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- Aug 13, 2026
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Patiala pitbull case reignites ferocious breeds debate (opens the original)
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A house-hunting visit turned traumatic for Patiala-based couple Ankit Sabharwal and his wife Shifali after they were attacked by a pet pitbull in Ghuman Nagar on Tuesday. The couple, accompanied by a property dealer, had gone to inspect a house for rent. CCTV footage show the dog attacking rushing out as soon as the gate was opened and attacking Shifali before turning on Ankit as he tries to protect her. Both sustained serious injuries. “We have suffered significant injuries in the attack. I hav
A quiet, new way to socialise is here (opens the original)
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From reading in companionable silence to discussing a novel over coffee, book lovers are turning the solitary act of reading into a new social ritual. In Chandigarh as well as Ludhiana, silent reading parties and book clubs are offering a quieter way to connect, one where conversation is optional, but books are not. Established in 2023, Chandigarh Reads follows an ‘anti-gatekeeping policy’, keeping its sessions free and open to all, without registration or membership. Participants, including int
Friendship Day Chandigarh guide: Sip-and-paint, pottery, brunches and more (opens the original)
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Friendship Day is no longer just about exchanging friendship bands or catching up over coffee. Across Chandigarh, the celebration has evolved into a day of shared experiences, with creative workshops, brunches and community gatherings offering friends new ways to spend quality time together. From sip-and-paint sessions to pottery, Kintsugi and bedazzle art workshops, the city has plenty on offer for those looking to celebrate the occasion differently. A post shared by Deepali Gupta (@deepakriti.
Finding the extraordinary in light, landscape and silence (opens the original)
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Can a painting become a destination? Can a canvas transport its viewer to a place untouched by sorrow, where the boundaries between nature, faith and the self dissolve into quiet bliss? For artist Harmandeep Keerti, the answer lies in Begumpura — the mythical ‘City Without Sorrow’ envisioned by Guru Ravidas in his celebrated hymn ‘Begumpura Sehar Ko Naao. It is this spiritual landscape that forms the heart of Keerti’s solo exhibition, Begumpura – Eye of the Sky, opening at Chandigarh’s 105 Arts
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