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Migrant held for kidnapping girl
Leaders forget martyr Sarabha
Ludhiana, November 16
Martyrs are never forgotten. They are immortal. But sadly this does not seem
true in Ludhiana. For the martyrdom day of Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha was
conveniently forgotten by the district administration as well as by the
political leader today.
Congress workers observe silence near the statue of martyr Kartar Singh Sarabha in Ludhiana on Thursday.
— Photo by IV |
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Solve murder case, pleads
US-based family
Jagraon, November 16
A US-based son of a murdered octogenarian ex-serviceman is seeking the help of the local police to solve the murder case.
Even though more than a month has passed since the ex-serviceman was found brutally hammered to death in his farm house, situated on the outskirts of Parjian village, Biharipur near Alipur
Chhinna, the police has not solved the case.
Raids for checking power thefts resented
Ludhiana, November 16
The Punjab State Electricity Board's (PSEB) move to take the police help in case of suspected industrial thefts has caused panic among the local industry.
According to sources, police personnel conducted a raid on an industrial unit here yesterday. The move has disturbed the industry, which has been opposing the new provisions of taking the police help for dealing with thefts.
PSEB staff hold dharna
Ludhiana, November 16
In protest against the supension of 32 employees in the Tarn Taran circle, employees of the Punjab State Electricity Board (PSEB), under the banner of the PSEB Employees Federation, AITUC, Punjab held a dharna outside the electricity board office on Ferozepore road here.
At the
Crossroads
Recalling good old days
Afghan
President Hamid Karzai's visit to Shimla has made him nostalgic
of the years he had spent at that hill station as a student,
first at SDB College and then at HP University.
Ms Harmeet Kaur,Principal, Ramgarhia
Girls College,releases Prof N.S.Tasneem’s collection of
articles “At The Crossroads” at the college on Saturday.Mr
Ranjodh Singh,Mr T.P.S. Sandhu and Mr Deepak Manmohan Singh are
also in the picture. — A Tribune photograph |
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C forms available in 'abundance'
Ludhiana, November 16
The Excise and Taxation Department today sought to clarify the apprehensions of traders and business community about the non-availability of the C Forms. The department maintained that the C Forms were available in abundance and sufficient quantity here also.
Anti-drug march on Nov 20
Ludhiana, November 16
Dr Charan Kamal, chief secretary, Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle, said though
the Cigarette and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003 had been formulated three
years back, it was still waiting for its implementation at the ground level.
Tobacco and other drug vendors were operating openly in front of schools,
colleges and other educational and religious institutions, which was a complete
contravention of this Act.
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