- Central Service Rules: Fellows of PU write to VC
Panjab University fellows Rajat Sandhir and Jatinder Grover have written to the Vice-Chancellor for the implementation of revised pay scales and other benefits for teachers in the light of an announcement made by the Union Home Minister recently.
- PGI nurses hold protest march, want old pension scheme back
Members of the PGI Nurses Welfare Association today took out a protest march from the gate number 1 of the institute to Sector 17 for restoration of the old pension scheme for all employees of the state and Central governments, who joined after January 1, 2004, and scrapping of the National Pension
- Isha Shahpur MC president
Isha Shahpur MC president
- Tribunal issues contempt notice to Director - Principal of GMCH - 32
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has issued a notice to Dr Jasbider Kaur, Director-Principal, Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32 (GMCH-32), on a contempt petition filed by Dr Sushumna Sood under section 17 of the Administrative Tribunal Act 1985 read with Central Administrative
- SHGs help earn extra income, empower women
SHGs help earn extra income, empower women
- RoundGlass Punjab FC lift title
RoundGlass Punjab FC (RGPFC) has won the inaugural JSW Youth Cup 2021-22 by defeating Reliance Foundation Young Champs 2-1.
- Police equestrian meet begins at ITBP centre tomorrow
The 40th All-India Police Equestrian Meet and Police Mounted Duty Meet 2021-22 is set to start on March 31 at Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force’s (ITBP) Basic Training Centre, Bhanu, near Chandigarh, with 275 horses and 17 teams from Central Armed Police Forces and state police forces participa
- Won't issue LoI, Chandigarh reiterates before HC
More than a month after the city plunged into darkness following a strike by power men over the privatisation of their department, the UT Administration has reiterated that the letter of intent (LoI) will not be issued to a private agency.
- 2 years on, Chandigarh MC realises it can't impose Rs5K fine
Nearly two years after the UT Administration notified a fine of Rs5,000 for violations pertaining to pet dog bylaws and the MC having challaned several violators, the corporation has now realised it can only impose a fine of Rs500 as per the law.
- Chandigarh: Court denies anticipatory bail to parking contractor
Additional Sessions Judge Rajeev K Beri denied an anticipatory bail to a parking contractor of the Sector 26 grain market, accused of fleecing people.
- Chandigarh fetches Rs77 cr from auction of 16 liquor vends
The Excise and Taxation Department received 27 bids against 16 liquor vends having a reserve price of Rs62.59 crore.
- Covid: Three fresh cases surface in Chandigarh
Chandigarh: The city reported three fresh coronavirus cases on Tuesday. The number of active cases now stands at 21. The death count is 1,165. Meanwhile, one person was cured of the disease. — TNS
- Chandigarh extends bird park timings
Looking at the soaring temperature during the daytime and the day length during summer, the Department of Forests and Wildlife, UT, has decided to extend the closing time of the Chandigarh Bird Park by 1.30 hours.
- No business transacted in Chandigarh MC House, high drama
None of the seven important development agenda items could be passed today as AAP and the Congress united against the ruling BJP over the issue of the water tariff hike in the city.
- Chandigarh: Valuables stolen from two cars
Chandigarh: Two incidents of bags containing valuables being stolen from vehicles in the city have been reported. According to the police, Sandeep Trehan, a resident of Sector 43, reported that an unknown person stole a laptop and a mobile phone from his Innova that was parked in Sector 9. The polic
