Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

Days ahead of Congress’ manifesto, Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, seeking a re-election from the Amritsar East seat, released his ‘Punjab Model’ on the social media today.

Ludhiana: R - Day celebrated with fervour

Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has inked a pact with SP Eco Fuel, Anand, Gujarat, for commercialisation of modified PAU fixed dome type janta model biogas plant having a capacity from 25 m3/day to 500 m3/day technology. Dr GS Mangat, Director of Research, PAU, and SP, Eco FUEL signed the memor

Residents of Gobindgarh village seized the major part of a decapitated body of a newborn boy from the jaws of a stray dog.

A youth raped a 17-year-old girl at Guru Nanak Nagar and also blackmailed her with her objectionable videos.

Six assailants attacked an RTI activist, Rajesh Kumar (59), at the Trunka Wala chowk on Friday evening. He was heading home when six motorcycle-borne persons, who were carrying sharp weapons, attacked him.

Ludhiana court orders arrest warrant against MLA Simarjeet Singh Bains

Response to booster dose drive has not been encouraging in the district. Administering of the same was started exactly a month ago on January 10 and after a month, figures of senior citizens, healthcare workers and frontline workers taking the jab are not encouraging. Only 31,627 persons have got th

Sixtynine persons tested positive for Covid while five patients lost their lives due to the virus. The deceased were residents of Daresi Road, BRS Nagar, Maloud, Shimlapuri and Karnail Singh Nagar.

A passenger was nabbed by officers of the Ludhiana Commissionerate at the Chandigarh international airport yesterday and 18 gold biscuits, weighing 2.1 kg and worth Rs1.03 crore in the market, were recovered.

Members of the Indian-Montreal Youth Students Organisation today protested outside the Canadian consulate and demanded refund from three Montreal-based Colleges, which were shut abruptly.

On an average, five to seven cancer patients die of cancer every year in Chathewala village of Bathinda, situated at the tail-end of Talwandi Sabo block, for the past many years. Of around 500 families in this village, over 150 are afflicted with the deadly disease. It is one of the several villages

Industries Minister Gurkirat Singh Kotli looks to register his third straight victory in an unprecedented five-cornered contest from the Khanna Assembly constituency, the Asia’s largest grain market.

The industry in poll-bound Punjab is feeling left out from the agendas of almost all mainstream parties in the fray for the electoral battle due on February 20.

The state government recently issued orders to open schools for Class VI onwards. While the orders directed schools to continue with both offline and online modes of teaching, some of the schools have discontinued with the online classes altogether. This has left many students confused.