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Unlock 3.0: Mohali, Panchkula witness major surge in cases, deaths

20 Covid - 19 cases in Mohali

AAP, splinter Akali group uncertain over contesting Mohali civic body elections

New sewer lines: Dug Mohali road turns into swimming pool

12 Covid - 19 deaths in tricity as 373 test positive

3 deaths, 110 new Covid cases in Mohali district

On May 6 this year, Saini, along with six other police officers, was booked in a 29-year-old case of custodial torture of former CITCO employee Balwant Singh Multani.

The district has seen a decline in the recovery rate to 56% from the formidable 72% in July. According to cumulative test results, a total of 27,076 s

Mohali sees record surge with 240 Covid cases

Tribune News Service Mohali, August 30 Councillors across the political parties in Mohali will look forward to the delimitation board meeting scheduled to be held on Tuesday as the steam gathers for

Mohali: The ‘Unlock 4’ has not empowered deputy commissioners of districts to extend relaxations while deciding on demands of people, implying that tr.

Tribune News Service Mohali, August 15 Mohali reported two more deaths from coronavirus and 52 new cases on Saturday---developments that come amid rising coronavirus cases in the tricity area.

Chandigarh tricity logs 487 Covid cases in record surge

The Sukhna floodgates opened after two years, causing a flash flood in Zirakpur and Baltana. The Zirakpur municipal corporation claims the floodgates opened without warning. The weekend lockdown gets over in Chandigarh but the odd-even system will continue in the congested markets. Chandigarh pushes for a no-construction zone around the Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary. A fee stir gets over in Panjab University. Check out the work of Citizen Reporters as well. All this in the 17th edition of Monday Review, TOI's weekly roundup of print news from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. Click, watch, like, share, and subscribe. Keep reading The Times of India.

Monday Review: Weekly roundup of print news from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula.The Sukhna floodgates opened after two years, causing a flash flood in Zirakpur and Baltana. The Zirakpur municipal corporation claims the floodgates opened without warning. The weekend lockdown gets over in Chandigarh but the odd-even system will continue in the congested markets. Chandigarh pushes for a no-construction zone around the Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary. A fee stir gets over in Panjab University. Check out the work of Citizen Reporters as well. All this in the 17th edition of Monday Review, TOI's weekly roundup of print news from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. Click, watch, like, share, and subscribe. Keep reading The Times of India.