News Digest: Privilege notice over CAG report shows ignorance of fundamental rights: Bhushan

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Thursday, February 04, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Privilege notice over CAG report shows ignorance of fundamental rights: Bhushan Supreme Court advocate Prashant Bhushan on Wednesday said the breach of privilege notice sent to him by the Rajya Sabha secretariat for premature disclosure of CAG report on Reliance’s KG Basin “shows total ignorance of fundamental rights of citizens and total lack of understanding of what constitutes a breach of privilege”. Women will constitute 5% of SSB by 2018: New chief In 1996, when senior Tamil Nadu cadre IPS officer Archana Ramasundaram approached the state DGP seeking posting as DIG of a range, he wondered why she wanted to move to a location away from her husband, then a Tamil Nadu cadre IAS officer based in Chennai. IIMC students lodge complaint against abusive posts targeting Dalits, tribals on social media The controversial suicide of Dalit scholar Rohith Vemula has found an echo at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication in Delhi with posts by some students on social media using abusive language against Dalit and tribal students prompting about 17 IIMC students to complain to the information and broadcasting ministry. More India News»

		Business
		New lenders to bring better home loan deals for buyers In some good news for potential home buyers, new schemes and better deals for customers are set to roll out as a host of fresh entrants intensify competition in the segment. Cabinet clears coal auction to non-regulated sectors In a bid to ensure steady coal supplies and a level playing field to non-regulated sectors such as steel and cement, the government said coal linkages will be provided to them only through auctions, which will kick off later during the month of February. China seeks food security with $43bn bid for Syngenta China made its boldest overseas takeover move when state-owned ChemChina agreed to a $43 billion bid for Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta, aiming to improve domestic food production. This also marks a setback for US firm Monsanto, which failed to buy Syngenta last year. More Business News»

		Environment
		Check air pollution, WHO urges SE Asian region Noting that outdoor air pollution increases the risk of cancer, World Health Organization urged the governments of Southeast Asian region to tackle the issue with "urgency" as the area has 14 of the world's top 20 polluted cities. WHO said that every year 8.2 millions die from cancer in the world. Explore alternative cremation, NGT tells Centre The National Green Tribunal has directed the Union environment ministry and the Delhi government to initiate programmes to provide alternative modes of cremation of human remains, saying the traditional method of burning wood emitted hazardous pollutants in the environment. NGT direction to UP govt on Ganga pollution issue The National Green Tribunal has directed the Uttar Pradesh government and its state pollution control board to apprise the public about pending proceedings as it may order shifting of polluting industrial units located on the banks of Ganga. More Environment News»

		World
		This flyer has a Boeing 737 all to herself Chinese tradition demands that all family members must gather at home before midnight on the eve of the Lunar New Year. UK PM asks MPs to back EU plans to avoid 'Brexit' British Prime Minister David Cameron urged MPs on Wednesday to unite behind his drive to support a series of European Union reforms at a Brussels summit next month ahead of Britain’s EU membership referendum. Trump's Iowa drubbing energises his GOP rivals Emboldened by Donald J Trump’s defeat in the Iowa caucuses, conservative leaders and rival candidates for the Republican presidential nomination began to challenge him aggressively in New Hampshire on Tuesday. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Is CBFC killing adult comedy genre in B'wood? Priyanka hopes for an Oscar nomination someday About six months ago, Priyanka Chopra’s pictures were splashed across billboards in America for her television show. Bollywood celebs talk about link-ups More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Test to predict spread of eye cancer to liver Ophthalmologists don't have to make an educated guess on the survival chances of their cancer patients anymore.  God, Big Bang and how the two meet Science and God may appear an incongruous mix -but not when it comes to Henry F Schaefer III, world renowned chemist and proponent of intelligent design. Taller people more prone to cancer, study claims Tall people have a lower risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, but a higher risk of cancer in comparison to short people, a new study has claimed. More Science News»

		Sports
		India favourites for World T20, says Tendulkar "We have a very good chance. In T20 I think the team is well balanced with seniors in the squad, then also youngsters and guys who been around for a while and they all as a package have performed really well," Sachin Tendulkar said. Even if he is under pressure, Dhoni doesn't show it: Ganguly Former India captain Sourav Ganguly believes that current limited overs captain MS Dhoni has been on the hot seat for such a long time that he has mastered the art of taking criticism in his stride while staying "calm under pressure." Ready Reckoner: 2016 IPL players auction Ahead of the ninth season of the IPL that will run from April 9 to May 23, there will be a player auction in Bangalore on Saturday at which 351 cricketers go under the hammer. More Sports News»

		Technology
		24 things you didn't know your iPhone could do Some of these features are buried in the Settings menu while others are hidden in plain sight. Plus, there are a few things Siri can do for you that you may not know about. Apple to launch 4-inch 'mini' iPhone 5se on March 15: Report Waiting for the next iPhone? Your wait may end as soon as on March 15. EU and US seal data-sharing agreement The European Union and the United States have reached a deal over trans-Atlantic data sharing that would potentially extinguish the risk of costly litigation by consumers worried about their privacy. More Technology News»

		Education
		Rs 2.5-cr boost to UK-India collaboration in chemistry Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) is going to invest Rs 2.5 crore to deliver six Newton-Bhabha Fund workshops, co-funded by the British Council, which will bring UK and Indian scientists together to tackle major global challenges. The announcement was made by Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) president Professor Dominic Tildesley at Panjab University (PU) here on Wednesday. SFI activists protest against attack on JNU students Hundreds of students belonging to the Student Federation of India (SFI) gathered to stage protest at the Himachal Pradesh University campus on Wednesday. Gujarat varsities have become PhD factories: Governor O P Kohli Expressing concern over ‘low-quality’ research in the state’s universities, Gujarat Governor O P Kohli on Wednesday said that they had become ‘Phd-producing factories’. Researchers do not do in enough work for their theses, said the Governor. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Mumbai: Hardware store worker, student end lives While 22-year-old man Kisansingh Uthad committed suicide by hanging himself on the mezzanine floor of a shop at Malad East on Wednesday, 17-year-old girl Leena Shetty ended her life at Goregaon West residence. Hit by Virar woman's car, man abducts her An unidentified man allegedly kidnapped a 40-year-old woman after she rammed her car into him in Virar on Tuesday. Thali, kulhad tea debut on Air India menu Early this week, the ubiquitous Indian thali and the kulhad masala chai sprouted wings and boarded their maiden flight. On Monday, national carrier Air India became the first carrier to serve lunch and dinner thalis and tea in kulhads on board flights. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Cops bust mobile gun shop that gave home deliveries An AK-47 for Rs 1 lakh-2 lakh, a double-barrel gun for Rs 40,000-Rs 45,000 and a combo-pack of a .32 bore pistol and two magazines for Rs 35,000. Four children hurt as tempo rams school bus Four schoolchildren and a 21-year-old man were injured after the mini-bus they were travelling in was hit by a speeding tempo in outer Delhi's Narela on Wednesday morning. Consumers can procure own meters to replace 'fast' ones To ensure that consumers are satisfied with the working of the meters installed at their premsies, the DERC has come out guidelines for those who want to procure meters on their own. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Battle of ballot - Netas' kith and kin enter ZP, TP poll fray Dynasty politics continues to thrive in Karnataka and now it has seeped into panchayat polls too. 60% affected kids undernourished, run the risk of lower cure rate Out of the 7,000-odd cancer-afflicted children admitted to Kidwai every year, 60% are undernourished and 30% malnourished which reduces the cure rate by 50%, doctors say. Cancer Day - With cap on govt help, poor patients face a slow death without treatment Oncologists say there is a gap between technological advancement in cancer care and funds provided under government schemes. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Big plans to develop film industry in Vizag The considerable turnout of the film industry in the GHMC polls indicated one thing: there would be no shifting of the Telugu film industry from Hyderabad. Kapu stir: Kirlampudi tense over fear of Mudragada's arrest With two days left for the threatened indefinite hunger strike by Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham seeking BC status for his community , his native Kirlampudi village in East Godavari district continued to remain tense on Tuesday due to the presence of a large number of security personnel and rumours that Padmanabham could be arrested any time before he sits on his dharna. GHMC polls: Missing Nota button on EVMs stumps voters : Those landing up at the polling booths to cast their votes in favour of None of the Above (Nota) in the GHMC polls were in for a surprise when they found the button missing from the Electronic Voting Machine this time. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		SVS college was in legal tangle a year before girls' death At least a year before finding itself in the news for all the wrong reasons after the shocking death of three girl students, whose bodies were fished out of a farm well in Villupuram district on January 21, SVS Medical College of Yoga and Naturopathy escaped almost unscathed in two rounds of litigation in the Madras high court. GAIL reworks pipeline cost as SC hikes relief to TN farmers More than a two-year delay due to litigation had thrown the math of GAIL's Kochi-Kuttanad-BangaloreMangalore gas pipeline project out of gear. Tindivanam court sentences 6 to life for Mahabs caste riot, murder Six people have been sen tenced to life for their involvement in the April 25, 2013 violence that broke out en route to Mamallapuram where a PMK meet was held. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		BJP-RSS trying to change Ambedkar's Constitution: Sushil Shinde Senior Congress leader and former Union Home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, while speaking at the ‘Samvidhan se Swabhiman’ (self-respect through the Constitution) function, organized by Gujarat Congress in Gandhinagar to felicitate dalit heroes from various fields, said that the BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) are trying to change the Constitution given to the country by Babasaheb Ambedkar. Gujarat dumps 2003 tourism plans citing security concerns In its 2003-2010 tourism policy, Gujarat government had promised that it will develop water sports facilities at Narmada dam canal reservoir (situated between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar) to make the place a tourist attraction . Ahmedabad yet to learn last mile smartness One of the features of any ‘smart city’ in the world is a reliable and integrated transport system. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		25 special squads to manage devotees on 18 ghats for Mauni Amavasya snan In a bid to regulate the flow of devotees and pilgrims on all the 18 ghats of Sangam to take holy dip on the pious occasion of Mauni Amavasya, mela police on Wednesday formed as many as 25 special squads comprising 10 policemen each. HC turns down PIL for `up-lokayukta' The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking appointment of “up-lokayukta“ in the state, saying “up-lokayukta“ is appointed by Governor with consent of Lokayukta. Cops caught drinking with undertrial In yet another example of lax attitude of UP police personnel, two cops were found consuming liquor with the undertrial they were escorting in an AC coach of Padmavat Express More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		CMO, Odisha joins Facebook The chief minister’s office (CMO) on Wednesday made debut in popular social media Facebook (www.facebook.com/cmo.odisha). Centre will stop funding if Andhra Pradesh violates GWDT agreement on Polavaram: Uma Bharti The Union minister of water resources, river development and Ganga rejuvenation, Uma Bharti on Wednesday said the Centre would stop funding if the Andhra Pradesh government will violate agreement of the Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal (GWDT) award on Polavaram project (now Indira Sagar dam). Naveen seeks PM's intervention for supply of adequate rice to the state The state government has sought intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supply of adequate amount of rice instead of wheat from the central pool under the National Food Security Act (NFSA). More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Illegal sand mining continues unabated at Sardar Sarovar project in MP, green panel rues National Green Tribunal (NGT) appointed commission of advocates has found illegal sand mining taking place in the submergence area of Sardar Sarovar Project in four districts of Madhya Pradesh. MP BJP leaders to decide venue for PM's farmer rally Madhya Pradesh BJP leadership will hold a meeting at 11 am on Thursday to decide venue for the Kisan Sammelan to be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 18. MP grieves demise of former Governor Dr Balram Jhakar Two times Lok Sabha speaker, erstwhile Union minister, farmer leader and former Governor of the state Balram Jhakar passed away at his residence in New Delhi on Wednesday morning. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Dept forgets to change advance tax after VAT slash Laxity on the part of officers of the excise and taxation department is costing businessmen in the state dear. Operation Muskaan: Panchkula cops rescue 4 kids The human-trafficking prevention branch of Panchkula police rescued four children and helped them reunite with their parents under its ongoing Operation Muskaan. Chandigarh school 'discriminates' against handicapped child A parent on Wednesday accused a prominent private school in Sector 7 here of discriminating against her handicapped daughter by refusing admission to her in Class VII only on the basis of her condition. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: BJP MLA cites spl power to back Arunachal guv action

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Wednesday, February 03, 2016
		Today's Headlines

		India
		BJP MLA cites spl power to back Arunachal guv action Governor not to abide by CM's advice if he had no majority CPM's silence on Prez rule makes partymen uneasy CPM, which prides itself as being the biggest votary against the "misuse" of Article 356, has not uttered a word during the unfolding political drama in Arunachal Pradesh. Passport case: Chargesheet against Rajan In the chargesheet, Rajendra Sadashiv Nikalje alias Chhota Rajan and three passport officials - Jay Shree Rahate, Deepak Natvarlal Shah and Lalitha Layamon - were named as accused. More India News»

		Business
		Saying there's liquidity shortage is against facts: Rajan RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's message to the government could not have been more clear: Be reckless in spending and pay more for borrowings. Google parent replaces Apple as most valuable company Alphabet, the parent of Sundar Pichai-led Google, has surpassed Apple as the most valuable public company in the world. In February last year, Apple had a valuation that topped the combined valuation of Google and Microsoft. Google was last valued higher than Apple six years ago. ​New Indian rule backfires, boosts unofficial gold trade A rule forcing buyers of high-value jewellery to disclose their tax code - has boosted unofficial trading in the world's second-biggest gold consumer, industry experts say, rather than promote transparency and dent demand. More Business News»

		Environment
		Explore alternative cremation, NGT tells Centre The National Green Tribunal has directed the Union environment ministry and the Delhi government to initiate programmes to provide alternative modes of cremation of human remains, saying the traditional method of burning wood emitted hazardous pollutants in the environment. NGT direction to UP govt on Ganga pollution issue The National Green Tribunal has directed the Uttar Pradesh government and its state pollution control board to apprise the public about pending proceedings as it may order shifting of polluting industrial units located on the banks of Ganga. Researchers confirm lions in remote Ethiopian park Conservationists say they have confirmed the existence of lions in a remote national park in Ethiopia, a rare piece of good news for a threatened species whose numbers have plunged in many parts of Africa. Born Free, a charity based in Britain, said the discovery was made in Alatash National Park. More Environment News»

		World
		Sexually transmitted Zika case confirmed in Texas A person in Texas has been infected with the Zika virus after having sex with an ill person who had returned from South America, local health officials said Tuesday. No ban on Sikh turbans, only on burqas, says France Seeking to address the allegations regarding the “so-called restrictions’’ imposed on the wearing of the Sikh turban, France on Tuesday clarified that there was no ban on Sikhs wearing turbans in public places. US to rework arms control rule on exporting hacker tools The US government is rewriting a proposal under arms control rules from 20 years ago to make it simpler to export tools related to hacking and surveillance software since they are also used to secure computer networks. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Actresses who sported bikinis in their debut films No Bollywood release for Deepika in 2016 After 'Rock On!! 2', Farhan to take up 'Don 3' Farhan Akhtar is determined to give finishing touches to his 'Don 3' script after he finishes shooting for 'Rock On!! 2.' More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Found: Why women can't shed kilos Women find it harder to lose weight as compared to men because their brain is wired differently, a new study suggests. Signs of life found in Earth's mantle Scientists have collected an unprecedented sequence of rock samples from the shallow mantle of the Atlantic Ocean that bear signs of life, unique carbon cycling, and ocean crust movement. Killing cancer cells: Get them addicted to drugs Scientists in the UK have found a new way to combat cancer by getting tumour cells addicted to drugs that will kill them in minutes. More Science News»

		Sports
		We're confident of a successful season: Keshav Bansal On Tuesday, mobile phone manufacturers Intex Technologies officially unveiled the name of their Rajkot-based IPL franchise, Gujarat Lions. Raina unveils Rajkot-based IPL franchise, Gujarat Lions The eighth IPL franchise has been officially named Gujarat Lions, with team captain Suresh Raina and owner Keshav Bansal revealing the logo of the Rajkot-based team. HIL: Punjab Warriors beat Delhi Waveriders 5-2 Jaypee Punjab Warriors dished out an attacking brand of hockey to register a convincing 5-2 win over home team Delhi Waveriders in the league match of the HIL. More Sports News»

		Technology
		7 biggest smartphone myths busted But you shouldn't believe everything you need on the internet. Comparison: Motorola Moto X Force with Motorola Moto X Play and Apple iPhone 6s We compared the Motorola Moto X Force with Motorola Moto X Play and Apple iPhone 6s, so that you can choose the one right for you. Google wants to make its Nexus phones more like iPhones Google is planning to take more control over the design of its Nexus smartphones, taking steps to make the line of Android devices more like the Apple iPhone, The Information reports. More Technology News»

		Education
		Bangalore University revives plan to have Jindal School of Economics Bangalore University (BU) has yet again revived its proposal to establish Dr Sitaram Jindal School of Economics (SJSE) in partnership with the Jindal Group. Rewriting of Class XI textbooks not before year end: Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has cleared that they will be in a position to complete the rewriting of textbooks for Class XI not before later in the year. This means that Class XI students will have to study old textbooks in the session 2016-17. Teachers completing Class X course with 'passbooks'  Even after large claims of quality improvement in government schools by the state government, teachers are preparing Class X students for board exams with the help of ‘passbooks’ or textbook guides and completing the course for upcoming final examinations. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Cops file chargesheet in builder suicide case Submit ‘Clinching’ Evidence Against Four Corporators Caught with man's cloned cards, conmenshow his licence An alert cashier of an electronic store in Vashi helped the police arrest two men who were trying to use cloned credit cards to make payment for two smartphones. BMC to reclaim plots given to ex-MLA, builders The two dozen open spaces which the BMC plans to take over in the second phase includes a plot that was allotted to an organization belonging to former Shiv Sena MLA Vinod Ghosalkar and some that belong to prominent builders. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Delhi government asks doctors to give account of daily work Marking attendance may not be enough for doctors in Delhi government hospitals. Shut two plants, discom urges govt North discom Tata Power Delhi has written to the state government over rising cost of power and the urgency to surrender power from NTPC/NHPC plants to bring down tariff in the city. Thampu posts: Teachers share ire Teachers have petitioned the supreme council of St Stephen's College over a series of Facebook posts by its principal Valson Thampu. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Invest Karnataka 2016: Backstage, babus fix GIM nuts and bolts Behind the glitz of Invest Karnataka 2016 is a group of IAS officials, working tirelessly behind the scenes to en sure the event goes off with clockwork precision. It is their big test in catapulting Karnataka to the next or bit of growth, by attracting adequate investments. 48% of MNC R&D talent is in Bengaluru Bengaluru remains home to the highest number of multinational R&D centres and talent pool in India. Intelligence to FIRs, student-cops may lend muscle to police From gathering intelligence in their locality and helping citizens file FIRs to preventing crimes and improving governance — student cadets may add strength to the short-staffed police force over the years. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Kapu stir: Kirlampudi tense over fear of Mudragada's arrest With two days left for the threatened indefinite hunger strike by Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham seeking BC status for his community , his native Kirlampudi village in East Godavari district continued to remain tense on Tuesday due to the presence of a large number of security personnel and rumours that Padmanabham could be arrested any time before he sits on his dharna. GHMC polls: Missing Nota button on EVMs stumps voters : Those landing up at the polling booths to cast their votes in favour of None of the Above (Nota) in the GHMC polls were in for a surprise when they found the button missing from the Electronic Voting Machine this time. Exit polls see big win for TRS The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) appears set to be daubed in pink with all exit polls giving the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samiti a majority in the civic polls held on Tuesday . More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Fire at mat making company, products worth Rs 5cr gutted Fire broke out at a mat manufacturing unit at Ponneri in Tiruvallur district on Tuesday morning. Internal probe by students of IIT-M reveals security lapses An internal investigation by students of IIT Madras has claimed that there are several serious lapses in security at the prestigious institute. Top cop shares cuppa with men who perform City police commissioner T Rajendran and senior officers have decided to meet and chat over tea with policemen who are doing the job to the credit of the force. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Beggar with a heart of gold! Girls need to be encouraged to study, says 68-year-old beggar Khimjibhai Prajapati. BJP, Cong trade barbs over Hardik's 2017 poll remark The BJP and Congress got into a war of words over the comment by Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) convener Hardik Patel that Congress will form the government in Gujarat in 2017. `Global bodies don't fully know local value of monuments' The second day of the six-day series on `Art, Culture and Heri tage: A Management Perspective', saw former member of the advisory committee on world heritage matters to the ministry of culture, Shikha Jain, speak on managing heritage landscapes. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Four liquor smugglers held Four members of a gang involved in liquor smuggling were arrested near Curzon Bridge on Monday. 12 take oath as permanent HC judges Chief Justice of Allahabad High Court Dr Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud on Monday administered oath to 12 additional judges of the High Court as permanent judges in his court room. Teachers Eligibility Test exam today Uttar Pradesh Teachers Eligibility Test will be conducted at 1200 examination centres across the state on Tuesday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Naveen requests Fadnavis for land in Navi Mumbai for making Odisha Bhawan Chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Tuesday requested his Maharashtra counterpart Devendra Fadnavis to provide an acre land in Navi Mumabi for construction of another Odisha Bhawan (state guest house) for accommodation of Odia people visiting Mumbai. Dreaded gangster held in Kendrapada Close on heels of the arrest of notorious tender fixer brothers Sushil Dhal Samant and Sushant Dhal Samant in Bhubaneswar, the police in Kendrapada district on Tuesday arrested dreaded gangster and tender mafia Syed Imran Ali, 40 alias Sappo. Dhenkanal minor rape case: Accused arrested Dhenkanal police on Tuesday arrested the accused who had allegedly raped a minor girl of Bhagabanpur village in Dhenkanal district on Saturday night. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Every cottage in Hanuwantiya island will have firefighting equipment, claims MPTDC The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (MPTDC) has ensured that every cottage at Hanuwantiya island will have firefighting equipment. The island is being promoted as a major tourist destination and a special tour of chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan along with his cabinet members was held on Tuesday to boost up this activity. Congress protests against Vyapam mistake Madhya Pradesh youth Congress on Tuesday staged a protest before Vyapam, PEB (Professional Examination Board) demanding action against corrput officials and that it should function in a more transparent manner. Ten years of MGNREGA: Cong-BJP vie for ownership of rural job scheme The Congress on Tuesday admitted it failed to reap political mileage of it's flagship scheme MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act) only because of poor publicity management. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Month after man duped at bank, cops register case Almost a month after an elderly man was duped of Rs 5 lakh at UCO Bank in Phase I, Mohali, the police registered a case on Tuesday. Mohali police planning to auction unclaimed impounded vehicles With nearly 30,000 unclaimed impounded vehicles going to waste at the 22 police stations in Mohali district, the force is now planning to auction the vehicles that have been in its custody for more than 10 years. Five Gurdaspur youths held with gun and drugs Five youths hailing from Dinanagar, Gurdaspur, were on Monday night arrested for allegedly coming to Mohali to sell heroin and a country-made pistol. More Chandigarh News»

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