Carts, strays hound women ITI entrance | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Encroachments by food carts along the boundary wall of the Government Industrial Training Institute (Women) on Rani Jhansi Road have sparked safety and hygiene concerns among students and faculty.The illegal vendors create a congested and uneasy atmosphere, particularly during the institute’s entry and dispersal hours. “The crowd around these carts is discomforting for students….

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Trading in trash: Ludhiana’s industrial hubs turning dumps | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Despite the Punjab government’s push for investment and industrial growth, the persistent lack of cleanliness at industrial focal points has left local business owners struggling to save face before visiting clients.Industrialists across various phases said garbage-littered roads, waste dumped in open plots, and uncollected industrial refuse create a poor first impression for domestic and…

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Carts, strays hound women ITI entrance | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Encroachments by food carts along the boundary wall of the Government Industrial Training Institute (Women) on Rani Jhansi Road have sparked safety and hygiene concerns among students and faculty.The illegal vendors create a congested and uneasy atmosphere, particularly during the institute’s entry and dispersal hours. “The crowd around these carts is discomforting for students….

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Shots fired as rival groups clash | Ludhiana News

Times News Network Ludhiana: Two groups of youngsters indulged in a violent clash in Sanjay Gandhi Colony, Tajpur Road on Sunday night, following an old rivalry. The accused pelted each other with stones and bricks, after which one group fired gunshots. Fortunately no one sustained any bullet injury but panic-stricken people ran for cover. Police…

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Fear to faith: Amarnath Yatra registrations up year after Pahalgam | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: A year after the Pahalgam terror attack impacted the turnout for the Amarnath Yatra, registrations by pilgrims have risen significantly, with more devotees getting themselves registered and completing mandatory medical examinations at the civil hospital.Health officials said the number of pilgrims undergoing medical tests at the civil hospital this year is substantially higher than…

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