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Chandigarh: Book on military justice launched
The book by Navdeep Singh, ‘March to Justice: Global Military Law Landmarks’, was released on Friday by Gen VP Malik (retd), former chief of army staff
City-based author and lawyer Navdeep Singh launched his new book ‘March to Justice: Global Military Law Landmarks’. The book was released on Friday by Gen VP Malik (retd), former chief of army staff. Moderators were former HC judge Rajive Bhalla and Major General Neeraj Bali (retd), founder and CEO, Leadscape. The book is a compilation of essays and commentaries on milestone judgments of constitutional courts on military law. Navdeep is an HC lawyer and was the founder president of the Armed Forces Tribunal Bar Association at Chandigarh.
Foundation stone laid for 80ft road to Jujhar Nagar
Mohali MLA Balbir Singh Sidhu on Friday laid the foundation stone of an 80ft road from Dara studio to Jujhar Nagar and a bridge. About ₹9.86 crore will be spent on the 870m road, which will connect 11 villages of the area. The work is expected to be completed in the next four to five months.
Musical evening organised by NGO
A musical evening was organised by NGO Citizen Awareness Group at Chandigarh Press Club on Friday. Additional solicitor general of India Satya Pal Jain was the chief guest at the event. Singer Rishu Arora and anchor Shelly Taneja were the guests of honour. Surinder Verma, NGO chairperson, felicitated the guests.
Chandigarh cop gets national award
Sub-inspector Shamsher Singh Nain of Chandigarh Police has been awarded by Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Union home secretary, for his significant contribution in the implementation of crime and criminal tracking network and system during a virtual conference held by NCRB, ministry of home affairs on Friday.
JC Anand memorial lecture held at PU
Professor JC Anand Memorial Lecture was held at PU and delivered by Chintamani Mahapatra , pro-V-C, JNU. The lecture was chaired by VR Sinha, DUI, PU. Mahapatra referred to the critical shift in the geostrategic sphere of Indo-Pacific Region. He drew attention to the emerging opportunities and significance of the region in terms of trade and security.
4-day ‘ragini’ fest draws crowd
Music lovers from across the tricity flocked to Kalagram on Friday for ‘Ragini and Saang Mahotsava’. The events are organised by the North Zone Cultural Centre to relish the typical folk music of Haryana. Master Ranvir Sharma, a famous folk artiste of Haryana, also performed at the event.
