While playing in Sector-45 here, a one-and-a-half-year-old girl drowned in a bucket full of water. When the girl was not seen for a long time, the mother started searching. Seeing the girl lying in the bucket, the mother informed the police. The police reached the spot and took the girl to the hospital, where the doctors declared her brought dead.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday filed their respective nomination papers as BJP candidate in Karnal city. While Khattar filed his papers for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, Saini filed his nomination papers for the Karnal assembly by-polls necessitated by the resignation of Khattar.

In an interim direction, the Supreme Court on Friday stayed the decision of the Punjab and Haryana High Court order to reopen a road outside Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s residence in Chandigarh on an experimental basis. Issuing notice on the plea filed by the AAP-led state government, a bench presided over by Justice Sanjiv Khanna stayed the operation of the impugned direction passed by the high court till September 2, the next date of listing.

Today, as per the guidelines of National President of Bahujan Samaj Party and former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, respected sister Kumari Mayawati ji and with the permission of Central In-charge Shri Randhir Singh, Dr. Ritu Singh was announced as Chandigarh Lok Sabha 2024 candidate by BSP Central In-charge Shri Vipul Kumar ji, State. This was done in the presence of in-charge Shri Ajit Singh Bhaini, Chandigarh in-charge Advocate Sudesh Kumar Khurcha and State President Sardar Wariyam Singh, Vice President Manoj Kumar.

Now parking fee for two wheelers and four wheelers can be paid online in Chandigarh parking lots. This facility will be started from May 1. For this, Chandigarh Municipal Corporation has signed a contract with many banks. Card swiping machines have been taken from the banks. In which payment facility is also available through QR code. This system will be implemented at 73 places by the corporation.

As a protest against the bullying of CTU, Punjab Roadways and Panbus employees have stopped the bus service of Roadways in Chandigarh and started the bus service from Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Bus Stand in Mohali, due to which the government has been ignoring it for a long time. The riots have started at the Mohali bus stand, which had become noisy due to this. The leaders said that Punjab Roadways and P. R. T. C. The bus service has been completely stopped in Chandigarh and no CTU bus will be allowed to enter Punjab from the borders of Punjab after 12 noon today. Due to the suspension of the service, passengers going to Chandigarh are facing a lot of problems.

After Congress and BJP weeded out veterans and picked comparatively new faces for the parliamentary seat of Chandigarh, with rural voters less than three per cent, both the parties are vying to win the seat in their maiden contest from the City Beautiful.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab President CM Bhagwant Mann addressed 'AAP's Mission 13-0' program and said that the party organised this unique event to introduce their candidates to all the party workers and media persons. AAP candidates are not dynast politicians, they come from common backgrounds, the people who come from common families become the voice of the common people in the parliament.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is in Gujarat on a two-day election tour. On Tuesday, he campaigned for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Umesh Makwana from Bhavnagar Lok Sabha constituency of Gujarat. He held a road show and appealed to the people to make the Aam Aadmi Party win.

On the occasion of Khalsa Sthapna Diwas and Baisakhi, celebrated at Gurudwara Sahib Patshahi Dasvi, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh, under the supervision of Sukhjinder Singh Behal (President), Bhupinder Singh (Secretary General), and Satnam Singh Randhawa (Coordinator), a turban tying competition was organized in which students from 82 schools in Chandigarh participated. On this occasion, Chancellor Dr. Zora Singh of Desh Bhagat University took on the role of Chief Sevadar. He awarded turbans to the winners of the competition and inspired them to embrace Sikhism and understand the significance of the turban. Dr. Zora Singh mentioned that the rich history of sacrifice in Sikhism is deeply ingrained in our culture. At the Gurudwara Sahib, Ragis and Dhadis groups connected the congregation with the sacrificial history of Khalsa.