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Between Maruti 800 and Mercedes, the Mayor sat geared up for long drive on a bumpy road - Vimarsana News

Between Maruti 800 and Mercedes, the Mayor sat geared up for long drive on a bumpy road

With the mayoral polls likely to be held in the third week, Gupta's tenure can be described as the one wherein he not only remained mired in controversies but he also got to know during the House meetings who were his friends and foes in his own party.

Chandigarh Mayor, MC commissioner clash over lunch - Vimarsana News

Chandigarh Mayor, MC commissioner clash over lunch

On Sunday, Chandigarh Mayor Anup Gupta hosted a lunch for all ex-mayors at Hotel Mountview in Sector 10, Chandigarh.

Chandigarh provides loans to 4,652 street vendors, achieves 74% of target - Vimarsana News

Chandigarh provides loans to 4,652 street vendors, achieves 74% of target

Chandigarh civic body provided loans, at least once, to as many as 4,652 street vendors in the city under the PM Street Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar Nidhi Scheme

Draft conversion policy for Chandigarh's Industrial Area to be ready in a week - Vimarsana News

Draft conversion policy for Chandigarh's Industrial Area to be ready in a week

The administrator’s advisory council also granted approval for renaming Industrial Area to ‘Chandigarh Industrial and Business Park’

Chandigarh: Chd Villages May Have New Building Byelaws, Real Estate News, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

Chandigarh: Chd Villages May Have New Building Byelaws, Real Estate News, ET RealEstate

Chandigarh mayor Anup Gupta, who raised the matter of village-specific building byelaws, said, “Since villages came under the jurisdiction of the Chandigarh municipal corporation, the current building byelaws do not do justice to the conditions in villages."