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Chandigarh: Man caught red - handed stealing copper wires from club

Chandigarh: Brace for heatwave from today

Chandigarh industrialists seek more time to submit suggestions for changes in Capital Act

Amanjot Kaur to lead Chandigarh women in T20 meet

Chandigarh tricity: 6 Covid cases surface, no death

Chandigarh | Charging twice for same ticket costs Northern Railways dear

Less than 40 per cent of those eligible in the 15-18 years age group have been administered both the doses of COVID-19 vaccine in 10 states and union territories with Meghalaya being the last in the list with 10 per cent, according to government data.

Social media is the repository of heartfelt and magnanimous videos. Many clips of people helping overlooked and downtrodden often keep circulating, giving us hope of humanity being upheld. In the streak, a beautiful story and image of a Kolkata cop is going viral. In the viral image, the traffic pol

An Instagram video of a bride’s father dancing to the popular song Oo Antava Oo Oo Antava from the blockbuster movie Pushpa: The Rise, at her wedding has taken the online world by storm.

Around 75 bikers, 30 women and 45 men, are gearing up to participate in the 'Ride for Nation' event that will start from April 17 in Chandigarh.

Brides Wanted

UK MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi on Friday called on Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann at latter’s official residence in Chandigarh. During their hour-long meeting, an array of issues pertaining to Non-Resident Indians were discussed. During the meeting, Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha, Dr Inderbir

In a major reshuffle, the Punjab Government on Friday ordered transfers and postings of 18 police officers, including three IGs and four DIGs.

Mayor of Srinagar holds meeting with Mayor, Deputy Mayors and Muncipal Commissioner of Chandigarh

On Friday, following orders of municipal commissioner, Anindita Mitra, at least 18 teams of SDEs and JEs fanned out in the city and started checking the misuse of potable water from 5.30 am to 8.30 am.