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    Pushpa Gujral Science City held a Nature Photography Day exhibition. The event featured photographs by Dr. Parmil Kumar highlighting birds and landscapes. Director Dr. Rajesh Grover emphasized the day's importance in celebrating nature, promoting environmental awareness, and urging action to protect the planet's beauty and biodiversity. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Hoshiarpur food safety officials, led by Dr. Bhatia, inspected egg wholesalers. Broken eggs were destroyed, and vendors were instructed to sell only clean, undamaged eggs. Dr. Bhatia emphasized the need for clean storage and compliance with FSSAI regulations, including obtaining licenses. Violators compromising public health will face consequences. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    79 contractual Grade-4 workers in Jalandhar, employed for 12 years, are striking from June 18th. They demand job regularization, citing unheeded appeals and ignored requests to fill vacant positions. The workers, including fitters and operators, contribute to essential services. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    The Two Punjab NCC Battalion's Annual Training Camp 34 is underway at DAV University, Jalandhar, led by Colonel Vinod Joshi. Over 600 cadets undergo rigorous military, physical, and intellectual training daily. The camp includes weapon drills, obstacle courses, and drone flying, alongside activities focused on communication, leadership, and cultural awareness. Cadets develop discipline and national pride. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    The 455th free dental camp in Phagwara provided dental services to 110 patients. Organized by the Hargobind Nagar Blood Bank, the camp, led by Dr. Tamanpreet Singh, included examinations, cleaning, fillings, medication, and denture fittings. Six new dentures were provided, with 25 others receiving follow-up procedures. Mayor Rampal Uppal inaugurated the camp, which will host another camp on July 1. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Ruka Kalan's Government Primary School held a 10-day summer camp focused on fun, learning, and cultural revival. Led by Buta Ram, it featured traditional games, hands-on activities, and social awareness campaigns. The camp revived rural games, promoted environmental responsibility, and fostered holistic development, engaging children away from screens and inspiring valuable life lessons. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Deputy Commissioner Dr. Aggarwal emphasized skill development and self-employment for youth empowerment and tackling unemployment. He directed the RUDSET Institute to train drug-affected youth and ensure placement for graduates. The institute's report showed over 1,000 youth trained recently, with 709 employed or self-employed. Dr. Aggarwal also advocated for new, relevant courses. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    * **Theft:** Copper wiring worth ₹70,000 stolen from a partially renovated house in Chahal Nagar. * **Liquor:** Excise Department arrested one person and seized illicit liquor and beer. Another man arrested for selling liquor, and 1,000 liters of lahan was seized. * **Assault:** Five individuals booked for assaulting a man over a land dispute. * **Burglary:** Four persons booked for a house burglary in Bhanolanga. * **Fraud:** A travel agent booked for allegedly duping a resident of ₹2 lakh. * **Kidnapping:** Three family members booked for kidnapping a minor girl. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    School education faces transformation, creating challenges for teachers and parents. Key issues include excessive screen time, mental health struggles, and lack of parental involvement. Solutions involve blended learning, promoting offline activities, fostering inclusive classrooms, and improving communication between schools and parents. Collaboration and trust are crucial for student well-being. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Shahkot police arrested Pritam Pal and Kulwindar Kaur from Kherra village, Ludhiana. They are accused of torturing their daughter-in-law, Sukhveer Kaur, over dowry demands. Sukhveer's husband, Lovpreet Singh, is in Austria. A case was filed under sections 498-A (dowry torture) and 406 (breach of trust) of the IPC. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Police in Phagwara arrested individuals for assault, extortion, and theft. Two were charged with attacking a villager. One gangster was arrested for demanding ransom. Unidentified individuals are sought for stealing from two houses. A theft gang was busted, with one arrest and two suspects at large. Finally, two drug peddlers were arrested with heroin. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    A 22-year-old man, Rohit Kumar (Ravi), drowned in a 40-foot-deep lake near the Shah canal in Mukerian. The incident occurred while swimming to escape the summer heat. His body was recovered by a rescue team and handed over to the police, who are investigating the death. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    A Jalandhar Cantt resident, Shivam, was arrested by Rama Mandi police for kidnapping a 15-year-old girl on June 11. The girl's parents reported her missing. Shivam, who allegedly planned to marry her, was arrested on Friday. The girl was found and returned to her family. Police state initial evidence suggests consensual involvement but the case is under investigation due to her minor age. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    Jaspal Singh, rescued after being kidnapped in Iran, is still there, causing anxiety for his family due to rising Iran-Israel tensions. His brother reports Jaspal is safe and recording statements, but the family is worried. Jaspal sought a better life, paying a travel agent Rs 18 lakh to reach Australia. He has two young children. The case highlights the dangers of unverified agents. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    A Phagwara, India, police case has been filed against Italy-based NRI Tersem Chand for allegedly defrauding a villager. Chand promised to secure immigration to Italy for Rs 16 lakh but failed to deliver. He faces charges of cheating and breach of trust. Police are investigating, and the accused remains at large. Authorities urge citizens to verify travel agent credentials. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    A Punjab family awaits the return of their son, Jaspal Singh, rescued after being kidnapped in Iran. He sought a better life, paying a travel agent Rs 18 lakh for passage to Australia. His family, though relieved, is anxious due to Iran-Israel tensions, despite receiving a reassuring message. The incident underscores the dangers of using unverified agents. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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