Flood Alerts Issued Across Tricity as Ghaggar and Sukhna Lake Water Levels Surge
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1️⃣ Flood alerts as Ghaggar & Sukhna water levels surge 🌊
2️⃣ CPDL pushes solar energy adoption ☀️
3️⃣ New Tourism Master Plan unveiled 🏛️
4️⃣ Capital Strikers win Chandigarh Premier League 🏏
5️⃣ ITI setup at Burail Jail reviewed by Union Minister 🏢
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Authorities have issued high alert warnings in Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula due to rising water levels in the Ghaggar River and Sukhna Lake. The Mohali administration has urged villagers in the Dera Bassi subdivision to remain vigilant and avoid crossing swollen causeways. The gates of Sukhna Lake have been opened twice this monsoon season to manage the water levels.
☀️ Chandigarh Promotes Solar Energy Adoption
The Chandigarh Power Distribution Limited (CPDL) held an awareness meeting with Residents’ Welfare Associations to promote the adoption of solar energy. Mayor Harpreet Kaur Babla emphasized that switching to solar energy is both environmentally responsible and financially beneficial.
🏛️ Chandigarh Unveils Tourism Master Plan
The Chandigarh Administration has unveiled an ambitious Tourism Master Plan aimed at enhancing the city’s appeal and boosting tourism. Key initiatives include reviving Le Corbusier’s unrealized “Museum of Knowledge” at the Capitol Complex, planning a world-class concert center at Sarangpur, and upgrading the Natural History Museum in Sector 10. The plan also includes developing cultural circuits and promoting eco-tourism, adventure tourism, and cultural tourism.
🏏 Dr Morepen’s Chandigarh Premier League: Capital Strikers Secure 8-Run Victory
In the latest match of the Dr Morepen’s Chandigarh Premier League, the Capital Strikers defeated the Panchkula Bashers by 8 runs. Jaskirat Singh Mehra’s impressive bowling performance, taking 3 wickets for 17 runs, was instrumental in the Strikers’ victory.
🏥 Union Minister Visits Burail Jail to Review ITI Setup
A Union Minister visited Burail Jail to review the setup of an Industrial Training Institute (ITI). The first phase will offer training in woodwork and sewing technology, aiming to provide vocational skills to inmates.
