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Dead woman executes sale deed!
Ludhiana, July 5
A dead woman sold her house in the Kundan Puri area four years after her death if a sale deed executed by her in the presence of a former sub-registrar is to be believed.
Now, get your complaint redressed on priority
State govt to set up grievance redressal panels
Ludhiana, July 5
For early redressal of complaints, the state government has set a criterion to set up redressal grievances committees in each district and sub-division. Now you can address the problems and complaints to the redressal committee.
Koom Kalan mosque back with Muslims after 60 years
Koom Kalan Khurd (Ludhiana), July 5
It is after 60 long years that the azan (the call to Muslims for prayers) has started reverberating in the skies of this small hamlet. The doors of the mosque were opened after it was handed over to the Al Habib Charitable Trust on June 25 by local residents led by sarpanch Karnail Singh Kelly.
The mosque at Koom Kalan Khurd village.
— Tribune photo by Vimal Sumbly |
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Monsoon Blues
Dress right this season
Ludhiana, July 5
Confused on what to wear on a rainy day? With the monsoon setting in, selecting a dress that doesn’t get spoilt or look awful after you get drenched in the rain bothers many people. A seminar was organised in this regard here recently.
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Intoxicants seized
Crackdown on chemist shops
Ludhiana, July 5
In a massive crackdown against chemists selling medicines used as intoxicants, the local police and the state drug controller department raided 40 shops in selected areas of the city today.
Chhabils on highways
No forcible stopping of vehicles, say intellectuals
Mandi Ahmedgarh, July 5
Gory incident in which six persons, including four children, were crushed to death by a speeding truck at Sayana village on Sunday has set off a debate on the practice of organising chhabils and langars on highways and roads.
A chhabil causes traffic congestion on the Ludhiana-Malerkotla road near Ahmedgarh.
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Martyrdom Day of Maharaj Singh
Government accused of hijacking function
Uchi Rabo (Mandi Ahmedgarh), July 5
Office-bearers and members of the Baba Maharaj Singh Yadgari Committee, the host of annual martyrdom day function of the first-known martyr of the freedom movement, were disappointed over the role played by senior SAD leaders who according to them had ‘hijacked’ the event to gain political mileage out of it instead of paying tributes to the martyr. What to talk of accepting their demands they were not allowed to read out the charter of demands on the stage.

Models at a fashion show in Ludhiana.
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Embroidery centre opened
Khamano, July 5
An embroidery centre for girls has been opened at Ria village, near Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sports Club, with the help of Vehar Yuva Kendar, Fatehgarh Sahib.
Programme on yoga
Ludhiana July 5
A programme on yoga, including meditation, was conducted at Nirvana Club here from July 2 to 5. Prof Ranjit Singh Bhogal, principal, Kaivalyadhama, Pune, conducted the programme.
At the Crossroads
Novel bares trauma of kidney patient
Like a recluse he had distanced himself, after retirement, from the hustle and bustle of life and devoted himself fully to creative writing. It seemed as if he wanted to share with the readers his observations without any loss of time. In 1977 he had published his first novel “Fire in the cupboard” in which he had depicted disillusionment born out of clash between generations because of their lifestyles. In 1989 his second novel “The Forbidden Smile”, wherein he had described the trauma of a young man who had undergone kidney transplant, was received in the literary circles with high hopes. He did not, of course, belie the expectations of his readers.
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