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Ludhiana police in collaboration with an NGO has set up a ‘Girl Child Day Care Facility’ for the migrant labourers. Children of migrant labourers are soft targets of sexual harassment as they are left alone at home. First of its kind, this facility has been set up to take care of the girl child whose parents are off to work. Provided at free of cost, the facility takes care of the education and food of the children. One of the migrant labourer said, “We are tension free as everything is taken care of here, from education to safety.”

Ludhiana (Punjab), Jan 08 (ANI): Ludhiana police in collaboration with an NGO has set up a 'Girl Child Day Care Facility' for the migrant labourers. Children of migrant labourers are soft targets of sexual harassment as they are left alone at home. First of its kind, this facility has been set up to take care of the girl child whose parents are off to work. Provided at free of cost, the facility takes care of the education and food of the children. One of the migrant labourer said, "We are tension free as everything is taken care of here, from education to safety."

Sports Correspondent Ludhiana, January 7 The ‘Youth of Punjab’ campaign was launched during a function organised at Bachat Bhawan here today. The campaign was launched along with other schemes by C

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 7 Four persons have been booked by the Samrala and Ludhiana police in separate cases for committing fraud worth lakhs. In the first case, the Samrala police reg

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 7 To keep a check on the sale of banned Chinese string, the Ludhiana police have arrested four persons in separate cases and recovered 67 rolls of the banned st

Kuldip Bhatia Ludhiana, January 7 In a bid to rein in unscrupulous developers from carving out new colonies in violation of the provisions made under the Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Act

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana January 7Four persons have been booked by the Samrala and Ludhiana police in separate cases for committing fraud worth lakhs. In the first case the Samrala police registered a fraud and criminal conspiracy case against a woman and her husband for duping a resident of Rs 9.57 lakh on the pretext of giving double returns in some investment scheme. The suspects have been identified as Sarabjit Singh and his wife Karamjit Kaur residents of Paprodi village near Samrala. The woman alleged that the suspects had failed to double the money and when they were asked to return the same they refused. The police said after registering a case of fraud further probe had been started in the case.

Sports CorrespondentLudhiana January 7The 'Youth of Punjab' campaign was launched during a function organised at Bachat Bhawan here today. The campaign was launched along with other schemes by Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh through videoconferencing from Chandigarh. Sports kits to five youth clubs from urban areas of the district were handed over on Thursday. Speaking on the occasion Sukhwinder Singh Bindra Chairman Punjab Youth Development Board said a total of 2500 sports kits would be distributed during the campaign. Another function would be held here on January 28 during which youth clubs of rural areas of Ludhiana would be covered he said.

Ludhiana January 7Players and organisers of Jarkhar Hockey Academy observed the 37th death anniversary of hockey star Olympian and former captain of World Cup winning Indian team Surjit Singh Randhawa. Flowers were placed at the life-size statue of Surjit Singh installed at the stadium. Jagroop Singh Jarkhar director of the academy recalled the achievements of the star player. Gurwinder Singh Jarkhar (Guri) a talented and upcoming hockey player of the academy was honoured with the “Man of the Year” award. An exhibition match between Olympian Surjit XI and Olympian Prithipal Singh XI was also held on the occasion which remained tied at 3-3.

Mahesh SharmaMandi Ahmedgarh January 7To provide better civic amenities to protesting farmers some farmers of Brahampur village in Ludhiana district have started erecting lavatories at various places on Tikri Border. While volunteers led by Bhartia Kissan Union (Ekta-Ugrahan) office-bearers Balwinder Singh Billu and Mistry Avtar Singh have been camping on Tikri Border to undertake fabrication of first lot of ten lavatories NRIs Anand Pal Singh Lail and Harbans Singh have come forward to give fiscal support to the initiative. Gurjit Singh Victor coordinator of the event said the decision to erect lavatories on Tikri Border was taken after women protesters experienced problems during their stay there. Victor said work on erection of more lavatories would be continued for which an amount of Rs 5 lakh had been earmarked. Organisers have also deployed volunteers who would keep the lavatories clean and fresh besides ensuring availability of water soap and other materials required for hygienic maintenance of the paraphernalia.

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana January 7To keep a check on the sale of banned Chinese string the Ludhiana police have arrested four persons in separate cases and recovered 67 rolls of the banned string. Investigation officer Rakesh Kumar said a tip-off was received that accused had been selling banned string in the guise of provisional store. When the police party conducted a raid he was held red-handed and the stock of banned string was recovered from the shop. 588 rolls of Chinese string seizedThe CIA 1 wing of the Ludhiana police made a major recovery of banned Chinese string and arrested two sellers. Investigating officer ASI Ashok Kumar said a tip-off was received that abovesaid two persons were into the illegal trade of banned Chinese string and they were on the way to deliver the huge consignment of plastic string to their clients.