A man was caught on CCTV dumping a male fetus on a Chandigarh road. Passersby discovered the likely seven-month-old fetus, leading to police involvement. A case has been filed after reviewing the CCTV footage.
A man was caught on CCTV dumping a male fetus on a Chandigarh road. Passersby discovered the likely seven-month-old fetus, leading to police involvement. A case has been filed after reviewing the CCTV footage.
Zone B's Municipal Corporation office flooded on Tuesday, damaging documents and equipment. Employees used buckets and mops to salvage items. A high-capacity pump removed stagnant water. A visitor criticized the MC, observing the office's inability to handle the flooding.
A man, Naresh, was attacked outside Sabzi Mandi on Bahadurke road. He alleges his attackers fired shots, though police are verifying this claim. Naresh claims the attack stemmed from old enmity with Kunal and his associates. Police are investigating the incident.
Authorities barricade entry points of few underpasses, leaving commuters in trouble
The MC had issued notices to the dangerous buildings before the monsoon season, but no proper follow-up seemed to have been done for their demolition
The victims’ father, Harnek Singh, a daily wager and village chowkidar, is still grappling with the shock of losing both his sons in a single day
Aim is to help farmers manage waterlogged fields and plan alternative cropping strategies
The floodwater, thick with untreated industrial effluents and domestic sewage, surged through densely populated neighbourhoods, including Dhoka Mohalla, Dharampura, Shivaji Nagar, Kashmir Nagar, Maharaj Nagar, Kundanpuri, and the Shingar and Chand Cinema areas
Former Sarpanch of Sasrali Colony, Karam Singh, said the Akhand Path commenced at 11 AM and would continue non-stop for three days
Many residents are now calling for a structural overhaul of the drainage systems in these underpasses, demanding accountability and long-term solutions
Police busted a premium liquor refilling gang that used empty bottles to sell fake scotch. Two suspects were arrested, and a junk dealer supplying the bottles was identified. The investigation is ongoing to uncover the source of the bottles and potential involvement of liquor contractors.
GADVASU concluded a dairy farming training with 63 participants, including women. The program covered modern dairy practices, financial schemes, and government support. University officials emphasized self-employment, value-addition, and rural prosperity through livestock.
Schools are conducting online classes due to flooding, ensuring student safety and academic continuity. Private schools offer organized online lessons, while some government schools assign homework. Local officials and parents support the shift to online learning.
Punjab Agricultural University introduced QR codes for virtual campus tours. This initiative aims to help students, visitors, and researchers navigate the grounds using smartphones. The codes provide maps, descriptions, and enhance security, transforming PAU into a digitally accessible campus.
Nonagenarian Ram Nath Bhardwaj, a lifelong educator and Tribune reader, began teaching in 1956. He observed teaching has become less personal, and teacher respect has declined. He attributes his and his students' success to reading The Tribune, a habit he's maintained for seven decades.
Punjab Agricultural University's College of Agriculture launched ASEES, a program where alumni support current students. The initiative provides mentorship, financial aid, and career guidance, fostering lifelong connections and holistic student development.
Incident occurred when a wall of house collapsed and rainwater accumulated in adjoining plot gushed inside
Heavy rains caused the collapse of three dilapidated century-old buildings and a wall in Old City areas. No injuries were reported. Residents blame the lack of demolition follow-up despite prior warnings and highlight the unsafe condition of many buildings.
Heavy rain caused city-wide disruption, with roads flooding and vehicles stalling. Police, led by senior officials, assisted stranded commuters and addressed emergencies. Officers provided direct aid, including rescuing individuals and coordinating assistance for those affected by flooding. The police demonstrated their commitment to serving the public.
Road cave-ins near Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar's City Centre pose safety hazards. Recurring soil erosion and lack of infrastructure maintenance, like retaining walls and barricades, are to blame. Residents express frustration over the authorities' temporary fixes and the city's neglected development.
Officials, workers strengthen embankments in villages along Sutlej
Torrential rain flooded the Ludhiana District Court, halting judicial proceedings. Waterlogged premises, including the parking area, prevented access for lawyers, litigants, and staff. The District Bar Association requested adjournments due to the circumstances. A lack of proper drainage systems caused the recurring problem, prompting calls for urgent infrastructure upgrades to ensure the court's functionality.
City officials, including MLAs and the MC Commissioner, actively managed flood response after heavy rainfall. A 24/7 flood control room was established. Inspections and directives were issued to address waterlogging, sewer issues, and ensure proper drainage via pumping stations and bank reinforcement.
DBA officials appealed to the judiciary to ensure that no adverse orders be passed against any client or due to non-appearance of munshi or lawyer due to the exceptional circumstances
Complete lack of barricading around City Centre cause for concern
Good samaritans step in; donations arrive in large numbers
Kataria also paid tribute to the vision of Late M R Dass — the founder of the DCM Group
DC issues immediate closure orders as STPs overflow; vigilance stepped up near Buddha Nullah
Low-lying localities waterlogged; villagers along Sutlej on edge as river swells
Ludhiana's CP Sharma directed officials to expedite pending criminal cases, especially NDPS cases, and ensure charge sheets and court compliance. He emphasized crime detection, public safety, and addressing police personnel's issues.