Chandigarh News - Chandigarh Business Information Directory

Around 40 per cent of healthcare workers against the registered beneficiaries turned up for the Covid-19 vaccination in the union territory of Chandigarh on the second day of vaccination drive on Tuesday. A total of 204 health care workers were given doses of vaccination on Tuesday against the

The Chandigarh Administration has geared up for the national launch of Covid-19 vaccine by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 16. “Chandigarh has received 12,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccine on January 12 and vaccines have been scientifically preserved in the District Vaccination Store in

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday launched aviation services between Chandigarh and Hisar at Chandigarh International Airport and handed over a boarding pass to the first passenger to board the aircraft. This service has been started by Air Taxi Aviation Company. The CM said

The Chandigarh Administration has received 12000 doses of Covishield vaccine, a drive for which is scheduled to begin from January 16 across the country. A total of 8,830 healthcare workers including private healthcare providers have been registered in Chandigarh, which are to be administered

11 heritage items belonging to Chandigarh were auctioned in Luxemburg on January 10. 11 lots out of 14 heritage items designed by city’s designer Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret were sold during the auction for a sum of `1,03,37,000 (1.03 cr) . The highest price was fetched by a Teak Sofa for

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s councillor Ravi Kant Sharma was on Friday elected as the new mayor of Chandigarh. With the BJP enjoying a majority in the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh General House, all three top posts including mayor, senior deputy mayor and deputy mayor again went to the

After the detection of bird flu at Pong Dam in Himachal, the Chandigarh Administration on Monday launched an active surveillance and monitoring programme at Sukhna Lake, where migratory birds have arrived for their annual sojourn. More than 1000 migratory birds have reached Sukhna Lake and water

One more resident succumbed to the COVID-19 in the union territory of Chandigarh on Sunday while 16 fresh infections were detected.  “With this, the death toll reached 320 while the total case tally was recorded at 19881 in the city”, stated Chandigarh Health Department’s evening

Chandigarh on Sunday reported 63 fresh coronavirus cases, taking the infection count to 19,486, according to a medical bulletin. No death was reported due to the disease on Sunday and the death toll stands at 315.  The city has 361 active COVID-19 cases, as per the bulletin. Fifty-six more

The Union Minister of State for Home, Nityanand Rai on Monday handed over possession letters and keys of houses at Maloya to 15 families under Affordable Rental Housing Scheme. On the occasion, he congratulated all the 1700 beneficiaries of the Affordable Rental Scheme and asked them to maintain

Punjab Governor and UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore on Thursday launched the first phase of the public bike sharing system being developed under Chandigarh Smart City Limited, from the docking station located at Rock Garden here. The Governor congratulated and encouraged the citizens of the city

Three Covid-19 related fatalities were reported in the union territory of Chandigarh as 115 fresh positive cases surfaced on Monday. “The Covid-19 death toll reached 237. The total positive cases stood at 15249,” stated Chandigarh Health Department’s evening bulletin. The active cases

Five more residents have died due to COVID-19 as Chandigarh reported 288 fresh positive cases, pushing the overall tally past 9000-mark. 106 COVID-19 fatalities and a total of 9256 positive cases have been reported in the city so far, stated the Chandigarh Health Department’s evening

Butterflies are known to be a sensitive indicator for the environment as it is considered that if one finds butterflies around, the air is fresh and clean. Given its credentials as “soldiers of environment”, the ongoing national Big Butterfly Count Week from September 14 to September 20 in the

Due to a surge in COVID-19 positive cases, the Chandigarh Administration on Wednesday declared 27 more areas as micro-containment zones to contain the spread of infection. With the fresh orders, there are now more than 50 micro-containment zones in the city. The COVID-19 case tally stood at 8958