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Lumpy Skin Disease in India: Most of the infections were seen in cows and were reported from gaushalas and dairy farms.

Over 400 cattle have died due to lumpy skin disease in Punjab in a month and around 20,000, mostly cows, have been infected, a senior official said on Saturday.

The incident involving Dr Maninder Kaur happened last month, more than 10 days before Dr Raj Bahadur was forced to lie down on a dirty hospital bed. She was then transferred from Mohali district to Barnala district.

The resolute widows of Punjabi farmers who were driven to suicide by relentless debt fight for a better future

A 30-year-old man who works as an assistant manager in a bank at Goregaon has lodged a complaint with the police that he had been facing harassment from loan sharks. In order to repay one loan, the victim kept taking loans from other apps and had totally taken Rs 10.55 lakh loan and had even repaid the same

When the father died due to drinking poisonous liquor, the Botad Police took the responsibility of the four children who became orphan.

Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar today told the Lok Sabha that 1,805 cases of farm suicides had been recorded by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) between 2000 and 2018.

Forty-year-old Kanubhai Sekhalia died at Devgana village in Barnala taluka in Botad's hooch tragedy that has claimed the lives of more than 40 people as of Wednesday afternoon. With his death, his four children have lost their father and a ...

Seven notorious gangsters, five of them listed in the ‘A’ category, are wanted by the Punjab Police in cases of murder, loot, extortion and kidnapping, but they have been hiding “conveniently” in Canada for several years.

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