Residents say shelters were torn down overnight in city, were to be reconstructed within 6 months
As many as 25 states and union territories have undertaken an equivalent reduction of VAT, following the centre’s decision.
As many as 27 tabled agendas were passed in a hurry on Friday, despite protests by the Congress councillors.
The court, while accepting the defence counsel's plea of insanity, directed the state government to provide the accused with medical treatment for the same. The accused during the course of trial was assessed and found to be a patient of schizophrenia.
While the district reported as many as 100 confirmed cases in the first 10 days of October, it has already reported 128 cases in the first eight days of November.
The implementation of paid parking at the internal market has left residents of Sector 20 miffed.
The rainwater-fed Singh Nullah passes through Sectors 1, 2, 4, 12, 12 A and the Industrial Area, Phase I, before going towards Zirakpur.
The victim sustained fractures in both his legs and has been shifted to Civil Hospital in Sector 6 for treatment.
Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat said, “We have challenges at our borders and to meet them, we need technology."
Despite hosting two cattle pounds, one especially built at a cost of more than 3 crores “to tackle the stray menace in the city”, the strays continue to rule roads, residential areas and markets.
Despite the strict norms for patient admission, which state that a patient with a platelet count of less than 20,000 would be admitted, several beds have more than one patient, sometimes three on one bed at the emergency department of the hospital.
The MC of Panchkula has failed to implement a door to door garbage collection service even on pilot basis and has created two dumping grounds in the city – the second one without even requisite legal permissions.
The MC had started patchworks last month, but only on 'A' roads, and particularly the roundabouts. These patchworks that are now corroding, create worse potholes with several layers of the road scraped.
Even though as many as 40 men were recently hired by the Municipal Corporation (MC) for the purpose of pruning trees and maintaining the greens, their duties are yet to be reflected on the ground.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court had on October 5 asked Haryana Police to file a status report in the case
A fine of Rs 31 lakh, half of which will go to Ranjit Singh's son, has also been levied on Ram Rahim.
As dengue cases continue to rise in Panchkula, breaking several years' record, city residents speak to The Indian Express, sharing their concerns and highlighting the shortcomings in local governance, administration.
The victim man has been identified as Rajkumar Singh, resident of Manimajra Chandigarh.
The victim was rushed to a hospital after the accident where the doctors declared him brought dead. The police later filed a case against unidentified people on the complaint of an eye witness to the incident.
As per district medical health records, a total of 193 had contracted dengue in 2017 till October, with the number starting to go down after.
Gurmeet Ram Rahim has stated his philanthropic works, ill-health as reasons for a possible leniency
The court also said that since the temple in question is situated in Panchkula, the Panchkula CP shall examine the matter.
The court of Special Judge Garg had reserved the order in the case in August 18, which was supposed to be pronounced on August 26 but had been pending owing to Ranjit Singh's son, Jagseer Singh, filing a petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court seeking transfer of case to another CBI judge.
The petitioner couple woman, 20, and man, 19, have approached the HC seeking issuance of a direction to State of Haryana and others for protection of life and liberty, apprehending threat by the relatives of the woman.
The numbers had started to shoot up in the last week of August and had risen to around 50 cases by August 25. This number had jumped to around 181 cases on Monday.







