Police recover weapons, motorcycle from the suspect
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Amritsar
The fort probably dates back to 18th century and belongs to famous Majithia clan
AAP leader says industrial waste is to be blamed for poor AQI in the national capital
The impact of the accident was so severe that the victim’s right leg was severed
Street stalls are drawing crowds with Amritsari fish, ghachak, reori and khazoor, enriching winter’s culinary delights
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The police said none of the arrested individuals have previous criminal records
A case has been registered under Sections 21(C), 29, 61 and 85 of the NDPS Act
Two smartly dressed impostors stole a bag of cash and jewelry from a wedding at a Jhabbal Road palace on Saturday night. The theft, which caused panic, was discovered through CCTV footage reviewed by the palace management after the shagun bag went missing. The Gate Hakima police are investigating.
The Amritsar Municipal Corporation seeks NGO support for food distribution at its night shelters, currently lacking free kitchens. This initiative aims to provide consistent, quality meals to 125 residents by partnering with NGOs, improving living conditions through community involvement. NGOs can contact the Nodal Officer.
Majitha faces traffic congestion due to footpath and road encroachments by stores and vehicles. Rapid commercialization and bus operations exacerbate the issue. Poor sanitation, including open drains and uncollected garbage, poses additional health risks for residents.
Punjab farmer unions and electricity board employees are protesting against the Electricity Amendment Bill 2025, the Seed Bill 2025, and new labor laws, fearing increased costs and corporate control. Protests include demonstrations on December 8 and a 'Rail Roko' on December 5, halting traffic at several locations.
Dr. Neetu Makkar became the principal of Sewa Devi SD College of Education. The management expressed confidence in her leadership, hoping the college will achieve educational milestones and foster student development under her guidance.
Majitha, near Amritsar, boasts strong connectivity and infrastructure upgrades like concrete roads and a rebuilt bus stand. However, urbanisation brings challenges such as open drains and healthcare deficiencies, including staff shortages at the local CHC leading patients to seek care elsewhere.
A 75-year-old woman with advanced liver cancer and multiple health issues received successful immunotherapy treatment at Livasa Hospital, Amritsar. Standard cancer treatment was unsuitable due to her cardiac history. Doctors used a tailored dual immunotherapy approach, demonstrating effective and safe cancer management even in high-risk cases.
Tarn Taran established a legal awareness unit under District and Sessions Judge Bajwa and CJM Shilpa's direction. The unit aims to provide free legal aid and information about legal services to the public, utilizing local institutions like panchayats and schools to ensure access to justice.
GNDU Vice-Chancellor instructed affiliated colleges on NAAC accreditation, financial transparency, and academic quality. He emphasized appointing principals, managing provident funds, adhering to pay scales, following university guidelines, and ensuring timely promotions and staff appointments.
A World AIDS Day awareness program, 'Youth for Change – Let’s End AIDS,' took place on Monday. Organized by Khalsa University and guided by the District Legal Services Authority, the event included a bike rally from Khalsa University to Varenium Park.
Police have registered a case on the statement of the victim’s wife
A case under various sections the NDPS Act has been registered at the SSOC, Amritsar
According to the directive, no individual will be allowed to carry firearms or sharp-edged weapons
Would be produced in a city court today
A body was discovered near a drain in Lopoke, with a 35-year-old man in a yellow jacket and blue jeans. A black motorcycle (PB 17 A 9855) was found nearby. Police are investigating, preserving the body at the Ajnala mortuary for 72 hours for identification.
The Kisan Mazdoor Morcha urged action on farmer issues in a memorandum. Key demands include withdrawing the Electricity Bill, compensation for losses, legal MSP guarantee, loan waivers, and improved rural welfare. The KMM threatens intensified protests from December 17 if demands aren't met.
Gurpreet Singh was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment and an Rs 11,000 fine for robbing Sukhwinder Kaur and her daughter-in-law using a weapon. He also received an additional year of jail and a Rs 1,000 fine after stolen items were recovered. The robbery occurred on April 16, 2024.
Civil Surgeon Dr. Bajaj inspected Baba Bakala hospital to assess healthcare quality. He addressed patient congestion by ordering an extra counter and checked various departments. He ensured free services, staff attendance, and medicine availability. Cleanliness, punctuality, and service were emphasized.
Around 100 families in Preetnagar, Tarn Taran, lack clean drinking water and basic amenities. They drink contaminated water, leading to illnesses and deaths. Sewage leaks, poor sanitation, and broken sewer lids compound their suffering. The Municipal Council plans to address the issues.
BSF seized narcotics, arms, and a drone along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab. Operations yielded 529 grams and 587 grams of heroin, a pistol with ammunition, two opium packets, and a DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone, likely for smuggling.
First person: Ragini Sharma, director educator, Amritsar Engineering College, talks about learning programme
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