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A central team inspected Nawanshahr district projects for the 'Catch the Rain' program. The team, including officials from the Heavy Industry Department and the Central Water Commission, reviewed rainwater conservation efforts. Key achievements include 18 check dams, 19 water recharging structures, cleaning 227 ponds, and planting 4 lakh saplings. (This summary is generated via AI.)

SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami inaugurated renovated sections of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Bhawan at Gurdwara Sri Ramsar Sahib. Renovations included a hall, office, literature house, and printing press for Sikh scripture publication. The SGPC is the sole publisher of Guru Granth Sahib 'saroops,' and the renovations aim to improve publication and preservation. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab's Congress chief suggests legalizing poppy cultivation, arguing it's less harmful than synthetic drugs. The Finance Minister calls for dope tests on political leaders. The state police have arrested over 16,500 drug smugglers and seized assets worth crores in a 100-day campaign. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Partap Singh Bajwa criticized the AAP government for allegedly trying to sideline the Punjabi language in Sugarfed recruitment. He accused them of allowing non-Punjabi speakers to apply, then reversing course after public criticism. Bajwa claimed this demonstrated a pattern of undermining Punjab's interests and eroding its autonomy. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab will launch the 'FastTrack Punjab Portal' to expedite business approvals. Investors will receive approvals within 45 days of application. Chief Minister Mann aims to eliminate red tape and foster a culture of ease of doing business, transforming officials into facilitators. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab's CM Mann criticized traditional parties for focusing on basic needs and personal gain. He highlighted his government's education reforms. Mann attacked Sukhbir Badal and the Akali Dal, and mentioned an unfulfilled promise by a former MP. A liquor vend near the rally saw high sales before being closed. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Protesters rallied outside a police station, demanding an FIR against MLA Fauja Singh Sarari and his PA. They allege the officials drove Sarpanch Jashan Bawa to suicide. Speakers, including ex-MLA Raminder Awla, claim Bawa was pressured for money and his death was murder, vowing to fight for justice. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab Governor Kataria honored Operation Sindoor martyrs, vowing strict military action against terrorists. He praised the Army's response and called for a united front against drugs in Punjab, urging citizens, especially youth, to join the fight. Kataria emphasized the role of educational institutions in promoting a drug-free society. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Sidhu Moosewala's father, Balkaur Singh, is fighting to stop a documentary about his murdered son from screening. He's sent legal notices and requested the screening be postponed. Singh alleges the documentary contains sensitive material that could interfere with the ongoing murder trial and violate his family's rights. (This summary is generated via AI.)

His uncle Harjit Singh has reportedly been on a hunger strike for the past two weeks, demanding normal visitation rights, a mattress, and permission to make phone calls to his family in Canada

Joshi joined SAD after BJP expelled him for criticising the party for ‘mishandling’ farmers’ agitation in 2021

Gurpanth, 68, a commission agent and farmer from Gidderbaha town, had been undergoing treatment at a multi-specialty hospital in Mohali for about two months

However, some people in the town speculate that Harbans has been made a scapegoat due to ongoing infighting between two factions of the ruling party in Bathinda

Singh was alleged to be in close touch with Haryana-based influencer Jyoti Malhotra

Sidhu has served as a permanent guest on Kapil Sharma’s previous comedy shows

Several seminars have been held in schools and colleges to spread awareness on drug menace

A trip on National Highway 5, stretching from Chandigarh to the border town of Ferozepur, offers a unique insight into Punjab

Punjab will open a Rs 9.50-crore chilli-processing plant in Abohar by September. Built by PAGREXCO, the plant will process 5 tons of chillies per hour. Minister Gurmeet Singh Khudian stated the plant will support the growing chilli cultivation in the state, boosting the agricultural sector. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab pensioners will hold a protest and flag march in Ludhiana West on June 14 to demand their pending dues. The Punjab Employees' Vote Pensioners Joint Front will organize the demonstration, criticizing the state government for inaction. The decision was made during their monthly meeting, which also included a moment of silence for a deceased leader's mother. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Was tilling their land when three persons attacked him

Confiscate 11 tippers, two poclain machines from spot

Eye-witnesses said victims got trapped as backside gate of factory was locked

A Ludhiana man was kidnapped after his son married a woman against her family's wishes. The woman's brothers and uncle, along with five others, are accused of abducting the man. The police recovered the victim, Jayant Singh, and are investigating, with raids to arrest the remaining suspects. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The Shanan Power House in Himachal Pradesh, operated by Punjab, is in severe disrepair due to decades of neglect. Infrastructure is crumbling, and maintenance is lacking despite the lease's expiration. Ownership is disputed, pending a Supreme Court decision, while locals fear Punjab will leave behind ruins. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A Kapurthala court ordered the attachment of the Phagwara SDM's bank account for failing to pay enhanced land acquisition compensation. The court previously attached and attempted to auction the Jagatjit Club property but stayed the auction. The attachment aims to recover Rs 1.29 crore owed to Nirbhail Singh. The next hearing is scheduled for July 2. (This summary is generated via AI.)