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Jalandhar
Villagers gather at local gurdwaras for langars
Crackers worth Rs 30 cr go up in smoke in festival celebration
Formal approval expected within 10 days
The accused has been identified as Inder Kaur of Purdal village near Kapurthala
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Mandi officials said payments amounting to Rs 790.04 crore had already been credited into bank accounts of farmers within the stipulated time
The funds, amounting to Rs 388.65 lakh and Rs 150.93 lakh (a total of Rs 539.58), will be utilised for the construction of the Phagwara-Banga road and the Phagwara-Palahai road, respectively
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Matter, regarding which a petition was recently filed, is now up for hearing in October 29
The event was presided over by Kumar Rahul, Principal Secretary, Department of Medical Education and Research
The initiative was aimed at instilling a sense of security among residents and deterring anti-social elements during the festive season, when markets and public spaces witness heightened activity
The programmes were conducted at Sardar Dilbagh Singh Government College, Jadla, and in the slum area of Banga/Balachaur
Homes, markets and streets across the region were illuminated with traditional diyas, candles and decorative lights, creating a mesmerising atmosphere of joy and togetherness
According to reports, the 25-year-old had been sent to a de-addiction camp by the village panchayat a few months ago
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A cracker market opened in Jalandhar on Saturday, creating long queues and a rush as Diwali nears. The late opening provided only two days for buying. The market, located near Pathankot Chowk, saw many vehicles and dust. Safety measures and police were present. Residents, including wholesalers and buyers, are purchasing crackers despite pollution concerns.
Kapurthala police booked Kulwinder Kaur and Ravi Kumar for cheating a man out of Rs 3.14 lakh. The accused promised to send his daughter to Switzerland but failed to deliver and didn't return the money. Charges include cheating and criminal breach of trust.
Pushpa Gujral Science City held a blood donation camp for its 29th foundation day, with approximately 100 people donating. Director Dr. Rajesh Grover emphasized the life-saving impact of blood donation and encouraged annual participation. Scientist Dr. Munish Soin highlighted its societal importance.
MP Balbir Singh Seechewal gifted stainless steel water tanks to 25 villages in Kapurthala and Jalandhar for Diwali. This is part of a series marking 25 years of cleaning the Kali Bein, using his MPLAD funds. The initiative addresses water shortages and benefits irrigation, with more tanks planned for Dalit and flood-affected areas.
A woman, Santosh Kumari, died in a Jalandhar accident after being hit by an Activa while returning from the hospital with her children, who were injured. Another young man, Amandeep Sharma, died in Phagwara when a speeding car hit his e-rickshaw. Police are investigating both incidents.
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Shiv Sena (UBT) alleges Phagwara Municipal Corporation officials harassed street vendors, extorted money, and conducted unauthorized demolitions, particularly during Karva Chauth. The officials targeted weaker vendors while ignoring larger encroachments. The party demands action, and the Deputy Commissioner promised investigation.
Jalandhar Police held a ceremony on Police Commemoration Day to honour fallen officers. The event included a moment of silence, shared memories from families, gifts and Diwali greetings, and a community lunch to show respect and support.
Mohan Lal Uppal DAV College, Phagwara, held a green Diwali celebration. Led by Principal Dr. Kiranjeet Randhawa, the event promoted environmental awareness. Students performed cultural acts like gidha and bhangra, while also displaying art with social messages.
A 24-year-old man, Abhay, died in a motorcycle-truck collision on the Chandigarh-Hoshiarpur highway near Bhajjal. He was the only son, and his father passed away the previous year. The accident happened at a dangerous crossing. Locals rushed Abhay to a local hospital where he was declared dead on arrival. A local leader called for traffic lights to improve safety.
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