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A section of the down ceiling at the MC office collapsed, injuring an employee. Employees had previously warned of the ceiling's poor condition. This follows a similar collapse last year, raising concerns about building maintenance and safety.
Engineers say need more time to finish the project
A private school bus carrying children was rear-ended by another bus near Chabbewal this morning. The school bus, en route from Hoshiarpur, slowed down near a petrol pump when the collision occurred. While some students sustained minor injuries, they were mostly panicked. Local residents and school staff assisted the children.
Retired Inspector Jaspal Singh, a former football player, uses football to steer Ghamaur village children away from drugs. He trains children from low-income families, providing them with kits and organizing tournaments, fostering discipline, teamwork, and a hopeful future.
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Jalandhar authorities demolished an illegal structure in New Hardyal Nagar belonging to drug smuggler Vijay Kumar, alias Laddu, as part of a crackdown on illegal construction linked to drug trafficking. The accused, a habitual offender, faces 20 NDPS Act cases. This action follows similar demolitions in other Jalandhar areas.
Jalandhar police arrested Jaspal Singh, alias Jassi, in Mehatpur for supplying drugs. He was found with heroin, intoxicant tablets, and over Rs 21,000 in drug money. A case was filed against him under the NDPS Act.
Mahalon villagers in Nawanshahr reject the state's land pooling policy despite revisions. Farmer groups, including the SKM, oppose the policy, citing concerns about agriculture, displacement, and unfavorable commercial land options. They plan a tractor march and memorandum submission on July 30th, urging the policy's repeal.
The National Sample Survey (NSS) celebrated 75 years with a public awareness campaign at Kapurthala's Rail Coach Factory. The NSS, established in 1950, collects socio-economic data for policymaking. The celebration, ongoing from October 2024 to September 2025, commemorates the first survey round's launch and its impact on Indian planning.
A mother abandoned her premature newborn daughter at a Hoshiarpur hospital. The in-laws claim she went to her parents' home, ignoring the baby's care and refusing to feed her. The family is paying for treatment, and the baby's condition is critical. After a viral video, the mother's family contacted them to offer her presence.
A Maqsudan police official is under investigation after CCTV footage showed him allegedly accepting a bribe. The video, reportedly from Bulandpur, depicts the officer receiving cash after a complaint. The ASI has been moved to police lines, and a DSP is conducting an inquiry.
The Punjab Hockey League (PHL) for junior players will have its second edition with a Rs 30 lakh prize pool. Eight academy teams will compete in two phases, starting August 31. The league aims to develop grassroots talent and provide match exposure.
Phagwara police arrested three individuals in separate drug operations. Two were caught with 20g intoxicant powder, 9g heroin, and an unregistered scooter. The third suspect was found with 6g of heroin. All were arrested at checkpoints and charged under the NDPS Act.
Jalandhar athlete Twinkle Chaudhary, a National Games medalist, faces doping allegations after testing positive for methyl testosterone at the Asian Athletics Championship. She denies knowing how the banned substance entered her system, suspects foul play, and is contesting the charges through legal channels while awaiting a resolution.
Palak Rajpal, a 20-year-old from Jalandhar, achieved a podium finish at the Hyrox fitness event in New Delhi. She completed the challenging course, including an 8km run and eight workout stations, in 90 minutes, training under CrossFit coach Varun Singh.
Police in Phagwara and Nakodar are investigating multiple incidents. These include assaults, thefts of cash and jewelry, and drug-related arrests involving heroin and intoxicating tablets. A policeman was also caught on video allegedly using drugs.
Behind this inspiring transformation is a retired CRPF Inspector, Jaspal Singh, who has dedicated his post-retirement life to steering children away from the grip of drugs
Police officials say it is too early to deem it a cash transaction
The vehicle carrying 30 students was on its way to the school at Handowal village when a bus belonging to a private transport company rammed into it
Road leads to famous Darbar Maiya Bhagwan Ji
There are 21 government-run veterinary institutions in Phagwara
Anti-rabies vaccines are now available at all 73 Aam Aadmi Clinics in Hoshiarpur district. This expansion aims to improve access to the vaccine for animal bite victims, eliminating the need for long-distance travel previously required.
Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) demonstrating exemplary performance across the state felicitated
Phagwara city is conducting anti-drug awareness meetings across its wards. The campaign aims to eradicate drug abuse through public support and strict action against sellers and users, with zero tolerance for influence. The Punjab government is leading the initiative and urging citizens to report drug-related activity.
Stone of water supply scheme laid at Hiyatpur village
Task to be completed by August 31
A raid in Hoshiarpur, under Project Jeevanjot 2, rescued two children from begging. The District-level task forum, led by the Department of Social Security, conducted the operation. The children were presented to the Child Welfare Committee. The public is urged to report child begging or labor by calling 1098.
Will open a joint front against Centre, state govt
Allegations of harassment and misconduct by SHO surface
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