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At last, missing boy found
Jagraon, September 10
The local police claim to have found Gurpreet Singh (15) of Malah, a boy who had gone missing, from Jalal Da Dera at Jalal in Bathinda. He has been handed over to his aunt Gurmail Kaur, wife of Bhinder Singh of Gholia, yesterday evening.
The father of the missing boy, Rama, who is in a state of shock and was admitted to Kalyani hospital here since Saturday, said he had not yet seen his son nor has he received any call from the other end.
Councillors will take turns in zonal office
Ludhiana, September 10
At least 15 councillors, including Bains, gathered at a religious function organised by them in the office here today.
Day 1: Mayor works from home
Ludhiana, September 10
On the first working day, the mayor, Hakam Singh Gyaspura, worked from his house and called a meeting of some MC officials today.
As he had to attend an urgent meeting at Chandigarh today, he called XENs and SDOs of the O&M and B&R wings in the morning.
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Chakka jam tomorrow
VHP launches stir to save Ram Setu
Ludhiana, September 10
Shree Rameshwaram Ramsetu Raksha Manch, a VHP-affiliated organisation, today said that it had launched a nationwide agitation against the proposal of the Centre to blast Ram Setu in the Palk Straits.
Alcohol did them in
Ludhiana, September 10
They began with drinking alcohol from their pocket money and this habit later forced them to take to stealing.
Cong let us down: Tikka
Ludhiana, September 10
Former working president of the Pradesh Youth Congress Amarjit Singh Tikka alleged today that a large number of party candidates were not only let down by the party but also intimidated by the
SAD-BJP government during the local municipal council’s elections.
Auto mode: A long line of autorickshaws add to the traffic chaos near the Clock Tower in Ludhiana
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Badal condoles Rampur’s death
Ludhiana, September 10
Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, today, visited Rampur village and condoled the death of former SGPC member Tejinder Singh
Rampur, who expired on September 3 after brief illness. While condoling the death, Badal said Tejinder Singh would be remembered for selflessly spreading the principles of Gurbani and serving the needy throughout his life. He said Tejinder Singh had always been in fore front for strengthening the party’s base in rural areas.
Installation function of Rotary Club
Ludhiana, September 10
The installation and award function and the official visit of the district governor of Rotary Club, Ludhiana Central, was held on Saturday.
Project chairman Rakesh Chadha welcomed the guests. In his report, secretary Harish Singla highlighted the activities of the previous year which included the approval of projects worth $ 75500 under a matching grant programme of The Rotary International for the community of
Ludhiana.
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