Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

The research cell of the GHG Khalsa College of Education, Gurusar Sadhar, conducted a value added course on ‘Basics of Research: Writing Research Proposal and Thesis Writing’ from May 4 to 11. On the opening day, Dr Pargat Singh Garcha, principal of the college, deliberated on theme &lsq

Five persons tested positive for Covid, while no death due to the disease was reported in the district today.

Ludhiana has turned the ‘most polluted’ city in Punjab with stubble burning, which was continuing unabatedly, further deteriorating the air quality index (AQI) in the district, the official information has confirmed.

Terming Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann’s recent meeting with school heads in Ludhiana a sheer extravagance, SAD MLA from Banga, Dr Sukhwinder Kumar Sukhi, said the much clamoured exercise for revamping the education system had not only proved futile but it also made it ample clear that the AAP govern

Despite a ban on bathing in the Bhakra Main Line (BML), which has virtually become a “death trap”, youths continue to make mockery of the administrative orders and risk their lives.

With the completion of the procurement process, the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department has decided to close all mandis, barring 232, across the state with effect from May 13 at 5 pm.

Two gunshots were fired into the air from a rented flat on the 10th floor of a housing society in Sector 82, creating panic among residents around 5.30 am today. The suspects have been identified as Sameer and Happy Bouncer, who run an IT business.

The arrest of two cops from Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, on Tuesday for allegedly selling drugs in the complex could just be the tip of the iceberg of a huge racket in the institute.

A drone of the Indian Army being flown from the Dholewal Military Camp has been reported missing after it strayed into the residential area here on Monday evening.

Apropos of ‘Apex court puts sedition law on hold’; since the Centre has agreed to reexamine and the SC has also put on hold the application of the colonial era IPC Section 124A till its review is completed, it is time for the sedition law to disappear from the law books. Sedition is of c

Open House: Should there be a cap on prices of items of daily use?

Cravings for food could let a person do anything, especially when you needn’t pay for it. Recent lunch party, organised for teachers by Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann in Ludhiana, is testimony of how people become restless when they see food.

The Railway Passenger Service Committee (RPSC) fined some outlets and stalls for discrepancies in service during the inspection of the amenities at the railway station here on Wednesday.

In a tragic incident, a 15-month-old child of a migrant labourer couple was killed after being mowed down by a tractor-trailer at a brick-kiln on the outskirts of Jalajan village, near here, on Wednesday.

Residents vowed to follow traffic rules and road-safety measures being advocated by the administration. An oath was taken in response to a call made by crusaders, led by Rotary Club president Ajai Jain and Ahmedgarh SDP Harwinder Singh Cheema, during seminars and workshops held in the region during