Saturday, April 28, 2012
Dangerous - Do not drink Coka-Cola and eat MENTOS together...!!! Seeing is believing ?don't you think ?!!! Last week a little boy died in Brazil after eating MENTOS and drinking Coka-Cola together. One year before the same accident happened with another boy in Brazil .. Please check the experiment that has been done by mixing Coka-Cola (or Coka-Cola light are the same) with MENTOS........ So be careful !!
Monday, April 23, 2012
Sandhu elected Chandigarh Golf Club president, bags 639 votes
Chandigarh, April 23
With a clear lead of more than 400 votes, the Chandigarh Golf Club elected Gurinder Singh Sandhu as the president of the club here today. GS Sandhu received a total of 639 votes while his main competitor Lt Col JS Panag (Retd) received a total of 202 votes. The vote counting started at around 9 am at the Chandigarh Golf Club.
Simran Singh received 116 votes while Lt Col Harpreet Singh (Retd) managed to receive only two votes in his favour.
“The members have shown their confidence and I will give my best to live up to their expectations. The club has all the modern facilities; all we need is to improve the golf course. We will also ensure transparency in enrolment of new members,” said GS Sandhu.
With a clear lead of more than 400 votes, the Chandigarh Golf Club elected Gurinder Singh Sandhu as the president of the club here today. GS Sandhu received a total of 639 votes while his main competitor Lt Col JS Panag (Retd) received a total of 202 votes. The vote counting started at around 9 am at the Chandigarh Golf Club.
Simran Singh received 116 votes while Lt Col Harpreet Singh (Retd) managed to receive only two votes in his favour.
“The members have shown their confidence and I will give my best to live up to their expectations. The club has all the modern facilities; all we need is to improve the golf course. We will also ensure transparency in enrolment of new members,” said GS Sandhu.
Mumbai Indians in City Beautiful
 Clint McKay, Anjali Tendulkar, Azar Mahmood and Dhawal Kulkarni arrive in Chandigarh on Monday. |
Fans are elated as master blaster Sachin Tendulkar along with his teammates of Mumbai Indians’ reached the city this morning. The Mumbai Indians’ arrived this morning on a charted flight with team’s skipper Harbhajan Singh leading the team. The team is here to challenge the Kings XI Punjab at their home ground.
The match is scheduled to be played at the PCA (Punjab Cricket Associate) Stadium in Mohali tomorrow.
Tendulkar’s wife Anjali Tendulkar is also accompanied him as the living legend is to celebrate his 39th birthday here tomorrow. Sources said the player will celebrate his birthday in closed doors.
The Kings XI Punjab defeated the Mumbai’s outfits at Wankhade Stadium Mumbai last evening.
Ministry kills night tourism project
Chandigarh, April 23
Putting an end to the two-year-old ambitious project of night tourism in Chandigarh, the Union Ministry of Tourism has cancelled the project and withheld the grant of Rs 4.98 crore to be released for it.
The project envisaged use of illumination technology through special lights to project the unique architecture of the monuments and buildings in the city. Initially, the Capitol Complex comprising the High Court, Secretariat and the Assembly was the centre of focus for the project. Tourists were to be taken on a guided tour on the Hop-on-Hop bus to witness the grandeur of the imposing structures under the effects of special lights during night hours.
But due the delay made by the UT engineering department in finalising the details and design of the illumination lights, the Tourism Ministry in a meeting held in Delhi decided to cancel the project. A senior official in the tourism department blames the UT engineering department for showing little interest in completing the project on time. The security concerns regarding the safety of building in Capitol Complex were not a hurdle as illumination was to be shown to the tourist from a distance. “The engineering department was taking its own sweet time. The design of the lights was not as per the requirement,” said the official.
The ministry had also announced special grant for development of garden of spring in Sector 53 and Japanese Garden in Sector 31. There were also plans to light-up the entry points of the city such as at Mullanpur, Mohali and Panchkula. The entry points were also to be landscaped.
Putting an end to the two-year-old ambitious project of night tourism in Chandigarh, the Union Ministry of Tourism has cancelled the project and withheld the grant of Rs 4.98 crore to be released for it.
The project envisaged use of illumination technology through special lights to project the unique architecture of the monuments and buildings in the city. Initially, the Capitol Complex comprising the High Court, Secretariat and the Assembly was the centre of focus for the project. Tourists were to be taken on a guided tour on the Hop-on-Hop bus to witness the grandeur of the imposing structures under the effects of special lights during night hours.
But due the delay made by the UT engineering department in finalising the details and design of the illumination lights, the Tourism Ministry in a meeting held in Delhi decided to cancel the project. A senior official in the tourism department blames the UT engineering department for showing little interest in completing the project on time. The security concerns regarding the safety of building in Capitol Complex were not a hurdle as illumination was to be shown to the tourist from a distance. “The engineering department was taking its own sweet time. The design of the lights was not as per the requirement,” said the official.
The ministry had also announced special grant for development of garden of spring in Sector 53 and Japanese Garden in Sector 31. There were also plans to light-up the entry points of the city such as at Mullanpur, Mohali and Panchkula. The entry points were also to be landscaped.
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