#Chandigarh: Five-day #farmersprotest begins at Sector 34 #CarnivalGround The UT police have stated that diversions/restrictions will be made on the roads leading to Sector 34. (Reports Deepankar Sharda ) tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… #TheTribuneChandigarh

The Chandigarh Administration allowed a batch of 1000 farmers to protest at Matka chowk. The protesting farmers will start a Foot March, from the protesting site at Sector 34, by 3pm. The Tribune

Chandigarh: Farmers’ march spells chaos on roads near Matka Chowk tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Hundreds of farmers reached the Sector 34 Carnival Ground — a surprise pick by the UT Administration instead of the Sector 25 Rally Ground – in the morning to protest. The Tribune

Chandigarh perfect place to hold protest: Rakesh Tikait tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Chandigarh’s beauty is mesmerising and even the famous farmer leader Rakesh Tikait couldn’t resist appreciating greenery, wide roads and a clear view of Shivalik Range of Himalayas. The Tribune

PU council poll: Foreign pupils feel left out, groups term them silent voters tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Contesting groups tried striking a vibe with various sections of young voters, but failed to approach foreign students on the campus with the same intensity The Tribune

Day 3 of farmer protest: Lull at Sector 34 site, respite for locals tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… As no activity was planned for Day 3, protesters spent most of their time on mobile phones, charged using kundi connections, prayers, visit to nearby areas and discussions The Tribune

#Chandigarh Day 3 of #farmerprotest: Lull at Sector 34 site, respite for locals tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Deepankar Sharda #TheTribuneChandigarh

Farmer stir: Leaders to decide on next course of agitation today tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Will the protesting farmers continue with their sit-in protest in Sector 34 or not? The Tribune

#FarmersProtest : Leaders to decide on next course of agitation today tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Deepankar Sharda #TheTribuneChandigarh

Departments with fewer votes side with Anurag tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Not the University Institute of UIET, Departments of Laws or UILS but departments having less voters emerged as the X-Factor in the historic win of the Democratic Students’ Front (DSF). The Tribune

NSUI rebels prove their mettle tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Allegations of corruption, indifference of senior party leaders or non-fulfilment of some previous promises may not have harmed NSUI Chhattisgarh, as much as the party rebels did in the PUCSC poll today. The Tribune

Farmer unions to regroup today for final decision on continuing protest tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… The famers unions’ leaders will once again gather at the Sector 34 ground on Friday morning and by afternoon they will decide whether to continue the protest or not. The Tribune

#Breakingnews Farmers Union decided to end the sit-in protest at Sector 34 Ground. The union called off the strike after assurance by the Punjab Government to fulfill their demands by September 30. The protesting farmers will leave the venue at 2pm today. The Tribune

Day after meeting #Punjab CM, #farmers staging protest in #Chandigarh call off stir tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Deepankar Sharda #FarmersProtest

#Farmers call off #Chandigarh stir after Bhagwant Mann ’s assurance tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/fa… Deepankar Sharda

Chandigarh: Farmers vacate Sector 34 ground tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Local residents had a sigh of relief as farmer unions called off their protest. The six-day protest ended peacefully and the security forces were withdrawn from the protest site in the evening. The Tribune

Good Morning India, from The Tribune The Tribune Today, as we mark the passing of Dyal Singh Majithia, 126 years ago, we ask ourselves: What is this newspaper that he started in Lahore 143 years ago in 1881? The Indian National Congress wasn’t even born then… 1/3

Money cannot fetch gold medal, efforts matter : Gopichand tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… "Money can’t buy gold medals,” a reply by Pullela Gopichand to a question on perception of people who think spending money is enough to turn athletes into world-class performers.The Tribune

Money cannot fetch gold medal, efforts matter: Pullela Gopichand tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Deepankar Sharda #TheTribuneChandigarh

Panjab University scholars to help in teaching, write para on social impact of research tribuneindia.com/news/chandigar… Approved per week teaching/research assistantship for the PhD scholars. Asked to write a mandatory 500-word para ‘societal impact’ of their research. The Tribune