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BSP seeks financial relief for fire victims

Army Institute of Law celebrates annual day, Aakriti 'best student'

Hry Speaker hurt in mishap

Beginning May 4, unvaccinated children were to be restricted from attending physical classes in the city

2,773 registered at de - addiction centres in Mohali since 2018

The local Municipal Corporation (MC) today cancelled the tender for bio-methanation as the company was supplying biogas only to a sweets shop instead of supplying it to the residents.

The Health Department has registered a total of 2,773 patients for drug de-addiction since 2018.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has launched five exclusive services of Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) for the benefit of allottees, besides a new portal for farmers for the registration of crop damage.

Advising the Delhi Government against indulging in “petty” politics on the issue of water sharing, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today said that, at present, Haryana is releasing more than 1,049 cusecs of water to Delhi.

In a major crackdown on illicit sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products and smoking in public places, nine teams of the district Health Department conducted raids in various parts of the district in the past 10 days.

A man was robbed of his car at knifepoint on the National Highway here last night.

The Chandigarh Traffic Police today launched new portable night speed radar. With the help of night speed radar guns, speeding during late evening and night hours by motorists will be curbed, which will help in reducing road crashes. Soon, challans will also be issued through these night speed radar

To mark World Biodiversity Day, the UT Department of Environment, in collaboration with Yuvsatta, an NGO, and the Eco-Club of St Joseph’s Senior Secondary School, organised an inter-school poster-making contest’ at the school on the theme, “Plastic Pollution Affects Biodiversity an

After spending over two years in jail as an undertrial, a Fast Track Special Court, Chandigarh, acquitted a 23-year-old youth, Binder Verma, a resident of Burail, Chandigarh, of rape charges after a girl testified before the court that she is not a minor and had solemnised marriage with the accused.