28072022-CT-01.qxd 7/28/2022 12:58 AM Page 1 c m y b Chandigarh TRIBUNE THURSDAY | 28 JULY 2022 | CHANDIGARH HIMACHAL PRADESH NATIVE POSES AS UT COP, NABBED PAGE 2 A fraudster arrested for duping a man of ~2 lakh and a vehicle by impersonating an SI of the UT police. FORECAST GENERALLY CLOUDY TRICITY COVID REPORT CHD P’KULA MOHALI POSITIVE 95952 46,414 98,575 RECOVERED 93977 45,661 96,727 NEW CASES 117 77 131 ACTIVE 808 337 689 CHANGE 19 47 2 DEATHS 1,167 416 1,159 NEW 1 0 0 AIR QUALITY INDEX CHANDIGARH 56 PANCHKULA 30 MOHALI 50 401-500 301-400 201-300 101-200 51-100 0-50 SEVERE VERY POOR POOR MODERATE SATISFACTORY GOOD PAGE 3 LALRU MAN GETS 20-YEAR RI FOR VIOLATING NINE-YR-OLD A court sentences a Lalru resident to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for raping a nine-year-old girl. MAX 34°C | MIN 27°C | YESTERDAY MAX 34.8°C | MIN 28°C SUNSET THURSDAY 7:19 PM Delhi Public School, Sector 40, win the girls' U-14 inter-school chess championship on Wednesday. SUNRISE FRIDAY 5:40 AM Sikh women without headgear to face helmet challan in UT Tribune News Service Chandigarh, July 27 Sikh women not wearing a turban will no longer be exempted from wearing helmet in the city. A decision in this regard was taken at a meeting of the State Level Road Safety Council held under the chairmanship of UT Adviser Dharam Pal here today. On July 6, 2018, the UT had amended an earlier notification of exempting all women from wearing helmet to exempt only turban-wearing Sikh women. When pressure mounted on the UT and the continued on page 2 KEY DECISIONS Admn to amend earlier notification, implement Central Motor Vehicle Rules ■ Holistic plan for revitalisation of Sector 17 ■ Enforcing plying of autos on ‘NO STOPPING’, ‘NO PARKING’ ZONES Madhya Marg Dakshin Marg Udhyog Path Jan Marg Himalaya Marg Purv Marg Sarovar Path Dhillon Barrier to PGI, up to Sarangpur barrier Zirakpur barrier to Milk Colony, Dhanas light point ITI light point to Sectors 14-15-24-25 roundabout HC Chowk to Sectors 42-43-52-53 roundabout Sectors 4-5-8-9 chowk to 51-52 light point Bapu Dham light point to Faidan barrier light point Sector 5-6 road to Colony No. 5 light point PAGE 3 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL-40 EMERGE CHESS CHAMPIONS carriageways ■ Provision of extreme left lane for buses, trucks, taxis ■ “Differently abled person parking” stickers ■ Rotaries to be redesigned to minimise collision impact ■ Iron grills to be installed on V-2, V-3 roads ■ Dark spots to be illuminated TWITTER/THETRIBUNECHD FACEBOOK/CHANDIGARHTRIBUNE Man stabbed to death at Bapu Dham Colony Tribune News Service Chandigarh, July 27 A 34-year-old shopkeeper was stabbed to death by another trader over business rivalry at Bapu Dham Colony (BDC), Sector 26, today. His wife suffered injuries in the attack. The victim has been identified as Avtar Singh Nehra and his wife Simranjeet. The police said Avtar owned a toy shop at the colony and the assailant, Krishan, also ran a toy shop nearby. The victim’s wife was also attacked by Krishan when she intervened. The assailant fled the spot after the incident. The police were informed and both injured were rushed to the Government Multi-Speciality BIZ RIVALRY Deceased Avtar Singh Nehra Hospital (GMSH), Sector 16, where the doctors declared Avtar dead on arrival. His wife was referred to the PGI. The police have registered a murder case and arrested Krishan. Avtar is survived by three children — two sons aged 12 years and nine years, and one daughter aged over one year. HC fixes Aug 1 for Kalyani’s bail plea Tribune News Service Chandigarh, July 27 The Punjab and Haryana High Court today fixed August 1 for hearing Kalyani Singh’s regular bail plea in the Sippy Sidhu murder case. She had moved the High Court seeking the relief on more than 30 counts. Taking up the matter, Justice Anoop Chitkara directed the petitioner, complainant and the CBI — through appropriate persons — to file “respective affidavits of objection/no objection regarding hearing of the matter by this Court”. Among other things, Kalyani has contended that the CBI special Judge, who continued on page 2 HFMD SPREADS, PVT SCHOOLS IN CITY SWITCH TO ONLINE CLASSES City college documents floor patterns of Rashtrapati Bhavan With cases of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) having been reported from schools in the tricity, some schools in the city have shifted to online mode of imparting education for a few days to break the chain of viral infection, which is highly contagious and seen in students of pre-primary classes. More than six cases had surfaced at a private school in Phase 7, Mohali, a couple of days ago. PAGE 2 Ex-Prez receives first copy of book on his last day in office Tribune News Service The cover of the book “Interpreting Geometries’’ New Delhi, July 27 Striking floor patterns Edwin Lutyens designed for the residence of the Viceroy of India (now the Rashtrapati Bhavan) have been documented in a seminal work authored by a team of teachers and students from the Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA) and led by Principal Sangeeta Bagga. The book, titled “Interpreting Geometries”, was released here on July 24, with former President Ram Nath Kovind receiving the first copy on his last day in office. The book is the first research on the intricate flooring patterns of the Rashtrapati Bhavan designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1929 for the Viceroy of India. Besides Bagga, the other authors include three faculty members of the college, namely Saumya Sharma, continued on page 2 BEGIN YOUR CANADIAN MASTER'S IN CHANDIGARH Sangeeta Bagga, Principal, Chandigarh College of Architecture, presents first copy of the book, “Interpreting Geometries”, to former President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi. Management Post Baccalaureate Certificate of University of the Fraser Valley completes your 16th year of graduation and makes you eligible for these Canadian Masters. University of Victoria Master of Global Business (MGB) University of Windsor Master of Management (MOM) Master of Applied Economics and Policy (MAEP) University Canada West Master of Business Administration (MBA) Visit: Fraser Valley India at GGD S.D. College, Sector-32-C Chandigarh c m y b Call: +91 98555 55016 Scan: