Batala Road News Today

Prompt Response by Fire Brigade Prevents Disaster as Blaze Threatens Adjacent Gas Agency

Ludhiana: A fraud immigration agent duped an authorized immigration company of Rs 5.

Four robbers were arrested by the Amritsar rural police, and sharp-edged weapons were seized, along with two motorbikes without registration plates, in the Chatiwind area.

Officials of the Municipal Corporation (MC) seized building material from five shops under the special drive launched against the illegal encroachment and air pollution in the city here yesterday. The MC has initiated a drive against the building material traders, who occupied the roadside land by p

The Municipal Corporation (MC) has cracked the whip against building material sellers, who occupied the roads by putting sand and gravels.

The black spots identified by traffic experts on the BRTS lane three years ago have not been rectified yet. Road accidents on the BRTS lane have become a routine affair. Earlier, there was a check on the entry of other vehicles in the BRTS corridor. But around eight months ago, restrictions on entry

Setting up of a large number of commercial establishments without adequate parking facilities in the city is causing congestion on city roads. The vehicles parked outside these establishments have become bottlenecks for the smooth flow of traffic.

The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has been constructing two flyovers on the bypass road at Vallah bypass and Ranjit Avenue bypass for the ease of commuters on NH-1. The authority has diverted the traffic to side lanes, where commuters are facing inconvenience. The traffic coming from At

Amritsar North MLA Kunwar Vijay Pratap has taken up with the Local Bodies Minister a demand for setting up a fire station in the Civil Lines area to fulfill needs of various areas of the North constituency, during the Vidhan Sabha session in Chandigarh.

A day after the NGT asked the Ludhiana Municipal Corporation to deposit Rs 100 crore as interim compensation for creating pollution, city residents have demanded that the tribunal should also take a similar action against the Amritsar Municipal Corporation for its failure to contain pollution in the