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Two disturbing incidents reported from a state-run and a private one institution

On Monday, Punjabi University (Patiala), the local administration and student bodies found a middle ground to resolve the issue after the alleged attack on the professor.

The decision is said to have come after protests by various students’ unions along with the family members of the deceased girl

While reports of addicts misusing this drug prompted the Mansa administration to prohibit the sale of pregabalin capsules over 75 mg without a prescription in 2021, the Bathinda Chemist Association too instructed registered medical store owners to not sell the dosage without a prescription.

A strong preference for boys means many families try to find out the sex of the child illegally, and abort the foetus if its a girl, or many born girls are unwanted and treated badly.

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Tribune News Service Patiala, June 3 If the official data is to be believed, as many as 17,191 children have already been infected with Covid in the second wave across Punjab. However, there is no s

Karam Prakash Tribune News Service Patiala, June 2 If the official data is to be believed, as many as 17,191 children have already been infected with Covid in the second wave across Punjab. However

The letter adds that doctors have to work in abysmal conditions and even drinking water is not available to them at times and the patients are also deprived of the same. PATIALA: Demanding the ‘martyr’ status for doctors losing their life to Covid infection and a compensation of Rs 1 crore to the kin, the Associate Professor, Pediatrics at Government Medical College, Patiala and International human rights activist Dr Harshinder Kaur has written a letter to Punjab Chief Minister Captain Ama...

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