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Pay and get roll numbers
Ludhiana, April 3
In an utter violation of Panjab University norms and the UGC, managements of certain private colleges here have ‘sold’ the lectures to students at a price so that they can get their roll numbers issued by the university.
Aunt behind bride’s murder
Ludhiana, April 3
It was a maternal aunt of factory worker Tejpal Singh alias Gholi, who had allegedly planned the killing of his newly wed wife, Gurjit Kaur, in Mangat village last afternoon. She had allegedly hired contract killers for the crime.
3 booked for violating traffic rules
Ludhiana, March 3
The Salem Tabri police has started acting tough with persons blocking traffic by haphazard parking near Sabzi Mandi. The police has booked three persons who had parked their vehicles in a wrong manner affecting the smooth flow of traffic on the highway.
Cloth merchant commits suicide
Ex-Cong councillor booked
Ludhiana, March 3
The police booked a former Congress councillor Om Parkash Malhotra along with a financier Ramandeep Singh Grewal and his employee Asha Kumari for allegedly abetting suicide of a cloth merchant Bhagat Singh, owner of Plaha readymade garments, Bharat Nagar
Chowk, here.
Woman shuts out husband, children
Her daughter had seen some objectionable visitors to their house. She told her father
about it which led to a dispute
Ludhiana, April 3
A dispute between her parents might claim a year of a plus two student
Rekha, who, along with her two siblings and father, was rendered homeless allegedly by her mother 10 days ago and she was not even allowed to carry her books and information stored in the computer.
Ranjan Kumar and his three children, who have been pushed out of their house allegedly by his wife in Ludhiana.
— A Tribune photograph
Power Shutdown
Power supply to Kitchlu Nagar, Dhobi Ghat, Cemetry Road, Upkar nagar, Deep
Nagar, Old DMC and Dandi Swami Road, will be suspended on Friday at 9 am to 3 pm. Power supply to Isher
Nagar, Guru Nanak Colony A and B,Block, Shaheed Karnail singh Nagar Village
Lohara, Gurmail Nagar, sunder Nagar and Kunti Nagar etc will be suspended on Friday at 8am to 5 pm.
Abolition of access deficit charges
BSNL employees protest against TRAI decision
Ludhiana, April 3
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) decision to abolish access deficit charges (ADC) of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has not gone down well with the BSNL employees, who said the move would benefit international carriers who stand to gain more than Rs 1,000 crore annually for routing international calls to India.
Psychiatrists attend conference in Pak
Ludhiana, April 3
The 2nd annual conference of Indo-Pak Punjab Psychiatric Society was held at Fountain House, Lahore, from March 27 to 30.
Punjab under Rs 55,000 cr debt, says VC
Ludhiana, April 3
“Jashne baharaan”- the 47th annual alumni association meet of the college of agriculture, Punjab Agricultural University, was organised at Pal auditorium here today. Addressing the old students’ vice-chancellor of Guru Nanak Dev University Dr Jairoop Singh said scientists and researchers need to interact with farmers for rekindling the agrarian status of Punjab.
Reduce duty charges to check inflation: Expert
Mandi Gobindgarh, April 3
The RIMT-IET’s department of business administration organised a seminar on “inflation- causes and remedies” here today. A large number of academicians, economists and scholars took part in it.
Rain, wind damage ripened crop
Mandi Ahmedgarh, April 3
Rain and strong winds dashed hopes of farmers who after fighting with menace of sap-sucking aphid “tela” were preparing for reaping of their wheat crops.
Sowing pulses profitable for farmers
Ludhiana, April 3
Farmers from Maharashtra took part in a training camp organised by the Punjab Agricultural University kisan club. Dean, college of home science, Dr Neelam
Grewal, said the university had been regularly holding training programmes for upgrading the knowledge of farmers’ and farm women. They were apprised of the club activities by its coordinator, Dr
T.S.Riar.
Book on
pathophysiology released
Ludhiana, April 3
The PCTE institute of pharmacy has released its second book titled ‘Textbook of Pathophysiology’ here today. Prof Rajpal
Bansal, director of the institute, has authored the book and it is published by Birla Publications, New Delhi.
MC to reassess Zone D house tax
Ludhiana, April 3
The municipal corporation has decided to reassess the house tax of commercial buildings in Zone D of the city.
Fraud accused surrenders
Ludhiana, April 3
The prime accused in a Rs 4.5-crore fraud case, Rajesh Bassi, accountant with Kaka Ram, Babu Ram Aggarwal and Sons, dyes and chemical distributors, surrendered before a district judge yesterday.
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