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Officials under scanner over damage to ‘repaired’ city roads in Ludhiana. The newly-carpeted Pakhowal Road was damaged after the rain on Friday, leaving commuters hassled and angry.

Ludhiana: With the development work of the Leisure Valley project in Haibowal still incomplete, the Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) has now requested.

Times News NetworkLudhiana: Even as a short spell of rain has caused waterlogging in several areas, the Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) is yet to cle.

Ludhiana: The much-hyped leisure valleys conceived under the previous government’s regime, with an aim to improve the environment are currently lying

Aparna Banerji Tribune Service Service Jalandhar, January 13 A milk bottle, a rattle (called jhunjhuna in Punjabi and Hindi) and a teether are among the gifts that Ajmer Singh wraps carefully &mdas

LUDHIANA: Irked over frequent dumping of debris by contractors at a vacant land in Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, the area residents have approached the Punjab State Human Rights Commission, saying Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) officials are not acting on their complaints. It is 18 acres of prime land of LIT. The residents said with the arrival of monsoon, it will create problems for them as along with debris, garbage, too, is being dumped at the site. Arvind Sharma, an activist and resident ...

Ludhiana: Residents in block E of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar have complained against the ‘brutal’ pruning of trees in parks as well along roadside in the locality by a private contractor hired by the Ludhiana Improvement Trust for the purpose. The residents rued that it takes a long time for the trees to grow and if pruning would be done so mercilessly, then how these will grow properly in future. Already, the city’ green cover is shrinking like anything and such kind of attitude will cre...

Ludhiana: Having failed in managing the water supply and the sewerage in scheme areas, the Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) has asked the civic body t.

Ludhiana: After receiving complaints of poor sanitation in colonies maintained by Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT), the authorities plan to replace manual sweeping with the mechanized in these areas. Mechanical sweeping will start from Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, as a number of its residents complained against poor sanitation. It will then cover colonies like Rishi Nagar, Rajguru Nagar and Sant Ishar Singh Nagar. The LIT will float tenders for hiring an agency to do the job. LIT officials said ...