Licence of three fertiliser dealers suspended

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Kurukshetra: The Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Department has suspended the licence of three fertiliser dealers, Mohan Lal Aggarwal, Hemkunt Traders and Anil Trading Company in Shahabad, after complaints of forced selling of sulphur, along with urea, to farmers in Shahabad. TNS

Bhattu Kalan police station among top 3 in country

Chandigarh: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has recognised the Bhattu Kalan police station of Fatehabad amongst the top three in India for 2021. DGP PK Agrawal said this award was the result of the proactive efforts of the police personnel. TNS

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