Ludhiana

Refuse surge came in form of non-recyclable packaging materials, firecracker residue

Veterinary students are striking for 29 days, seeking a stipend increase. They met with an MLA who promised to raise the issue with the Finance Minister. Despite prior assurances of a meeting and a meeting held on October 6, no resolution has been made, and the students are disappointed. They want their stipend increased to match neighboring states.

Satguru Partap Singh Hospitals launched an ECHS helpdesk to support ex-servicemen and their families. The initiative, attended by veterans and hospital staff, offers specialized services, coordination, and accessible healthcare through advanced facilities and departments.

Out of 67 villages in Khanna constituency, 30 to get facility

Has produced players of national, International acclaim

Ludhiana inaugurated a free, modern box cricket park costing Rs 26 lakh to promote sports and fitness. The facility is open daily, equipped with necessary gear, and accessible to all. Residents report positive impacts on fitness, social bonding, and mental well-being. More parks are planned.

Cricket Academy of Patiala (CAP) defeated GNSA Cricket Academy by 129 runs in the U-18 tournament opener. CAP scored 207 runs, led by Dhillon (70), Noorveer (53), and Gurnoor (52). GNSA was bowled out for 78, with their captain scoring 22. Dakeshesh and Kunwarbir took three wickets each for CAP.

Punjab's NRI Affairs Minister, Sanjeev Arora, assisted a grieving family in repatriating the remains of Kuldeep Kumar from Romania. The Minister contacted the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Bucharest. The Embassy facilitated repatriation, coordinating with Romanian authorities and a funeral agency, to bring Kuldeep's remains home.

The Ludhiana District Badminton Tournament commenced Thursday at Shastri Hall. Prizes totaling Rs 7 lakh are awarded. Initial results include matches from Boys U-17, Boys U-11, Girls U-11, and Girls U-13 categories, with various players advancing.

SBP F Towers, a RERA-approved residential project by SBP Group in collaboration with F TV, is under construction in Ludhiana. The 35-story tower offers luxurious 3 and 4 BHK apartments with servant rooms, plus a clubhouse and world-class amenities, aiming to redefine luxury living.

Farmers fear that once the lifting begins, cuts will be imposed by the agencies and arhtiyas, leading to financial losses

4 people who received serious burns have been referred to Rajendra Hospital in Patiala

The blast took place on Wednesday night when the repair work of a boiler was underway

An international service organization supported 342 flood-affected students in a border area by paying school fees, providing stationery, blankets and woollens. The initiative, led by district governors, raised Rs 6 lakh, reflecting a commitment to education and community service. More camps are planned.

The Malerkotla district police will provide special courtesy to the next of kin (NoK) of police martyrs when they visit police stations. SHOs and beat officers are instructed to know the NoK of the 10 martyrs. This follows meetings to address the NoK's needs, ensuring they feel supported year-round.

The Ludhiana District Badminton Tournament will be held October 23-26 at Shastri Hall, organized by an interim committee. The event, offering Rs 7 lakh in prizes across various categories, aims to be a major district-level competition and showcase Ludhiana's badminton talent.

The Ludhiana District Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Association observed Vishwakarma Day at Rakh Bagh. Members honored Lord Vishwakarma with a pooja, blessing weightlifting equipment. Gold medalist Parvesh Chander Sharma emphasized Vishwakarma's importance for athletes. The event fostered community and inspired young weightlifters.

Veterinary students at GADVASU, Ludhiana, observed a ‘Black Diwali’ due to the Punjab government's inaction on their demands, including an internship stipend increase. A 27-day strike continues, despite assurances of a meeting with the Finance Minister, yielding no progress. The students threaten to intensify the protest.

Factory owners perform poojas, workers clean tools to mark Vishwakarma Day

The Amargarh's Vaigyanik Welfare Club promotes healthcare and medical research. They organize blood donation camps, offer medical facilities, and conduct workshops. Members donate eyes and bodies. The club, non-political, has aided hundreds and identified diseases early.

Osteoporosis affects around 6 crore Indians, especially women due to hormonal changes, lifestyle, and smaller bone structure. Early signs include back pain and fractures. Prevention involves calcium, vitamin D, exercise, and potentially orthopaedic supports. Young women should focus on a healthy diet, exercise, and managing stress.

Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMC&H) launched the Roshani Vision Centre in Pohir village, offering eye care to underserved communities. The centre, supported by Seva Canada, provides exams, spectacles, and referrals. Patients like Surjit Kaur and Baldev Singh have benefited, highlighting its impact on rural healthcare accessibility.

Extended cracker-bursting sessions led to a sharp spike in pollution levels, deteriorating air quality

Inmate confessed that he had fled from jail by scaling wall, then eluding security system

Former assaulted victim for not reporting to work, resulting in his death, say kin