
Students of a school take out a rally for a cracker-free Diwali in Amritsar
on Tuesday. — PTI |
Pervez’s gagging of Press evokes criticism
Attari, November 6
Gagging of the Press after imposition of emergency by President Pervez Musharraf has evoked sharp criticism by Pakistani nationals crossing over to India today by bus to participate in a function in Delhi.
PU examiners to pay for mistakes
Ludhiana, November 6
With a view to streamlining staggered evaluation system, Panjab University will introduce a system of fining examiners and clerical staff for mistakes in the evaluation system under which students are made to suffer for no fault of theirs.
Industrial exodus: CPI seeks White Paper
Sangrur, November 6
The Communist Party of India (CPI) today asked the Badal regime to issue a White Paper on industrial units shifting base from Punjab to Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand in the past five years.
Congress charges on vendetta ‘substantiated’
Chandigarh, November 6
Congress MLA from Bholath Sukhpal Khaira today said the allegations of political vendetta against Congress workers have been substantiated by the recent reported request by top brass of police officials posted in the field area for posting at
Chandigarh.
Crucial SAD-BJP meeting in Delhi
Chandigarh, November 6
A crucial meeting between the SAD and the BJP is scheduled to be held in Delhi where the BJP is expected to make it clear to the SAD that it should have a “requisite and a decisive role” in running the affairs of the Punjab Government.
125 commandos in CM’s security down with hypertension
Chandigarh, November 6
Tension and managing the Chief Minister’s security seems to go hand in hand. It seems it is virtually getting on to the nerves of the commando unit entrusted with the task of managing the security of Parkash Singh Badal as 125 of them have been found to be suffering from hypertension.
Only seven cricket fans arrive so far
Restrictions stated main reason
Attari, November 6
A small cheering brigade to boost the Pakistan cricket team led by former secretary, Pakistan Cricket Board, Rafiq
Nadeem, along with his daughter and grand daughter, reached India for the second one dayer to be held on November 8 in
Mohali.
Pakistani cricket fans show victory sign at Attari near Amritsar on Tuesday.
— A Tribune photograph
Cataract cases among ex-servicemen up
Pathankot, November 6
The cases of cataract development among retired defence personnel in the border belt of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir have witnessed a sharp increase in the past decade. The local Military Hospital has been registering 1,200 or 1,500 patients suffering from the problem annually.
Bihari labourers head homewards for festival
Phagwara, November 6
Thousands of Bihari migratory labourers have started moving to their respective places as only nine days are left for their festival Chhatt
Puja. And most of them are travelling without railway reservations.
Shingaar Cinema Blast
102 grilled again, cops still clueless
Ludhiana, November 6
The fourth round of questioning of 102 persons in the Shingaar bomb blast case has proved useless with not a single clue developing into a major lead.
‘Galwakdi’
Patiala, November 6
The National Theatre Arts Society presented Punjabi play “Galwakdi” at the 74th monthly garden theatre programme at Baradari Garden on Tuesday. The play, written by Bhag Singh and directed by Naval Kishore of the Punjab state district public relations office, condemned the evils of dowry and drugs
— TNS
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