- 16th October, 2017 Times of India
- Students, alumni, profs tell PU how it can win top tag
Chandigarh : Panjab University (PU) is taking suggestions from students, professors and alumni to prepare a research and academic plan for its proposal to become an institute of eminence (world-class institution). The deadline to submit the proposal to ... - Counter - attack the buzzword for Gupta
Chandigarh : He was not even born when back in 1972, West Indian Lawrence Rowe created history by scoring a double hundred on his debut Test innings. Rewind to 2017 and a Jalandhar lad launched his first-class debut with a strokeful double ton against ... - PUNJAB UNDER THE HAMMER
Chandigarh : Vidarbha opener Sanjay Ramaswamy made the most of the three lives that he got from Punjab fielders to score a delightful century on Sunday. Middle-order batsman Ganesh Satish too notched up a ton as the duo put Vidarbha firmly in the ... - 2 pick garbage during day, pick vehicles at night in city
Chandigarh : The police on Sunday claimed to have busted a gang of auto-lifters, with the arrest of two persons and recovered eight stolen vehicles from them. The accused, both private garbage collectors, were active for last three to four months. Ram ... - 660 students awarded degrees in PEC convocation
Chandigarh : As many as 660 graduates of PEC University of Technology were bestowed with degrees, gold medals and awards at the 47th annual convocation on Saturday. Out of them, 407 students received their degrees across eight BTech programmes ...
- 15th October, 2017 Times of India
- BJP ahead of Congress in poll preparations
To ensure the selection of its winning candidates, BJP leaders first held a meeting at Naina Devi in Bilaspur district on October 11. Further to which another meeting was held at Chandigarh on Friday and now the final meeting took place in Delhi on ... - A first: 8 PEC teachers get PhD degrees
Chandigarh : Eight teachers of PEC University of Technology on Saturday received degrees for PhD, completing their years of learning as students and creating history on the campus. It was for the first time that so many faculty members were among 27 ... - Led by sound, Angmo scales Friendship Peak
Nursing a dream to climb the Mt Everest one day, Angmo did not let her disability become an obstacle and came to Chandigarh in 2016. "I came to know that the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering was holding trails for people with ... - Conference, fest, campaign across city
Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (degree wing), Sector 26 celebrated annual-techno cultural fiesta "APRATIM- The Phoenix Rises" on for two days which conluded on Saturday. The fest had a unique cultural theme 'Andaaz Apna Apna' ... - Firm chosen, but work for new no. plates not given
Chandigarh : Even nearly four months after fixing rates for affixation of high security registration plates (HSRP), the transport department has failed to allot the work to the shortlisted firm, leading to a heavy pendency of around 1 lakh. HSRP number ... - 'Ahimsa' silk, clay tiles, herbal plants a hit at CII fair
Chandigarh : Hundreds of shoppers from the Tricity and the surrounding areas thronged the Parade Grounds on Saturday, the second day of the CII Chandigarh Fair 2017 to make the most of the attractive discounts offered there for the Diwali festivities. - Yuvi to add firepower
Chandigarh : For Yuvraj Singh, the road towards yet another comeback to the Indian team will begin on Saturday when Punjab take on Vidarbha in their second Ranji Trophy match of this season at the IS Bindra PCA Stadium. The man himself seemed ... - Paddy traders encroach upon road, residents face inconvenience
Chandigarh : The road behind Tau Devi Lal stadium in Panchkula and other roads near the stadium have been blocked for the past one week by farmers and traders, who have arrived here for trade at the grain market there. They have encroached upon the ... - Damaged roads, no streetlight bane of Sec 40 residents
Chandigarh : It's double whammy for residents of Sector 40 here, who are facing the challenge of commuting on damaged roads and that too in absence of streetlights during the night. As if this is not enough, overgrown trees block the light of a few ... - Planting of drugs: Charges framed
Chandigarh : In a case of planting drugs, a district court has framed charges against a former UT police inspector and a lawyer. Retired cop Tarsem Singh Rana and lawyer Jatin Salwan are accused under Sections 18 (punishment for contravention in ...
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