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Earlier, he was working as an engineer at a thermal power plant in Goindwal Sahib
Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra launched a new show, 'Who's the boss,' on YouTube. The show features cricket legends and their wives discussing their lives and determining who is 'the boss' at home. The first episode, with Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh, has 811,000 views. The show highlights anecdotes, like Shikhar Dhawan's wedding etiquette, and aims to showcase cricketers' wives. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The Punjab State Council for Science and Technology (PSCST) supports environmental education in schools and colleges through eco-clubs and financial aid. Initiatives include air pollution monitoring, waste management, and green school certifications. Khalsa College of Law built a greenhouse, while Khalsa College for Women operates an Air Care Centre and zero-waste program, funded by Clean Air Punjab, which also trains teachers. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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A growing number of Punjabi students are choosing local education over foreign options, with 2,951 students taking the PAU CET. Undergraduate applications surged, reflecting confidence in domestic opportunities. PAU aims to diversify agriculture and agricultural education, promoting self-reliance amidst global economic instability. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Successful trial marks new era for adventure tourism in the Sural region
The artificial lakes were created at the time of the construction of Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant five decades ago.
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Civic challenge: Kullu’s waste crisis deepens as town has no dumping site since 2017
Nauni varsity supplies 1,500 spawn-run compost bags of white button mushrooms and 4,000 bags of oyster mushrooms to various parts of Chamba dist
Amritsar receives a good flow of tourists from Israel, Iran, France, Spain and Italy in July and August
Paramjit Singh Pannu, a farmer, transformed millet cultivation in Doraha into a successful business, 'Farmative'. He scaled from organic farming to processing and marketing, even partnering with companies. He assists fellow farmers and aims to form a farmer producer organization. He emphasizes the need for diversification, water conservation, and greater government support for alternative farming. (This summary is generated via AI.)
These groups aim to foster open communication, address grievances promptly and create a supportive network
Fresh orders on hold after chances of US entering war
Attempt to destabilise law & order by arming gangsters with advanced weaponry, say officials
INTACH Punjab and GGPS will preserve the Dholbaha War Memorial, highlighting the village's significant WWI contribution of 73 soldiers, a testament to Punjab's overlooked military history. They aim to document and honor these soldiers, inspire youth pride, and potentially establish a museum and dedicated military history wing. Discrepancies in existing records necessitate further research. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Vedic Vivaha, led by Dr. Udyan Arya, revives the spiritual essence of Indian weddings, contrasting commercialized trends. It offers authentic Vedic ceremonies, explained with reverence, fostering conscious participation. They also provide workshops for couples and youth on building meaningful relationships and stress management. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The Prachin Mahadev Mandir in Payal, India, is over 5,300 years old and linked to the Pandavas and Babur. It features a unique broken Shivling, revered despite Hindu traditions, said to have been damaged by Babur who then built a temple in repentance. The temple attracts over five lakh devotees annually during Mahashivratri, and is being renovated to improve facilities. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The Museum of Social History and Rural Life in Punjab, within PAU, attracts visitors, especially students, eager to learn about Punjab's heritage. It showcases rural life through artifacts, drawing praise from historians and tourists. The museum preserves cultural legacy, bridging the generational knowledge gap and connecting youth with their roots, shaping informed citizens. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The silent fall: Tree felling loophole exploitation leaves environment in peril
According to Hindu mythology, this Tarn Taran village is associated with Mata Kaushalya, the mother of Lord Rama
25 villages across nation to be developed as pilots for self-reliant, tech-enabled and socially inclusive communities
Flowing from the Shivalik hills, the seasonal river wreaked havoc in 2010 and 2023, besides causing damage almost every alternate year
No step taken to purify water after faecol coliform detected in supply scheme
Artisans and traders from West Bengal, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh are reviving pre-Partition mosques in Amritsar and Tarn Taran. They've helped reopen over 30 mosques in Amritsar, contributing to its pluralistic culture. Bengali gold artisans are vital to the city's gold market. Muslim traders from UP and Bihar are also instrumental in mosque reopenings, especially in Tarn Taran. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Ten women in Jeevanpur village launched 'Ludhiana Jute Fashion,' an enterprise producing eco-friendly jute products. They received training, secured bank linkages, and established a social media presence. In two months, they completed orders worth Rs 30,000, achieving financial independence and reclaiming their identities through sustainable practices. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Captain Paramveer Singh Bimbh, a Merchant Navy captain, returned to his family's farmland in Punjab and implemented organic farming in 2016. He uses nature-friendly methods like composting and natural repellents, fostering soil health and diverse crops. His approach reduces costs, promotes sustainability, and inspires local farmers, demonstrating that farming can be both profitable and environmentally responsible. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Wadali Brothers, Puran Chand Wadali and late Pyare Lal Wadali carried forward profound legacy rooted in spirituality, devotion and classical music
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