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Day1: New Mercedes has 12 buyers, already
Ludhiana, September 28
Mercedes-Benz M-Class, the latest SUV from the stable of Mercedes which is priced at around Rs 61
lakh, already has 12 buyers in queue.
The newly launched Mercedes-Benz M-Class in Ludhiana on Friday.
— Photo by
Inderjeet Verma
Health team inspects eateries
Ludhiana, September 28
Officials of the food wing of the health department here inspected eateries and provision stores in the city today to check the manufacture and sale of adulterated and poor quality food.
Work on Budha Nullah to resume
Ludhiana, September 28
The cleaning of Budha Nullah will be restarted by the Budda Nullah Development Committee once the farmers are through with the harvesting of paddy in villages.
Migrant’s body found
Amloh, September 28
The body of a migrant labourer was found from the tube well of Kulwant Singh at Baraichan village near here today.
At The Crossroads
Brighten dark corridors of mind
Not that I am actually passing through that stage in my life. Still deep down there is something that craves for a lull in the storm. To be honest there had never been a storm in my vicinity. Only a passing wind ignited the spark into a flame. With the help of that flame,an attempt was made to brighten the dark corridors of the mind. The result had been encouraging but not entirely satisfying. Even then there is no reason to the regretful whatsoever.
BJP, SAD members stage protest
Mandi Ahmedgarh, September 28
Responding to an appeal made by a delegation of traders and office bearers of the Aggarwal Sabha and Arhtia Association at Galla Mandi here yesterday, Chief Minister Parkash Singh assured the delegates that he would direct the authorities to redress their problems on priority.
Maintain novelty of Chhapar mela: Walia
Mandi Ahmedgarh, September 28
Despite hijacking of Chhapar mela, one of the biggest rural fairs of the North India, by the political parties, people of the state have played a significant role in preserving its socio-cultural identity. This was stated by Harjinder Pal Singh Walia, who authored a research work on “Fairs and Festivals of Punjab”. He arrived at this conclusion after completing a documentary film on this mega event today.
Vice-chancellor does it broom
Ludhiana, September 28
To commemorate the hundredth birth anniversary of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh, city residents, schools, colleges and several organisations organised several functions in the city today.
Excise commissioner given farewell
Ludhiana, September 28
Divisional Excise and Taxation Commissioner S. Jarnail Singh was given a warm farewell by the excise and taxation officer's association here yesterday evening. He will retire on September 30 after putting in 31 years of service.
Prominent among others who addressed the function were Amrit Gill, AETC-I, D.K. Verma, AETC-II, and association president Balkar Singh Gill.
— TNS
New SHO takes over
Samrala, September 28
Inspector Randhir Singh has taken over as SHO police station, Samrala, here today, in place of Gurdeep Singh Gosal, inspector.Earlier Randhir Singh was posted in the district police headquarters, Khanna.
— OC
Letters
Acknowledge bravery
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Five days after unidentified armed assailants beat up and injured five players of Jarkhar Hockey Academy, no police
action has been initiated.
