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Kochi, July 30 A man allegedly shot dead a 24-year-old woman before killing himself in Nellikuzhi village near Kothamangalam in Ernakulam district of Kerala on Friday, police said. The woman was a f

HIV+ man jumps to death at Chandigarh govt hospital

CBSE Class 12 results: Hiteshwar Sharma tops Chandigarh tricity area

Transfers deed in Chandigarh must state parents will be taken care of

Cloud over vaccination drive as Chandigarh awaits fresh doses

By polluting the soil and air, as found by a PEC study, the landfill violates the fundamental right of people living in the vicinity besides ignoring several other environment laws.

Lanka beat India, claim T20 series 2 - 1 : The Tribune India

YAMUNANAGAR: Yamunanagar Municipal Corporation (MC) commissioner Ajay Singh Tomar suspended a junior engineer (JE) Pankaj Kamboj of electric branch of.

A place is already earmarked and dedicated for the memorial, which was part of the original plan of the Capitol Complex, along with Open Hand, Geometric Hill and Tower of Shadow.

The Heartians emerged victors as they courageously vanquished all pandemic impediments and continued with its record 100 per cent pass percentage. Gurkirat Kaur of non-medical proved her mettle with

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, July 30 The CBSE today declared the results of Class XII on the basis of past performance of three years i.e. Classes X, XI and XII. Ishroop Kaur Brar, a student of

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, July 29 Chandigarh reported four new Covid-19 cases over the last 24 hours, a health bulletin from the union territory’s administration said on Friday. Chandiga

Kochi, July 30 A man allegedly shot dead a 24-year-old woman before killing himself in Nellikuzhi village near Kothamangalam in Ernakulam district of Kerala on Friday, police said. The woman was a f

These projects envisage to provide 70 litre per capita per day potable drinking water at the consumer-end through functional household tap connections

Chandigarh: Five water supply schemes worth Rs 445.89 crore have been approved by NABARD for Punjab under the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund. Rajiv Siwach, chief general manager, NABARD, said t