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Police playing partisan role, say complainants
Ludhiana, May 17
Despite the indictment of some officials of the Pamal Cooperative Society in an inquiry by the Directorate, Enforcement Department, Punjab, the Jagraon police is sitting on the recommendation of the registration of a case in the matter. Harassed complainants in the case after moving from pillar to post have now sought the help of the district administration.
Persons who live in the Pakhowal road area queue up on Friday to fetch water which is in short supply
due to heat wave in Ludhiana. — IV |
Lunch turns bad six months after
Ludhiana, May 17
Lunch served to journalists at the 31st National Games in November 2001 continues to upset them six months later, with the district administration having asked most of them if they were there for the feast that had cost the exchequer Rs 4 lakh.
CITY SCAN
Human institution called Clock Tower
Gone is the hour-glass. Nearly forgotten is the sun-clock. Clock Tower is standing at its place. Its hands have been exercising both the choices: whether to move or stop. As time twins, their efforts coordinated resulting in unison. For difference in angular velocities, they look to be out of step.
Counselling of mothers, kids a must: study
Ludhiana, May 17
The quality of home environment and temperament of children can be significantly improved with timely intervention. Proper counselling of mothers and their kids can lead to better overall development of the children. |
Ex-services league
supports Cong
Ludhiana, May 17
The Indian Ex-services League, Punjab and Chandigarh, will support all Congress-sponsored candidates in the ensuing municipal elections as it had done in the Assembly elections.
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