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Jaspal Bhatti's film promoter dead
Navnit Joshi, the promoter of satirist-actor Jaspal Bhatti's film "Power Cut", died on Monday of injuries sustained in the October 25 accident that killed the famous satirist.
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Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh facing severe power cuts
Punjab, Haryana and union territory Chandigarh are facing severe power cuts this summer season, due to "unprecedented" rise in demand for energy and absence of pre-monsoon showers.
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Chandigarh hit by major power outage for hours
A major technical snag hit the power supply in Chandigarh, resulting in a complete blackout in most areas of the city beautiful for long hours on Wednesday night. Sectors 10, 11, 15, 25, 32 to 40 and 43 to 56 of Chandigarh faced seven-hour long power cut around 6.30 pm onwards.
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Over 3.5 lakh homes lose power connections in Haryana
In a major drive, the Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (UHBVN) has disconnected power supply to more than 3.56 lakh consumers for non-payment of dues and recovered Rs 151.94 crore from defaulters during 2011-12, an official said on Tuesday. "Power supply of 356,825 defaulters was disconnected temporarily or permanently," a UHBVN spokesman said here...
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Jaspal Bhatti's film promoter dead
Navnit Joshi, the promoter of satirist-actor Jaspal Bhatti's film "Power Cut", died on Monday of injuries sustained in the October 25 accident that killed the famous satirist.
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Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh facing severe power cuts
Punjab, Haryana and union territory Chandigarh are facing severe power cuts this summer season, due to "unprecedented" rise in demand for energy and absence of pre-monsoon showers.
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Chandigarh hit by major power outage for hours
A major technical snag hit the power supply in Chandigarh, resulting in a complete blackout in most areas of the city beautiful for long hours on Wednesday night. Sectors 10, 11, 15, 25, 32 to 40 and 43 to 56 of Chandigarh faced seven-hour long power cut around 6.30 pm onwards.
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Over 3.5 lakh homes lose power connections in Haryana
In a major drive, the Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (UHBVN) has disconnected power supply to more than 3.56 lakh consumers for non-payment of dues and recovered Rs 151.94 crore from defaulters during 2011-12, an official said on Tuesday. "Power supply of 356,825 defaulters was disconnected temporarily or permanently," a UHBVN spokesman said here...
