Amritsar

INTACH plans to honour Saragarhi martyr by tuning his village into a destination for military and border tourism

Dr. Preeti Kamra, a DAV College professor specializing in AI and internet governance, will be the only Indian speaker at the UN's Digital Cooperation Day. She will discuss India's policies for a secure, inclusive, and accessible internet, highlighting the need for multilingualism and safety, particularly concerning AI in education.

Delhi firm to start garbage collection soon; waste collection and fumigation ongoing: MC officials

A case under various sections of the BNS registered against accused

TEDxBasant Nagar, themed 'Amritsar Reimagined,' brought together diverse speakers and performers to discuss local development. Organized by Rouble and Shikha Tuli, the event involved community engagement, workshops, and drives led by volunteers, showcasing Amritsar's history, culture, and future potential.

The Tribune Interview: Dr Amardeep Gupta

The Indian government denied permission for Sikh pilgrims to travel to Pakistan for Guru Nanak Dev's birth anniversary due to security concerns. Sikh organizations are protesting, requesting a symbolic pilgrimage with a smaller group and shorter duration to maintain the tradition.

Volunteers and the administration struggle to plug a massive, deep breach in Ghonewal village, one of 20 in Ajnala. The 500m breach flooded 190 villages. Despite work since September 3rd, only half is plugged, as the breach's depth, initially thought to be 25-30 ft, is now estimated at 50 ft.

No bridge to cross river, Congress hires private boats; police stall plan citing security

SAD urges Centre to allow Sikh Jathas to visit Nankana Sahib for Guru Nanak Dev’s Gurpurab

Gursharan Singh, a renowned playwright and actor, was remembered on his 96th birth anniversary. Speakers highlighted his revolutionary theatre contributions and advocacy for marginalized groups. A book on Palestinian rights was released. The event addressed restrictions on freedom of expression and paid tribute to Singh's legacy.

Makhan Gujjar was arrested and bailed after killing a stray dog named Sundroo in Palm Grove. He allegedly tied the dog's legs and beat it to death. Voice of Animals and Blue Cross Society are pursuing the case, with a postmortem conducted and free legal aid offered. Charges include cruelty to animals.

A Lok Adalat in SBS Nagar and Balachaur resolved 10,100 cases, awarding Rs 6,61,05,720. The event, organized by legal authorities, aimed for speedy dispute settlements through compromise. Led by Priya Sood, eight benches facilitated settlements, involving judicial officers, advocates, and NGOs.

Claimed that they were cheated and financially and mentally exploited by travel agents

Trio, armed with a pistol, was going to Bhagtanwala grain market to commit crime

He got into cross-border drug trafficking in order to fund his habit of drug abuse

Natural calamity is hard to prevent but by doing right things, destruction of lives and property can be checked

The interest India-Pak cricket ties generates is not visible in any other sporting event

The University of Delhi's Executive Council met, deciding to award a doctorate to Sri Lankan PM Harini Amarasuriya. They also addressed vacant undergraduate seats with a proposed open admission process. Other decisions include establishing research spaces and uniform PhD course guidelines.

The Sarbat Da Bhala Trust distributed relief to 35 flood-affected families in Kot Budha and Bandala villages, including 85 dry fodder kits for cattle. The District and Sessions Judge commended the aid and urged continued support for victims.

Congressmen, led by Harminder Singh Gill, assessed flood damage in Patti. Residents complained of government negligence in relief efforts, including health and veterinary services. They also alleged biased distribution of aid and urged silt removal from farmland for the next wheat crop.

Retired Colonel Arjun Singh Ghumman, aided by Delhi lawyers, sent essential supplies to his flood-stricken village near the India-Pakistan border. The Ravi River caused widespread devastation in Dera Baba Nanak, prompting this humanitarian effort, which included food, oil, tarpaulins, and blankets.

'16,500 acres of cropland completely devastated'

'Helps stubble dry quickly, improves the functioning of wheat sowing implements'

In its chargesheet submitted before the Special NIA Court in Mohali, the agency named Vishal Gill, Bhagwant Singh and Diwan Singh for their roles in the conspiracy and execution of the March 15 attack