Gagan Ajit Singh, a Punjab Police officer since 2002, discusses community policing's integration in education, launched institutionally in 2011. He highlights workshops, committees, and student programs to address social issues and promote civic sense, particularly through the Yuva Saanjh initiative. Singh emphasizes sportsmanship and role modeling for youth.
Advertisement
Ludhiana
Volunteers offer free water, tea, medicines to participants, attendees
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) received the IIRF Education Impact Award 2026 for its agricultural education contributions. The university excels in research, outreach, and experiential learning. It boasts high rankings, a global presence, and a focus on student-centered education.
Ludhiana Basketball Academy (LBA) girl trainees won the Punjab Schools Basketball Championship (U-19) in Giddarbaha. They dominated throughout the tournament, defeating opponents including Hoshiarpur in the final. Their victory reflects the academy's focus on talent development.
The 16th NCHPE-2025 concluded, hosted by CMC Ludhiana. Dr. Vidisha Vallabh won the best poster award. Dr. Badyal and Dr. Dandekar were elected AHPE leaders. Prismatics (SGRDIMSAR) won the hackathon, and QuizED was won by a team from Tamil Nadu and Ambala. The event featured international speakers and 500 attendees.
Advertisement
Twenty-three district teams are competing in the boys U-19 basketball category at the 69th Punjab State Inter-District School Games in Ludhiana. The Punjab Education Department is organizing the games. Preliminary round results: Ludhiana, Kapurthala, Mohali, Moga, and Jalandhar won their respective matches.
SPS Hospital opened day care clinics in Samrala, offering up to 50% off OPD services. The clinic, inaugurated by Jai Singh Sandhu, will provide international standard healthcare, including services from medicine and gynecology specialists, along with day-care, pharmacy, lab, and dialysis facilities.
Stop dumping, burning of waste to avoid action, violators told
Manki murder case: One of suspects too suffer bullet injury as police retaliate
Suspect belonging to neighbouring village identified
Concrete Lining along Buddha Dariya: PAC says ongoing construction poses serious ecological, civic risks
Thirteen individuals were booked in Jagraon for attacking and harassing a woman. The victim, Manpreet Kaur, reported being abused, subjected to obscene gestures, and assaulted while collecting firewood. Police are investigating the incident.
Holds statewide meeting of traffic nodal officials in city
Will help decongest office I Reduced burden of work on RTO staff I Equal reach of services across urban, rural areas
Guru Angad Dev Veterinary University's Centre for One Health observed World One Health Day. They hosted an awareness workshop for students, covering the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, disease transmission, antimicrobial resistance, and rabies prevention. Postgraduate students demonstrated laboratory procedures. Another event featured a lecture on collaborative research opportunities.
Punjab will prioritize industry alignment with national goals and offer more incentives. The state aims to boost agricultural-industrial collaboration and improve environmental sustainability. Investment is planned for R&D, and a private industrial park policy is forthcoming, along with modernization incentives.
Ectopia 2025 at DMCH concluded with a showcase of talent centered around the 'Pixel and Pop' theme. The day featured competitive events, musical performances by Raaga Band, a fashion show, and a skit performance. Organizers and participants were commended for their success.
CAP won the First Inter-Academies (U-18) Cricket Tournament, defeating MCC Academy by 3 wickets. MCC scored 210 runs, with Harpreet Singh scoring 81. Dakeshesh took 5 wickets for CAP. Robin Sarao scored 56 runs for CAP, leading them to victory in 44.3 overs.
The 66th Panjab University Inter-Zonal Youth Festival at AS College, Khanna, featured performances in various art forms. Winners included Ramgarhia Girls College (group shabad singing), Guru Nanak National College (group bhajan singing), and PU Campus, Chandigarh (idiomatic conversation). The event served free refreshments.
The second day of the PAU Youth Festival featured students competing in art, photography, and speaking events. Dr. Gosal and Dr. Sandhu encouraged participants. Events included painting, calligraphy, rangoli, mehndi, graffiti, elocution, and extempore, showcasing creativity and intellectual skills.
Traffic police teams deployed at key junctions on two days
Some of occupants get minor injuries; suspect was reportedly drunk: Cops
Suspects will be nabbed soon, says cop
Police officials pacify crowd after victim’s family members vandalise vehicle
During Covid-19, it was temporarily converted into an isolation ward to meet emergency requirements
Sharp fall in morning, evening temperatures clear sign that winter is here to stay: Experts
Case filed by Jagraon city police, probe launched
The 66th Punjab University Inter-Zonal Youth Festival began Saturday at AS College, Khanna, with over 2,500 participants. The four-day event features dance, drama, literature, and fine arts competitions. Day one included giddha, bhangra, singing, poetry, and traditional crafts. AS College, Khanna, and Dev Samaj College, Ferozepur, secured top spots in various competitions.
Salary for nine months to be released on Monday, says Minister Mundian
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) promotes casuarina cultivation as a solution for declining farm incomes and environmental degradation. PAU's released fast-growing clones show high survival rates and yield multiple benefits. The drought-resistant tree offers economic returns and ecological advantages, improving soil and supporting sustainability.
Advertisement
Copyright © The Tribune Trust, 2024
Designed and developed by : 
