Medical service providers
a harassed lot
Ludhiana, November 9
Medical service providers, employed by zila parishads on a contract basis for rural dispensaries are a harassed lot, as both the state government and the respective zila parishads have failed to fulfill their obligations towards them. As a result, the condition of health
institutions in villages have further deteriorated and these are not in a position to deliver the desired services.
Govt employees hold demonstration
Ludhiana, November 9
In response to a call given by the Punjab State Ministerial Services Union, government employees today held an “angry” demonstration at the Mini-Secretariat here where speakers flogged the state government for turning a blind eye to their genuine demands.
Tribune does cops’ job
Ludhiana, November 9
The credibility of the local police in ensuring the safety of the residents as well as detection of crimes against them seems to have taken a beating with the police proving unable to trace the person who had openly threatened to shoot The Tribune sports journalist Anil Datt six days after the incident.
Schoolgirl dies in road accident
Ludhiana, November 9
A student of Class II of the GRD Academy was killed and another two were injured when the auto-rickshaw they were travelling in over turned after colliding with a
motorcycle near Haibowal bridge over Budda Nullah this morning.
Grieving relatives of Anmoldeep Kaur (inset), who died in a road accident in Ludhiana on Thursday.
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Factory manager held
on rape charge
Ludhiana, November 9
The Salem Tabri police today arrested a Production Manager with a local factory on the charges of raping a female employee and forcibly taking her pictures allegedly showing their marriage.
PPSC former member flays CM
Ludhiana, November 9
Senior Akali leader and a former member of the Punjab Public Service Commission, Mr Amarjit Singh Chawla, has denounced the feudal style of politics being pursued by Capt Amarender Singh.
Rare coins — prized possession of a family
Ludhiana, November 9
Antique things - be it coins, cars, manuscripts, books, letters are priceless and of immense value for the collector or the possessor. A family in city has some rare coins in its possession dating back to 1804. These coins speak of the past heritage of which they were a part. Dev Srivastav, who runs a computer centre in the city, is in possession of these coins.
Anti-drug march on November 20
Ludhiana, November 9
An anti-drug march will commence on November 20 from Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle , Model Town Extension, and will terminate at Deputy Commissioner's office at 12 noon, according to Mr Charan Kamal Singh of GGSSC.
Car bazaar raises residents’ hackles
Ludhiana, November 9
The controversial car bazaar in Feroze Gandhi Market is being clandestinely and gradually shifted to I-block Market in Sarabha Nagar much to the chagrin of residents and shopkeepers in the area.
Couple’s novel way to spread Gandhi’s message
Ludhiana, November 9
"To propagate Mahatma Gandhi's non-violent way of life, to explain the Mahatma’s 22 plans, uplift the poor, to keep unity among all religions and to spread the message of peace---these are some of the reasons that have made us take a 7000-km-long journey from Tamil Nadu to Kashmir on bicycle,"said Thiru M
Karuppiah, founder of Gandhi National International Social Work Moment Trust, and his wife and administrator S. Chitra.
VIP car number
fetches Rs 4.7 lakh
Ludhiana, November 9
The VIP status-crazy rich residents of this industrial hub of Punjab today set new records in their mad race for obtaining the VIP car registration number by purchasing No. PB-10 BW 0001 of a new series at a whopping
Rs 4.7 lakh.
Protest against delay in overbridge construction
Ludhiana, November 9
Continuing with the signature campaign against the delay in the construction of a railway overbridge (RoB) in place of the Lakkar bridge and its subsequent linking with the elevated road, activists of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha(BJYM) held a protest here today.
Stress laid on value-based management
Ludhiana November 9
In modern management ‘values’ are more important than profit. These give strength to an organisation and are more vital than any other technique of management.
This was stated here by an educationist and Chairman, Foundation for Universal Enlightenment, Swami
Buddhanand, at Punjab Agricultural University.
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