A consumer court has awarded ₹25,000 in compensation to a couple after they suffered mental distress and inconvenience when a photographer failed to deliver nearly 200 wedding photographs, despite full payment and repeated follow-ups. The case highlights growing concerns over accountability in professional wedding services. According to the complaint, the couple hired a local wedding...
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Chandigarh, Thursday: Residents living near the Dadu Majra Dumping Ground have raised concerns after fresh exposure of waste layers at the site led to foul smell, rising health worries, and environmental complaints, prompting calls for urgent action by civic authorities. According to locals, uncovered garbage heaps became visible after recent handling and shifting of waste...
35 Ice Cream Carts Seized in Chandigarh Over Hygiene and Licensing Violations
Chandigarh, June 11: In a city-wide enforcement drive, the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh on Tuesday seized 35 ice cream carts operating across various sectors for alleged violations of hygiene standards and lack of valid trade licences. The action was taken during routine inspections aimed at ensuring compliance with food safety norms during the peak summer...
Chandigarh Administrator Calls for City Forest to Become Premier Nature Education Hub
The Chandigarh Administration has emphasized the need to develop the city’s forest area into a premier centre for nature education, with a focus on environmental awareness, biodiversity conservation, and experiential learning. The direction was given by the Administrator during a recent review of green initiatives aimed at strengthening ecological education and public engagement. Speaking on...
Pilgrimage Begins: 518 Sikh Devotees Cross into Pakistan via Attari, 78 Stopped Over Document Issues
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In a significant humanitarian step, the Punjab government has revised its regulations to ensure that hospitals and healthcare institutions cannot withhold the bodies of deceased persons due to unpaid medical bills or pending dues. The move is aimed at protecting the dignity of the dead and providing relief to grieving families during difficult times. Under...
Record Broken: PM Modi Surpasses Nehru, Indira Gandhi with 4,399 Consecutive Days in Office
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has crossed the milestone of 4,399 consecutive days in office, becoming one of India’s longest-serving prime ministers in uninterrupted tenure. The achievement places him ahead of former prime ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi in terms of continuous service at the country’s highest elected office. The milestone comes more than a...
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Chandigarh Fire Department Reserves 20% Quota for Agniveers
The Chandigarh Administration has announced a 20 per cent reservation for Agniveers in recruitment to the Chandigarh Fire Department, providing a significant employment opportunity for personnel completing service under the Agnipath scheme. The decision is aimed at utilizing the skills, discipline, and training acquired by Agniveers during their tenure in the armed forces. Officials said...










