- Couple allowed to divorce without separation period - Times of India
Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana high court has made it clear that if marriage between two parties has broken down irretrievably, they cannot be den.
- UT health workers to get 2 chances at getting jabbed - Times of India
Chandigarh: Only two chances will be given to the health workers for vaccination.
- 38% healthcare workers get first vaccine dose on Day 5 - Times of India
Chandigarh: Continuing with lukewarm response to the ongoing Covid-19 vaccination drive, Punjab recorded coverage of 38% on Friday.
- Amarinder to launch Patiala heritage hotel project next week - Times of India
Chandigarh: Punjab chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh is likely to virtually launch, next week, a Rs 8.
- 62k inoculated in Haryana so far; Ggn, F?bad on top - Times of India
Chandigarh: Haryana’s vaccination count on Friday reached 62,142, as total 15,961 persons got vaccine’s first dose at 256 session sites across the sta.
- Capt announces jobs for kin of farmers who died during stir - Times of India
Chandigarh: Chief minister Amarinder Singh on Friday announced jobs for one member each of the families of Punjab farmers who lost their lives during .
- Parida launches e - carts at Sukhna - Times of India
Chandigarh: The UT forest and wildlife department introduced solar powered e-carts at Sukhna Lake for the elderly, pregnant women and the disabled, on.
- Pkl body for solar plants, like UT ones - Times of India
Panchkula: Members of the Citizens Welfare Association (CWA) sent a request letter to the Haryana power minister as well as the chief minister request.
- In Hry, cops will not stop farmers heading to Delhi - Times of India
Chandigarh: Haryana Police has decided not to confront farmers on their way to Delhi-Haryana borders for the tractor parade on Republic Day.
- Chandigarh?s GMCH - 32 starts awareness drive to counter vaccine hesitancy - Hindustan Times
Chandigarh?s GMCH - 32 starts awareness drive to counter vaccine hesitancy
- Chandigarh Administration mulls reducing collector rates | Chandigarh NYOOOZ - NYOOOZ
Dushyant Singh PundirTribune News ServiceChandigarh January 20The UT Administration is considering reducing the collector rates to make housing more affordable in the city.
The issue will come up for discussion during a meeting of the Administrator's Advisory Council likely to be held on February 10.
The council advises the UT Administration on developmental issues and policy matters.
Owing to the high rates of property the Chandigarh Housing Board had last year shelved a group housing scheme launched in Sector 53.
However with a reduction in collector rates the prices of houses could come down in the city.
- COVID - 19: 25 new cases recorded in Chandigarh - Republic World
The COVID-19 death toll in Chandigarh rose to 332 on Friday with one more fatality, while 25 new cases pushed the infection count to 20,664, a medical bulletin issued here said.
- Solar carts introduced for birdwatchers at Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh - Hindustan Times
Solar carts introduced for birdwatchers at Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh
- Striking garbage collectors to return to work in Chandigarh - Hindustan Times
Striking garbage collectors to return to work in Chandigarh
- Chandigarh bumps up vaccination sites to six after encouraging turnout - Hindustan Times
Chandigarh bumps up vaccination sites to six after encouraging turnout
