Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

Ludhiana: City students studying in government schools have shown better participation as well result in the National Talent Search Examination (NTSE).

Ludhiana: Now, public toilets will have space for transgender people too.

Ludhiana: Diwali brings almost non-stop bursting of crackers, making it a source of nuisance for dogs and other pets as well as stray animals, which a.

Ludhiana: Even as there has been an increase in new Covid-19 cases in Ludhiana recently, the cumulative positivity rate in the district is witnessing .

KHANNA STRIPPING CASELudhiana: On a petition seeking a CBI probe into the incident of stripping of three persons allegedly involving former SHO of Sad.

tnn DELHI HIGHWAY Ludhiana: A team of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) visited Ludhiana on Wednesday to solve the problems being faced .

A day after the Central GST (CGST) commissionerate in Punjab's Ludhiana district arrested a businessman for doing bogus billing worth Rs 252 crore, th

Three persons, including two from the Ludhiana district in Punjab, died of Covid-19 at various hospitals of the city even as 88 people tested positive

Tax authorities have arrested a Ludhiana businessman, who had been running 14 firms in his and his family members’ names and was found to be involved

A few days after arresting five interstate weapon and drug smugglers, Ropar police claimed to have recovered five more illegal weapons from these accu

This festival season seems to be the toughest for cracker traders, who are ruing record fall in sales even as Diwali nears.

Ludhiana: Baljinder Singh Jindu, who came into limelight for the controversy over Guru Nanak Modikhama (a medical store), has again landed in a contro.

Ludhiana: Fourteen cases of dengue were reported from various areas of Ludhiana district on Wednesday.

Ludhiana: Recommending legal action against the encroachers, MC commissioner Pardeep Sabharwal has written a letter to police commissioner Rakesh Agga.

Ludhiana: Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has decided to reduce its syllabus for Classes IX to XII for the cur.