- 11th January, 2021 Times of India
- Chandigarh: Another shot at letting party boat sail at Sukhna
Rejected once, the UT administration is back in the wooing game. After failing to evoke good response from bidders for the city’s first 80-seater batt - Chandigarh may have to wrap up New Year party by 10pm
As the daily Covid-19 cases are ranging between 36 and 78 in last five days, the UT administration is planning to impose restrictions on the New Year - HC directs Army to review candidature of engineering graduate from Amritsar
The Punjab and Haryana high court has directed the Army authorities to re-consider candidature of an engineering graduate from Amritsar who was denied - Over 29k health workers in city to get vaccine shots
Chandigarh: There are 29,652 health and frontline workers, whose data has been sent to the Union ministry of health and family welfare from the city t. - UT gets Rs 5cr for improving air quality
Chandigarh: In a significant boost to improve the air quality of the city, the ministry of environment and forest of the central government has select. - Mohali?s positivity rate highest in Pb
Mohali: The Mohali district has the highest positivity rate of 12% in the state of Punjab, which is 10 times more than the percentage of the state, bu. - 73% cast votes in HP municipal polls
Shimla: Amid the Covid-19 pandemic and Bird Flu scare, Himachal Pradesh recorded good voter turnout for elections to 50 urban local bodies (ULBs), exc. - Vaccine roll - out from Jan 16: Vij
Chandigarh: Haryana health minister Anil Vij, on Sunday, said roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine in the state would start from January 16. - Hry?s elders have supple joints, but weak lungs: LASI
Chandigarh: Going by the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) Wave-1 (2017-18), Haryana has to make more efforts to improve its health indices.
- 10th January, 2021 Times of India
- Chandigarh look for winning start in Syed Mushtaq Ali
Cricket News: With one eye on qualifying for the Elite Group, Chandigarh will begin their campaign against minnows Nagaland in a Plate Group encounter of the Syed M - Monday Review: TOI's weekly home update of print news from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula
In the 36th edition of Monday Review, watch how a rebellion failed to stop BJP's cakewalk three-nil triumph in the Chandigarh mayoral elections. In Panchkula, BJP's Kulbhushan Goyal takes oath as mayor and, in an interview with TOI, promises to make the city most liveable in the country. Bird flu kills 4.35 lakh chickens over a month in the poultry farms of Barwala and Raipur Rani, while a central team reaches Panchkula. In a lockdown impact, Chandigarh's vehicle registerations during 2020 were the lowest in 16 years. Watch how Mohali's primary and middle classes resume amid Covid-19 but caution keeps turnout low. Chandigarh has challenged the Punjab and Haryana high court's stay on power privatisation and move the Supreme Court. Heartbreak for Chandigarh. Fifth year in a row, the city won't have a tableau in Rajpath's Republic Day parade. Catch the Citizen Reporters in action. Keep reading TOI. To get your copy, call us at this number: 1800 121 0005 - Chhatbir closes bird enclosures for visitors
Though no bird or human has been infected with any type of virus at the Chhatbir Zoo, but after finding that chicken samples from Barwala poultry far - 3,700 birds culled in Barwala
The animal husbandry department on Saturday culled 3,700 birds out of the 1.66 lakh in two poultry farms on the first day of its three-day drive initi - Study: PGI records 45% drop in non - accidental brain surgery cases
PGI recorded a 45% drop in non accidental cases of brain surgery during the Covid pandemic. While there was a surge in cases of surgery necessitated b - Covid has struck 208 cops
A total of 208 cops of the UT police, including a superintendent of police, DSPs, inspectors and constables, contracted the Covid-19 till date. Of the
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