Woman's four-year-old son narrowly escapes harm, incident caught on CCTV
Woman's four-year-old son narrowly escapes harm, incident caught on CCTV
The Jalandhar branch of ICAI hosted an AI workshop for chartered accountants. Over 100 attended, learning about AI's impact, productivity tips, and tools like ChatGPT and 'CAGPT.' The event emphasized AI integration for future success, concluding with networking.
Punjab BJP leaders accuse the AAP government of using 'gangster-like' tactics to intimidate opponents, citing a vigilance raid on a newly joined BJP leader. They accuse the government of political vendetta, failing to curb gang violence, and prioritizing personal gains over public welfare, particularly with its land pooling policy.
Punjab's Aam Aadmi Clinics launched a WhatsApp chatbot service. Patients can now access medicine lists, test results, and appointment reminders via WhatsApp. This aims to save time, improve efficiency, and eliminate paper records, strengthening the state's healthcare model.
A woman reported her husband's kidnapping and assault to the police. He went missing after a personal dispute. The woman alleges Mangi and ten others kidnapped and attacked her husband due to her rejection of Mangi's marriage proposal. Police are investigating eleven suspects.
A drug deal in Kukar Majra turned violent when a supplier, Jasvir Thakur, shot Jarnail Singh and his partner, Gaurav, who were attempting to steal pills. Jarnail was injured; Gaurav fled with the drugs after hitting Thakur with a brick. Police arrested Thakur and are investigating.
Police in Phagwara made several arrests and booked individuals for various offenses. These include gang rape of a minor, fraud, motorcycle theft, causing death by negligence, absconding rape, and selling illicit liquor. Raids are ongoing to apprehend remaining suspects.
Victim's two kids also suffer burn injuries/ accused flees
Jalandhar's zonal school sports uncovered grassroots talent, with top performers advancing to district-level competitions. Government Girls Senior Secondary School students, particularly in judo, are training rigorously. The school's athletes, including state medalist Sanjana, aim for higher levels with dedicated coaching. The events identify future champions.
Police in Rurka Kalan arrested Baljit Singh and Rajesh Yadav, seizing 1,50,000 ml of illicit liquor and distillation equipment during a raid. The operation, led by ASI Amandeep Singh, also uncovered a liquor still and 1,200 litres of lahan. Bahadur Singh and Sukhdev Singh are absconding. Cases were registered under the Excise and BNS Acts.
An oil tanker struck protestors supporting the Tipper Union during a dharna near Mukerian on Saturday night. One protestor, Lakhwinder Singh (27), died, and two others were seriously injured. The accident occurred on the Jalandhar-Pathankot road, and police have taken the tanker into custody.
A musical tribute, 'Ek Shaam Rafi Ke Naam', honored Mohammed Rafi's 45th death anniversary at a blood bank in Phagwara. Performances by singers like Vijay Sharma celebrated Rafi's diverse musical legacy. The event included personal memories and patriotic songs, drawing prominent attendees.
Develop multi-level parking infrastructure | Integrate smart traffic management systems
KCL Collegiate Senior Secondary School for Girls won the District Jalandhar Zonal Hockey Tournament (Under-19 Girls) after beating Akal Academy. Hockey Punjab Vice President Dr. Sarabjit Kaur Rai, also Principal of Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women, congratulated the team.
Following three deaths at Civil Hospital, Jalandhar, doctors suspended OPD work for three hours after an EMO was allegedly harassed and threatened by a patient's family. The doctors demanded better security and an FIR was lodged. They will resume work on Monday after administration addressed their security concerns.
Officials downplay damage | Farmers allege official apathy
The family is seeking assistance from both the Indian and Punjab governments to facilitate the repatriation of his body
The rising water level of the Beas river has inundated vast swathes of the Bhulath sub-division, where at least a dozen villages have been severely affected
Civil Hospital, Jalandhar, faces a massive overhaul due to the deaths of three patients. The hospital lacks crucial staff, especially nurses, and its oxygen backup systems failed. The Health Minister has promised improvements to manpower, oxygen supply, and defunct units, along with staff reviews and repairs.
The Joint Front of Employees and Pensioners is protesting the Punjab government's inaction on their demands. They plan demonstrations: August 6 at PUDA Ground, Jalandhar, and August 12 in Phillaur, both including effigy burning. The protests aim to pressure the government to engage in dialogue.
Jalandhar Police convened a meeting to enhance safety. Key directives include crime review, increased patrolling, targeted campaigns against crime, and improved traffic management. Public awareness and cyber cell specialization will also be emphasized. The goal is to ensure citizen safety and security.
Tanvi Sharma and Radhika Sharma were honored for their badminton achievements. Tanvi became the world's top Under-19 player, and Radhika is the top mixed doubles player nationally. They received cash awards and trophies, with the district administration promising support. Their mother and coach, Meena Sharma, was also recognized.
The District Legal Services Authority held an Aadhaar registration camp in Village Saroa for destitute children, following NALSA directives. This initiative, part of the 'Nalsa-Saathi' mission, aims for universal Aadhaar enrollment. A district committee and paralegal volunteers helped identify and register eligible children. The goal is to include destitute children in legal aid and welfare schemes.
Issue spotlights gaps in healthcare infrastructure after Jalandhar tragedy
Sanskriti KMV School in Jalandhar celebrated Teej with a vibrant ramp walk by teachers in traditional attire and Punjabi folk performances. The event, led by Principal Rachna Monga, honored teachers, celebrated womanhood, and showcased cultural heritage with music, swings, bangles, mehendi, and a traditional feast.
The property tax OTS deadline is extended to August 15 to encourage payments. The scheme, offering financial concessions, has already recovered Rs 12.6 crore. Officials used various methods to publicize the scheme, aiming to reach the Rs 75 crore target. Defaulters face notices and potential property sealing.
The Sports Hub project in Burlton Park faces environmental opposition. Plans to cut down trees for stadium construction sparked protests from environmental groups. An auction was halted due to legal challenges. The Mayor defends the project, promising to plant 300 mature trees to offset the loss.
The Contract Multipurpose Health Workers (Female) Union in Punjab initiated a boycott of online and additional center work due to unmet demands. They seek 'equal pay for equal work' promised in 2014 and better infrastructure. If demands remain unresolved by August 10, they plan protests, including opposing the Tarn Taran by-election.
While five NDPS cases have been registered against Jagiro, her son Vijay Kumar faces 10 cases under the Act
Dayal Chand, husband of a village sarpanch, was attacked with weapons inside Phagwara Civil Hospital. The attack, believed politically motivated, occurred in the mini operation theatre. Police are investigating, reviewing CCTV footage, and have registered an FIR. Hospital staff expressed concern over the lack of security and past incidents of violence.