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PEC to vet ₹27cr Kajauli water works upgrade as MC ropes in 3rd party auditor

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By Deepak Yadav
| The Times of India Verified
News City News chandigarh News PEC to vet ₹27cr Kajauli water works upgrade as MC ropes in 3rd party auditor Trending The MC will pay PEC a consultancy fee of Rs 10.8 lakh, plus GST, for undertaking independent quality checks Chandigarh: To ensure that the upgradation of the Kajauli water works meets prescribed technical standards and quality benchmarks, the municipal corporation (MC), Chandigarh, has appointed Punjab Engineering College (PEC) as the third-party quality assurance agency for...
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HC gets 750-car green parking facility after months-long wait

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By Deepak Yadav
| MSN India Verified
Deepak Yadav Chandigarh: Hundreds of litigants and lawyers visiting the Punjab and Haryana high court can now avail a newly developed surface parking facility, with the Chandigarh administration completing a long-awaited project aimed at easing chronic parking congestion in the court complex. Built on about 6.23 acres of previously unpaved land adjoining the high court, the parking has capacity for more than 750 vehicles at a time.
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GST, VAT, excise collections surge in Q1 of 2026‑27

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By Deepak Yadav
| The Times of India Verified
Trending GST leads charge as UT logs revenue boost in Q1 Deepak.Yadav@timesofindia.comChandigarh: The UT excise and taxation department has recorded significant revenue increase in the first quarter of the 2026‑27 (April–June) financial year, registering growth across GST, VAT and excise segments, particularly as compared to the same period last year.The GST wing reported the maximum increase, with collections rising by Rs 151.1 crore.
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