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Farmers want India to get out of WTO regime
Ludhiana, April 3
Various kisan unions have demanded that India should get out of the World Trade Organisation
regime. The organisations maintained, otherwise it would harm the interests of millions of farmers across the country.
Procurement of wheat inaugurated
Khanna, April 3
Local M.L.A. and Parliamentary Secretary Punjab Mrs. Harbans Kaur Dullo formally inaugurated the procurement process of wheat at Asia’s biggest grain market here today. Only 240 quintals of wheat was procured at Khanna grain market today by the government agencies and private traders.
First-of-its-kind play school inaugurated in city
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Ludhiana, April 3
“Strong foundation is required to build a big building. Similarly, in today’s competitive world, you have to choose quality education since start,” said Mr K.L. Chhabra, councillor, while inaugurating Little Leaders Play Way, Pre-Nursery/Nursery School at BRS Nagar in Ludhiana here today.
Kids enjoying at the ‘lion tunnel’ in Little leaders — a nursery school on Sunday.
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3 top Class V exam in Ahmedgarh block
Mandi Ahmedgarh, April 3
All schools in the Ahmedgarh block have shown good performance in the Class V exams held by the State Council of Educational Research and Training.
Mr Pyara Singh, in charge at the local Block Primary Education Office, said only 29 students out of a total of 2,124 students failed.
Fee hike: PSU calls for
strike
Ludhiana, April 3
Calling upon the students community to launch a concerted fight against the fee hike in industrial training institutes and other educational institutions, the process of privatisation of ITIs and other anti-student policies of the government, the Punjab Students’ Union has given a call for a statewide strike on April 6.
Peace march to halt at Doraha college
Doraha, April 3
Nearly 100 delegates, led by Mr Sandeep Pandey and Mr Gurdial Seetal, who have initiated an Indo-Pak peace march from Delhi to Multan for strengthening peace ties, will be accorded a warm welcome by the management, staff and students of Guru Nanak National College here on April 7.
37 cases
settled at Lok Adalat
Khanna, April 3
As many as 37 cases were settled at
Lok Adalat organised at the Khanna Court Complex here toady. Ms Priya
Sood, Civil Judge, Senior Division was the presiding officer, Mrs Rekha
Bhardwaj, Principal, Dr Mamta Sood and Naveen Thamman, president of Bar
Association, Khanna, were present as member of the Lok Adalat.
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The number of encroachments on the road leading from national highway No. 1 to the Christian Medical College and Hospital has increased. Despite the fact that the hospital road should be clear of all encroachments as these lead to traffic jams, it continues to be a favourite stretch for the encroachers.
