Amritsar

Local residents are aiding flood victims facing property damage and financial losses. Relief efforts include ration, medical supplies, and animal fodder. Farmer organizations request government assistance for land clearing to enable wheat crop sowing.

Small towns like Gurdaspur and Batala nurture sporting talent through dedicated coaches, such as judo coach Ravi Kumar. Despite success training international players, coaches face low government compensation. The article highlights the importance of motivating and incentivizing coaches for continued success.

Govt accused of neglecting Valmiki and Mazhabi Sikh communities in reservation policies

The Sikh community now awaits the official letter, which will enable the formal dispatch of passports for visa processing

The police seized 12 pistols of .30 bore calibre and 1.5 kg of heroin from their possession

The District Health Department is cracking down on food adulteration. Strict action will be taken against businesses selling substandard or adulterated food, especially during the upcoming festive season. Inspection teams will conduct surprise checks on various food establishments. The public is encouraged to report any suspected instances of adulteration.

Dr Gurpreet Kaur, an epidemiologist at the Civil Hospital in Gurdaspur, reflects on lessons from the recent deluge

Racket was being run from jail by Sachinpreet Singh, who directed operations

His return to the Congress is expected to shake up political landscape in Amritsar

Nurses at GMC Amritsar are striking for six days over pay disparities, leaving patients without routine care. Emergency services are still running, but may be impacted. The nurses' union demands action; the government is under pressure to resolve the issue to avoid a healthcare crisis.

Accused Jobanjeet is a habitual offender, say the police

Despite the passage of time, the trial has crawled at a snail’s pace

Dasehra festivities were drastically scaled down after the tragic 2018 train tragedy that claimed several lives

The Mumbai Sangat, with diverse community support, sent substantial relief aid to flood-affected Punjab through Nishan-e-Sikhi Kar Sewa. The aid included seeds, diesel, fodder, blankets, utensils, mattresses, and clothing, demonstrating a humanitarian effort praised by Baba Sewa Singh.

Canara Bank donated an ambulance to the SGPC for the convenience of the Sangat under its CSR program. The SGPC president received the keys, highlighting the SGPC's healthcare services. Bank officials were honored, with the bank expressing gratitude for the opportunity to contribute.

Will take fight against BPEO to its logical conclusion, says DTF women cell president

Gurdaspur police returned 101 recovered mobile phones to their owners. Owners valued the phones for their digital identity, memories, and connections. The SSP highlighted the significance beyond monetary value, while police sources emphasized the difficult, technical process of phone recovery.

Commuters forced to pass by ugly sight & bear foul smell

Say will gherao CM Mann during his visit to Tarn Taran on Oct 3

In almost 50 per cent of cases, it is the reproductive health problems in men which are causing child-bearing issues for couples

The state undertakes 7-day notice before arrest

Tramadol, an opioid pain medication, is a psychotropic substance and its export is restricted under section 8(c) of NDPS Act, 1985

The former SAD leader's joining comes days after he met Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Venugopal in Delhi

The documentary 'Beyond Stubble' won an award at the CMS Vatavaran Short Film Competition. The film, directed by Dharmik Patel and produced by Asar, addresses crop residue burning in Punjab, highlighting farmer challenges and solutions. The award acknowledges the film's contribution to raising awareness and promoting sustainable farming.

Terms the Prime Minister’s relief package of Rs 1,600 crore as a “joke”