CP Cricket Academy defeated Liberals Academy by 72 runs in the U-18 tournament. CP scored 244/6, with Yuvraj Sharma scoring 92. Liberals Academy managed 172/9, with Amit Pal scoring 53.
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Ludhiana
NSS camp to include cleanliness drives, awareness sessions, social outreach programmes
The health department held awareness programs on World Polio Day, emphasizing polio prevention through vaccination. The focus was on ensuring every child receives polio drops, as even one unvaccinated child poses a risk. Dr. Kaur stressed the importance of timely vaccination and routine immunization for lifelong protection, despite India being declared polio-free.
District officials are conducting interactive meetings and workshops to educate farmers about the dangers of stubble burning, focusing on 'hotspot' areas. These efforts, involving local leaders, are proving more effective than traditional campaigns. Farmers are responding positively and showing interest in eco-friendly waste disposal methods.
May have to stop ops early if mercury goes below 15°C before Nov 15: MC officials
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No casualty; cracks appear in walls of structures nearby
Three friends booked for culpable homicide
ACP Sumit Sood's phone was hacked, sending fake challan messages via WhatsApp to his contacts, including police personnel. The ACP, on leave and out of town, is unrelated to traffic police. A cyber cell investigation is underway.
Family was away when theft took place
Residents will be educated about sanitation practices
Protesters’ indefinite sit-in for increased stipend enters 31st day
Both suspects have criminal history
District Badminton Tourney
Stubble burning cases down, says govt official
Brigadier Cheema reviewed NCC cadet training at Faraur camp, preparing for inter-group and Republic Day competitions. He assessed training activities, offered guidance, and emphasized 'SPORTS' for success and 'Unity in Diversity.' He shared experiences and encouraged continuous learning, concluding with a cadet interaction.
DCA Moga XI defeated CP Cricket Academy by nine wickets in the U-18 tournament. Moga restricted Ludhiana to 85 runs, with Sachin Chuadhary taking four wickets. Moga chased the target, scoring 86 runs in 18.4 overs, with Sagar scoring 46.
'Jagriti March' aims to spread Guru's message of peace, sacrifice
Several flood-hit farmers are yet to receive relief for crop losses
Proposal cleared during recent F&CC meeting
Special arrangements made for them but they resort to shoving on arrival of trains
Urges depts to work collaboratively to ensure its success
Instead of proper disposal, refuse is being dumped in open plots and, in some cases, burnt to reduce volume
A blast occurred on October 23 injured around 10 persons
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.
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