Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

On the last day of poll campaign, the candidates of Shiromani Akali Dal and Bharatiya Janata Party put their best efforts to convince voters one last

A 60-year-old Lok Insaaf Party worker and her seven-year-old grandson were injured after a group of men allegedly vandalized their house and pelted t

With barely a few hours remaining for polls, candidates contesting elections are trying last ditch efforts to score over their rival camps.

The election bugle sounds faint to the third gender community whose members say that even as they have voting rights, they are yet to become politica

In the run-up to the assembly elections in Punjab, the netas who are contesting the elections do not want to take any chances to lose even a single v

The district administration has declared a holiday in government and private schools on February 19 in view of polling for the assembly elections on

Health department officials said that two persons who died of Covid were from various parts of Ludhiana District and there was no death of other distr

A resident of Nabha in Patiala district has filed a complaint against AAP’s chief ministerial face Bhagwant Mann, alleging that he concealed the fact

Unwilling to let politicians take “wrong” credit for a bridge on Ludhiana-Chandigarh national highway for which villagers had to sit on a protest for

Once a leader in industrial growth, Punjab today lags behind even its breakaway parts — Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. From 1970s till 1990s, massive i

The members of council of engineers have issued a demand notice worth Rs 200 crores to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MOUHA) for poor wor

AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal should come out and say if AAP founding member Kumar Vishwas was speaking the truth when saying that hidden forces were wor

Police have booked a domestic help, who along with his accomplices, allegedly escaped with gold, diamond jewellery and cash from an industrialist’s h

Amid growing tension between Ukraine and Russia, several Ludhianvis who are studying or living in the trouble-torn country are feeling jittery.

Questioning cabinet minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu’s development claims about Ludhiana West, former councillor Tanvir Singh Dhaliwal has also put a vid