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Ruby Dhalla’s Case
Witnesses turn hostile
Ludhiana, January 14
The “mob justice” controversy involving beating up of two minors for teaching them a lesson for snatching the purse of Canadian MP,Ruby Dhalla, at Pohir village last week took an interesting turn with a large number of witnesses, including the two journalists and a few villagers, stating that the children were neither beaten up nor manhandled.
PAU pensioners to serve legal notice on govt
Ludhiana, January 14
Pensioners of Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) have decided to serve legal notice on the state government by February 1 if the latter fails to resolve the issue within 15 days.
Sharanjit Singh Dillon, MP, addresses pensioners at Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana on Monday.
— Photo by Inderjeet Verma |
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Ludhianvis spent crores on Lohri
Ludhiana, January 14
India is a land of festivals and Ludhianvis seem to top the chart when it comes to spending on festivities, according to a study by faculty members of the department of economics, Kamla Lohtia College.
Power Shutdown
Power supply to Mall Road and Sutlej Club area will remain suspended from 10 am to 3 pm on Tuesday.
A heron on a lookout for its prey at the PAU agricultural farm in
Ludhiana. —Photo by Inderjeet Verma |
Row over construction of drain
Police begins probe amid charges, counter-charges
Mandi Ahmedgarh, January 14
The Ludhiana (rural) police has initiated investigation into the initiation of construction work on a drain by the civic body of Kamalpura village in Raikot subdivision allegedly in contravention of the orders of a Jagraon court.
PAU staff observe black day
Ludhiana, January 14
The staff of Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), including teachers and
non-teachers, observed a black day today to protest against the non-payment of pension and ill- intentions of the Punjab government by taking over university land.
Need to deal with terror firmly, feel NRIs
Mandi Ahmedgarh, January 14
Terming reviving terrorism the genesis of alleged defective polices of successive governments at the center and state, a group of NRIs from Canada have called upon social and religious leaders to impress upon the administration to follow the western federal government that had curbed violence with a strong hand.
Soldier’s body consigned to flames
Mandi Ahmedgarh, January 14
The body of Kuldeep Singh (23) of 53 Infantry Battalion (56 RR), who was killed in an avalanche at the Machhal sector in Jammu and Kashmir on January 10, was consigned to flames with honours at his native village Kanganwal today.
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Soldiers reverse arms as a mark of respect to Kuldeep Singh at Kanganwal village, near
Ahmedgarh, on Monday. — Photo by Mahesh Sharma |
Resentment over arrest of trade unionists
Doraha, January 14
Kisan and trade unions workers have expressed resentment over the arrests of Kul Hind Kirti Kisan Sabha general secretary Lakhwinder Singh Bowani and BKU (Ekta Ugrahan) district president Darshan Singh Kohli by the Payal police from their respective places early yesterday morning.
Treatment plant excludes bar, wire drawing units
Ludhiana, January 14
The Ludhiana Effluent Treatment Society for Electroplating Units has decided that the common effluent treatment plant
(CETP) in Focal Point here would not lift hazardous chemical generated by bar and wire drawing units.
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