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Tribune News ServiceLudhiana February 25The Ludhiana Commissionerate today launched “Ghumshuda” app by putting to use technology to match missing persons with the recovered persons. Agrawal said in this app the police had updated the records of more than 10 years of missing persons of all police stations of Ludhiana and so far more than 3000 missing persons' details had been uploaded in the app. To streamline the process of matching the missing persons with recovered persons the app has been developed. “We will update all data of missing persons and kidnapped persons after receiving a complaint at the police station level. The app server has the photo search feature which can match the found person's details with missing person's data in the app at just one click.

Ludhiana: The Physics Society of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, organised quiz competition under the supervision of Sangeeta Sharma, Head of Physics Department. The quiz was conducte

rather strange event was witnessed in Punjab's Ludhiana on Thursday as several people claimed that they saw an unidentified object (UFO)  in the sky. 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. As evident in the pictures and videos, an object with shiny lights can be seen moving in the night sky.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 Fiftyfive persons tested positive for Covid, while no death was reported in the district today. The total positive cases have gone up to 26,916, while the

Last night a UFO was reportedly spotted in Ludhiana creating a wave of excitement on social media as pics and videos of this shiny object in the night sky go viral. In the videos shared by netizens from Ludhiana, Punjab one can clearly see an object with lights, moving in the sky. ? UFO in Ludhiana? Netizens Share Videos and Pics of an Unidentified Object in the Night Sky Wondering If It Is the Aliens or Meteors.

Nitin Jain Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 The sudden spurt in Covid cases in the schools has become a major cause of concern for parents and managements of the educational institutions

Nikhil Bhardwaj Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 The Tajpur chowk here witnesses huge traffic and the uncontrolled movement of pedestrians and cyclists crossing the road from one side to

Harshraj Singh Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 After holding a gram sabha to conduct a discussion on a high-powered committee’s proposal about the shifting of dairies from Ludhiana city to

Ludhiana: The Physics Society of Khalsa College for Women Civil Lines Ludhiana organised quiz competition under the supervision of Sangeeta Sharma Head of Physics Department. The quiz was conducted through online mode in which 52 students of B.Sc-I participated in the quiz with great zeal. “The central focus of this competition was on creating more awareness of science and technology and inculcating scientific temper amongst students. Dr Amandeep Kaur Principal congratulated the convener Dr Kiran Duggal and Dr Shally for the successful conduct of the webinar. Health awareness check-up camp heldA health awareness and check-up camp was organized under the recently opened clinical camp at CT University in association with a private firm.

Ludhiana February 25Smashers XI scripted another easy win defeating Mitron XI by six wickets in the ongoing 4th Kundanite Premier League (KPL) being organised by the Kundan Vidya Mandir Alumni Association at KVM Civil Lines ground here today. Yesterday they had thrashed KKR XI by eight wickets. Mitron XI scored 85 runs after losing six wickets and Smashers XI achieved the target losing four wickets. The architects of their win were Rachit who scored 44 runs off 22 balls and Ravish who contributed 16 runs facing 12 balls. In other matches Black Panthers XI demolished KVM Lions 53 runs Sukhmani XI outperformed Super Kings XI by seven wickets Ludhiana Warriors outclassed KVM Rhinos by nine wickets.

Ludhiana February 25Sarabjit Kaur student of BA I and Parveen Kaur student of MA I stole the limelight by winning three and two titles respectively in the one-day 78th edition of the Annual Athletics Meet of Government College for Girls held here today. Sarabjit Kaur came out victorious in 200m 400m and 1500m races while Parveen Kaur emerged winner in shot put and sack race. Pardeep Kumar Sabharwal Commissioner MC Ludhiana inaugurated the meet. Teja Singh Dhaliwal senior vice president Basketball Federation of India and Dr Dharam Singh Sandhu Principal SCD Government College Ludhiana were the guests of honour at the event. Sarita head of physical education department read out the annual sports report highlighting the achievements by college students and proposed vote of thanks.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 Fiftyfive persons tested positive for Covid, while no death was reported in the district today. The total positive cases have gone up to 26,916, while the

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, February 25 The Ludhiana Commissionerate today launched “Ghumshuda” app by putting to use technology to match missing persons with the recovered persons.

With 278 recovered cases, the total number of recoveries in Punjab has reached 1,70,713.Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday, ordered strict enforcement of wearing face masks and following social distancing rules

Ludhiana: A day ahead of the strike called by traders and shopkeepers associated with the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), the movement has .