Mohali News

• Man posing as Punjab official held
  Mohali (Punjab), July 29 : A man posing as officer on special duty (OSD) to a Punjab minister has been arrested and fake identity cards of different government departments were recovered from him, police said Thursday.
   
• 16 teams for JP Atray Memorial Cricket
  Chandigarh, July 30 : The 17th All India J.P. Atray Memorial Cricket Tournament will be held from 15th to 25th September,2010 at PCA Stadium Mohali, Sector 16 Cricket Stadium, Chandigarh, Tau Devi Lal Cricket Stadium Sector -3 Panchkula, DAV School Sector 8 Chandigarh, LIC Cricket Academy GMHS Sector 26 Chandigarh, St.John School Sector 26 Chandigarh and Dhruv Pandove Cricket Stadium Patiala.
   
• Watching cricket will cost more at PCA
  Cricket lovers will now have to shell out more when Australia takes on India at a Test match at PCA Mohali on October 1, as well as other matches at this new mecca of Indian cricket.
   
• Heavy rains disrupt normal life in Chandigarh
  Chandigarh, July 31 (PTI) Heavy rains today lashed the city and its surrounding areas disrupting normal life.
   
• Imposter booked for cheating Amritsar woman
  Taking advantage of being the namesake of a landowner, a fraudster has been booked for allegedly defrauding an Amritsar resident and selling off her land in connivance with a public servant and three other persons in Balomajra.
   
• Battle lost but still a winner
  FORTIS Healthcare may have lost the battle to keep Parkway Holdings. But the Indian firm managed to make a profit of $116.7 million when it decided to accept an offer from Malaysian state investor Khazanah for Parkway.
   
• Badal approves master plans for Jalandhar, Patiala
  Chandigarh, Jul 29 : To give further impetus to the planned urban development in the state, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal gave in principal approval to the master plans of Jalandhar, Patiala and Gobindgarh under the Punjab Regional and Town Planning Development Act.
   
• India doesn't deserve to be No.1 Test team: Steve Waugh
  New Delhi, July 28 : Former Australian captain Steve Waugh feels that the Indian cricket team doesn't deserve to be the No.1 Test side in the world.
   
• Despite no-show, Kings in tax fix
  There seems to be no end to Kings-XI Punjab's miseries even after a devastating Indian Premier League (IPL) season this year.
   
• Indian pitches no help for Ashes buildup - press
  Australia face a less than ideal preparation for this year's home Ashes series with a two-Test series on unhelpful pitches in India, the Australian press said on Monday.
   
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