- 21st April, 2022 Times of India
- Day 5: Dump fire still alive, firemen breathe uneasy
Even after five days, the Tajpur Road garbage dump fire hasn’t died out fully and a blanket of smoke covers the ambient sky. Scattered flames reappea - Hotel manager booked for stealing ?3L
An FIR has been lodged after a manager of a hotel near Dugri road decamped with Rs 3.15 lakh from his workplace. The incident occurred on April 15 an - Canada: A ray of hope for students of 3 closed colleges
In a piece of good news, a number of Indian students who had enrolled and paid tuition fees to the three Quebec colleges which were shut abruptly, an - On court order, 3 booked for furnishing fake papers for bail
The police have booked three persons for furnishing forged documents for availing bail for one of them. The FIR was lodged on the directions of a loc - Chemical prices up, lockdown in China hampers imports
In a setback for the industrial chemical importers and traders, the rates of chemicals of different types have skyrocketed since the Ukraine war star - ?Review weight of school bags for kids?
With regular offline classes conducted in schools, heavy bags are adding burden on children's shoulder.For that, parents have requested school author - Light showers likely to bring down day temp
Residents of Ludhiana continue to suffer from unbearable heat as day temperature on Wednesday was recorded close to 40 degrees Celsius. However, the - Guv attends convocation at Gadvasu
While delivering the convocation address, Governor of Punjab, Banwarilal Purohit, Chancellor of the University, congratulated 318 students of GADVASU - City hotel owners meet AAP MLAs over new closing time
City businessmen into the restaurant and food outlet business are miffed over the recent decision of Ludhiana police to set the deadline for closure - Positivity rate jumps to month?s high
Amid the threat of fourth Covid wave, the positivity rate of Ludhiana on Tuesday was the highest since March 20.As per the state health department re - Indisciplinewill not be tolerated, says Warring
Close on the heels of ex-president of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) Navjot Singh Sidhu visiting Ludhiana and nearby areas, the new preside
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