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Chandigarh: Houses of ‘peddlers’ razed in Ramdarbar (opens the original)
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In a first, the UT administration, along with police, demolished 13 houses allegedly belonging to drug peddlers and other criminals in the city on Sunday. Though the administration made no mention of drug peddlers in its statement, senior police officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that 16 peddlers were targeted and around 13 illegal structures allegedly belonging to them were razed. This was part of the drive against illegal structures, with a special emphasis on those facin
Chandigarh gets final major rainfall as early monsoon retreat likely (opens the original)
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Following showers on Friday, continuous rain on Saturday brought 15.2 mm of rainfall to the city, according to the India meteorological department (IMD). The monsoon withdrawal is expected by the end of the month. The monsoon system continues to remain strong over this region and chances of rain will continue on Sunday. However, rain is unlikely next week. Below average rain is expected this month, according to IMD’s long-range forecast for the month. September is the final month of the monsoon
As monsoon hits lull; city remains 25% monsoon deficient (opens the original)
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Even as the monsoon has hit a lull and the heavy rains of monsoon have temporarily given way to sweltering temperature, the city remains 25% rain deficient in the monsoon till now. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the monsoon is likely to strengthen again next week, and rain is likely again from around July 21 as per initial forecasts. While IMD considers monsoon season from June 1 onwards up to September 30, this monsoon season 207.8 mm rain has been recorded in the city.
25k farmers bring Chandigarh to grinding halt (opens the original)
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Thousands of commuters, schoolchildren and office-goers bore the brunt of the UT administration and Chandigarh police’s decision to allow a 25,000-strong farmers’ rally through the city on Friday, as major roads, including the Madhya Marg and those around Sectors 17 and 34, remained choked for hours. The rally, organised by the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (Ugrahan faction) against various agrarian policies, began at the Sector 34 exhibition ground and culminated at Matka Chowk before returning to the o
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