Chandigarh

The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Chandigarh administration's response on a plea seeking compensation to a 10-year-old who gave birth to a girl after being raped.

A 10-year-old girl, who was raped by her uncle repeatedly, delivered a girl child in a government hospital here on Thursday, hospital officials said.

In another incident of stalking,a girl driving home on her scooter was chased,harassed and an attempt was made to abduct her by three youths riding a Volkswagen car on Monday night.

A teenage girl returning home after attending the Independence Day function at her school here was sexually assaulted by a man on Tuesday, police said.

Independence Day was celebrated in Punjab Congress Bhawan Chandigarh will traditional gaiety and fervor. Chief Organiser Punjab Congress Seva Dal Rajinder Rasrania hoisted the National Flag while a troop of Punjab Police and Congress Sewa Dal volunteers offered salute to the National Flag. The

CHANDIGARH: Information Technology/ITES sector is a major thrust sector for employment generation in the city. It is revealed in a study on “Human resource and skill requirement: Chandigarh” for (2017-2022) conducted by the National Skill Development Centre (NSDC).  The survey report of six Union Territories has been released on August 10.

CHANDIGARH: The Chandigarh Police may have been targeted by many in the media and on social media over their mishandling of the Varnika Kundu stalking case, involving a powerful BJP leader's son, but the police force certainly has heroes within its ranks who stood up to the occasion to get the name-dropping brats behind bars in the first instance.

CHANDIGARH:  Sri Sri Gyan Vikas Kendra has organised a seven-day free class on art of happiest living from August 7 to13 at wedding resort Baltana road  zirakpur.

CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Police has arrested a 22 year old student of Chandigarh University at Gharuan near Kharar with opium which he used to bring from Rajasthan to sell to his clients in the university and in surrouding areas.

I the aftermath of Varnika Kundu's stalking by Haryana state BJP chief Subhash Barala's son, scores of women here took out a protest march late in the night to drive home the message they were "free to move around at any time".

Information Technology/ITES sector is a major thrust sector for employment generation in the city. It is revealed in a study on “Human resource and skill requirement: Chandigarh” for (2017-2022) conducted by the National Skill Development Centre (NSDC). The survey report of six Union Territories has been released on August 10. 

 Haryana BJP President Subhash Barala's son Vikas Barala and his friend Ashish Kumar were on Wednesday arrested again by the Chandigarh Police after they were booked under the non-bailable sections of attempt to abduct and attempt to commit offence for stalking an IAS officer's daughter.

With Haryana state BJP chief Subhash Barala's son Vikas Barala and his friend Ashish Kumar skipping the police summons to join probe into the stalking of a senior officer's daughter on Wednesday, the Chandigarh Police are contemplating further action, a top officer said.

After its flip-flop over a stalking incident involving a senior IAS officer's daughter by the son of Haryana BJP chief Subhash Barala, the Chandigarh Police on Wednesday issued summons to Vikas Barala to join probe in the matter.

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh has demanded that the Chandigarh police be given a free hand to probe the Varnika Kundu stalking case, with no attempt to pressurise them in any way.

Under criticism from over its flip-flop in the case of the stalking of a senior IAS officer's daughter by the son of Haryana BJP president Subhash Barala, Chandigarh Police on Monday said that it was investigating the case with an "open mind" and more sections could be "added at a later stage" if required.

The police handling of the incident of stalking and alleged attempt to kidnap the daughter of a bureaucrat snowballed into a major controversy with the opposition on Monday accusing the BJP government in Haryana of shielding the state unit chief and his son, an accused, while the police said it has an open mind and could add further charges in the case.

Under criticism from over its flip-flop in the case of the stalking of a senior IAS officer's daughter by the son of Haryana BJP president Subhash Barala, Chandigarh Police on Monday said that it was investigating the case with an "open mind" and more sections could be "added at a later stage" if required.

Rajya Sabha member Subramanian Swamy on Monday said that he is going to file a public interest litigation (PIL) in the case of "attempted abduction of a IAS officer's daughter by two drunk goons" in Chandigarh.

Chandigarh Police on Monday said there were no CCTV footage of an incident involving Haryana BJP President Subhash Barala's son who is accused of stalking the daughter of a senior IAS officer.