“Haveli” accused the Ludhiana company of not only infringing on its name but of “stealing” the very environment that sets its establishments apart
“Haveli” accused the Ludhiana company of not only infringing on its name but of “stealing” the very environment that sets its establishments apart
MGNREGA workers deployed to prepare sandbags for flood protection allege delays in wage disbursement
Vardhman Group thanked the Indian government for duty-free cotton imports until December 31st. Chairman SP Oswal stated the move will aid the struggling Indian textile industry, facing global uncertainties. He assured industry cooperation to protect national interests.
The Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan torch relay was held in Ludhiana on National Sports Day. It began at the Ludhiana-Moga border, traveled through several landmarks, and concluded at Guru Nanak Stadium. Dignitaries and athletes pledged to promote fitness and discipline.
The 4th Regional SARAS Mela 2025 will be held at PAU, Ludhiana from October 4-13. Over 1,400 artisans and craftsmen from various states will participate. Committees are formed and responsibilities assigned to ensure smooth execution, including stall allotment, security, and cultural programs. The event anticipates thousands of daily visitors.
AICMA announced its 4th awards ceremony to honor the Indian cycle industry's excellence and innovation. The event aims to recognize achievements and promote a healthier, greener India. Key industry leaders attended the press conference.
Harsimarjit Singh Lucky was elected president of the United Cycle and Parts Manufacturers’ Association (UCPMA), Asia's largest bicycle manufacturing body. Elections, held every two years, also saw Jaswinder Singh Thukral, Inderjit Singh Navyug, and others elected to key positions. The main competitors were the SS Lucky Group and DS Chawla group.
National Sports Day commemorated Major Dhyan Chand's 120th birth anniversary, celebrated with the theme 'One hour, in the sports field.' Events included sports competitions, honoring his contributions to Indian sports and encouraging youth participation. Various locations, including SAI Training Centre, Jarkhar Hockey Academy, and schools, hosted activities.
Mayor Inderjit Kaur provided 20 new fogging machines to officials for city-wide fogging. She inspected the MC workshop, emphasizing cleanliness and rapid repairs. The fogging initiative aims to prevent vector-borne diseases after recent heavy rainfall. More machines will be acquired if necessary.
Ration, including wheat and porridge, is being damaged in a Shimlapuri godown due to rain and poor storage. The District Programme Officer cites staff shortages and natural calamities as challenges. The ration, intended for children and pregnant mothers, is delayed and infested with insects, according to the Aanganwadi Association.
Trains Guinness World Record-holding troupe
Jas Preet's new book, 'Ahsaasan Di Kin Min,' combines poetry, prose, and photography, reflecting her daily walks and observations at the PAU. The book, praised for its lyrical beauty and ability to capture nature's essence, is a sensory experience born from listening and feeling.
Modak, a South Indian delicacy, is now popular in Ludhiana for Ganesh Chaturthi. Ludhiana's sweet shops offer innovative modak varieties like chocolate and pista, blending tradition with modern tastes. Demand has surged, with fusion flavors gaining popularity, reflecting evolving festive traditions.
Ganesh Chaturthi in Ludhiana has transformed from a Maharashtrian transplant to a large, inclusive festival, uniting diverse communities. Celebrations, once small, now involve many organizations and families. Environmental awareness is also integrated, using eco-friendly practices. Interfaith participation and shared joy are central aspects of the festivity.
Punjab officials sent six trucks with 5,000 ration kits to flood-hit Pathankot, following state government directives. MLAs, Mayor, and the Deputy Commissioner emphasized solidarity with affected residents and urged prayers for recovery.
Rs 50 lakh was stolen from an iron trader's office in Gill Road. An old worker, wearing a red T-shirt, robbed the office at gun point and fled on a bike. The incident was captured on CCTV. Police are investigating, questioning the victim, Anil Kumar, and reviewing the CCTV footage.
Two had already obtained licences while third suspect was caught during internal verification
August 31 is the deadline for property tax payments under the state's OTS policy, waiving interest and penalties. Suvidha kendras will be open this Saturday and Sunday to facilitate payments. Property tax, introduced in 2013-14, usually incurs a penalty and interest for late payments.
Ludhiana's Ward 57, near BRS Nagar, will receive a Rs 15-crore upgrade for citizen-centric development. The plan includes 100+ CCTV cameras, a mobile SOS app, inclusive public spaces, upgraded essential services, and traffic calming measures to improve safety, accessibility, and sustainability.
Villages near Sasrali Colony face flood threats due to unchecked illegal mining, destroying crops and raising water levels. Residents and a BJP spokesperson blame authorities' inaction. Despite official claims, the situation remains tense, with rising water levels and ongoing protective measures.
Dr Ravinder Singh Grewal, Director of Extension Education at the university, has urged farmers to relocate animals to safe and dry areas wherever possible
About 5,000 ration kits, medicines, fodder and other material dispatched
Two had already obtained licenses, while the third's lies were caught during internal verification
Vardhman Special Steels Limited (VSSL) and Aichi Steel Corporation (ASC) will build a ₹2,000 crore alloy and special steel plant in Ludhiana, with a 5 lakh tonne annual capacity. The plant aims to produce green steel and will employ over 1,500 people. A ₹500 crore solar power plant will also be established.
Being replaced after more than a decade
Dedicated to the first Parkash Purb of Guru Granth Sahib
Has conquered 17 major peaks of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand
Mayor Inderjit Kaur inspected areas of the city, including low-lying zones and IPS stations along the Buddha Dariya, following heavy rainfall. She assessed the situation with officials, from Haibowal to Gau Ghat, and took feedback from residents. Residents experiencing waterlogging can report it via 0161-2749120.
The Veterinary Students' Union at GADVASU seeks meetings with the Governor and Finance Minister to advocate for increased internship stipends. They deem the current ~₹500/day insufficient, aiming to raise it to ~₹24,310/month, aligning it with other states and medical fields.
Protest march began from the university library