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Drenched in festivity
Girls in Holi revelry at a college in Ludhiana on Saturday. — Photo by Inderjeet Verma |
Developer becomes couple’s nightmare
Ludhiana, March 3
The district administration has sought an inquiry report from the city police pertaining to the harassment of a migrant couple at the hand of a developer.
Routine patrolling saves woman
Mandi Ahmedgarh, March 3
Routine patrolling by the Dehlon police saved a woman of Jartoli village from being shot by her brother-in-law who was nabbed when he was going to kill her on Thursday evening.
2 get life term for murder
Ludhiana, March 3
Additional Sessions Judge Gurbir Singh has sentenced Charanjit Singh, alias
Ghola, of Navi Abadi, Samrala Road, Khanna, and Jagwinder Singh, alias Jaggi, of Purani
Sarai, Khanna, to rigorous life imprisonment for killing a relative.
Gabria for early redress of people’s problems
Ludhiana, March 3
Hira Singh Gabria, cabinet minister, Punjab, has asked the officers to accord top priority to provide efficient and clean administration to quickly solve people’s problems.
Gabria gets grand
reception
Ludhiana, March 3
Ludhiana Rural MLA Hira Singh Gabria, who was inducted into the cabinet on Friday, was accorded a warm reception on his arrival here today. A procession of his supporters showered flowers on him and many of them even garlanded him.
Hira Singh Gabria, who took the oath of office and secrecy as a cabinet minister in Mohali on Friday, being accorded a warm reception on his arrival in Ludhiana
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Say no to chemical, toxic colours
Ludhiana, March 3
Holi is the ancient Indian festival of colors; it marks the beginning of the new season. The season of flowers, freshness, green leaves and fragrances. It matches with the full bloomed riot of the splendid spring flowers. But the highlight of the festival is throwing colours (both wet and dry) on each other, which most of the time being synthetic and even toxic, can have disastrous effects on the skin.
Seminar on woman entrepreneurship
Mandi Gobindgarh, March 3
A national seminar on women entrepreneurship was organised here in collaboration with the Punjab Commerce and Management Association on the campus of the Desh Bhagat Institute of Management and Computer Sciences, Mandi
Gobindgarh.
Chairperson of the Punjab State Women Commission Parminder Kaur addresses a seminar on women entrepreneurship at the DBIMSC, Mandi Gobindgarh, on Saturday. |
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‘Leaders can be bridge between admn, public’
Mandi Ahmedgarh, March 3
Terming social and political leaders as a bridge between the administration and the public, Mr Paramvir Singh Gill, SP (D),
Sangrur, directed the local police officials to enhance relationship with them so that necessary action could be taken against those elements who otherwise could have remained untraced. The leaders, at the same time, should come forward to help the police curb crime, he urged.
Mr Paramvir Singh Gill, SP (D), meets a social leader at Ahmedgarh on Friday. |
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Course on vet diagnostic imaging
Ludhiana, March 3
The Department of Veterinary Surgery and Radiology, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Science University
(GADVASU), conducted an advanced refresher training course on “Emerging trends in diagnostic imaging in veterinary practice” under the aegis of the Centre of Advanced Studies
(ICAR) from February 8 to 28.
BVP elects
office-bearers
Ludhiana, March 3
The annual general body meeting of Dr Kitchlu Nagar branch of the Bharat Vikas Parishad, Ludhiana, was held here on Wednesday at Viklang Sahayta Kendra, Rishi Nagar, here. It was attended by around 60 members.
All roads lead to this village!
Nawan Pind (Ludhiana), March 3
All roads lead to this small village near Payal, once notorious for a running bloody feud between two warring groups in late 70s. But now the reason has more to do with celluloid.
A scene being shot for Punjabi movie “Sarpanch” at Nawan Pind village, near
Payal, on Saturday. — Photo by Inderjeet Verma |
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