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New OPD Timings: The order to change timings in Chandigarh will be applicable to dispensaries under Government Multi-Specialty Hospital, Sector 16, Civil Hospital Sector 22, Civil Hospital Manimajra and Civil Hospital Sector 45. OPD Timings:  From today, the timings of OPD (New OPD Timings in Punjab) have changed in government hospitals and dispensaries of Punjab and Chandigarh. Due to this, the counters will open one hour late, while the registration counters will open half an hour earlier. The administration says that these instructions have been issued keeping in mind the winter. However, emergency services will continue to function regularly for 24 hours as before. These orders will be in force from October 16 to April 15. All health institutions in Punjab will now remain open from 9 am to 3 pm, while emergency services will remain open 24 hours. These institutions include all district hospitals, sub-divisional hospitals, primary health centres, community health centres, Aam Aa...

Chandigarh Airport: Civil flight operations from the airport will remain closed for 13 days as runway repairs are underway. The Indian Air Force has also announced this by issuing a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM). Chandigarh Airport:  There is big news for those travelling from Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport in Chandigarh. Passengers may face difficulties for 13 days as no civil flights will operate during these days. According to the information, civil flight operations from the airport will remain closed for 13 days as the runway is undergoing renovation work. In this regard, the Indian Air Force has also announced by issuing a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM). The notice states that the airfield will be closed from 1 am on October 26 to 11.59 pm on November 7. The NOTAM also states that the runway is closed due to planned Polymer Modified Emulsion (PME) work. During this time, only Rota ACS aircraft will be allowed to operate. Airport sources further said that during this closure,...

Chandigarh News: A commercial building in Sector 17 collapsed days after it was declared unsafe and sealed. A video showed the five-decade-old structure come crashing down. A five-decade-old commercial building near the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Chandigarh’s Sector 17 collapsed on Monday morning. The building had earlier been declared unsafe by the local administration and sealed. So the collapse did not cause any casualties. According to news agency IANS, eyewitnesses reported that the collapse occurred around 7 a.m. The adjoining building, once home to the famed Mehfil restaurant, also suffered partial damage and developed cracks due to the impact.   Mehfil Hotel Building collapsed at Sector 17, Chandigarh. #Chandigarh #chandigarhplaza #Plaza #PlazaGrande #hotel #collapse pic.twitter.com/RY5gmaFCST — Anshul N Savi (@AnshulNSavi) January 6, 2025 Three pillars of Hotel Mehfil developed cracks a week ago following some renovation work, Indian Express reported cit...

Chandigarh News: According to information received from UT Administration, out of 6408 houses of 500 yards in City Beautiful Chandigarh Solar plants could be installed on the rooftops of only 1867 houses, whereas around 4500 houses had solar plants on their rooftops. Are yet to be installed. Chandigarh News:  Chandigarh administration prohibits installation of solar power plants on properties of more than 500 yards in the city. have been made mandatory but even after eight years have passed, there are a large number of houses in the city which 'Solar plants could not be installed there. On the other hand, UT administration is preparing to take action against those who do not install solar plants on their rooftops. Have drawn. Now the estate department will send notices to those who do not install solar plants. This was revealed recently by Deputy Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh, Chandigarh Renewable Energy. And in the meeting of Science and Technology Promotion Society (CRUST). In ...

Chandigarh Crime News: The court convicted the accused under Section 6 of the POCSO Act and imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 along with 20 years of rigorous imprisonment. Chandigarh Crime News in Hindi: A surprising news is coming out from Chandigarh where the fast track court has sentenced the accused who raped a nine year old boy to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment. But a fine of Rs 25,000 has also been imposed. According to the information received, the accused is Amit Kumar, a resident of Maloya. According to the information received by the police from the mother of the victim child, her child had complained of pain in his body and when she pressurized him about it, the 9-year-old child told his mother that a man had raped her. and asked him to keep quiet. Chandigarh Special Fastrack Court Judge Swati Sehgal sentenced the accused to 20 years' imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 25,000 for unnatural sex. The victim's mother also told that Maloya police had filed an IPC against...