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Chandigarh ADGP Traffic of Punjab has ordered the drivers of three-wheelers and Auto to wear  grey uniform. The ADGP has instructed all the Commissioners of Police and SSPs that,  the drivers of auto rickshaws, tempo travelers and other passenger vehicles plying in their commissionerate district about wearing steel gray uniform while driving. #subhead1 In this regard, drivers should be motivated,aware to wear uniform and drive for one month. After that, if any driver does not obey these orders, action should be taken as per the Motor Vehicle Act.

Chandigarh|Bhupinder Singh Mann, a prominent farmer leader and former MP, issued a strong warning against manipulative elements within the Kisan movement. He emphasized that while demanding Minimum Support Price (MSP) is legitimate, the methods employed by some groups are harmful and driven by ulterior motives. Mann highlighted the staggering implicit tax burden placed on Indian farmers, estimated at USD 169 billion in 2022 by the OECD. This indirect taxation manifests through high input costs, trade restrictions, and artificially low prices for agricultural produce. He further cited a 2004 study by the Sharad Joshi Task Force which concluded an annual burden…

Chandigarh|Punjab Government performed exceptionally well at the SKOCH awards 2023 by clinching one Silver Award and 5 Semi Final positions in Horticulture sector during the award ceremony held at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi. Punjab Horticulture Minister  Chetan Singh Jauramajra, while congratulating the officials of the department for bagging the Silver Award for Center of Excellence (CoE)for Vegetables (An Indo-Israeli) project located at Kartarpur, Jalandhar, said that the Centre has helped to transform the lives of farmers by significantly increasing their income. On-farm cold rooms of 3-5 metric tons were standardized here which have enabled farmers to get…

Rupnagar| Constituency MLA Dinesh Chadha along with his team arrived at the Bird Watch Centre built in the Ramsar Site National Wetland on the banks of Sutlej River in Ropar this morning. Those who were there with the officials of the department saw the birds from different countries through binoculars, mainly the Bar-headed Goose birds flying at 29500 feet above the Himalayas known as Kunjhan Di Dar. #subhead1 Constituency MLA Rupnagar Advocate Chadha said that according to this time's preliminary census, about 1500 birds came to Ropar from many countries, mainly from Central Asia, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Siberia, Russia and Uzbekistan.…

Ambala|Tear gas shells have been fired to stop the farmers advancing towards Delhi. Due to which once the farmers got  Panic. As soon as the farmers of Punjab reached the Shambhu border, there has been a tense atmosphere between the farmers and the police. Both sides are in a tense atmosphere around the barricades on the Ghaggar river bridge. While the police from the Haryana side are firing tear gas shells, the farmers from the Punjab side are uprooting the barricades put up by the police. #subhead1 To protect themselves from the tear gas shells fired by the police, the…

Ontario|  The bodies of two people reported missing after falling through the ice on Charleston Lake have been recovered, Ontario Provincial Police said. #subhead1 Police said three people went through the ice while fishing Sunday afternoon on Charleston Lake, roughly 120 kilometres south of downtown Ottawa.One person was able to extricate themselves from the freezing water and was located safely. Police had been conducting a search for the other two missing people ever since. Fire crews and a helicopter from CFB Trenton helped with the search, OPP Const. Joey Mason said in an email to Private News.

New Delhi |The Delhi Government has denied Centre's request to convert Bawana stadium into temporary prison in the national capital, saying the farmers demands are genuine. Turning down the request, Delhi Minister Kailash Gahlot said: The demands of the farmers are genuine. Secondly, it is the Constitutional right of every citizen to make a peaceful protest. It is therefore, incorrect to arrest the farmers. The Central Government, in fact, should invite them over for talks and try to find a solution of their genuine problems. Farmers of the Country are our 'annadata' and treating them in this way by arresting…

New Delhi | The President of Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has written a letter to the Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud to initiate suo motu action against the farmers for forcibly trying to enter Delhi. In his letter to CJI, SCBA President  Adish Aggarwala on Tuesday said that this is the right time when the Supreme Court should act suo motu (on its own motion) and ensure that these farmers don't create any nuisance and cause huge inconvenience to the general public. It is suspected that this protest is politically motivated ahead of forthcoming Parliament election. Even if the…

Toronto | police say they have decided to enforce paid on-street parking on statutory holidays in the city beginning on Family Day.This is an operational decision being made by the Toronto Police Service, who enforce on-street parking,` police said in a news release on Monday. Historically, it has been a practice not to enforce, but there are no bylaws that explicitly exempt statutory holidays from enforcement and this change aligns with existing bylaws that permit enforcement on those days.Police said in the release that the revenue from the enforcement of paid on-street parking will go to the city. Police said…

Delhi | Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for the UAE on Tuesday morning from Delhi. He will be in the UAE for two days, from February 13 to 14, following which, he will travel to Doha. His visit comes after authorities in Qatar released eight former Indian Navy personnel on Monday. The Navy veterans were jailed in Qatar over alleged espionage charges. In his departure statement, PM Modi hailed India’s ties with both UAE and Qatar.Over the next two days, I will be visiting UAE and Qatar to attend various programmes, which will deepen India’s bilateral relations with these nations, Modi…