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Punjab RERA restores Zirkapur buyer’s flat, orders interest for delay (opens the original)
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The Punjab Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has restored a Zirakpur homebuyer’s allotment after setting aside its cancellation by Suksha Developers, which had demanded a penalty of ₹16 lakh from him for not paying the outstanding amount. The authority also directed the builder to pay 10% annual interest for delaying possession of the flat in its Sushma Valencia project In its order, RERA also directed the developer to issue a possession letter after obtaining the completion certificate fr
Paws, noses & purpose: Dera Bassi centre-trained canines going global (opens the original)
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Before most of the tricity is awake, the day begins for the 100-odd dogs at the Punjab Home Guards Canine Training and Breeding Institute, tucked away amid fields, forest tracks and open ground in Dera Bassi, around 40 km from Chandigarh. Sitz (sit), platz (lie down) and such (search) are among the German commands the dogs learn to follow, allowing handlers to direct them during field operations without others easily understanding their instructions. From narcotics raids and explosives detection
Once a building in ruins, Mohali autism centre serves 250+ children (opens the original)
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A centre that once struggled to become fully functional now provides treatment and therapy to more than 250 children, drawing families from across India and even abroad, as it expands its multidisciplinary services for autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. The journey of the centre of excellence for autism and neurodevelopmental disorders in Sector 79, Mohali, to its present scale has been gradual. Conceived by the Punjab government in 2016, its foundation stone was laid by then chief m
Consumer panel rejects cancellation of plot, asks GMADA to restore allotment (opens the original)
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The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has quashed GMADA’s cancellation of a 300-sq-yard plot allotted to a senior citizen who died before receiving the letter of intent and directed the authority to allot the plot to his legal heirs at the original price. The consumer commission passed the order on a complaint filed by Naresh Kumar and Ashok Kumar, legal heirs of Noba Ram of Abohar. Noba Ram had applied for a 300-sq-yard category-A plot under the senior citizen category in Eco City
SAS Nagar: Tribunal awards ₹17.5L to welder who lost hand in 2024 (opens the original)
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The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, SAS Nagar, has awarded ₹17.49 lakh compensation to a 56-year-old welder, who lost his right hand after a tipper hit his motorcycle near Handesra village, Dera Bassi, in November 2024. Presiding officer Atul Kasana passed the order, directing the tipper owner, driver and insurer to pay the amount jointly and severally, with 7.5% annual interest from the date of filing the claim petition until realisation. According to the complainant, Joginder Singh of Shivalik
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