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In a major respite to senior Haryana bureaucrat, Rajeev Arora, IAS, the who is additional chief secretary (home, health and family welfare), the Punja

Dushyant Singh Pundir Tribune News Service Chandigarh, December 14 Under the public-private partnership (PPP) scheme of the Centre, the UT Administration is mulling handing over Government Multi-Sp

The petitioner, Panipat-Jalandhar NH-1 Tollway Private Limited, through counsel Advocate Sumeet Goel, has contended before the bench that company suffered loss of around Rs 36.63 crore, excluding interest, following non-collection of requisite toll fees at Ladowal toll plaza from October 7 to November 24.

Bathinda: Punjab farm groups, aiming to get the Union government to repeal the three agri-marketing laws, have distanced themselves from the human rig.

To curb further movement, police have installed nakas at the Punjab and Haryana borders. “The idea is that people feel there is police presence at the borders to minimise movement of protesters,” said a Haryana police officer.

Ludhiana: The fast unto death of Harmeet Sing Kingra, president of Punjab Agricultural University Teachers’ Association (PAUTA) in protest against non.

Ludhiana: The chief minister office (CMO) of Punjab has marked an enquiry into controversial alleged celebratory firing by Youth Congress functionarie.

Tikri Border (Jhajjar): Ruby Upadhyay (40), who belongs to Chhapra district in Bihar, runs a sweet shop at Tikri border, where farmers have been prote.

Punjab Congress was not able to put up a united show at Shambhu border on Monday during a protest led by PPCC chief Sunil Jakhar in support of farmers’ agitation.

In an initiative to check the spread of COVID cases, on Monday the Chandigarh administration banned the consumption of hookah in bars and restaurants in the Union Territory.

Bathinda: Amid farmers’ protests against agricultural laws, a marginal farmer of Alampur Bodla village in Mansa consumed a poisonous substance.

“Before coming to Delhi under our ‘Dilli Chalo’ movement, we were prepared for a long protest that is why we brought six months ration with us and when it will be over our men in Punjab will bring more,” said Satnam Singh Sahni, the general secretary of BKU (Doaba).

Serving of hookah banned in Chandigarh for 60 days

In the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, Chandigarh on Monday imposed a ban on the operation of hookah bars in the Union Territory from December 14 to February 11.

CM Amarinder Singh has done no work in the past approximately four years in power and now he is looking for ways and means out of the farmer's protest and agitation so that people can forget about the misrule, said Harpal Singh Cheema.