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Centre increases power quota of Chandigarh by 9% till August-end

CHANDIGARH: The central government has increased quota of electricity by 9% from April 15 till the end of August to help the city deal with a rise in demand that has started leading to unscheduled power cuts, taking its total share of 14% now.

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Chandigarh: Coupled booked for Rs 3.6 crore fraud

CHANDIGARH: The economics offences wing (EOW) of the UT police booked a man and his wife for allegedly duping the owner of a Manimajra-based company of Rs 3.66 crore on the pretext of share trading.

The Times of India

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In our first recruiting mailbag, we look at how official visits and a relaxed timeline make the race for Manning more compelling.

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Chandigarh starts assessing category, voltage-wise power supply cost

CHANDIGARH: Under the direction of Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC), the UT administration has started the process of determining category and voltage-wise cost of power supply.

The Times of India

2022 NFL draft: Gavino Borquez’ final 7-round projections for Chargers

Find out how Chargers Wire's Gavino Borquez thinks the 2022 NFL draft will play out for Los Angeles.

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Derecognised SGFI uses govt emblem to collect money from students for World Gymnasiade

NEW DELHI: The School Games Federation of India (SGFI) seems to have courted a new controversy. Despite being derecognised by the Union sports ministry in December 2020, the school sports body, allegedly, has continued to use the emblem of the Government of India as well as the logo of the…

The Times of India

‘Not enough to reverse discontent’: Here’s what English dailies said on PM’s infra push in J&K

PM Narendra Modi’s investment push on his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir – since the scrapping of its special status and bifurcation in August 2019 – was the biggest report on front pages across prominent English dailies on Monday. However, the editorials had a word of caution.

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24 residential units of Chandigarh Housing Board to be auctioned as freehold

CHANDIGARH: After witnessing a good response to the properties whose status changed from leasehold to freehold, the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) got the permission to convert the status of 24 more residential units from leasehold to freehold. The permission was given by the UT administration on the proposal of CHB…

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UT power dept to have revenue surplus of Rs 20.54 crore in 2022-23

CHANDIGARH: With the Union government and UT administration pushing for privatisation of UT power department, the petition submitted by the UT administration before the Joint Electricity Regulatory commission (JERC) states that UT’s power department will continue to remain in revenue surplus of Rs 20.54 crore in 2022-23.

The Times of India

Submit plan for effective execution of Master Plan, adviser tells officials

CHANDIGARH: UT adviser Dharam Pal has asked officials to finalise a road map for the effective implementation of Chandigarh Master Plan (CMP) 2031 and prepare action plan for each and every component prescribed in the master plan for the benefit of city residents and overall growth of the city.

The Times of India

Admn allows civic body to collect property tax from 13 villages

CHANDIGARH: The commercial properties of all the 13 villages transferred to the municipal corporation (MC) in 2018 have to pay property tax from the current financial year as the UT administration has finally withdrawn its decision to exempt them.

The Times of India

UT to select firm to install 100 electric vehicle charging stations in month

CHANDIGARH: In a push to launch its electric vehicle (EV) policy, the UT administration is poised to float a global tender in three to four days to invite eligible companies to bid for installing 100 charging stations across the city. The UT will select the company in a month.

The Times of India

Jammu and Kashmir administration to train 5,000 youths for their bright future

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday interacted with the hundreds of youths and local citizens while addressing the "Sahi Raasta" programme organised by the Indian Army in Pattan, Baramulla. Full story

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Tennessee, Texas A&M, Auburn Hosting Key Recruits for Saturday Spring Games

50 college football spring games taking place Saturday means key recruits will see a true sample of their potential future program

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UT proposes lump sum fine up to ₹2L for bldg misuse violations

CHANDIGARH: The UT administration has proposed to impose lump sum building misuse penalty amount up to Rs 2 lakh instead of area-wise violation that was being demanded by traders and industrialists.

The Times of India

UT plans policy on limiting vehicles per household

CHANDIGARH: With the city struggling for parking space, the Chandigarh administration is planning to come out with an idea to limit registration of vehicles per household. The proposal was discussed during the review meeting on the progress report of Rail India Technical and Economic Services (RITES) on the comprehensive mobility…

The Times of India

‘Punjab, Haryana neither give us funds nor jobs’

Chandigarh: The councillors of the BJP and the Congress lambasted the Punjab and Haryana governments for using Chandigarh’s facilities without giving a single penny in financial support. During a special general house held on Thursday, the ruling and opposition councillors said the state governments always set their agendas on the…

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Way-Too-Early Men’s Top 25: Ranking the 2022–23 Season’s Leading Contenders

A pair of SEC teams lead our first look at next year, but there’s plenty of roster movement to come.

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Tennessee offers to expand dental schools as Medicaid coverage stretches need

More than 600,000 additional Medicaid patients in Tennessee may soon be covered with comprehensive dental benefits under a proposal by Republican Gov. Bill Lee. But the state, one of the last to extend dental coverage to adults, is also trying to make sure those Medicaid enrollees can find dentists willing…

The Times of India

UT denies 10 acres at Capitol Complex for Haryana assembly house

CHANDIGARH: Arguing that Le Corbusier’s composition can’t be altered under the Chandigarh Master Plan 2031 and the dossier submitted with Unesco for heritage site status, the UT administration has declined to give Haryana 10 acres out of Capitol Complex for either a new assembly house or extending the old building.

The Times of India

UT mulls no incentives for e-autos in EV draft policy

CHANDIGARH: The UT administration is considering to exclude e-autos and e-rickshaws from any kind of incentives to discourage them from hitting the roads as it prepares to roll out a draft of the city’s first electric vehicle (EV) policy this month.

The Times of India

1,200 beds in non-referral hospitals for Chandigarh of 12 lakh

CHANDIGARH: The city has one doctor for every 492 patients and one bed for 299 people, according to the health department data that shows an impressive ratio if compared to the WHO recommendation of 1,000 patients per doctor for India.

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Alabama Hosting Arch Manning, Others While Texas and Miami Bring in Key Recruits

Alabama, Texas and Miami headline the class of 2023 elites hitting the road this weekend

The Times of India

Will fight for Punjab’s claim on Chandigarh: CM Bhagwant Mann, Harpal Singh Cheema

CHANDIGARH: A day after Union home minister Amit Shah announced to apply central civil service rules to the employees of the Chandigarh administration, Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday said his government will fight strongly for its “rightful claim over Chandigarh”. Meanwhile, the SAD has requested Mann to call…

The Hindu

Central service benefits for Chandigarh employees, says Amit Shah

The announcement invited sharp criticism from political parties in Punjab, including Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and the Congress party.

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