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Tribune News Service Chandigarh, September 1 The UT Administration re-allocated the departments held by Finance Secretary Ajoy Kumar Sinha and Special Secretary Harish Nayyar after the completion of

Restaurants and bars are all set to reopen after central government and Union Territory administration allowed operations as part of Unlock 4.0. After over 5 months of long gap, clubs are ready to re-open in Chandigarh amid coronavirus pandemic. Club owners are waiting for guidelines which will be issued by the administration soon. Clubgoers will have to wait for few more days till all the club owners manage their operations with safety precautions. Speaking to ANI, the president of Chandigarh Hospitality Association, Ankit Gupta said, “We welcome the decision of reopening bars after 5 months. We are also getting some employees back.” There are total 4550 positive cases of coronavirus in Chandigarh including 1939 active cases.

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, September 2  Punjab Governor and UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore VP Singh Badnore on Wednesday presided over War Room meeting.   During the course of

Restaurants and bars are all set to reopen after central government and Union Territory administration allowed operations as part of Unlock 4.0. After over 5 months of long gap, clubs are ready to re-open in Chandigarh amid coronavirus pandemic. Club owners are waiting for guidelines which will be issued by the administration soon.

The fact that the suspects were running chemist shops on the permit allotted to someone else puts a question mark on the functioning of the UT health department and the police has decided to take up the matter with them.

Sarpreet Singh Gill will also be Special Secretary Health, Nodal Officer COVID, Special Secretary Finance, Special Secretary Vigilance, Special Secretary House Allotment Committee, Director Planning and Stastic, Director Local Audit Department and others.

Chandigarh, Sep 02 (ANI): Restaurants and bars are all set to reopen after central government and Union Territory administration allowed operations as part of Unlock 4.0. After over 5 months of long gap, clubs are ready to re-open in Chandigarh amid coronavirus pandemic. Club owners are waiting for guidelines which will be issued by the administration soon. Clubgoers will have to wait for few more days till all the club owners manage their operations with safety precautions. Speaking to ANI, the president of Chandigarh Hospitality Association, Ankit Gupta said, “We welcome the decision of reopening bars after 5 months. We are also getting some employees back.” There are total 4550 positive cases of coronavirus in Chandigarh including 1939 active cases.

Sources said the promotion orders were issued from the office of Rakesh Kumar Singh, Under Secretary to Government of India. Before coming to Chandigarh, Sanjay Baniwal was serving as Special Commissioner in Delhi, which is equivalent to the rank of ADGP.

Punjab DGP has set up a special investigation team (SIT), headed by inspector general of police (border range) S P S Parmar, to investigate the attack

Gurnaaz Kaur Tipplers have a reason to rejoice in the city, as doors of the bars will be open for them once again! However, serving alcohol to customers comes with a lot of responsibility, considerin

A section of residents is not pleased with the lifting of the night curfew, fearing arise in crime and new coronavirus cases.

Sandeep Rana Tribune News Service Chandigarh, September 1 Gyms at community centres here have been lying closed for the past two to five years. With no policy or planning to run such gyms, a major

A man who had tested positive for Covid-19 after his arrest tried to escape from a Covid care facility by jumping off the second floor of the building

A proclaimed offender (PO) and a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang was arrested from here on Tuesday.

Face masks on their necks and clueless about social distancing, hundreds of people gathered when a team of department of food and supplies of the UT a