Filming act of smoking hookah at event cause behind altercation
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Ludhiana
- Case against unidentified persons filed on complaint of victim’s wife 
- Asked to maintain peace, exercise caution 
- PAU developed sugarcane juice bottling technology to extend shelf life. The technology uses thermal processing to eliminate microorganisms, resulting in a hygienic product. PAU signed an MoA with Ganna House to commercialize the technology. 
- Silage maize improves farm profitability and livestock productivity. A workshop in Ludhiana highlighted its benefits, including better land use, soil health, and climate resilience. Experts emphasized its potential as a rural enterprise, urging policy support and wider adoption for better fodder security. 
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- Residents, action groups confront offenders, seek strict enforcement of rules 
- Rs 85K recovered from suspects, another accomplice on the run 
- Malerkotla police will include officers' families in Diwali events to boost morale and strengthen community ties. They're also conducting safety awareness programs for various groups. Police will celebrate Diwali with vulnerable populations and provide family accommodation if needed. 
- He says it did not take Met warning of above normal rainfall seriously 
- Two drug cases were registered against him in past 
- They claim out of 1,500, nearly 1,100 files rejected 
- Punjab Agricultural University commercialized a Vitamin-D enriched mushroom powder to combat widespread deficiency. The powder, made from UV-treated mushrooms, offers a natural source of Vitamin D, along with protein, fiber, and minerals. PAU partnered with Guru Kripa Enterprises to produce and market the powder, aiming for improved health and economic opportunities. 
- PAU organises cultural & academic exchange programme 
- Ludhiana and Ferozepur will compete in the final of the Junior Punjab State Baseball Championship for Girls. Ludhiana defeated Moga 9-1 in the semi-finals, and Ferozepur beat Sangrur 10-2. Sixteen teams participated in the tournament. 
- Ludhiana gymnasts excelled at the Ludhiana District Schools Gymnastics Championship. Numerous athletes secured top positions across various age groups. Shrijal Tiwari, Lavith Verma, and Parth Sharma were among the standout performers. Selected gymnasts will compete in the Punjab School Games. 
- Over 4,000 tutors honoured at dist-level event 
- Students from 27 colleges taking part in 4-day event from Oct 11 to Oct 14 
- This prestigious appointment recognises his exceptional scientific contributions toward advancing sustainable development, particularly in the developing world 
- Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain motivated students to pursue civil services, emphasizing hard work and a focused approach. He highlighted the UPSC exam's rigor, advising planned study, current affairs awareness, and critical thinking. He stressed resilience, self-discipline, and a positive attitude for success. 
- GSSS Gill won the girls' and GSSS Kasabad won the boys' titles at the 12th Sub-Junior Ludhiana District Baseball Championship. GSSS Gill defeated Baseball Coaching Centre Mallah 14-9, and GSSS Kasabad beat DGSG Public School Shimlapuri 4-3. 
- DMCH held a white coat ceremony for the 2025 MBBS batch. Students were introduced and donned white coats. Dignitaries welcomed attendees. Encouragements were given by the Dean and Secretary. The Principal introduced faculty, and saplings were distributed to parents. 
- Veterinary students at Guru Angad Dev University are on a 16-day strike, protesting at the veterinary hospital. University officials addressed the students but refused written assurances. The union maintains peaceful protests, seeking resolution and warning of escalation if action isn't taken soon. 
- Punjab agricultural students met the Governor to demand filled agriculture department posts and compulsory school agriculture. The Governor promised to discuss the issues with the Chief Minister. The Vice-Chancellor supports mandatory agriculture in schools. Students' sit-in protest continues due to high vacancy rates in key agricultural positions. 
- Three-day All India Conference on Linguistics and Folklore concludes at PAU 
- Action began in morning continued for over an hour 
- These will benefit commuters, businesses by improving accessibility, says Mundian 
- Was former employee of hotel in J&K, says probe 
- Many farmers express frustration over lack of private buyers 
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