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A theory of craft [electronic resource] : function and aesthetic expression / Howard Risatti ; foreword by Kenneth R. Trapp.

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This is not a hoax [electronic resource] : unsettling truth in Canadian culture / Heather Jessup.

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Red Cross Society organises blood donation camp




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Chandigarh: Phone tree helps child rescue




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Liquor to cost more in Himachal Pradesh

Liquor is going to cost more in Himachal Pradesh as the State Cabinet decided on Friday to levy Additional License Fee (COVID Cess) on the sale of liquor in the State.




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Sonipat liquor scam: Panel set up to probe

Preliminary investigations revealed that as many as 5,500 cases of IMFL which had been seized by Haryana Police waas found to have been missing. While officials from the excise and taxation department are compiling records and taking inventories to quantify the details of missing liquor which was seized by them.




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Nuh gives relief; Haryana corona count now 647

Nuh district gave a sigh of relief for health authorities who were continued to be disappointed as 22 new more cases were found in Haryana which took state total tally to 647. Besides Gurugram, other districts from where fresh cases were reported include Faridabad, Sonipat, Jhajjar, Panipat, Jind and Fatehabad.




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July 31: New deadline to pay property tax

With Punjab governor and Chandigarh administrator V P Singh Badnore clearing the proposal, now the owners of both residential and commercial properties will be able to pay their taxes for the current financial year with rebate till July 31, said an official on Friday.




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Covid-19: Teachers in Tricity face salary cuts

After professionals working in private companies, teachers working in private schools of the Tricity are facing salary cuts. While a few schools have deducted around 40% of teachers’ salaries, many are yet to pay salaries at all. Most school teachers get their salaries by the seventh day of the month. This time, many teachers of various schools had not received salary till Friday. DAV Schools are among those which have deducted salaries.




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Chd turns down demand to ply private cabs, autos

The UT administration has rejected requests of private taxi operators to allow them to operate in the city at a time when coronavirus has hit the business of web-based taxis and private tours and travellers. Following the guidelines of the ministry of home affairs (MHA), the administration has the representation made by private taxi operators, as cabs and private taxis are not allowed in the “red zone” — a label, according to the government, for a place having a high number of Covid-19 cases.




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Mohali: Eateries to open only for home delivery

Deputy commissioner Girish Dayalan has allowed restaurants and eateries to open only for home delivery and takeaways. The DC said all eateries will have to take permission before opening. He said they will have to make social distancing markings outside their premises for those coming for takeaway.




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Punjab: ASI shoots dead Kabaddi player, sacked

A Punjab Police assistant sub-inspector (ASI) on Thursday night shot dead a prominent Kabaddi player Arvinder Jeet Singh Padda in Lakhan Ke Padde village and injured another youth. Following arrest of the accused ASI and his associate on Friday, Kapurthala SSP Satinder Singh dismissed the former from service.




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Haryana: 40 Muslim families convert to Hinduism

About 250 members of 40 Muslim families from Bidhmira village in Haryana’s Hisar district embraced Hinduism on Friday and performed the last rites of a 80-yearold woman according to Hindu customs. Earlier, about 35 members of six Muslim families also embraced Hinduism at Jind’s Danoda Kalan village on April 18.




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Can Pb switch to other kharif crops from paddy?

The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is posing a huge challenge for Punjab farmers who are facing labour shortage due to the exodus of migrants to their native states. However, it also offers a rare opportunity to diversify to other crops from water-guzzling paddy in the coming kharif (summer) season, according to officials and experts.




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Chandigarh lockdown news: Today's updates

Amid prevalent chaos and uncertainty over access to the essential services and commodities during the lockdown, we bring you the latest updates from your city.




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Covid app 'defective' in Himachal Pradesh




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16k register to return, over 11L to leave Pb

As Punjabis stranded abroad continue to register themselves with the state government to facilitate their return to the state, the number of requests have risen to total 3,500 from around 90 countries.




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Mohali: Stubble burns again, chokes Zirakpur

With farmers indulging in stubble burning post wheat harvesting season, pollution is back to haunt the residents of Zirakpur, who had been enjoying clean air following restrictions on plying of vehicles during the ongoing lockdown.




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Himachal CM seeks support of panchayat pradhans

Following the detection of fresh coronavirus positive cases from Chamba and Kangra districts, chief minister Jai Ram Thakur on Saturday interacted with panchayat pradhans of various gram panchayats of these two districts through video-conferencing and sought their support.




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Corona: Sudhir Sharma slams Himachal Pradesh




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'Corona exposed fastest growing economy claims'

Senior BJP leader, former Union minister and former Himachal Pradesh chief minister Shanta Kumar on Saturday said that before Covid-19 outbreak it was being claimed that India is fastest growing economy in the world and figures among top five richest countries and crores of people have been brought out of poverty but now coronavirus pandemic has brought out the truth.




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Chandigarh: HC issues SOP on E-hearing

Punjab and Haryana high court has directed all the advocates to adhere to proper dress code while appearing in e-courts via videoconferencing for hearing of their cases. Advocates have been directed to not to record, store or broadcast any of court proceedings as these are strictly prohibited.




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French carmaker Renault shifts UK Duster unit out of India

Renault currently sells five models in India: premium sedan Fluence, the Koleos SUV, compact car Pulse and Scala sedan besides the Duster.




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India has potential to become world's biggest car maker: Kenichi Ayukawa, Maruti Suzuki

"We are confident that, under the Make in India programme, factors affecting competitiveness will be removed," Kenichi Ayukawa, MD, Maruti Suzuki India.




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Skoda holding back investment in India due to "uncertainties"

Czech carmaker Skoda today said it is holding back its future investments in the country citing 'uncertainties' relating to policy framework.




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M&M launches new Scorpio starting at Rs 7.98 lakh; to take on Duster & Safari Storme

Gearing to meet an increasing competition in SUV segment, M&M launched the new Scorpio priced between Rs 7.98-11.46 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai).




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Czech carmaker Skoda Auto shifts focus to big cars in India

Skoda has phased out the Fabia hatchback earlier this year and said there are no immediate plans to replace it or introduce other small cars.




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Japanese auto parts maker FCC Company buys half of stake in Rico Auto

Japanese auto parts maker FCC Company has purchased its Indian partner Rico Auto's 50% stake in their equal joint venture.




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Mahindra & Mahindra's core focus to be on utility vehicles segment

Mahindra & Mahindra would continue to focus on utility vehicles segment with the launch of fresh products on new platforms, a top company official has said.




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Ford to phase out Figo from India and replace the model with a new-generation car in 2015

The company will also phase out Classic' entry sedan to make way for the new mid-size car that was showcased at the Delhi Motor Show in February this year.




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Daimler India looks to replicate trucks business success in buses

Daimler's bus plant located in Oragadam, near Chennai is coming up at an investment of Rs 424 crore.




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Automotive Mission Plan 2016-26 to be finalised by mid-2015

The Automotive Mission Plan for the next decade, beginning 2016, is being prepared and will be finalised by the middle of next year.




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Mobilio outsells Ertiga, Innova in its debut month

Honda sold 5,539 units of the multi-purpose seven-seat vehicle in August, according to data from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.




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Toyota revives plan to launch Lexus in India

Toyota sells Lexus across all major markets, with US being the largest. It deferred the plan to bring Lexus here in 2012 because of high import duty and a sluggish local auto market.




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Tata Motors ropes in Mayank Pareek as head passenger vehicles

Pareek comes with over two decades of experience with Maruti Suzuki where his last role was as COO, wherein he was heading Marketing & Sales vertical.




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Maruti Suzuki posts highest market share in more than a decade in July

Not only that, the maker of the Alto and WagonR in July produced more vehicles than ever before in its history.




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Autophagy-focused Casma Therapeutics debuts with $58.5 million from Third Rock

The biotech will first tackle lysosomal storage disorders




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Serine octamer reveals its structure

The structure of the protonated eight-membered cluster of serines formed during electrospray ionization has long baffled mass spectrometrists




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Protein-hydrogel crystal expands and contracts

Hybrid material could aid protein structure determination and drug delivery




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Chemistry in Pictures: The search is on




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Bone nanostructure revealed by electron microscopy

Crystalline needles of bone mineral form helical patterns around collagen fibrils




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Chemistry in Pictures: Colorful chromium




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Chemistry in Pictures: 96 wells