Chandigarh CCTV Crisis: 187 Cameras Down
Official figures reveal 187 of 2,130 CCTV cameras across Chandigarh's surveillance grid are out of order, with waterworks and traffic systems most affected.
Official figures reveal 187 of 2,130 CCTV cameras across Chandigarh's surveillance grid are out of order, with waterworks and traffic systems most affected.
Chandigarh Housing Board earns Rs 3.81 crore from two flats in Sector 63 e-auction, while 12 of 14 freehold properties fail to attract bidders.
Farmers in over 400 tractor-trailers began a seven-day SKM protest at the Mohali-Chandigarh border, causing slow traffic and diversions on Monday.
Samyukta Kisan Morcha launches seven-day protest in Mohali from September 1-7, opposing US free trade agreement and demanding MSP, water rights.
The 19.2-km Zirakpur-Panchkula six-lane bypass will affect 4,106 trees and part of Panchkula Golf Course. Project cost is Rs 1,878.31 crore.
ABVP retains Panjab University students' council president post for second straight term, with Akali Dal's SOI backing the RSS-linked outfit instead of contesting separately.
Unidentified assailants opened fire at a birthday party in a Mohali village, injuring a boy and a girl. Police are scanning CCTV footage to identify the attackers.
Tension gripped Panjab University as students protested during PUCSC elections, alleging they were denied voting rights despite completing entry. A scuffle broke out with police.
Abhiraj Singh wins president post at GGDSD College, Sector 32, and Parminder Singh wins at PGGC-46 in Panjab University students' council elections.
A man was killed and two others injured after a Thar hit three persons in Daria village. Police impounded the vehicle and are examining CCTV footage.
Around 16,500 young voters will elect the Panjab University Campus Students’ Council on Monday, with a four-way race for president among NSUI, ASAP, ABVP, and Sath candidates.
Chandigarh roads saw 460 deaths and 1,105 crashes in 5.5 years, while traffic police issued 39 lakh challans and collected Rs 139 crore in fines.