Better facilities assured for Amarnath Yatris
Ludhiana, May 29
A delegation of the Bhole Bhandari Charitable Trust, a religious organisation engaged in organising langars and providing tented accommodation, called upon the J and K Minister of State for Tourism, Ms Sukina
Itoo, on May 21.It was assured of better facilities for the pilgrims to the holy Amarnath cave this season by the minister.
Forum quashes PSEB demand for Rs
69,655
Ludhiana, May 29
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal has quashed the demand of the Punjab State Electricity Board for Rs 69,655 from Parveen Singh, a resident of Vikas Nagar. The forum further directed the PSEB to refund the amount deposited against the said demand along with interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum from the date of deposit till the actual payment.
PSEB flouts CM’s announcements
Ludhiana, May 29
The Punjab State Electricity Board is least bothered about the announcements made by Mr Parkash Singh Badal, Chief Minister of Punjab, during sangat darshan. The Chief Minister had assured the industrialists at a meeting here recently that the fuel surcharge of 5 paise per unit would be abolished, but instead of implementing that decision the Chairman of the board increased the fuel surcharge from 5 paise per unit to 11 paise per unit from a back date.
PSEB employee held on graft charge
Ludhiana, May 29
The Ludhiana Vigilance Bureau claims to have caught red-handed a revenue accountant of the Punjab State Electricity Board while accepting a bribe in return of decresing an inflated power bill here today.
Fire officers’ charter of
demands
Ludhiana, May 29
The Punjab Fire Service Officers Association has again taken up its long-pending demands relating to tone up of fire services in the state with the authorities.
Seminar on traffic safety awareness
Ludhiana, May 29
According to a study, one road accident occurs every four minutes and one person dies every five minutes in India. This was disclosed by Mr K.K. Chadda, co-chairman, committee for traffic safety, Rotary Club, during a seminar on traffic safety awareness organised by the Rotary Club here at Kundan Vidya Mandir yesterday.
Don’t shop, give a call
Ludhiana, May 29
If you do not feel like stepping in the crowded streets of Ludhiana to shop, you need not worry. Services are now available at your doorstep, which is a welcome sign for housewives and working mothers. Now, one can even order groceries over the telephone and get cinema tickets delivered at home.
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