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I could not compromise the principles of democratic governance. So I took voluntary retirement in 1985 with 15 years of service left, writes MG Devasahayam.

In 'Closing the Book', Kavita Singh traces how the museumisation of the Granth became a rallying point for Sikhs in 2003.

Chandigarh University becomes first University of India to have record number of 309 International Tie-ups with foreign universities - ThePrint

Placements of Mass Communication students scales a new high at Chandigarh University - ThePrint

Chandigarh University extends helping hand for meritorious and economic weaker students through its Financial Aid Program - ThePrint

PG Govt College, Chandigarh honors Veteran Lawyer and Alumni, KTS Tulsi and Manmohan Sarin for their exemplary services - ThePrint

International Academic Alliance program offered by Chandigarh University is helping to fulfill the dreams of Indian students to study abroad - ThePrint

Protesting farmers on Saturday had broken police barriers at the Chandigarh-Mohali border while trying to head towards the Punjab Governor house.

Chandigarh University?s Aruna Tanwar becomes India?s first ever Taekwondo athlete to qualify for Paralympics - ThePrint

Chandigarh University introduces Industry-driven futuristic programs in emerging fields - ThePrint

PGIMER alleged Chandigarh administration had blocked its access to oxygen, while the latter accused the premier hospital of 'illegally' accessing supplies beyond its allocation.

Following a meeting of the Covid control teams from the six worst-hit districts in Punjab, CM Amarinder Singh says India is one country and all its people and resources are common.

The 42-year-old Covid patient was under treatment for fungal pneumonia. He was also treated for anxiety by the psychiatry department, the hospital statement said.

Chandigarh administration has appealed to lawyers, accountants & traders among others to set up these micro Covid facilities in community centres of residential areas.

The study used five key parameters as factors for a 'happy life' — work, relationship, physical & mental health, philanthropy, religion/spirituality.