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    Banned water-guzzling paddy varieties like PUSA-44 are being sold openly on social media, with Haryana farmers 'smuggling' them into Punjab. Despite the ban, it's cultivated on 15% of paddy land. Early sowing policies backfired, increasing demand for long-duration varieties. Punjab's water table depletes due to the water-intensive nature of rice farming. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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  • Bikram Singh Majithia, former Punjab minister, was arrested amid heavy police presence in a raid on his residence. SAD leaders were barred from entering as police blocked access. Majithia argued with authorities, alleging illegal entry. The arrest, in a disproportionate assets case, was condemned by BJP leaders as political vendetta. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • Morning rain at 9:25 am disrupted city commutes. The downpour, lasting about 20 minutes, cooled the hot weather but caused widespread waterlogging in low-lying areas. While residents enjoyed the respite, the rain also exposed poor sanitation, leaving streets littered with refuse and foul odors. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • A Jharkhand family was injured in Amritsar when bike-borne individuals attempted a purse snatch near Khasa. The incident occurred after they visited the Attari-Wagah border. Police are investigating and a case has been registered. Separately, four individuals are accused of robbing a Haryana woman of Rs 4 lakh in a car sale scam. (This summary is generated via AI.)

  • District schools are preparing for monsoon season. The education department ordered school heads to inspect buildings, especially for unsafe structures. Unsafe classrooms are to be locked and inspected by the Public Works Department. Schools receive funds for repairs. The city is also inspecting and maintaining drainage around schools to prevent flooding and waterborne diseases. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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    The school celebrated International Yoga Day with NCC cadets and NSS volunteers. NCC cadets, led by Col Sunil Kumar and guided by Lt. Amritpal Khosa and Veerpal Kaur, participated enthusiastically. NSS volunteers, led by Arun Kumar, also joined the celebrations. Principal Dr. SS Brar emphasized yoga's benefits and the importance of student health and patriotism, praising the efforts of all participants. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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