Excise dept duped of
Rs 56 lakh
Ludhiana, July 22
Two local industrialists are in the dock for allegedly duping the excise department of over Rs 56 lakh by forging signatures of the assistant excise and taxation officer.
Rapid response teams to take on dengue
Ludhiana, July 22
The health department has chalked out a strategy for the prevention and control of dengue in the district.
Enmity behind murder, claim cops
Mandi Ahmedgarh, July 22
Even after a fortnight of the murder of Jagroop Singh, a taxi driver of Jurahan village, whose mutilated body was found in the tank of a tubewell of a farmer of Fatehgarh Crotona village in the Dharamkot area, the parents of the deceased are yet to hear about the progress made by the police in the case.
Jagtar Singh and Manjit Kaur, parents of the victim, talk to Ludhiana Tribune
on Sunday. — A Tribune photograph
Gill: Youths lack talent in sculpture-making
Mandi Ahmedgarh, July 22
Showing concern over the lack of interest among Punjabi youth in the field of art and sculpture, Iqbal Singh Gill, an eminent sculptor, known for his contribution towards restructuring of historical events at Mehdiana Gurdwara near here; urged office-bearers of educational, social and religious organisations of the area to make people aware of the subject.
Iqbal Singh Gill explains a point to office-bearers of social organisations at Ahmedgarh on Sunday.
— A Tribune photograph
Cot woven with his own hair!
Ludhiana, July 22
Passion knows no bounds. Yash Momi, a resident of Garha village, near Phillaur, has proved it once again. He has always been crazy to do something different. This time he has made two unique articles - a small half inch cot (manji), which has been woven with his own hair, and the painting of India's first woman President Pratibha Patil on an almond.
Faith needs no reason
Ludhiana, July 22
Deep faith can move mountains and make humans bear physical pain. This was evident from a procession taken out here today by devotees of Mariamma also known as Sheetla Mata.
ACT OF FAITH: Young boys and girls pierce their cheeks with iron rods during a procession in Ludhiana on Sunday.
— Tribune photo by Sayeed Ahmed
Uttrakhand Governor honours Rotarians
Ludhiana, July 22
Uttrakhand Governor Sudarshan Aggarwal yesterday exhorted NGOs to play an important role in uplifting economically and socially weaker sections of society.

A yoga camp, which was organised in Ludhiana on Sunday. — A Tribune
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Ram Setu
Bajrang Dal blames communists
Ludhiana July 22
Activists of the Bajrang Dal today staged a protest demonstration against the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government at the Centre for demolishing Ram
Setu.
AIF gets $100,000 to
set up centres
Ludhiana, July 22
American India Foundation
(AIF) has received a $100,000 grant from the New York Life Foundation, a parent concern of Max New York Life to establish 15 large-scale centres in Punjab.
Mystery over man’s death
Ludhiana, July 22
Mystery shrouds the death a middle-aged man, who was found dead in a room of his house in Parkash Nagar this
morning.
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