Patiala, November 21
Acting on a number of complaints by inmates of the local central jail, the health department today conducted a raid on the jail premises and collected samples of edible items like vanaspati ghee, water and dal.
Oppn SGPC members to meet today
Amritsar, November 21
Opposition SGPC members of various factions have decided to hold a parallel meeting in Jalandhar tomorrow to chalk out a common strategy on the eve of the annual elections of the SGPC.
Rajpura railway station to be revamped
Rajpura, November 21
The Northern Railway is all set to upgrade the facilities at the Rajpura railway
station and is considering halting of important trains on the Ambala-Amritsar
route at Sirhind.
Directions issued for release of grant
Chandigarh, November 21
Besides issuing a notification to give 6 per cent enhanced dearness allowance to employees of government-aided schools, the Punjab Government today also gave directions to the authorities concerned to release grant of one quarter immediately to pay salaries to the staff of government-aided private schools.
Medical college principal shifted to Jalandhar
Patiala, November 21
Principal of Government Medical College here Dr Kiranjit Kaur has been transferred to upcoming Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences at Jalandhar.
Sangrur dist’s three subdivisions sans SDMs
Sangrur, November 21
Of the six posts of sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) in Sangrur district, three posts at Sangrur, Sunam and Lehra subdivisions are vacant.
DGM orders probe into poor facilities
Malerkotla, November 21
Deputy general manager (DGM) Punjab, LPG gas unit of Indian Oil Corporation Rajesh Sharma today ordered probe into the alleged malpractice and lack of facilities at Indane gas agency
here.
5 food analysts honoured
Mohali, November 21
Prof Laxmi Kanta Chawla, health and family welfare minister, Punjab, today honoured five food analysts working in the State Food Laboratory, Sector 11, Chandigarh, Government Food Laboratory, Bathinda, and Government Laboratory, Jalandhar.
Uphaar: Probe sought into ‘misplacement’ of record
Mandi Ahmedgarh, November 21
Demanding a probe into alleged deliberate misplacement of records to impede progress of the Uphaar tragedy case, Narinder Pal Singh Phoolka, a resident of Sohian village and former IPS officer said the verdict would not give back contentment to the families whose kin had perished in the Uphaar fire.