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Missing girl’s parents send cops on wild goose chase
Ludhiana, September 9
A family of migrant labourers today sent the city police to a wild goose chase by claiming that their 12-year-old daughter, missing for the past 20 days, was murdered and buried in a children's burial ground near the Daba-Lohara road this morning.
The police exhumes the body of a girl from a burial ground near Daba-Lohara road on Saturday.
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Sajida's brother seeks probe into her death
Mandi Ahmedgarh, September 9
Pakistan national Fayyaz Khan, who is the legal heir of the late Sazida Begum, the youngest queen of the last ruler of erstwhile Malerkotla state, has demanded a probe into the sequence of events leading to the death of his sister.
Pre-arrest bail plea denied in dowry case
Ludhiana, September 9
The Additional Sessions Judge, Mr Sanjeev Berry, has dismissed the anticipatory bail application filed by Raksha Rani of Atam Nagar, involved in a dowry harassment
case.
Community policing scheme irks Dugri residents
Ludhiana, September 9
The representative of welfare associations of Urban Estate Phase I, II and III in Dugri here have rejected the community police officer (CPO) scheme introduced by the police for providing security under a community policing concept.
At the Crossroads
When the land becomes motherland
The world is shrinking fast but the human mind is shrinking faster. Vande Mataram is not merely a national song, it is a symbol of our struggle for freedom. In the mid-forties of the last century, particularly 1945-46, the mention of these two words ignited the spirits of the youth. The college students of our city marched forward to Jallianwallah Bagh, raising the slogan “Inqilab Zindabad”.
Plea to donate eyes
Ludhiana, September 9
Though the idea of eye donation is catching up fast with the active cooperation of service clubs, social, religious and educational institutions as well as NGOs, there is a dire need to promote the noble cause and make it a mass movement in the state.
Alag distributes 40,000 books in western hemisphere
Ludhiana, September 9
Eminent writer and Sikh historian, Dr Swaroop Singh Alagh, has distributed about 40,000 books free of cost in the western hemisphere during his three-month tour to the Europe and the US.
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