Phagwara police arrested Satpal Singh for grain theft, securing 14 days of judicial custody. He allegedly used government bags to sell flour illegally and diverted grain to a private firm. Another suspect is absconding. This is linked to a prior case involving missing grain bags from government records.
Pushpa Gujral Science City held a 'Food & Nutrition Show' promoting traditional Indian cuisine under the LiFE initiative. The event, themed 'Nutrilicious Creations,' highlighted the blend of taste, tradition, and nutrition. Culinary experts judged participants, with winners awarded cash prizes in professional and amateur categories.
The District Jalandhar Chemist Association and Retail Chemist Association Jalandhar donated ₹2,52,100 to the 'Chief Minister Rangla Punjab Fund' to aid flood victims. The Deputy Commissioner appreciated the contribution, highlighting the government's ongoing rehabilitation efforts and encouraging further donations.
Balbir Parwana won the Dhahan Literary Award for his Punjabi novel *Rauleyan Wele*, receiving $25,000 CAD. Finalists Mudassar Bashir and Bhagwant Rasoolpuri each received $10,000 CAD. The award, based in Vancouver, promotes Punjabi literature globally.
Police arrested Surinder Singh and Gautam for assaulting Ram Barmiyan at Adarsh Nagar chaupati. The attack, involving weapons, prompted FIR No. 137 under various BNS sections. The police used CCTV, intelligence, and technical data to identify and apprehend the suspects.
A criminal case under IPC Section 408 has been filed against individuals within the Dilwan Cooperative Society, Kapurthala, for financial misappropriation. The complaint, based on irregularities noted by the Naib Tehsildar, Narike halqa, was received by the Assistant Registrar on July 23, 2025.
The Surface Water Project is significantly behind schedule, with only 78% completion. Public inconvenience, including dug-up roads and traffic, is widespread. Deputy Commissioner Dr. Aggarwal ordered an inquiry to investigate the delay's causes, financial progress, and any lapses.
Mohit Dugg, a junior engineer, won gold and set a national record at the 2025 WPC Championship in Durban, South Africa (75kg category). His success, achieved in just three years, includes multiple international medals and national records. He also mentors athletes at his gym, Fit Life Gym, with some of his students winning international gold.
Neetu Shutteranwala, an internet sensation due to his election tears, ran in the Tarn Taran bypoll, garnering 464 votes. He criticized leaders' spending and urged voters to support independents in 2027 to empower the common man and address injustice. He also highlighted local issues and promoted unity.
Kapurthala district faces a surge in crime: robberies, assaults, road rage, and vandalism. Police arrested suspects in some cases, including motorcycle theft, but others remain at large. Multiple cases, involving weapons and injuries, are under investigation.
Police arrested two individuals involved in an inter-state drug network in Punjab. Recovered items include 205 grams of cocaine, 2 kg of charas, ICE, LSD tablets, two illegal weapons, and ammunition. The arrests were part of an anti-drug campaign.
He had previously worked at the Al Falah University in Haryana's Faridabad district
A purported viral Urdu nikahnama states that she married Nasir Hussain, a resident of Sheikhupura, around 56 km from Lahore, after converting to Islam
Flooding in Sultanpur Lodhi caused a one-kilometer breach, leaving fields covered in sand. Villagers face a shortage of tractors and diesel to remove sand, sow wheat, and repair the bundh. The limited tractors are prioritized for farmers, creating a race against time.
Police arrested Karan Kalyan near a cremation ground after finding 5 grams of heroin and 40 Etizolam tablets. The arrest occurred during a routine patrol on Bangar Road. A case under the NDPS Act was filed, and an investigation into the source of the drugs is ongoing.
Harinder Singh Bhatti, Head of APS Jalandhar's Fine Arts Department, will receive a state award for his photography. A passionate artist with masters degrees in Fine Arts and History of Art, Bhatti has won numerous awards for his work and authored art education textbooks. He is also recognized for his effective mentorship.
Apeejay College of Fine Arts won the Inter-Zonal Youth Festival Championship for the 25th year, organized by Guru Nanak Dev University. They secured first place in 20 events, demonstrating dominance across various artistic categories. Principal Dr. Dhingra lauded the students and mentors for their dedication.
The 'Wakhra Swag' winter exhibition in Hoshiarpur (Dec 26-28) promotes entrepreneurship, culture, sports, and social welfare. It features stalls, career counseling, sports displays, and entertainment like DJs and cultural performances. Organizers aim to support local businesses and youth development, with free stalls for social organizations.
The 11th YUVAA Rang Utsav theatre festival takes place in Jalandhar from November 22 to December 14. Featuring 10 plays from across India, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Chandigarh, along with five productions by YUVAA Theatre, the festival aims to enrich Jalandhar's cultural scene. The event is curated by Dr. Ankur Sharma and hosted in association with K L Saigal Memorial Trust.
GNA University hosted Tech-Pragya 2025, a technical fest in collaboration with ISTE, with over 600 students participating. The event featured competitions, an ISTE Faculty Chapter inauguration, and awards for academic and technical excellence. Attendees included prominent figures in education and industry.
Kokowal won the 16th annual cricket tournament organized by Siddha Shri Baba Balak Nath Ji Sports Club. They defeated Sotra in the final, earning Rs 31,000. Tejinder (Man of the Match), Vansh Kochhar (Best Batsman), Amar Sotra (Best Bowler), and Tarun (Best Fielder) also won awards.
Two separate criminal cases are registered in Kapurthala. In Sultanpur Lodhi, Surjit Singh was robbed of his phone, cash, and wallet after being assaulted near Machhijowa bridge. The second incident involved Sadiq, who was assaulted and had his phone snatched in Batial village by seven individuals after a personal dispute.
The legal community protested the Punjab government's plan to merge Garhshankar into a new Anandpur Sahib district, citing historical, administrative, and economic concerns. Simultaneously, local Panchayats urged linking Garhshankar with Nawanshahr due to geographical convenience. Deputy Speaker Rouri acknowledged both demands.
Kapurthala police arrested five men in Jalandhar for allegedly shooting at a woman, Manpreet Kaur. The suspects, who attacked her while she was on a scooter, were apprehended within hours and a .30-bore pistol and cartridges were recovered.
A 50-year-old problem for residents of Phillaur and Nurmahal is nearing resolution. Former MP Sushil Kumar Rinku secured approval for a railway over-bridge on Nurmahal Road. Construction is set to begin soon, ending delays caused by the busy Delhi-Amritsar rail route.
Nurmahal will host a Kisan Mela on November 15, featuring 14 exhibitions showcasing farmer-produced goods and modern agricultural techniques. The event aims to inspire innovation, with a technical session for farmers and booths from private companies. An awareness campaign promoting sustainable alternatives to burning paddy residue is also underway.
Celebrations erupted in Jalandhar BJP and AAP offices following victories in the Bihar elections and Tarn Taran bypoll. BJP leaders celebrated Bihar's win, crediting PM Modi's leadership. AAP celebrated Harmeet Singh Sandhu's victory, viewing it as a sign for future elections.
She was part of the 1,932-member jatha which crossed over to Pakistan through the Attari-Wagah joint checkpost on November 4
According to sources, Sarbjit Kaur did not mention her citizenship and passport number in the immigration form, raising concerns about her disappearance
The Phagwara Football Academy combats drug abuse by nurturing youth through sports. Founded in 1997 by Bakshish Singh Bagla, the academy trains young players, organizes tournaments, and promotes values like discipline and teamwork. Supported by community efforts, it stands as a beacon of hope for Punjab's youth.