Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

The deputy commissioner of Ludhiana district in Punjab, Varinder Kumar Sharma, on Thursday said 391 patients have tested positive during the last 24 h

Ludhiana Police warns of stricter measures if COVID - 19 guidelines flouted

Kuldip Bhatia Ludhiana, March 24 Leaders of farmers’ organisations, activists of labour and trade unions, and legal luminaries will hold a ‘kirti kisan mahapanchayat’ at the grain

Ludhiana reports over 200 new cases, 5 deaths

The existing Ludhiana domestic airport at Sahnewal will be closed once the flight operations commence at the new civil enclave in Halwara. The project entails building an interim arrangement to attend to the immediate requirement of making international flights available to the residents of Ludhiana, which was the state’s largest industrial and business city with a population of nearly two million, by the end of this year.

As COVID-29 cases rise, Ludhiana CP urges residents to follow guidelines - Commissioner of Police Ludhiana, Rakesh Agrawal urged people to abide by guidelines as the COVID-19 situation in the city is at its peak. Cases being reported daily in Ludhiana includes UK strain as well.

DC Varinder Kumar Sharma said that the Covid-19 vaccine is available in sufficient quantity and asked the officials to ensure proper training of staff to be deputed for the mobile teams.

Commissioner of Police Ludhiana, Rakesh Agrawal on March 25 urged people to abide by guidelines as COVID-19 situation in the city is at its peak.

Ludhiana: Two residents of Ludhiana died of Covid-19 and 311 tested positive on Wednesday.

Two women in Patiala district had allegedly faced snatching on a gunpoint at separate places in the city following which police had initiated a probe

Punjab reported 2,634 new COVID-19 cases on March 24, increasing the coronavirus tally in the state to 2,20,276.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, March 24 The teachers of MGM Public School today protested against the decision of the state government to close schools till March 31. Teachers said they were alread

Amid the ongoing protest against farm laws, the focus is also now on the proposed changes in the labour laws with more than 300 retired government officers set to be a part of Kirti Kisan Mahapanchayat this Sunday that will be attended by farmer leaders as well.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, March 24 For building an image of government schools among masses, especially in rural areas, the state Education Department has now resorted to another innovative met

Kuldip Bhatia Ludhiana, March 24 Leaders of farmers’ organisations, activists of labour and trade unions, and legal luminaries will hold a ‘kirti kisan mahapanchayat’ at the grain