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Sameer Singh Tribune News Service Bathinda, February 10 Even as 50 per cent of seats are reserved for women candidates in Punjab civic body elections this year, most are running their campaign in t

Bathinda, January 9 Cotton farmers in Punjab are elated over private players making purchases way above the minimum support price (MSP) this season. While the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) is buying cotton at Rs 5,665 (the MSP for premium quality is Rs 5,725), private players have started making purchases at Rs 5,900 per quintal. High demand is Rs5,725 per quintal Pvt parties making purchases at Rs5,900 per quintal Experts attribute it to the rise in cotton demand globally The CCI made a re...

Bathinda, December 28 Voluntary groups of youngsters have started campaigns to collect books and send these to the makeshift libraries at protest venues at Delhi borders. Groups such as The Punjab Club, Gur Shaahi and Project Punjab, among others, are making a good use of social media platforms to spread the word regarding voluntary book donations. They have also established different dropping points in the state where those interested can donate books. Subheg Singh, 23, from Amritsar, who is a...

0 Engagements Seven men were charged yesterday over a brawl that broke out at a restaurant in Circular Road on Sunday night. Five of them - Mohamed Farhan Mohamed Latiff, 27, Sameer Singh, 20, Abdul Aziz Samat, 21, Zainul Ahmad Ridduwan Zainul Ariffudin, 27, and Mohd Aslam Khan Abdullah, 20 - face a charge each of rioting at The Mask Restaurant and Bar at about 8.50pm on Sunday. The other two - Mohammed Hisham Hussain, 42, and Muhammad Kamal Ruzaman Abdul Ghafar, 24 - were charged with throwing...

Seated across him, wrapped in shawls, 65-year-old Buta Singh from Machhana village and 50-year-old Kuldeep Sharma from Virk Khurd village along with other farmers left from their respective villages even before the dawn struck to reach the station. Buta Singh, while sipping tea to keep the biting cold at bay, is busy discussing the Union Government’s “adamant stance” over the new agricultural laws. Half an hour into their conversation, farmers carrying luggage and flags of their respectiv...

4860 Deepali Goyal, PHD scholar in computer science at the research centre for technology development for differently-abled persons, Department of Computer Science, Punjabi University, showcases the new software Tribune photo Sameer Singh Bathinda, December 13 Learning English would now be easier for people with impaired speech and hearing as a group of scholars of Punjabi University, Patiala, has developed a software that will translate English text into video interactive animation in Indian ...