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In the recent news Chandigarh Panjab university LLB entrance examination a large number of students appeared in the highly competitive exam and more than 2000 students took the highly competitive exam. The exam was smoothly and Orderlily conducted by holding it in the various centres situated in the city. Candidates in other regions were lined […]

The business world is changing fast. From digital shifts to new ways of working, discover which trends are shaping today’s economy—and how you can stay ahead. The world of business is changing quickly. Every day, new ideas, tools, and ways of working appear. These changes are shaping what we call the “new economy.” To stay

Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) has categorically against them and refuted the reports saying that 60 per cent nursing positions were lying vacant at the institute. In a public statement, PGIMER made it clear the alarming news that is being carried out in some media houses is misleading and not true. The

The world of business is not what it used to be. Every day, new ideas, trends, and ways of working are changing how companies grow and survive. Let’s explore how these changes are reshaping the future of business. Introduction The way businesses work today is very different from the past. Old rules and set systems

Heartbreaking news emerged this week from Chandigarh’s Raipur Kalan ABC Centre, where an NGO reported cases of overcrowding, disease, and negligence. According to the organization, the centre lacks space, proper medical care, and oversight, especially for larger dog breeds. The revelations have caused a stir in the animal welfare community and are now part of

Big news from Chandigarh’s administration: the city is proposing reforms to its outdated labour law, aiming to boost industrial growth while protecting workers. Draft proposals include easing compliance burdens for small factories, raising the employee threshold for registration, and allowing women to work night shifts with safety protocols in place. These changes reflect similar updates

In recent cybercrime news, Chandigarh’s DSP Lakshay Panday has reported multiple fake social media accounts impersonating him to solicit donations and harass citizens. This alarming incident has led to an official investigation by the Cyber Crime Cell, which has registered an FIR and launched efforts to track the origin of these fraudulent profiles. The news

Chandigarh’s transport ecosystem is in the news for introducing stringent guidelines under the Motor Vehicle Aggregators Rules, 2025. Designed to increase passenger safety and driver rights, these new rules make it mandatory for all app-based cab services to provide GPS tracking, emergency buttons, and fare transparency. Notably, women-only pooling options have also been introduced, alongside