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Drug abuse was the primary concern in the Tarn Taran byelection. Voters demanded the new representative eliminate drugs, citing open sales and consumption despite government promises. The issue is severe, with addiction impacting many families and villages bordering Pakistan vulnerable to smuggling.
Thousands of devotees enjoyed event organised by Punjab Tourism and Cultural Affairs Department at Ranjit Avenue ground
100-year-old Sajjan Singh votes again, calls it his lifelong duty
Two others from the same module were earlier held with a grenade and pistol
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Leaders call the reforms an attack on university autonomy and student representation
Police checkpoints set up at major entry and exit points, including Golden Gate
Site located close to schools and training institutes, raising health concerns
Three villages (Wadala, Bhoma, Veeram) form a cluster sharing a high school, dispensary, power station, and grain market. Each village has an elementary school. Residents access higher education in nearby towns. Drug use is low. The area has good infrastructure, including clean roads, a sewage system, and accessible groundwater.
Neelesh Kulkarni's 'In the Footsteps of Rama' explores the Ramayana's geographical journey, using the Valmiki version. He discussed the book in Amritsar, detailing his research across India and Sri Lanka. The book highlights key locations like Chitrakoot and challenges traditional interpretations of characters like Sita.
Ex-students come together to share vision of placing the varsity among world’s top universities
A contemporary of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Shah Mohammad wrote about the Anglo-Sikh War that took place after the demise of the legendary Sikh ruler
Farmers from Tarn Taran, led by the Kirti Kisan Union (KKU), will join a Delhi protest march on November 14. They demand the release of Sikh detainees and political prisoners, many of whom have completed their sentences, calling their continued detention a violation of democratic principles.
Samadh of Baba Roda Ji in Wadala Veeram Bhoma village is frequented by the faithful during a two-day fair in March to get wishes fulfilled
The Tarn Taran bypoll is a test of Panthic ideology between SAD and rival factions ahead of 2027 elections. The contest pits SAD, fielding a candidate with a family legacy, against anti-Badal Akali groups. Outcome indicates potential shifts in Panthic vote consolidation and impact on future elections.
The polling process remained largely peaceful, although the day was not without controversy as the SAD accused the ruling AAP of using the police to intimidate its workers
Polling for the Tarn Taran Assembly bypoll in Punjab started Tuesday morning and ends at 6 pm. The election follows the death of an AAP MLA. Vote counting will be on November 14th. This bypoll is significant before the 2027 state elections.
HD CCTV cameras helped the cyber cell identify and trace the suspect immediately
Both accused have been booked under the NDPS Act
Police recover two sophisticated pistols and live cartridges from the accused
All liquor shops within the Tarn Taran Assembly constituency and its adjoining constituencies, including areas within a 3-km radius, have been ordered to remain closed during this period
SDM urges farmers to update bank, Aadhaar details for timely transfer
Talks to street vendors, urging them to maintain cleanliness and avoid littering
Instructs officials to ensure that all public-related work is completed promptly
Only 280 incidents reported so far this season against 633 last year
Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute held a prize distribution for Kids Paradise students, with Dr. Sondhi as chief guest. Students presented a program on childhood joys, and top performers received trophies. The Principal presented a vote of thanks and the school's annual report.
Spring Dale Senior School held its Annual Theatre Festival-2025, 'Desh Raag – The Tone of the Nation,' a tribute to India's journey. The show, conceptualized by Principal Rajiv Kumar Sharma, explored the freedom struggle and evolving family dynamics, emphasizing socio-cultural values. The Deputy Commissioner of Amritsar attended as chief guest.
Assistant Prof Vijay Laxmi writes how ancient Indian fables can be powerful learning tool for soft skills
Chief Khalsa Diwan is expanding its educational network with a new school in Balachaur, built on donated land. This school, supported by other land donations, will integrate modern education with spiritual values, offering advanced facilities and focusing on ethical development alongside academics.
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