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Jalandhar
Accumulated water, stinking sewage puddles and garbage mar the exterior premises of the Civil Hospital
His recent appointment by Pope Leo XIV marks the end of a six-year wait for the community to have a new Bishop in Jalandhar
Victim alleges family feud behind attack
Two unidentified bike-borne youth reportedly committed the crime
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The Insolvency Professional overseeing JCT Mill Phagwara's CIRP initiated the dues settlement by distributing D-forms to worker representatives. These forms will document employee claims for unpaid wages and benefits. Workers expressed optimism for a transparent and timely resolution process.
Duped victim on promise of sending her son abroad
A Punjab gangster, Ramandeep Singh, was injured during a police encounter in Kapurthala while attempting to escape custody during a weapon recovery operation. He and an accomplice were arrested for a toll plaza shooting. Police recovered multiple firearms, ammunition, and vehicles, indicating a potential arms smuggling network.
A 'dry day' dengue awareness campaign was held in Nawanshahr, led by Tarsem Lal and health officials under Dr. Gurinderjit Singh. The campaign targeted mosquito breeding grounds, distributed educational pamphlets, and promoted hygiene and preventative measures like wearing full-sleeved clothing and emptying stagnant water.
Rohit Kumar, a drawing teacher, lives his dream by inspiring student artists. Financial limitations led him to teach, but his dedication resulted in exhibitions. His watercolour landscapes are recognized. He actively promotes art, despite low enrollment, through 'Project Awaz.'
Retired Punjabi lecturer Malwinder, 67, released his 10th book, 'Behar,' a poetry collection dedicated to his granddaughter. Inspired by a friend, he began writing seriously in 2002. His works explore life, culture, and identity. Malwinder is now writing about the Punjabi diaspora.
Dhak Pandori panchayat reclaimed three kanal of illegally occupied land with civil and police support. The land, used for unauthorized activities, will now house a public park dedicated to Guru Nanak Dev. The panchayat, officials, and residents expressed satisfaction with the successful anti-encroachment drive.
Phagwara Municipal Corporation, led by Dr. Akshita Gupta, organized an outreach camp with SBI to aid street vendors. The camp facilitated access to loans, subsidies, and enrollment in social welfare programs like PMJJBY and PMSBY, as per Punjab government guidelines. It aimed to integrate vendors into the formal economy.
DFA Jalandhar won the Punjab State Senior Women’s Football Championship 2025-26, defeating Kapurthala 4-3 in a penalty shootout. The final was at LPU, Phagwara. Jhanvi, Mandeep, Aarti, and Payal scored the winning penalties. Inderjeet Singh expressed pride in the team's performance, coached by Lakhveer Singh and Vijay Kumar.
The Bharti Kisan Union (Doaba) supports Bhullarai farmers protesting a government plan to seize 200 acres of farmland for a housing project. Farmers, who rely on agriculture, oppose the acquisition, fearing joblessness. The union will hold a meeting on July 14th to plan protest strategies, with the state president in attendance.
Hindu organizations in Phagwara will hold a protest march on July 12 against the recovery of sealed beef and alleged cow slaughter. They demand immediate arrests, property seizure, and strict punishment for those involved, criticizing the police response. The demonstration aims to raise awareness and pressure authorities.
Tractor was likely taken away under the cover of darkness
16,300 intoxicating tablets and 15,500 capsules recovered from accused
The area around the facility is reportedly swarming with stray dogs, posing a serious threat to pedestrians
Gangster injured in encounter during recovery operation
INTACH-Punjab hosted a lecture by Amardeep Singh on Guru Nanak's message of oneness. Singh, author and documentary filmmaker, discussed Guru Nanak's travels, syncretic legacies impacted by partition, and his ongoing 'Oneness in Diversity' project producing educational content.
Jalandhar's Civil Hospital sees increased cases of diarrhea, gastroenteritis, platelet reduction, and jaundice during the monsoon season, despite dengue prevention efforts. The hospital is undergoing renovation. Hygiene is a concern, with reports of uncleanliness and discarded medical waste.
Phillaur police impounded six motorcycles and challaned over 20 vehicles for document violations. The drive targeted underage riders causing safety concerns. Warnings were issued, and guardians of underage drivers were penalized. Further checks are planned to promote safety and traffic rule compliance.
Pawan Gupta of Shiv Sena Hindustan condemned alleged cow slaughter and beef smuggling in Phagwara. He accused the state government of ignoring Hindu sentiments, criticized selective law enforcement, and demanded arrests. He threatened state-wide agitation if action isn't taken.
A 33-year-old man from Pathankot, Harmandeep Singh, died when a speeding car overturned in Raipur-Rasoolpur Balan village. The driver lost control of the vehicle. Harmandeep was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Police are investigating the accident and have informed the deceased's family.
The Municipal Corporation Employees’ Union in Phagwara is requesting the Punjab government to fill vacant DCFA and accountant positions permanently. Currently, these roles are filled on an additional charge basis, resulting in limited office presence and causing delays for retired employees, especially pensioners. The union has formally appealed to resolve the issue.
Political leaders from various parties attended the Guru Purnima Mahotsav at Nurmahal, participating in Vedic hymns and honoring the Guru. The event featured sermons on devotion and the importance of faith in the Guru for spiritual guidance and societal awakening. Thousands of devotees were present.
NABARD and KCCB organized a cooperative literacy camp in Kapurthala to promote rural economic development. The event highlighted cooperative roles, NABARD funding, financial practices, and PACS computerization. A plantation drive and distribution of fruit plants were also held, alongside open discussions addressing farmers' queries.
Jalandhar district administration is launching self-defense training and free coaching classes for girls. These initiatives aim to empower girls, enhance their safety, and support their education. The district is also implementing health campaigns and working towards girls' overall welfare, aligning with the Punjab government's goals.
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