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Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s death anniversary

Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) is implementing a new roadmap after its Vice-Chancellor's USA tour. It focuses on academic tie-ups, student exchanges, and entrepreneurship. GNDU will embed entrepreneurship training in all courses to combat unemployment and launched 53 new vocational courses. The university is modernizing its campus and introducing new programs in emerging fields. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Centre is neither properly visible nor has it inquiry window to answer tourists' queries

State govt has fixed MSP at Rs 2,400 per quintal from this season

AIT Chairman Rintu assured that all pending development projects being completed

Revival of BRTS began in December 2024, just before MC elections

Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School, Tarn Taran celebrated Father's Day with online activities. Students from Nursery to Grade XII participated in age-appropriate activities, including sharing selfies, creating cards, writing letters, and making gifts. The managing committee and Principal Satwant Singh Bains acknowledged the initiatives to honor fathers and strengthen parent-child bonds. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A fire destroyed saplings in a green zone along the NH-54 bypass road, a memorial for Guru Teg Bahadur. The incident, part of the NHAI-funded Green Highway Project, was caused by routine weed burning. Locals allege mismanagement and repeat incidents, suspecting worker negligence. Environmental groups demand preventive action and accountability. (This summary is generated via AI.)

INTACH Punjab launched a school program in Amritsar to integrate heritage education. It held a heritage tour for teachers, focusing on the walled city and Golden Temple areas. The goal is to equip teachers to teach students about Amritsar's cultural heritage, promoting awareness through activities and heritage clubs. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Vinodita Sankhyan, distinguished educator, president of Amritsar Sahodaya Schools and Principal, Shri Ram Ashram Senior Secondary School, tells how kids can make use of summer vacation.

Increased output is important, so are safeguards

A dinosaur show at a mall on GT Road caused a major traffic jam on Sunday. Overwhelmed parking at the mall led to gridlock, affecting GT Road and the elevated road. Motorists experienced significant delays, with little traffic management or diversion plans in place. Residents criticized authorities for inadequate planning and traffic control. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab's Health Department issued a COVID-19 advisory due to a slight case increase. Vulnerable groups should wear masks in crowded spaces. Healthcare staff must follow COVID-appropriate behavior. Residents are advised to cover coughs, seek medical care with symptoms, avoid crowded areas, and practice good hygiene. The department remains vigilant. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The Mid-day Meal Workers Union in Punjab, led by Jasbir Kaur, criticized the state government for neglecting workers' demands. Union leaders addressed the gathering, highlighting unmet requests for increased pay, sanitation worker contributions, life insurance, Labour Commission-recommended salaries, and two annual uniforms. Protests were held against the government's inaction. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Traffic police held a meeting with shopkeepers and drivers in Palika Bazar to promote safe driving. Participants learned about drug dangers and traffic rules. DSP Gurinder Singh Dhillon urged parents to monitor their children, and drivers to obey traffic laws, maintain vehicle documents, and avoid driving under the influence. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A monetary dispute escalated into a clash in Khiala village, leading to six arrests. Police are searching for the remaining suspects. Separately, Amritsar police arrested a fourth burglar and recovered 1.862 kg of stolen silver from a December house burglary. Investigations continue, with one accomplice still at large. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A father-daughter duo from Pathankot will present at the World Criminology Conference in Sonipat. Dr. Rakesh Mohan Sharma will chair sessions on cybercrime. His daughter, Madhuri Sharma, will present on 'bulldozer justice' and its impact on the right to shelter. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The 24 Punjab Battalion of NCC concluded its 10-day training camp at ITI Ram Tirth. 483 cadets from Amritsar and Taran Taran participated, receiving training in military skills, soft skills, and disaster response. The camp included motivational lectures and competitions, preparing cadets for various fields, according to the Commanding Officer. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Amritsar influencer Deepika Luthra received a death threat via email, allegedly from Babbar Khalsa International. The email, also mentioning influencer Preet Jatti, warns Luthra about her videos and urges her to stay indoors. Police are verifying the threat and providing security. This follows a previous warning from Amritpal Sing Mehron, accused in a prior influencer's murder. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Jandiala Guru police have registered a case against unknown assailants

Bhakna's image will also appear in community-painted mural

Aim was to facilitate taxpayers under Punjab Government’s one-time settlement scheme

The commercial area from Putligarh to Gawal Mandi Chowk in Amritsar is overwhelmed by uncollected garbage. Sanitation services are inadequate, with broken-down garbage trucks and neglect of commercial areas. Traders and visitors are frustrated by the resulting stench, health hazards, and negative impact on business. They criticize the municipal corporation's inaction despite tax revenue generated. (This summary is generated via AI.)

All treatment required for pregnant women to be made available at all 72 clinics in district from June 23

Following a complaint, Amritsar rural police have registered an FIR against unknown persons