Last standing residential quarters that housed station master being razed
Last standing residential quarters that housed station master being razed
The development draws sharp reaction from SGPC
Says he was fine when his uncle visited him on Saturday night
BSF personnel detect suspicious drone activity near Daoke village
Says the event opens new opportunities for traders and entrepreneurs
Show aims to preserve Punjab’s handicrafts while empowering artisans and women
Officials are considering daily twice-a-day waste lifting to tackle garbage issue
Police say further recoveries are anticipated as investigations continue
Police say the accused driver hit the moped rider from behind, leading to fatal injuries
Party claims its sarpanch Surjit Singh was assaulted during nominations
Cong leader Dilraj Sarkaria accuses police of bias, claiming AAP launched the initial assault
Dinesh Bassi's announcement of a cleanliness drive prompted the Municipal Corporation to clean the Jaura Fatak underpass overnight. Despite the initial cleanup, Bassi and Congress workers proceeded with their drive, criticizing the lack of maintenance. They also conducted a plantation drive with support from a religious organization. Bassi emphasized the need for regular cleaning.
Students from Shaheed Chainchal Singh Government School excelled at the block-level karate competition. Mandeep Kaur, Komalpreet Kaur, Rajbir Kaur, and Reet secured first place. The competition followed two months of self-defense training for girls, aimed at boosting confidence. Prizes and cash awards were given to the winners.
Nishan-E-Sikhi International School held its ninth annual prize ceremony. Justice Surinder Singh Saron was chief guest. Students presented diverse performances, and the principal detailed the school's achievements. Awards were given for academic excellence and attendance. Baba Sewa Singh was commended for his contributions.
Two arrested; four pistols, over 1 kg heroin seized
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's 69th death anniversary was observed. Speakers highlighted his work for the downtrodden, his academic achievements, and his continuing relevance. Attendees were encouraged to follow his path.
Gurpreet Singh, the Police Observer, arrived in Tarn Taran to oversee the Zila Parishad and Block Samiti elections. He reviewed security, issued guidelines, and will be available at the Rest House (Rural Vikas Bhawan) and via mobile (99881-36351) for complaints. He assured a peaceful, fair election and urged voters to participate freely.
Dal Khalsa will hold a convention in Amritsar on December 10 for World Human Rights Day, honoring Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom. They will address human rights concerns in Punjab, criticizing the UN's handling of Sikh issues, and highlight the plight of political prisoners.
Broken manhole lids in Tarn Taran city are causing accidents and injuries, especially on busy roads. Despite complaints, the administration has been slow to address the issue. A broken manhole near the SDM office has remained unrepaired for over a month, prompting strong criticism. The Municipal Council says they are taking action.
The victim’s grandfather told police the incident occurred around 9 am when his grandson picked a quarrel with his father
Farmers protested against the Electricity Amendment Bill with 'rail-roko' actions in multiple locations, despite police attempts to prevent it. They demanded the Punjab government oppose the bill and called for intensified future agitations, claiming it is anti-people and anti-farmer. Police raids on farmer leaders' homes were reported.
Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated the 19th PITEX in Amritsar, highlighting Punjab's shift towards MSMEs, technology, and ease of business beyond agriculture. He suggested expanding PITEX internationally. Punjab has received substantial investment since 2022.
Arrested individual was identified as Karanbir Singh of Dhanoe Kalan village
The 150-yard house belonged to Akashdeep Singh, alias Akash, and his brother Satwinderpal Singh, alias Satti, who have cases under the NDPS Act registered against them
A key attraction at PITEX is the — Punjab Heritage Show — which will be presented under the forum
Bhai Vir Singh (1872–1957) is regarded as one of the most influential figures of modern Punjabi literature and a key force behind the Singh Sabha Movement
Zila Parishad Block Samiti elections
A packet containing 496 grams of drug recovered
Orders had been issued by the Punjab Government in this regard
The buildings of 13 government schools of this district have been declared hazardous