking to The Indian Express said, “We have finalised and approved the Expression of Interest (EOI) that is to be called for the waste-to-energy plant. By next week, EOI shall be put up online. Firms abroad and from all over the country can then participate and come forward to set up its best technology in Chandigarh."

The affidavit was filed by Vinay Pratap Singh, DC, Chandigarh, on behalf of the UT Administration, after the High Court had asked the DC to appear before it in person.

In 2017, the hospital site was put up for auction for Rs 344 crore on leasehold basis but found no bidders. Now, the board CEO Yashpal Garg is seeking the sale of these properties on a freehold-basis.

A case has been registered at Mani Majra police station.

A senior officer of the CHB said that the land which, would be five acres, will be given entirely on freehold basis.