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Punjab, Haryana ministers fail to pay 4.42 cr dues for UT houses: Audit

An audit conducted for years 2021 to 2023 revealed that a licence fee amount of ₹4.42 crore was pending in respect of houses occupied by the ministers or deputy ministers of Punjab and Haryana.

As per provisions of Punjab Reorganisation Act 1966, licence fee, at the rate fixed from time to time, is recoverable in respect of houses allotted from the UT pool accommodation to the ministers of Punjab and Haryana states. (HT File)
Updated on Oct 26, 2024 09:56 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Chandigarh Housing Board cancels allotment of 20 small flats over 40-lakh rent dues

Along with cancellation of the allotment, the Chandigarh Housing Board has asked the allottees concerned to hand over the possession of the flat within 30 days; if the allottees fail to return the possession, the process of eviction will be initiated

Of the total 20 flats, 12 are located in Sector 56 and eight in Sector 49, Chandigarh. (HT File)
Updated on Oct 17, 2024 09:28 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Street vendors owe Chandigarh MC 75 crore, get 2-month ultimatum to pay up

Failure to clear the dues will lead to strict action, including licence cancellation, as was decided in the Chandigarh town vending committee meeting.

Chandigarh has 10,903 registered street vendors in all, out of which only 3,595 are paying up their dues on a regular basis. (HT File)
Updated on Oct 08, 2024 06:26 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Ludhiana: Ex-SAD minister booked for not paying 14 cr licence fee to GLADA

The FIR was filed against Garcha, 88, under sections 36 (1) of Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Act on a complaint filed by additional chief administrator

Jagdish Singh Garcha
Updated on Jan 25, 2024 06:14 AM IST
By, Ludhiana

Chandigarh stares at 150 cr loss from 18 unsold liquor vends

The UT excise and taxation department in India is facing a loss of ₹150 crore this year as 18 of its liquor vends have found no buyers. The department has proposed increasing the liquor quota of existing vends to compensate for the loss. However, liquor contractors are unhappy with the move, as they are already facing losses due to high taxes in Chandigarh compared to neighboring cities in Punjab. The department has so far collected only around ₹500 crore out of its target of ₹830 crore in license fees.

The value-added tax (VAT) charged in Punjab is much lower than Chandigarh. (HT FILE)
Updated on Aug 28, 2023 12:04 AM IST
By, Chandigarh
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