Hathi Gate News Today

Historian Dalrymple terms incident appalling, slams India’s archaeological department for negligence.

AMRITSAR: BJP activists gathered outside the office of the Commissioner of the Amritsar Municipal Corporation (AMC) to protest the alleged failures of.

Despite the fact that serving hookahs is banned in Punjab, bars and restaurant owners are flouting the norms with impunity, if last night’s seizure is anything to go by.

Menace by a monkey has reached an alarming proportion outside the Hathi Gate here. Residents and members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) stated that despite several requests to the authorities concerned, nothing has been done to catch the simian.

The visit of Vice-President (VP) Jagdeep Dhankhar to the holy city led to traffic jams and blockades on main roads causing unwanted hassles to residents.

AMRITSAR, AUG 5: Two persons were injured in a bomb explosion in Dhab Khatikan today. One shop was looted in Hathi Gate and four persons were arrested. In the city itself, two bombs were thrown in Chowk Telian. One exploded, but caused no damage.

In a review meeting on Integrated Command Control Centre (ICCC) under the Smart City project, Deputy Commissioner-cum-Municipal Corporation Commissioner Harpreet Singh Sudan instructed the private firm to install CCTV cameras at 100 locations in the city by August 15.

After much delay, the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) announced the results for Class XII examination late on Tuesday evening.

Ram Bagh Deorhi Though a number of heritage structures and monuments still cry for attention, a significant work has been done to restore the past glory of the holy city. Steps taken during the last some years are now visible in form of Heritage Street, Qila Ahluwalia, Qila Gobindgarh, Jallianwala Bagh, Durgiana Temple plaza walk and Rambagh Deorhi, among others. The projects were carried out by the Centre and the state government along with the Amritsar Municipal Corporation. The city caters ...

761 Amritsar, January 12 Days after reopening of schools across the state for Class V-VII students, turnout in private schools remains dismal. The government schools had implemented the reopening orders as soon as these were issued, while most private schools chose to wait for parental consent before calling students to attend classes. As of today, private schools in the city are getting 10-12 per cent attendance in Class V to Class VIII. Dr Anita Bhalla, secretary of Sahodaya Schools and Princ...