Amritsar

First Person: Dr Sidharth Arora, endocrinologist and diabetologist, Amandeep Medicity Hospital, explains how neglect can worsen diabetes

Unsupervised strenuous physical activity in an obese person poses risks of serious injuries to the skeletal as well as cardiovascular systems

The 850-acre “Chamb”, as it is known in local parlance, is recognised all over the country for its natural marshlands and fishponds that sustain birdlife and endangered species like Sarus crane.

Tarn Taran bypoll

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Court flags disturbing trend of invoking stringent provisions without evidence; says petty cash recoveries cannot be termed proceeds of drug trade

Punjab farmers face renewed blame for stubble burning, contributing significantly to air pollution. IIM-Amritsar's study blames MSP policies and commission agents for trapping farmers in a cycle requiring burning. Solutions include cash incentives, a value chain for stubble, and technological support.

Over 10 tonnes of ornamental flowers to embellish holiest Sikh shrine

Lord Valmiki taught world to do good deeds: Minister ETO

BRTS corridor must be removed to address traffic congestion problem, says MLA Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh

Connects farmers to crop residue management machines, soil tests & expert advice

Founded in 1730 by Adina Beg, Dinanagar served as Ranjit Singh's summer capital and a British administrative center. It was known for shawl production and later participated in anti-colonial movements. Education and industrial activity have increased in the area.

Forms advisory panel for 350th martyrdom day commemoration

Dinanagar, a historically rich border town, was Maharaja Ranjit Singh's summer capital. It holds a strong connection to its past, despite challenges like a 2015 terrorist attack and recent floods. Political power has been held by the Chaudhary family for decades. While the town has potential, heritage sites are neglected, and villagers await promised aid.

Kulwinderjit Kaur, a teacher from Amritsar, received a State award for improving education standards. She uses modern teaching methods and technology. She has won multiple accolades and is committed to her students' success, drawing inspiration from her teacher father and a sports background.

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The 5th International Conference on Recent Advances in Bio-Energy Research (ICRABR-2025) began in Kapurthala. Minister Shripad Naik attended and unveiled SSS-NIBE's new logo. An MoU was signed between IIT Ropar and SSS-NIBE. The conference highlights bioenergy's importance in India's sustainable future.

Pistols were found wrapped in yellow adhesive tape

Protests were held at 112 places across 19 districts in Punjab

Procession is scheduled to pass through various markets and localities of city

Venue and procession routes were beautifully decorated; special arrangements were made for devotees’ convenience

Residents accuse workers of overcharging and issuing inflated receipts

Walia obtained Rs 10L loan using fake documents linked to a non-existent plot

Investigations reveal both accused were in touch with Pak’s ISI through a handler

Seek fee waiver for affected students; GNDU lends psychological support