| |
RJD leader allegedly beaten up by police
Ludhiana, February 13
A leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) party today alleged that he and two women of Jamalpur were mercilessly beaten up by some cops led by an ASI last evening with sticks and blows when the residents were trying to stop an alleged land grab bid in the area.
While Mr Sukhwinder Singh, secretary RJD was admitted to the Civil Hospital with injuries on his backbone due to the alleged beating up by the cops, the two women were discharged after first aid.
RJD secretary Sukhwinder Singh under treatment at the Civil Hospital in Ludhiana.
— Tribune photo by Sayeed Ahmed |
 |
3 eunuchs held for castration
Ludhiana, February 13
The Basti Jodhewal Police has booked six persons, including three eunuchs, for forcibly castrating a youth to make him a member of their group.
The youth, Dilip (name changed), was allegedly picked up by the accused and was castrated after the accused made him unconscious.
Valentine fever on the rise
Ludhiana, February 13
For this Valentine Day, many florists have sprung up overnight mushrooming all over the city. The enterprising ones have put up tents and selling bright coloured flower arrangements and bouquets on all busy roads of the city. Earlier pandals were erected only during Divali or other major festivals to sell sweets but it is definitely a new sight to see multi-hued flowers being sold like this.
RED RULES: Shops in Ludhiana wear a festive look on the eve of Valentine’s Day.
— A Tribune photograph |
 |
Red, pink dominate markets
If the dominance of red and pink colours at shopping malls and showrooms is any indication, then youngsters in the city have decided to express their emotions wearing these colours, this Valentine.
Who was this Valentine?
Every year in mid-February millions of people express romantic desire for each other by exchanging heart-shaped boxes of chocolate flowers and other gifts.
Parties galore on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day has gained a lot of importance in recent times. The party has to be planned so that the dress code, ambience, music, drinks, food all give out a whiff of romance. Red roses all the way in bouquets and on walls are welcome.
A dog not for Valentine
A
CUTE little pup, with a ribbon around his neck, in a beautifully decorated basket. Your valentine going “Oohh soo Cute! at the very first sight of it.
Say it with red
Flowers:
On Valentine’s, Day each expression can be best expressed with flowers and what can be better than red roses.
ABVP flays Valentine celebrations
Ludhiana, February 13
The ABVP has appealed to the SSP, to deal strictly with those persons who, under the garb of Valentine’s Day, pllute the culture. At a meeting held by the ABVP here today , the celebrations to be held for Valentine’s Day were condemned and a resolution was passed in this regard.
|
