Login Register
Follow Us

Cast vote, get 15% discount in hotels

CHANDIGARH: Hotel owners will offer a minimum discount of 15 per cent to every voter who shows the indelible ink mark.

Show comments

Chandigarh, March 26

Hotel owners will offer a minimum discount of 15 per cent to every voter who shows the indelible ink mark.

The discount will be offered from May 19, the voting day, till May 25 at all eateries. Other special incentives specific to different hotels and eating joints will also be offered.

The decision was taken at a meeting held by Deputy Commissioner-cum-Additional Chief Electoral Officer Mandip Singh with hotel owners. As part of the ongoing SVEEP programme, the DC today launched the banner of an awareness campaign initiated by restaurant and hotel owners for the elections. Carrying the message "Eat Pure, Vote for Sure", the objective of the campaign is to maximise voter registration and turnout during the elections.

This message will be displayed on banners and standees at all leading hotels and eateries as well as stamped on their bills and other receipts so that the importance of becoming a voter and exercising the right to vote gets conveyed to each visitor. — TNS

Show comments
Show comments

Top News

View All

40-year-old Delhi man takes 200 flights in 110 days to steal jewellery from co-passengers, would assume dead brother’s identity

2 separate cases of theft were reported on separate flights in the past three months, after which a dedicated team from IGI Airport was formed to nab the culprits

Mother's Day Special: How region’s top cops, IAS officer strike a balance between work and motherhood

Punjab DGP Gurpreet, Himachal DGP Satwant, Chandigarh SSP Kanwardeep, Ferozepur SSP Saumya, IAS officer Amrit Singh open up on the struggles they face

Enduring magic of Surjit Patar: A tribute to Punjab’s beloved poet

A tribute to Punjab’s beloved poet, who passed away aged 79 in Ludhiana

Indian Air force rescues 2 NRI women tourists from forest of Himachal Pradesh’s Sirmaur

Local administration warns tourists not to venture on the Churdhar track without information

Most Read In 24 Hours