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Punjab farmers’ trade deal fears reach Delhi border

0 Punjab farmers fear trade deal could threaten livelihoods, a deal which is nowhere near being signed. Punjab farmers fear India-US trade deal could threaten livelihoods amid rising costs Hundreds of farmers gathered at the Punjab-Haryana border early this week, blocking their onward journey to De»»»

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The Economic Times India 24.07. 14:01

CJP protest: 215 taken into preventive custody as Delhi Police flags ‘bad characters’; intelligence inputs prompt action

To maintain order, Delhi Police detained more than 200 individuals around Jantar Mantar amid concerns of unrest stemming from neighboring states. Heightened security measures followed intelligence alerts, with several of those detained possessing previous criminal records. Some were also arrested f»»»

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Hindustan Times India 15.05. 00:01

Ludhiana: Jagraon bridge elevated road in bad shape, commuters suffer

The road carpeting work on the elevated road on Jagraon bridge has been stuck for the last few weeks, leaving an uneven road jeopardising the safety of commuters. The old asphalt layer was scraped around early April to lay a new layer. But only parts of it have been blacktopped. The road coming int»»»

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Dawn Pakistan 14.04. 12:19

Fiza Ali says ‘spontaneous moment’ of husband picking her up on her show went viral ‘without context’

Host Fiza Ali says a clip of her husband hoisting her over his shoulder on her show Morning With Fiza on 24 News was a small moment that went viral without context. Taking to her Instagram stories on Tuesday, she said it was just a “lighthearted spontaneous gesture that did not ha ... »»»

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The Times of India India 08.04. 07:51

Punjab Family Drug Addicts Deaths: 'They don't understand mother's pain': 5th addicted son dies; drugs rips apart Punjab family | Chandigarh News - The Times of India

SULTANPUR LODHI (KAPURTHALA): The critically ailing drug addict, whose parents had begged for help to save him, saying their other four sons had already died due to addiction, died at Govt Medical College Amritsar on Tuesday, within 24 hours of being admitted by police and govt officials in respons»»»

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Asian News International India 14.10.2025. 14:09

Staying Relevant in Changing World and Keep Learning is Key to Success, says Ronnie Screwvala During Masterclass at Chandigarh University

NewsVoirChandigarh [India], October 14: To empower students with experiential learning and real-world industry exposure, Chandigarh University has launched the 'CU X MASTERCLASS' program, a visionary initiative aimed at redefining higher education through impactful engagement with industry leaders »»»

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The Express Tribune Pakistan 31.08.2025. 22:02

Drowning in silence

It always begins the same way. A dark sky. A quiet unease. And then, suddenly, too much rain. But this time, in eastern Punjab, the water did not stop. Not for homes. Not for lives. Not even for memory. Villages near the Sutlej were swallowed whole. Entire families were forced to climb trees, wait »»»

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The New Indian Express India 29.06.2025. 14:39

Six-year-old boy from Punjab sets world record by scaling Mount Elbrus, Europe’s highest peak

CHANDIGARH: Six-year-and-nine-month-old Teghbir Singh, hailing from Ropar in Punjab, has become the youngest ever in the world to scale Mount Elbrus, the highest peak of the European continent, located in Russia at a staggering height of over 18,510 feet (5,642 metres). Teghbir began his trek to Mo»»»

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