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Three young men attacked two youths with weapons in Jalandhar around 2 am after an argument. The assault, caught on CCTV, left one victim with serious head and spinal injuries. Police suspect a personal dispute caused the attack. An FIR will be filed after the medical report, and authorities vowed to arrest the attackers and take strict action. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Hoshiarpur is leading Punjab's anti-drug campaign. The district's rehabilitation center expanded with added programs and counselors. Development projects will soon begin in Tanda Urmur and Dasuya. Dengue and chikungunya cases decreased. ASHA workers and nursing students are trained to educate about diseases, with rewards for awareness efforts. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Lovely Professional University (LPU) ranked 48th globally in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2025, a first for an Indian university. LPU outperformed MIT and several Indian institutes, retaining 2nd place in India. It achieved high ranks in several Sustainable Development Goals, including 18th in quality education. LPU's overall score improved to 92.6. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Phagwara police arrested three men near Meheru village. Officers seized an illegal firearm, cartridges, and a vehicle during a routine check. The suspects, identified as Ritik, Rahul Jaswal, and Jai Prakash, face charges under the Arms Act. Investigations aim to determine the weapon's origin, the motive, and potential criminal involvement. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) protested Punjab authorities, accusing them of failing to protect Dr. Ambedkar statues from vandalism. The BSP blamed the BJP and RSS for inciting the incidents and criticized police for inadequate security and attempted cover-ups. The BSP announced a 'Punjab Bachao Abhiyan' campaign to mobilize the Dalit community. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A 20-year-old man was fatally shot on a Garhshankar-Nangal road by motorcycle-borne assailants. The incident occurred while he was returning from Ludhiana with his cousin, who survived. Police are investigating the motive, questioning the survivor, and reviewing CCTV footage. Authorities are unsure if it was a robbery or targeted murder. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Sanamdeep, a 22-year-old YFC alumnus, joined the Indian Railways team and secured a job after national trials in Nagpur. He will represent the South East Central Railways team. Trained at YFC Rurka Kalan, the Centre Midfielder rose through the ranks, playing for various clubs and representing Punjab and Chandigarh. His father, the YFC head coach, expressed pride in his son's achievements. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Hoshiarpur's Under-19 women's cricket team won Pool-A with 16 points, advancing to the quarterfinals. They defeated Fatehgarh Sahib by 7 wickets, with Captain Surabhi's all-around performance key. Fatehgarh Sahib scored 114, while Hoshiarpur chased 115, led by Surabhi (44*) and Sanjana (43*). Their next match is against Amritsar. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Gurpartap Singh Dhaliwal, a 31-year-old badminton player from Jalandhar, is also an entrepreneur. He's competed internationally and is a three-time state champion. He plans to open a sports academy and is now involved in advertising alongside his wife, actress-turned-entrepreneur Fenil Umrigar Dhaliwal. He has earned multiple degrees, including a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science. (This summary is generated via AI.)

CM skips event, Health Minister gives a clarion call to make yoga an integral part of daily lives

* **Hoshiarpur:** Burglars stole cash and valuables from an NRI's house. Two youths died in a road accident. * **Phagwara:** Nine alleged drug peddlers were arrested with various drugs. A father and son were arrested for outraging religious feelings. * **Jalandhar:** The DC directed road repairs on Dhogri road before the rains. (This summary is generated via AI.)

While CM Bhagwant Mann was expected to be present at the event, it was attended instead by state Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh

Aryan of Sihwan village was returning from Ludhiana in a Swift car at around 11.30 pm

Phillaur police arrested two youths in connection with a June 10 armed assault in Bilga. The arrests, part of an anti-crime campaign, were made under the direction of SSP Virk and supervision of SP Heer. The accused, Bikramjeet Singh and Luvpreet Singh, were apprehended from Moga. Police recovered a pistol, magazines, cartridges, a motorcycle, and phones. The accused are in police custody. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Three travel agents in Punjab are accused of swindling a woman out of Rs 18 lakh. They promised to send her daughter abroad but failed to do so or return the money. Police booked Satwindar Singh, Gurpiar Singh, and Jatindar Singh under charges of criminal breach of trust, cheating, and violation of the Punjab Travel Professional Regulation Act. Investigations are ongoing. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Following disciplinary action against MC employees for sanitation failures in Gajigulla, Commissioner Jain visited the area. He met residents, heard complaints, and announced immediate measures, including deploying desilting machines before the monsoon. This followed the contractor's failure to address overflowing drains. Residents welcomed the swift response. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Deputy Commissioner Amit Kumar Panchal ordered health officials to quickly finish three new Aam Aadmi Clinics. He also instructed them to launch a district-wide dengue prevention campaign. The goal is to bring accessible healthcare and control disease spread. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A clash at Pipli Saheb Gurdwara in Phagwara led to an FIR naming six individuals. The incident involved three Nihang factions, leaving one with a gunshot injury and several others wounded. Police are investigating the altercation, which arose from a dispute between Nihang leaders. No arrests have been made. Authorities urge peace and cooperation. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Phagwara's PRTC bus stand suffers from neglect and poor planning. Most buses bypass the stand, impacting revenue and creating traffic snarls. Security is lacking, and promised services have failed. Recent police intervention improved bus entry. Improvements are planned, including addressing passenger grievances and expanding services, yet progress remains limited. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A meeting in Kapurthala promoted sustainable agriculture via a Kharif Maize Pilot Project. Officials urged farmers to cultivate maize to conserve groundwater by reducing paddy acreage. The Punjab government offers Rs 17,500/hectare to participating farmers. Experts briefed on registration, best practices, and optimal production/pest management techniques. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Improvement Trust Chairman Jarnail Nangal inspected the dilapidated, abandoned EO housing complex in Phagwara, highlighting its unhygienic and unsafe conditions. Immediate sanitation and restoration are planned. The aim is repurposing the building for community use, aligning with urban renewal efforts. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Kapurthala's Shalimar Bagh, once a prime walking spot, deteriorated due to encroachments, garbage, and noise. The garden, once green and serene, now features eateries, offices, and other structures. Former walkers like Pyara Lal Panchi and Subhash Makarandi lament the loss of the garden's beauty and usability due to neglect and misuse. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Kharif maize cultivation is lagging behind in the region. Although the target is 1,500 hectares, only 450 hectares have been sown. Paddy's dominance and slow farmer adoption are factors. The government offers a Rs 17,500 per hectare incentive to promote maize, aiming to reduce water-intensive paddy farming. Officials hope progress will improve. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The Punjab Women's Commission intervened after a video showed an elderly woman being assaulted in Nakodar. The commission demanded a prompt investigation by the district administration under Section 12 of the Punjab State Women Commission Act, 2001. The commission will take further legal action after reviewing the report, promising to ensure justice for the victim. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Urban Estate in Kapurthala suffers civic decay due to government neglect. Residents face broken roads, stray dogs, missing walls, and lack of bus stops. Authorities ignore complaints and delays approvals, causing residents to undertake repairs themselves. Residents seek immediate action on these issues. (This summary is generated via AI.)