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Lovleen BainsSahnewal January 6Uncovered manholes located in Jugiana village falling under Ward Number 28 of the municipal limits of Ludhiana were proving to be a death knell for pedestrians and vehicles drivers. Not even a single day passes when a two-wheeler rider does not stuck up in the manholes. Cars usually get stuck in these manholes which damage the vehicle and often lead to traffic jams. Vehicles suffer breakdown due to the sudden jerk” rued Jaskirat Kaur who resides in Jugiana village. When contacted Kamal SDO Operational Department of the Municipal Corporation Ludhiana he assured that the manholes shall be covered in the next two hours.

LUDHIANA: In continuation of crackdown against bogus billing in Ludhiana, zonal unit of directorate general of GST Intelligence (DGGI) on Wednesday co.

Nikhil Bhardwaj Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 6 Despite the warning and strictness of the police, the sale of banned Chinese string (Chinese dor) is going unabated in the industrial hub. N

Sports CorrespondentLudhiana January 6Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh will launch the campaign “Youth of Punjab” on Thursday. Sukhwinder Singh Bindra Chairman Punjab Youth Development Board said under the campaign free sports kits would be distributed to the youth in all districts of the state. Bindra said the CM would launch the campaign through video conferencing from the Bachat Bhawan Ludhiana wherein youth clubs from the urban areas of district would be handed over sports kits. He said hundreds of youth clubs of the district would be covered in both these functions. were supporting the Punjab Youth Development Board in organising this campaign.

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana January 6Alleging police inaction in an abetment to suicide case family of the deceased today gheraoed the Salem Tabri police station. The family alleged the police are working under political influence due to which accused booked in the case were not being arrested by them. On the basis of a suicide note the Salem Tabri police had registered an abetment to suicide case against fruit wholesellers Bikram Singh and Kushal Singh. Meanwhile Salem Tabri SHO Gopal Krishan said police raids were on and the accused would be nabbed soon. The SHO said the suicide note recovered from the dairy was sent for forensic examination.

Lovleen Bains Sahnewal, January 6 Uncovered manholes located in Jugiana village, falling under Ward Number 28 of the municipal limits of Ludhiana, were proving to be a death knell for pedestrians

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana January 6Under the Safaimitra Suraksha Challenge launched by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs on November 19 2020 Ludhiana Municipal Corporation is organising country's first loan mela at Indoor Stadium on Pakhowal Road here from 10 am onwards tomorrow i.e. Municipal Corporation Joint Commissioner Swati Tiwana informed that 'Safaimitra' refers to informal/formal sanitation workers who are involved in cleaning of sewer and septic tanks and related tasks. The challenge is aimed at preventing safaimitra from 'hazardous cleaning' of sewers/septic tanks through promotion of mechanised cleaning. The National Safai Karamchari Finance Development Corporation (NSKFDC) is providing loans to Safaimitras on the recommendation of the Municipal Corporation. The Municipal Corporation has mobilised informal workers and loan process initiated for workers under the scheme.

Ludhiana January 6Due to the ongoing agitation by farmers in Punjab the Northern Railways have further extended cancellation short-termination (partial cancellation) and diversion of some long route trains till January 8. Railway officials said 05211/12 Darbhanga-Amritsar-Darbhanga Special express and 08237/38 Korba-Amritsar-Korba Chhattisgarh Special express trains would remain cancelled till Jan 8. The 02407/08 Newjalpaiguri-Amritsar-Newjalpaiguri Karambhoomi Special express would short-terminate at and short-originate from Ambala Cantt (till Jan 8) and 04653/54 Newjalpaiguri-Amritsar-Newjalpaiguri Special express special would short-terminate at and short-originate from Saharanpur till January 8. It was further stated that 02903/04 Mumbai Central-Amritsar-Mumbai Central Golden Temple Mail 02925/26 Bandra Terminus-Amritsar-Bandra Terminus 04650 Amritsar-Jaynagar Saryu Yamuna express special and 04652 Amritsar- Jaynagar Humsafar express special would continue to be diverted to run via Amritsar-Tarn Taran-Beas route.

Our CorrespondentLudhiana January 6Amid reports of illegal colonies coming up all across periphery areas of the city and unscrupulous developers being given a long rope by the regulatory body a team of officials and field staff of the Greater Ludhiana Area Development Authority (GLADA) carried out a demolition drive in over six illegal colonies in the South City area along the Sidhwan Canal Humbran Road and Haibowal localities. The GLADA team pulled down structures and dug up ongoing development works at the colonies. The developers were directed not to carry out any further development work and produce necessary documents pertaining to regularisation of the colonies if they had applied for the same under the (now lapsed) regularisation policy introduced by the state government. GLADA Estate Officer Sonam Chaudhry however claimed that issuing notices for violations or carving out unlicensed colonies was a continuous process. An action plan had been prepared to carry out area-specific demolition drives against illegal colonies or buildings being constructed without approved building plans or other violations she added.

Ludhiana January 6The Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) vide circular memo no. 861/66/DD/SR-62 dated 09.12.2020; regularised the power intensive unit load on electrolytes processing units which is totally 'unjustified' for the small electroplating processing industry. This was stated by Gurmeet Singh Kular president Federation of industrial & Commercial Organisation (FICO) and Rajeev Jain general secretary. They requested A. Venu Prasad CMD PSPCL to immediately rollback the decision otherwise industrialists will protest against the decision. Members of the FICO said the Industry in Punjab is already being supplied with electricity at expensive prices as compared to the neighbouring states.

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 6 The Ludhiana regional office of the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has settled over 1.5 lakh claims amounting to over Rs 432 crore, this fiscal

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 6 As many as 25 fresh cases of Covid-19 have been reported from various parts of the district. Of them, eight persons came in contact with positive patients, fi

A day after the excise department busted an illegal liquor bottling unit and seized 20,000 litres of extra neutral alcohol (ENA), holograms, bottles a

Campaign to make to make Buddha Nullah pollution - free begins in Ludhiana

Ludhiana: The volunteers of almost seven colleges are these days busy createing awareness among the people living in areas around Buddha Nullah under .