Chandigarh

Tricity stranded as strikes continue

Fuel stations out of stock as no end in sight to oil strike, prices soar as supply is hit and truckers remain unrelenting; only good news: Sector-26 market traders have ended their protest

With transporters, traders and executives of oil companies stayed away from work to have their demands met by the authorities, normal life was thrown out of gear in Chandigarh on Thursday.

Long queues could be seen at petrol pumps throughout the day. With no word on when the strike will end, panicked residents queued up to get the tanks...

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Friday , 9 January '09

Another fatal accident in Bhankerpur

Another fatal accident on the Chandigarh-Delhi National Highway-22 near Bhankerpur village in Dera Bassi claimed the life of a 24-year-old autorickshaw driver Jagdeep Singh alias Sonu on Thursday morning.

Friday , 9 January '09

Annual police report: 7% rise in crime

Boasting of keeping the crime rate under check with only a seven per cent rise in crime in 2008 as compared to last year, Inspector General of Police Shanti Kumar Jain released the annual crime figures of the city on Thursday.

Friday , 9 January '09

City a victim of ineffective policing?

A record of 213 snatching incidents and 1,094 vehicle thefts took place in the city last year, out of which, only 98 and 260 cases respectively, have been cracked by the Chandigarh Police.

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Friday , 9 January '09