Ludhiana, Punjab Business Information Directory

Ludhiana: The daylong bandh call by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) evoked a mixed response in the city on Friday as only a few markets .

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 15 No death was reported, while 26 persons tested positive for Covid in the district today. The total number of confirmed cases in Ludhiana district has reach

Ludhiana witnessed the hottest day of February in more than fifty years as the day temperature crossed 30 degrees mark on Friday.

Lodhi Club polls in Ludhiana: 16 in fray for 8 posts, 2 elected unanimously

Ludhiana man beaten to death by landlord on suspicion of theft

Modern abattoir finally operational in Ludhiana

Aam Aadmi Party on Friday said that looking at the 'tremendous response' that the party has been receiving, reputed people are joining AAP.

The shiny unidentified object became a source of intrigue and excitement for many, as residents captured videos of it and shared it on social media.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 21 An eight-year-old girl was among two minor girls who were allegedly raped in the city in separate incidents. In the first incident, the Ladhowal police bo

Ludhiana youth dies of suspected drug overdose; boss, her son booked

Govt school in Ludhiana closed as 15 students, 2 staff members contract Covid - 19

Harshraj Singh Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 A group of residents of Panchsheel Vihar, located in Ward No. 74, blamed some persons for allegedly making attempts to raise “forcible encroac

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 The Ludhiana police are set to attach the properties of eight notorious smugglers who have been facing several cases of drug smuggling. The step has been

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana February 25The Ludhiana police are set to attach the properties of eight notorious smugglers who have been facing several cases of drug smuggling. CP Agrawal said the eight smugglers were those who had been into the notorious trade for a long time and they had amassed huge property from the illegal acts. As per our records these eight smugglers have made property of Rs87 lakh in a short span of time. We have already initiated the process to attach their properties and soon the process will be completed” added Agrawal. To prevent habitual offenders from doing this illegal trade the police have identified 25 such smugglers and special teams have been formed to watch their activities.

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana February 25The Department of Extension Education Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) organised a field day on “Paddy Straw Management” in the Sangatpura village under the project “Diffusion and assessment of paddy straw management technologies: A farmer's participatory approach” funded by NABARD. The project is aimed at sensitising farmers about ill effects of paddy straw burning and adoption of recommended straw management technologies. Addressing the gathering of farmers Dr Kuldeep Singh Head Department of Extension Education discussed the effects of paddy straw burning on human health soil health and environment. He advised the farmers to purchase agricultural machinery for paddy straw management on cooperative basis to share expenses. Dr Dharminder Singh Senior Extension Scientist motivated the farmers to adopt short duration varieties of paddy for efficient straw management.