Punjab Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian visited Rajvir Jawanda's family to offer condolences. Mundian praised Jawanda's contribution to Punjabi culture and assured his family he would be remembered. Mundian also oversaw arrangements for the upcoming Bhog ceremony.
They believe suspect seems to be hiding inside prisons only
A total of five samples were collected and sent to laboratory
Opposite posh locality on main Rani Jhansi Road, small park turns into a garbage dump
Kerala techie’s suicide: Demand justice for software engineer, Anandu Aji, who died by suicide in Kerala after alleged sexual exploitation in RSS camp
With this, total arrests reached 8, six were nabbed in Sept
On last day also a good number of visitors visited the PAU grounds
Demands will be raised with government, DC assures protesters
Every year post Diwali, hospitals are full of people, mostly children, with fireworks injuries causing severe eye damage in half of the cases. Caution and common sense are the only preventive measures
ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Ludhiana, launched its first MBBS academic session with a foundation course. This marks the city's first government medical college and follows approval from the National Medical Commission. The event included a welcome address, an inspiring speech, and emphasized ethical values.
Most prepare to deliver hundreds of vehicles on Oct 18
SCD Government College's Youth and Cultural Heritage Festival concluded with a celebration of Punjabi culture. AAP spokesperson Rituraj Govind Jha was the chief guest. The event featured giddha and other performances, showcasing student talent and winning competition entries. The festival honored heritage and youth spirit.
A cricket camp for U-16 boys, led by former Ranji player Ankur Kakkar, started in Ludhiana. The six-day camp aims to select a state team from the probables to compete in the Vijay Merchant Trophy, organized by the BCCI.
Initiators of Change and Gurmat Gian Missionary College, with support from the Ludhiana association, sent relief aid to Kilche village in Ferozepur. The aid includes seeds, land restoration materials, and diesel for 500 acres of farmland. They are also providing medical camps, financial aid, and housing repair.
One establishment challaned for poor hygienic conditions
Non-linking of Maherna drain blamed for delay in inauguration of plant
Barricades put up on stretch between Police Division 3 to Girja Ghar Chowk on a trial basis
Suspects failed to export order to complainant’s firm
Victim was cleaning revolver when it went off and a bullet hit his head
Victim, son of city bizman, lost his life on Oct 6 in Ontario, when his bike was struck by a truck driven by intoxicated driver
A young man from Bihar, Khaliulha, was severely injured at Ludhiana station after falling from a moving train on Monday night, losing a leg and an arm. He was trying to disembark prematurely and slipped. Railway police are treating him at the Civil Hospital and warning against boarding or alighting moving trains.
Number of cases rose from 87 on Sept 24 to 190 so far
Assistant Commissioner of Police Civil Lines Guriqbal Singh stated that the exact reason for Singh's suicide is yet to be ascertained
Veterinary interns at GADVASU are protesting for 19 days, demanding a stipend increase. OPD services are suspended. Students refuse to resume services until the university addresses their demands, which include filling vacant posts and increasing the monthly stipend.
Markets are dangerously stocked with illegal firecrackers for Diwali, lacking safety measures and oversight. Authorities are largely ignoring unlicensed vendors despite instructions to act. Traders, driven by profit, store large quantities of fireworks, often in residential areas, with some admitting they lack licenses.
Students and parents in the region committed to an eco-friendly Diwali, rejecting firecrackers and embracing traditional celebrations. They support an administrative campaign raising awareness about firework risks. The administration is also enforcing safety guidelines for fireworks vendors.
Principal Kirti Sharma emphasizes the need to address student stress and promote holistic development over solely academic achievement. She highlights the critical roles of parents and teachers in collaboration, while acknowledging the rising costs of modern education. Sharma advocates for a shift toward practical learning, life skills, and adaptable, ethically-minded individuals. She also addresses common challenges with parents and students.
Children, even as young as six, are increasingly experiencing performance anxiety due to academic and extracurricular pressures. This leads to anxiety, low self-esteem, and withdrawal. Counseling, positive reinforcement, and supportive environments are crucial for helping children manage these challenges and build confidence.
Students from 24 colleges are participating in a four-day heritage festival at SCD Government College, Chandigarh. They are showcasing Punjab's cultural traditions through competitions like phulkari, doll-making, and crafts, celebrating the state's rich legacy and providing a platform for students to display their talents.
Ludhiana secured third place in the Punjab State Baseball Championship, defeating Amritsar 5-4. Sangrur won the final against Ferozepur with a score of 1-0, Daljit Singh scoring the winning run.