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The Indian Express in a series of reports had tracked paperwork stuck at the UT estate department.

As part of the ongoing Covid-19 vaccination drive, 643 health care workers and frontline workers were inoculated at 19 sites in Chandigarh, against a target of 2,876.

The Indian Express tracked the case of Harvinderjit Kaur, who had applied for a completion certificate of her booth in Sector 20C a decade ago, in February 2011.

Earlier, a budget of Rs 89 lakh was allocated for rose festival. However, in view of the pandemic, it was decided that only symbolic celebrations will be held as the councillors had opposed the expenditure on the festival and had suggested that the same amount be spent on development works in the ward.

The meeting started with the Administrator paying tribute to officials and workers who toiled hard to fight Covid-19 in the city.

Senior officers remained tight-lipped on being asked about what decisions were taken and which important issues were discussed at the meeting.

The Delhi Police lodged a DDR with Chandigarh Police about Singh’s arrest at PS Industrial Area. Police said Singh had wielded his sword on Delhi Police personnel.

The Indian Express accompanied Kuljit Singh, an architect in his late 60s, who has been trying to obtain an occupation certificate for his client Roopa Sharma, owner of a house in Sector 34, since February 8, 2016.

Sources said occupancy in resumed trains is between 65 per cent to 95 per cent.

Sources said occupancy in resumed trains is between 65 per cent to 95 per cent.

The committee said that the need of the hour is to focus on public transport, pedestrians and non-motorised transport.

In the last 24 hours, at least 1,050 samples have been tested, whereas a total of 2,25,242 samples tested till now.

On February 4, the authorities had aimed to vaccinate 948 individuals at nine sites, however, only 344 were vaccinated. The target for the frontline workers was 54, of which 39 received the shot.

A pregnant woman commuting in a car along with her relatives was allowed to pass as one of her relatives had informed the protesters about the situation in advance. They allowed the commuters to pass through the toll and other roads only minutes before 3 pm.

Sources said that the committee rejected the proposal saying Chandigarh has an acute parking problem within residential areas and having nursing homes will further add to the chaos and traffic congestion within the sectors.