Ludhiana: Residents of village Ghungrali in Ludhiana district today called on the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann and profusely thanked him for amicably resolving the issue of Biogas plant by taking into confidence all the stakeholders. A delegation of the village led by Hardeep Singh and newly elected Sarpanch Amritpal Singh met the Chief.
Mrinal Kulkarni fondly remembers her show “Son Pari,” which aired from 2000 to 2006, noting that it arrived at a perfect moment in her life. She shared, “It was an incredibly special show for me. My son often said that my work didn’t connect with him or his peers, but then ‘Son Pari’ came along.
New Delhi: Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai announced plans to introduce anti-pollution measures, including allowing 50% of government employees to work from home, as air pollution levels in Delhi-NCR exceeded acceptable limits by over 17 times. As dense smog resulted in restrictions on trucking, the closure of construction sites, and the suspension of school activities,.
Amid worsening air quality in Delhi, stubble burning continued in parts of Punjab, with incidents reported in fields in the Karamgarh village of Sri Muktsar Sahib.
Air quality has deteriorated in several cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, and parts of northern India, reaching severe levels and raising concerns about health risks.
Mumbai: Actress Hina Khan is currently vacationing in the Maldives, where she expressed that the ocean “humbles” her during a snorkeling session. Despite undergoing treatment for stage three breast cancer, Hina shared a video from her luxurious resort, showcasing herself in a snorkel mask and diving fins as she swam in the stunning blue waters,.
Lahore: Nearly 20 lakh people have sought medical treatment for respiratory issues in Pakistan’s Punjab province in the last one month, the local health department has revealed while releasing data from its first-of-its-kind report. It stated that Pakistani citizens are suffering from respiratory, asthma, heart diseases and stroke due to smog as Lahore and Multan.
Lahore [Pakistan]: The toxic smog which continues to grip Lahore and other parts of Pakistan, has worsened, with the city reporting over 15,000 cases of respiratory and viral infections in just 24 hours, Ary News reported. According to Ary News, Lahore’s hospitals are overwhelmed with patients suffering from dry cough, breathing difficulties, pneumonia, and chest.
