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Now, the UT Vigilance Department has been handed over the probe into the illegal occupation of the passage and doubling the size of the chemist shop at the GMSH-16 that had earlier been run by the same allottee for the past 29 years.

Chandigarh residents have received another bolt from the blue. It is really shocking to levy unusual charges for the usual services provided at the Sampark Centres. Senior citizens, retired people and those who are not tech savvy and are unable to pay the charges online are going to be burdened more

The Punjab and Haryana High Court today put a stay on the construction of a road in front of the official residences of Punjab ministers through a green belt in Sector 2.

Besides a light and sound show, musical and stand-up comedy nights will be held for the first time during the Rose Festival, which will be held from February 17 to 19 at the Rose Garden in Sector 16 here.

India is known for its uniqueness in diversity, with different topology, language, climate, population and needs. Some having totally plain areas, some having totally hilly areas, some landlocked and some locked by borders with different countries. Our own Jammu and Kashmir is unique to have all these challenges within one UT itself as such have typical sets of problems not faced by any other UT/State. Both LOC and IB with Pakistan/China, even river water shared via Indus Water Treaty, terrorism...

Amid a ruckus, marshals forcibly removed four councillors of AAP and one of the Congress from a meeting of the MC House today. They were later suspended by Mayor Sarbjit Kaur as the Opposition did not let House carry out proceedings.

After a gap of 13 days, the city recorded one Covid positive case today. The new case has come a day after the UT Administration asked all hospitals to step up the RT-PCR testing of patients. A total of 72 samples had been tested in the past 24 hours.

Councillors of AAP today staged a walkout from a meeting of the Finance and Contract Committee of the Municipal Corporation over the issue of their “development agenda not being taken up.”

The UT Administration has made the Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) test for Covid-19 mandatory for patients admitted or kept under observation at all local hospitals.

To promote cycling and walking, the UT Administration will soon construct two green corridors in the city.