Gur Mandi News Today

Ludhiana: With the residents gearing up for Diwali celebrations, the fire brigade has started making arrangements to tackle any fire incident on the d.

Ludhiana: With the festival season approaching soon, the civic officials have sought support from the market associations to control excess encroachme.

Police reported that on April 15, the woman's brother, Bharat, had stated that his sister had married in 2011, but due to some differences, she and her partner had started living separately in Jawahar Nagar, Kamla Nagar.

The Delhi Police's Crime Branch has arrested a man who was attempted to murder his live-in partner by slitting her throat, which resulted in the victim to receive more than 850 stitches, an official said on Saturday.The fugitive, who was ...

A 27-year-old man was arrested for allegedly attacking his live-in partner, who received more than 850 stitches, in north Delhi's Roop Nagar area over the suspicion that she was having an affair, police said on Saturday.

Learning no lesson from the past fire incidents due to short-circuits, no concrete steps have been taken by the departments concerned to fix the issue of messy cables of electricity, internet, and TV network in the markets located in old city areas so far.

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) today conducted a raid at a money changer’s shop in Gur Mandi here in connection with the recent recovery of 20 kg of heroin from Sandeep Singh from the Dugri area.

Poor condition of city roads and service road on NH-44 in Samalkha has inconvenienced and irked residents. Railway Road, the lifeline of the town, internal roads in the city and service roads on NH-44 are in the worst condition. There is no drainage system on the roads. Potholes on the road pose a t

In a tragic incident, three members of a family — two women and a child — were killed and one another was critically injured when the car in which they were travelling rammed into a parapet of a culvert on the Jalandhar-Pathankot highway near Tanda industrial focal point in the wee hours

Ludhiana: After almost a year, the Ludhiana Police will resume its anti-encroachment drive on Monday. The intensified campaign will cover 100 roads of the city. Earlier, in 2020, the police had started the drive at a couple of spots, mainly in Old City. It was discontinued due to the lockdown to check Covid-19 spread. Commissioner of police Rakesh Agrawal said, “The previous year, the drive had started in January. It was a success and residents had appreciated it. The police had lodged 100 ca...