Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

Barnala: A group of labour and constructions cooperative societies has accused the Barnala Municipal Council authorities of causing huge loss to state.

Ludhiana: The major fire in a hosiery unit in Mahaveer Jain Colony in Sunder Nagar here kept the fire-fighters on toes for the entire night on Monday .

Ludhiana: In order to keep depleting groundwater under check by planting saplings, Patiala divisional commissioner Chander Gaind on Tuesday launched ‘.

Ludhiana: The problems being faced by commuters on Rahon road may take time to get resolved as the work of laying a new sewerage line will take at lea.

Ludhiana: City children studying in government schools participated in an online quiz organised by the education department on Monday, which was later.

Ludhiana: Punjab Vigilance Bureau’s (VB) crackdown against the corrupt officials of the state excise and taxation department under which two FIRs were.

TNNLudhiana: A domestic help, who was hired two days ago, escaped with Rs 2 lakh and gold jewellery from a house in Moti Nagar on Monday night.

Ludhiana: A member of the District Child Welfare Committee has written to the Ludhiana Police, alleging Sehyog Halfway Home for Mental Illness, Jamalp.

Ludhiana: In a move aimed at checking Covid-19 cases in factories, the district industries centre (DIC) on Tuesday ordered them to appoint Covid monit.

TNNLudhiana: Fourteen persons, including 10 from Ludhiana, died of Covid-19 at various hospitals on Tuesday, when 195 from the district and 10 outside.

Ludhiana: For solving the problem of pollution by the dairy units outside the MC limits, the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has issued directio.

Ludhiana: The second day of the even-odd system for opening of non-essentials’ shops was again marred by confusion.

Ludhiana: Finally there is some good news for Ludhiana residents on Covid-19 front as the doubling rate for the cases in the district has increased su.

The odd-even formula for opening of shops in Ludhiana on weekdays began from August 24. Police marked shops with numbers to maintain a systematic track. Rational behind odd-even is to avoid crowd amid coronavirus situation. A fine of Rs 5,000 will be imposed on the violators. A police official said, “Today shop number 2 will open and 1 will remain close. And tomorrow shop number 1 will open and 2 will remain close.”

LUDHIANA: In order to keep depleting groundwater under check by planting the saplings, Patiala divisional commissioner Chander Gaind on Monday launche.