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Vegetable, fruit prices expected to rise
 Ludhiana, September 8
Vegetable rates, remained more or less stable this week, they are expected to take an upward turn in the coming week. Dealers say that the onset of marriage season is likely to push up rates.
Barring minor changes, prices of most veggies and fruits remained unchanged, thanks to a sufficient supply and a constant demand.
Onion, which was available for 17 per kg in wholesale markets, is now priced at Rs 18-20 per kg. The price of potatoes decreased marginally from Rs 16-17 to Rs 14-15 whereas cauliflower is now priced at around Rs 20 per kg from 17, cabbage remained stable at Rs 8 and green peas were available for around Rs 30 per kg.
Get documentary proof of investment: expert
Ludhiana, September 8
Investors can avoid getting duped by insisting on obtaining written documents instead of relying on tall claims made by those engaged in selling various financial products. The happenings pertaining to harassment of investors occur mostly when the investor is unaware and puts his hard-earned money at stake without obtaining any documentary proof of his investment, said Charanjot Singh
Nanda, central council member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
(ICAI).
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Charanjot Singh Nanda
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Freshers’ party at AHA
Ludhiana, September 8
Rising demand for skilled professionals in hospitality industry has opened up a large number of job opportunities for youngsters. Those who are trained at at an edge above others and stand better chances of rising high in their profession, said Chetna Sharma, branch manager, Air Hostess Academy (AHA), which organised its
freshers' party in the city today. Talking to mediapersons, Sharma said over 70 per cent of the students opting for courses in aviation and hospitality were girls.
— TNS
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