- File cybercrime plaints online
DGP VK Bhawra on Monday launched a portal “cybercrime.punjabpolice.gov.in” for the convenience of citizens to report all kinds of cybercrimes and frauds.
- 3 - day career guidance workshop concludes
A three-day workshop under the student enrichment programme of the career guidance and counselling bureau of Guru Nanak National College, organised by Prof Ranjeet Kaur and Prof Malti Tiwari under the guidance of officiating Principal Dr Nirlep Kaur, concluded here today. On the first day Dr Kiran W
- Pact signed for Mandi airport
An agreement was signed to set up a greenfield airport at Nagchala in Mandi district in the presence of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur and Union Minister for Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya M. Scindia in New Delhi today.
- Dera Bassi needs safe drinking water: MLA
In the recent Assembly polls, Kuljit Singh Randhawa, 60, another first-time MLA of the AAP, wrested control of the Dera Bassi constituency in Mohali district, which was the stronghold of the SAD for the past 10 years.
- Input cost up, farmers a worried lot
Farmers in Punjab fear a looming crisis in the agrarian economy, considering a sharp rise in prices of all agricultural inputs. From fertiliser to seeds, diesel needed to operate tubewells and tractors to pesticides — the rates of all major inputs have shot up substantially this year.
- Road mishaps cost Punjab Rs. 15K cr in 2020
Punjab lost over Rs 15,000 crore due to road accidents in 2020, a soon-to-be-released report of the state government has found.
- Punjab government launches Number for mining plaints
Chandigarh: The state government has directed all stone crushers to display toll-free number 1800 180 2422 prominently at the mining sites. Complaints regarding illegal mining and exorbitant prices of sand can be lodged on this number.
- Minister initiates inquiry into encroachments on shamlat land
State Rural Development and Panchayats Minister Kuldeep Dhaliwal today ordered a probe into encroachments on all panchayat lands and launched a special drive across the state to remove the illegal constructions.
- Rs 55.71 crore scam: Charanjit Singh Channi Cabinet's decision on SC scholarship under lens
A Cabinet decision of the previous Charanjit Singh Channi led Congress government not to register FIR against the erring private educational institutes in the case of wrong disbursal of SC post-matric scholarship has come under the AAP government’s scanner.
- Award conferred on Sahney
New Delhi: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) chief Harjinder Singh Dhami conferred “Anmol Sikh Rattan” award on Vikramjit Singh Sahney for his exemplary services for supply of oxygen concentrators and cylinders to Punjab and rehabilitating 500 Afghan refugees and providing j
- Over Rs 13K crore paid to wheat growers: Government
In a record, the payment to farmers for procurement of wheat has crossed the Rs 13,000-crore mark, said Lal Chand Kataruchak, Food and Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister, today.
- SAD: Roll back hike in fertilisers' rates
The Shiromani Akali Dal today urged the Centre to withdraw the hike in rates of DAP and NPK festrilisers, saying the increase of Rs 150 per bag of DAP and Rs 100 per bag of NPK would break the back of farmers and force them into a debt trap. —
- 20 new Covid cases, one death in state
After a lull of almost three months, the state has witnessed a slight increase in cases over the past week. However, the number of fatalities and hospitalisation is low.
- Haryana to offer free booster shots; masks back in Chandigarh
The Haryana Government on Monday announced free Covid vaccine booster shots for beneficiaries in the age group of 18 to 59 years. There are about 1.2 crore such beneficiaries in the state. The Chandigarh Administration, meanwhile, has made masks compulsory in closed environment such as offices and e
- Navjot Sidhu says Congress needs to reinvent itself, backs 'honest man' Bhagwant Mann in fighting mafia
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday said the party lost the Punjab election because of the “mafia raj” that prevailed in the state and it now needed to reinvent itself, while praising Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann as a younger brother and an “honest man”.