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MC employees shift the statue of Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha in Ludhiana.
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Birmi may be reinducted
into govt
Ludhiana, October 25
Ludhiana Rural MLA and former Chief Parliamentary Secretary (CPS) Milkiat Singh Birmi may be reinducted into the government following the reinstatement of suspended Congress leaders loyal to Mr Jagmeet Singh Brar.
Doraha police clueless about recent murders
Doraha, October 25
Panic has gripped the town and the surrounding areas in the wake of the incidents of murder, snatching and kidnapping during the past one and a half months.
Charges against college lecturer ‘false’
Mandi Ahmedgarh, October 25
Terming the charges levelled by Gurdip Singh and Rajbir Singh, a driver and conductor of a PRTC bus (PB 11 F 9777), who had been beaten up by some persons at the local Pohir road on Monday, against a lecturer of Shanti Tara College, Akbarpur
Chhanna, as false and frivolous, the management of the institute has urged the police authorities to exclude the name of the teacher from the case.
At the
Crossroads
Sahir—a poet of all times
In the 1940s, Sahir Ludhianvi left Government College, Ludhiana, and joined Dyal Singh College, Lahore. His poetry depicted the changing social and political life around him. He reacted against the atrocities of foreign rulers.
Yoga camp to stress on sun’s healing power
Ludhiana, October 25
The Shabad Surat Sangam Ashram, Malke, will organise a free camp on a special practice named ‘Siddhamri Surya Kriyayog (SSKY)’ from October 27 to October 29. The camp will be held at the PUDA ground, Dugri.
Swami Suryendru Puri and Sadhwi Yoganjali Chaitanya share their views on Sidhamrit Surya Kriyayog in Ludhiana on Wednesday.
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No friction in
Congress, says Dharamsot
Amloh, October 25
Denying that that there was any friction within Congress, Mr Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, Parliamentary Secretary, Home, Justice and Sainik Welfare, has launched a campaign in Amloh constituency.
MLA hails extension of scheme
Mandi Ahmedgarh, October 25
Expressing gratitude to the Chief Minister, Punjab, for extending the Ashirbad Scheme for daughters of the economically weaker section of Muslims and announcement to set up a medical college, Ms Razia Sultana, MLA, of the constituency and Parliamentary Secretary, claimed that the present government had sanctioned more than Rs 100 crore for the development of the area which had been ignored by successive governments.
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Ms Razia Sultana, Parliamentary Secretary, presents a cheque to office-bearers of Bhagat Ravidas Dharamsala at Mandi Ahmedgarh on Wednesday.
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