Only a few were major incidents; staff reached spots in minimum possible time
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Ludhiana
Farmers undertook a 200-km journey to deliver relief
Dealers expect more sales as many plan to celebrate Diwali on Tuesday night
While Ludhiana’s AQI shows a marginal increase, Khanna’s air quality improves significantly
Had gone to stop his friend from fighting when assailants attacked him
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CP assures full support to martyrs’ families
Undertaken in response to a call given by councillors
Chinks exposed in jail security
Underscores growing frustration among students
Four students from DAV Public School, BRS Nagar, were chosen for the Punjab State Inter-District (U-15) Cricket Tournament. Mishika Sood, the wicketkeeper and opening batswoman, is also the team captain. The other selected players are Pranika Jain, Karamveer Kaur, and Vaidehi Duggal.
Eight under-18 cricket teams will compete in the first Inter-Academy Tournament at Sodhi Cricket Academy in Ludhiana from October 23 to November 9. Participating academies include Sodhi Academy, GNSA Academy, Cricket Academy of Patiala, and others.
Indian squad comprises 222 athletes
Maximum calls were related to minor fire incidents in which fire broke out in a garbage dump, an empty plot, power transformer; etc
Regular strict checks, civic responsibility needed
Parties being organised daily across clubs, farmhouses, homes and restaurants
Firefighters took several hours to douse flames
Offer healthier alternative to sugar-laden treats, nutritionists encourage trend
On Gurpurb, crackers can be burst between 4 am and 5 am, from 9 pm to 10 pm
Express disappointment over govt’s indifference towards their demands
Working on a contractual basis, they fabricated at least 8 reports
‘Kaushal Chaudhary group’ mentioned on slip, bullets damage glass balcony
The CBI had seized the bottles during a search of his farmhouse located in Bondli village in Samrala
Investigating rivalry angle, say cops
Will launch e-pass facility on trial basis in BRS Nagar
Special steps taken in busy areas such as Chaura Bazaar, Ghumar Mandi
Temporary fire stations to be set up to reduce reaction time
Dhiman says nowadays, they only see encroachments on roads
Raids on to nab suspects, say police
Demand for green crackers up
Mohandai Oswal Hospital held a breast cancer awareness and training session for its staff during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The session, led by a senior onco surgeon, focused on early detection through self-examination and regular screening. The hospital emphasized its dedication to community awareness and early diagnosis.
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