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Who cares for traffic signals?
Sahnewal, October 3
Kaddon chowk of Doraha is rated as an accident-prone area as a large number of accidents resulting in fatal injuries have taken place at the chowks. The reason being that it is a quadrivial point with reads branching to Doraha, Payal, Khanna and Ludhiana.
Vehicles jump the red light on the Sahnewal-Doraha road.
— Photo by Pradeep Tewari
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9-yr-old boy needs aid for surgery
Ludhiana, October 3
Madan Kumar, a 9-year-old boy, is struggling for life at Christian Medical College and Hospital.
The boy, who works as a labourer in a biscuit factory near Chaura Bazaar, got unconscious suddenly and fell from the stairs of the factory while on work.
Lok Bhalai Party to mobilise workers
Ludhiana, October 3
The Lok Bhalai Party is gearing up to mobilise its workers and the people for the forthcoming Parliamentary elections in the state. The party has declared that it will contest six Lok Sabha seats in the state.
Postal employees hold demonstration
Ludhiana, October 3
Postal and Railway Mail Service employees, agitating against the non-payment of bonus, today held a demonstration at the Head Post Office and Central Post Office, denouncing the government for delay in the grant of bonus.
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Activists of the Postal Employees Union hold a demonstration at the Central Post Office against the non-payment of bonus to them in Ludhiana on Friday. |
Residents, MC refute each other’s claim
Ludhiana, October 3
A public street in New Maya Nagar locality, near Taj Factory in Haibowal, which has been “out of bounds” for people for more than two years now, has become a bone of contention between the area residents and officials of the Municipal Corporation.
Police action against farmers condemned
Ludhiana, October 3
The Republican Party of India has condemned the police action against agitating farmers at Bhai Bakhtaur in Bathinda district and has called for a judicial probe into the lathicharge by the police.
Suresh
Chandra nominated
Ludhiana, October 3
The Punjab Governor has nominated eminent educationist and author Principal Suresh Chandra Vatsyayan to the academic council of the Punjab School Education Board.
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