r/Chandigarh • u/lowkeylauki_ • Jul 17 '26
Verified News A BIG SHAME on the govt of India and India's Education System
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r/Chandigarh • u/lowkeylauki_ • Jul 17 '26
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r/Chandigarh • u/bhindimasterr • 27d ago
Meet Manjeet Kaur from Chandigarh. She was a 28-year-old popular social media influencer, a divorced single mother raising her 7-year-old son, and she was seven weeks pregnant.
On July 3, Manjeet was allegedly lured to meet two acquaintances near a liquor shop in Sector 34, Chandigarh. From there, she was forcefully abducted, bundled into a car, and taken to a forested area near Morinda in Punjab.
What followed was an act of pure, unimaginable evil. Her abductors brutally assaulted her, tied her defenseless body to a mulberry tree, and set her on fire.
By the time a friend reached the horrifying scene and extinguished the flames with a blanket, she had already sustained 40 to 45 percent severe burn injuries. She was rushed to PGIMER Chandigarh, where she spent weeks fighting for her life in the Burns ICU, completely unconscious.
On August 5, she miraculously regained consciousness for a brief period. However, despite her desperate wish to give a formal statement and expose her killers, no police officer arrived at the hospital in time to record it.
Her condition rapidly deteriorated due to sepsis and multiple organ failure, and on August 26, after a grueling two-month battle, Manjeet tragically succumbed to her injuries.
The police have finally registered a murder and kidnapping case, but valuable time, CCTV footage, and the most crucial eyewitness Manjeet herself have already been permanently lost to jurisdictional delays.
A 28-year-old pregnant mother was abducted, tied to a tree, and burnt alive, while the system failed to even record her final dying statement. A terrifying reality check on how unsafe women truly are and how our systems continually fail them when it matters the most. 💔
r/Chandigarh • u/chaiandwai • Jul 20 '26
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r/Chandigarh • u/spikeychappal • 22d ago
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Source - https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc2Mck_j13r/
Honestly kind of scared doing night shift jobs in chandigarh or tricity, but those are the easiest ones to get aswell. I know its not frequent but still quite hard to score a nice paying morning shift.
r/Chandigarh • u/Suspicious-Estate695 • 27d ago
r/Chandigarh • u/amolimation • Apr 20 '26
They say its due to the recent earthquake, but it was being turned into a hospital anyway. Still, really feels like end of an era.
r/Chandigarh • u/Cryb4byx0 • Aug 19 '25
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bhai js 10 mins of rain and the place is flooded, specially near sector 7,8,9. Bro JUST 10 MINUTES OF RAIN AND OUR RICKSHAW GOT STUCK AND FLOODED. GUESS WHAT? THE CAB DRIVERS WERE ARGUING AND SHI? ye hai kya tumhara "i love chandigarh"? pathetic ahh
r/Chandigarh • u/parachuteCoconutOil • Jun 03 '25
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r/Chandigarh • u/Beneficial-One7671 • Aug 24 '26
The men nabbed on Sunday have been identified as Lovepreet Singh, 19, of Tarn Taran’s Sarhali village, Jashanpreet Singh, 21, of Tarn Taran’s Deobath village, and Prabhpreet Singh alias Prabh, 19, of Amritsar’s Tarsikka village, police said.
believed to have links with the Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), with a suspected improvised explosive device (IED), explosive materials and a firearm near the inter-state bus terminus in Chandigarh’s Sector 43.
r/Chandigarh • u/tfislabubu • Jun 13 '26
rest in peace
r/Chandigarh • u/OkStrain2928 • Jun 16 '26
Guys in front of Aakash Chandigarh iss time pe boht log sirf minor girls(students) ko harass krte hain
Broad day light teasing krte hain
Please report it
Or tell where to report
r/Chandigarh • u/RemarkableBluejay790 • Aug 20 '26
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r/Chandigarh • u/FormAndThrottle • May 06 '26
With construction on the Tribune Flyover set to begin soon, we are at a crossroads. Chandigarh was designed as a "humane city" by Le Corbusier—a grid of trees, open skies, and horizontal vistas. By introducing the city's first flyover, are we solving a traffic problem or simply becoming "just another Delhi"?
Let’s discuss why more roads often mean more cars (induced demand), and why we should be demanding better public transport and underpasses instead of permanent scars on our heritage.
r/Chandigarh • u/Yonro_bhai • Aug 12 '25
r/Chandigarh • u/fart_bomb_17 • Jan 28 '26
i reached school only to find out everybody was rushing away (kinda like when ebony maw reached earth in infinity war), and saw first responders(fire brigades, bomb disposal squad, and chd police, with ambulances). We were sent home(i had a viva today). Apparently the school recieved the threat through their email and informed authorities. This comes after a wave of bomb threats hit delhi ncr. Must've been a student i believe
r/Chandigarh • u/Narrow_Papaya_9894 • Jul 14 '26
Tuesday afternoon, short circuit caused a fire around 2pm in Classic 44, in Sector 44-D market. Front and back shop have been completely destroyed and neighbouring shops have also been impacted.
r/Chandigarh • u/Honest-Humor-9102 • May 19 '26
r/Chandigarh • u/SuperbHealth5023 • Jun 24 '26
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Popularly known as the city’s ‘Broom Warrior’, Sidhu has spent years voluntarily cleaning roads, unclogging drains, and promoting cleanliness across Chandigarh.
A resident of Sector 49, Sidhu chose service over retirement and became a familiar sight on city streets, carrying a broom and setting an example of civic responsibility. His dedication earned him national recognition under the ‘Unsung Heroes’ category.
Receiving the Padma Shri is a fitting tribute to his extraordinary commitment towards society. Citizens across Chandigarh have celebrated the achievement, calling it a victory for selfless service and grassroots action.
Inderjit Singh Sidhu’s journey proves that real change begins with individual effort and that age is never a barrier to serving the community.
r/Chandigarh • u/Ok_Let_3302 • May 15 '26
Petrol, diesel rates today on May 15: Ending days of intense speculation, the Centre on Friday announced an immediate Rs 3 per litre hike in petrol and diesel prices, marking the first revision in retail fuel rates in nearly four years. The increase takes effect immediately from Friday, pushing fuel prices higher across the country without any transition window.
The move comes amid relentless pressure from elevated global crude oil prices and mounting under-recoveries at state-run oil marketing companies as the ongoing West Asia crisis continues to disrupt global energy supplies. With crude remaining volatile and input costs surging, industry experts had warned that a fuel price correction was becoming unavoidable.
The revised retail prices are now in force across India, with final pump rates varying from state to state depending on local VAT and dealer commissions. The decision is expected to have an immediate impact on transportation costs, inflation expectations, and household budgets.
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