The Pendu Mazdoor Union will protest in Kartarpur on September 12, accusing governments of neglecting flood victims. They demand financial relief, including compensation for losses, waived loans, and infrastructure repairs. The protest calls for urgent government action.
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PM SHRI High School in Miani transformed into a flood relief camp, sheltering 306 displaced people. Teachers and staff provided shelter, essentials, and support, demonstrating community service. Education officials praised the school's efforts and ensured continued learning for displaced children, providing books and support.
Raj Kaur, a flood victim from Dhakka Basti, faces renewed displacement and hardship. She lost her husband and home in the 2023 floods and is now again dealing with floodwaters. The trauma is compounded by the loss of her husband and mother-in-law.
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The DC has ordered 14 flood-affected schools to be kept shut till further orders
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The union condemned both the state govt and the Centre, stating that they failed to conduct their respective duties for the flood-hit farmers of Punjab
The Punjab government has pegged the state’s losses at Rs 13,000 crore
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Ex-captain Manpreet Singh, along with Mandeep Singh, Hardik Singh, and Sukhjeet Singh—all hailing from Jalandhar—were part of the winning squad
BJP leader Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal thanked PM Modi for visiting flood-hit Punjab on September 9, 2025. Grewal highlighted the devastation, requested a relief package, and emphasized the need for aid and long-term flood management. He expressed hope for an economic package and recognized Punjab's role as India's 'food bowl.'
The Eye Donation Association held the final event of the 40th National Eye Donation Fortnight in Hoshiarpur. Key figures including a Cabinet Minister and Civil Surgeon attended. The event included reports, speeches, and recognition of contributors, culminating in a pledge to promote eye donation.
Dhaliwal, Kapurthala Congress leader, called recent GST rate cuts a 'partial correction,' claiming Congress advocated for 'GST 2.0' for years. He criticized the original GST as flawed, welcoming the cuts but remaining skeptical about their benefits and long-term impact.
Naval Tata Academy, Round Glass Hockey Academy, Surjit Hockey Academy, and SAI Sonipat won their Punjab Hockey League matches. Round Glass defeated SDAT Tamil Nadu 10-3. Naval Tata beat SGPC 4-3. Surjit overwhelmed Gumhera 7-1, and SAI defeated Namdhari 6-1.
The Deputy Commissioner of Hoshiarpur directed the Punjab Mandi Board to fast-track road construction projects: Fatta Kulla-Tanda Highway and Abdullapur-Ibrahimpur-Miani. These roads are vital for agriculture, economic development, and were promised by state officials after flood damage.
Police in Phagwara arrested a youth with 220 intoxicating tablets. A woman's earring was snatched. Two were arrested for a murder attempt. A travel agent was arrested for a visa fraud of Rs 15.65 lakh. Two women were arrested for selling intoxicating tablets along with two other drug peddlers.
Dr. Devinder Sharma visited flood-hit Baupur Mand. Rajya Sabha member Seechewal emphasized the need to de-silt the Harike barrage and widen rivers to prevent future floods. Seechewal cited successful de-silting efforts elsewhere. Shahi Imam provided relief aid, and Dr. Sharma questioned the lack of compensation for flood victims.
137 students from two Baupur Jadid schools remain unable to attend classes due to floodwaters. The schools have been submerged since August 11, with significant damage to infrastructure and equipment. Classes are unlikely to resume for 15 days to a month, and many students have been displaced.
A 23-year-old woman, Tamanna Khullar, died after a truck ran over her scooter near the Maqsudan flyover. The incident occurred as she was commuting to work. The truck driver, Rimpu Daman, was arrested and a case was filed.
Nawanshahr DC reviews ongoing work at Burj Tahil Das embankment
Encourages children to continue their studies
A car accident near Kurala village at approximately 4:15 pm resulted in one fatality and one injury. The vehicle, en route to Tanda, experienced a tire burst, leading to a crash. Satwinder Singh Gopi died at the scene; Ashwani Kumar received minor injuries. Road Safety Force and local police responded.
BJP leader Grewal thanked PM Modi for visiting flood-hit Punjab. He emphasized the devastation, requested a relief package, and highlighted the state's role as India's 'food bowl.' He hopes Modi's visit brings relief and economic aid.
Flooding from the Beas River destroyed homes in Mand Baupur village, devastating local farmers. Sonu Sood and Malvika Sood visited the affected area and pledged full support through the Sood Foundation, promising to rebuild homes and offer aid to displaced families.
Following floods, Hoshiarpur schools reopen September 8th with mandatory safety inspections ordered by DEO Lalita Arora. Schools must check for structural damage, water hazards, and safe transport. Clean water availability is crucial. Negligence in student safety will face strict action.
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Punjab's Government Teachers Union raised Rs 31.20 lakh for flood victims, distributing aid and forming district-level committees. Chandigarh Transport Union and AAP representatives distributed rations. The Phagwara administration is providing ration kits, fodder, and veterinary care to affected residents.
Residents start leaving houses
Through his MPLAD fund, Harbhajan has sanctioned 8 steamer boats for relief operations and added 3 more from his own resources, a source close to him says
The SAD president also advocated for complete farm loan waiver for farmers and 'khet mazdoor'
This is the first formal declaration from a political leader to adopt villages in Doaba
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