A Ludhiana school site, designated during the Congress regime, is now a cow dung dump. The land, meant for underprivileged children, has been used by a contractor allegedly linked to MC officials. Residents are distressed, while the current AAP MLA promises school construction within a month.
The Homeopathic Charitable Hospital is run at Nirmal Ashram in Jandali Khurad
Breast cancer develops from uncontrolled cell growth in the breast, with varying types and risk factors including genetics and lifestyle. Symptoms include lumps and changes in breast appearance. Diagnosis involves imaging and biopsy, with treatments ranging from surgery to targeted therapies. Early detection and support are crucial for successful outcomes.
Ludhiana's Health Department faces a severe ANM shortage, with 136 vacancies out of 336 posts. This strains maternal and child healthcare, as existing ANMs serve significantly larger populations than recommended. Increased appointments are crucial to improve care and lower maternal mortality.
Row Over Shastri Badminton Hall
Downpour expected in parts of region today; trees uprooted in many areas
An unknown person shot at an Income Tax lawyer's car in SAS Nagar, creating local fear. The attack, caught on CCTV, occurred on August 24th. Police found a bullet shell and registered a case against the unidentified shooter, beginning an investigation.
A truck carrying apples overturned near Sherpur Chowk, causing traffic disruption. The driver, attempting to avoid pedestrians, hit a divider. Though the truck was damaged and apples scattered, no one was injured. Passersby and traffic police assisted the driver.
Despite repeated complaints, it continues to flood every time it rains
Fortunately, no loss of life or injury to any commuters was reported in the incident
District administration officials, meanwhile, assured that the situation remains under control. “Although it has been raining continuously, the flow of the Sutlej river is not alarming.
A canter struck a motorcycle on a highway near Jagroan, India, on Monday. 22-year-old Sahil Sharma was killed, and three others, Sajan Sharma, Pawanjot Singh, and Gurmukh Singh, were injured and hospitalized. The youths were returning from Mundari village.
Ludhiana and Malerkotla districts banned the sale and service of non-vegetarian food on Wednesday for the Jain festival, Samvatsari. The ban, ordered by Deputy Commissioners, aimed to respect the religious sentiments of Jain believers.
GADVASU veterinary interns protested for a stipend increase, citing inflation and disparities. They were excluded from a meeting ordered by the Finance Minister, frustrating the Veterinary Student Union. An Assistant Professor supports their demand for a fair stipend. The protest will continue until demands are met.
Amargarh and Malerkotla legislators vow no arbitrary deletion of National Food Security Act beneficiaries. 33,000 beneficiaries with stopped supplies will regain facilities retroactively. Aam Aadmi Party will launch a campaign against BJP, claiming the party threatens ration card deletion.
A free medical camp in Sunet village provided ayurvedic and homeopathic consultations to 488 patients. 260 received ayurvedic treatment, and 228 received homeopathic care. Residents appreciated the accessible, no-cost services, particularly for ailments like joint pain. Future camps are planned.
The 2nd Punjab State Pickleball Championship took place at GRD Academy. Over 170 participants competed. Winners were announced across various age and gender categories, including Angad, Ashish, Maehav Sharma, Aadya, and Stuti.
Called in connection with lost keys, created ruckus when search was conducted
The Ludhiana School of Eminence, announced over three years ago, remains unfinished despite the building being nearly ready. Funding delays, estimated at Rs 2 crore, have stalled completion, leaving students and parents awaiting admissions. The project, initiated during a previous government, has faced missed deadlines under the current AAP administration, drawing criticism.
Principals of Panjab University-affiliated colleges want to conduct and evaluate skill enhancement, value addition, and multi-disciplinary courses at the college level. They argue it would improve efficiency, reduce administrative burden, prevent scheduling clashes, and allow for more practical, timely assessments. This aligns with practices at other universities.
Competition is stressful for some students, but healthy when balanced with non-competitive activities. Parents and teachers shape students through awareness and values. Education's cost is an investment, not a burden. Skill-based learning, resilience, and teamwork are vital. Difficult situations with students and parents are addressed through open communication, empathy, and unbiased responses.
Schools in the region are regularly holding events to combat drug abuse, including seminars and pledge-taking. These efforts align with the national Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and the state's Yudh Nashian Virudh campaign. A new statewide campaign, launching September 13th, aims to intensify de-addiction efforts in Punjab.
The scheme is run under the Pradhan Mantri Poshan Shakti Nirman Yojana and the cooking cost was revised in April this year
Five suspects were nabbed with grenade, gun from Sidhwan Bet on Aug 23
A 29-year-old man, Paramveer Singh, died when his car plunged into the Sidhwan Canal near Ajnaud village. He was returning from Raikot after meeting friends. The accident occurred late Sunday night, possibly due to a downpour. His body and car were recovered, and a post-mortem examination is scheduled. A case has been registered.
A cosmetic shop in Saban Market caught fire, quickly spreading due to flammable materials. Passersby alerted the shopkeeper, but the fire intensified. Firefighters had difficulty accessing the site. The cause is under investigation, but potential sparks from wires are suspected. The shopkeeper incurred significant losses.
High mast lights have been installed first time near public parks, in public areas
Downpour disrupts life, several schools shifted to online mode, heavy rain predicted in coming days
Guru Angad Dev Veterinary University held an anti-ragging week culminating in a legal awareness session led by Dr. Cheema. Emphasis was placed on displaying anti-ragging warnings, highlighting penalties, and promoting a ragging-free environment. Competitions and a rally were also organized to raise awareness. Students were encouraged to report incidents.
Veterinary Student Union says stipend is not in line with inflation