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The cadets of the ITBP’s
26th and 29th Battalion at the passing out parade held at ITBP
camp in Ludhiana on Friday. Tribue photo: Sayeed Ahmed
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Girl Stabbing
Two youths nailed, car recovered
Ludhiana, July 11
The police has arrested two youths from the city for stabbing an MBA student Sonika on July 7 evening just for her Maruti Swift car. The car has also been recovered.
Era gone, but not the charm
Ludhiana, July 11
The highly paid actress of yesteryears, Vyjainthimala Bali still maintains same charm and grace. She feels that her era in film industry was different. The movies had meaning, depth and realism. Suceess did not come that easy and actors had to put in their sincere efforts and hardwork to get recognition.
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Vyjainthimala
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Power thieves! Beware
Ludhiana, July 11
The PSEB has set up anti-power theft police stations in all five zones and these power stations have become functional at Ludhiana, as well as other zones, including Amritsar, Jalandhar, Bathinda and Patiala. The step has been taken to curb the power theft all over the state and huge loss of revenue.
SBI told to pay Rs 15,000
Ludhiana, July 11
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum has ordered the State Bank of India (SBI) to pay Rs 15,000 as compensation to a former managing director of the Life Insurance Corporation(LIC) of India Yash Pal Gupta for causing unnecessary harassment to him.
Badal administers oath to 6,000 panches
Orders review of wheat-dal scheme beneficiaries’ list
 Ludhiana, July 11
Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said today that the government would review the list of beneficiaries of the
much-publicised atta-dal scheme. He asked all panchayats to scrutinise the lists of such beneficiaries and find out if benefits under the scheme were extended to undeserving ones.
Badal administers oath to panches in Ludhiana on Friday. Photo: Inderjeet Verma
Anganwari workers seek
Class III grades
Ludhiana, July 11
A delegation of anganwari workers and helpers met Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal yesterday. They urged him to regularise their posts and grades equivalent to
that of Class III and IV employees.
Letter
Stop poisonous food
2 booked for stealing jewellery
Jagraon, July 11
Gurdeep Singh, alias Nikka, and Jaswinder Singh, alias Janta of Galib Kalan, who were entrusted with the task of looking after Darvesh Asthan Nakath Banian at Galib Kalan from June 27 to July 1, allegedly stole three pairs of gold earrings, two gold rings, 28 tolas silver ornaments and Rs 30,000 in cash. The total loss has been valued at Rs 65,000. The Sidhwan Bet police has registered a case under Sections 406 and 34 of the IPC at the instance of Mian Basant Baba of Dargah Baba Mohkam Din
Baliala.
Industry trying to tap rural workforce
Plans to start training centres all over state
Ludhiana, July 11
Hosiery manufacturers who are facing an acute shortage of labour are now trying to tap workforce from the rural areas. Industry is now planning to set up training centres in rural areas in order to get skilled workforce from there.
Discounts to rope in customers
Ludhiana, July 11
Residents are happy as a large number of shopkeepers have started selling various products at discounted rates. Instead of waiting for the season to end, leading brands, mega and mini malls are offering heavy discounts on summer wear and other products.
Provide connections in 10 days, BKU chief tells PSEB
Ludhiana, July 11
BKU president and chairman, Punjab Mandi Board, Ajmer Singh Lakhowal, has asked farmers to run their tube wells in whatever manner they deem fit, to save their crop (paddy).
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