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UCC becomes latest flashpoint between TMC, BJP in Bengal

Kolkata, April 12 -- We will revoke the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) "when they won't be in majority tomorrow", Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee said on Saturday in a scathing attack on the ... Read More


9 deaths in three years: Hallomajra Chowk is UT's deadliest black spot

Chandigarh, April 12 -- With nine fatal crashes in the last three years (2023-25), the Hallomajra light point-cum-Poultry Farm Chowk on National Highways 5 (NH-5) has emerged as the deadliest "black s... Read More


PGIMER-Sarangpur flyover tender to be floated by month-end

Chandigarh, April 12 -- The UT administration is all set to float tenders for the long-pending PGIMER-Sarangpur flyover project by the end of this month, with the estimated cost expected to rise by ar... Read More


mechanical sweeping to start in New Chandigarh from May 1

MOHALI, April 12 -- In a major push to modernise urban sanitation, the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority has decided to introduce mechanical road sweeping across New Chandigarh from May 1, 202... Read More


Women entrepreneurs take centre stage at TiECON Day 2

Chandigarh, April 12 -- One has built an AI powered patent intelligence platform, and did it before generative AI was even a buzzword. Another is running a chain of healthcares across the country. The... Read More


No change in SC seats for P'kula MC; polls likely in May

Panchkula, April 12 -- Complying with the directions issued by the Punjab and Haryana high court, the Haryana government has notified the reservation roster based on the population figures of the exis... Read More


Chandigarh Citizens Foundation deliberates on retaining city's legacy

Chandigarh, April 12 -- With Chandigarh marking its 75th foundation year, Plaksha University, in collaboration with the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation organised a programme to deliberate over the futu... Read More


The case for seamless mgmt education in UT

India, April 12 -- Every August, Chandigarh's admission halls witness a quiet revolution. The clamour for BBA seats now drowns out almost every other course. Students who once viewed commerce as a ste... Read More


Strategy rooms: From crisis to everyday governance

India, April 12 -- The Prime Minister's recent move to convene a collective of key central government secretaries to closely monitor the evolving war situation-particularly the supply and demand of es... Read More


Allotted, not arrived: When a city promises land too soon

India, April 12 -- In a city like Chandigarh, where sectors fall into place with geometric certainty and planning is almost a civic virtue, the idea of land existing in limbo feels out of character. A... Read More