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    19000km link roads to be repaired in Punjab; CM Mann to inaugurate in Tarn Taran today

    The width of the roads will be increased from 10 feet to 18 feet.

    Punjab Govt Calls Special Assembly Session from Sept 26 to 29 on Flood Relief

    Chandigarh: The Punjab Government has convened a special session of the Punjab Assembly from September 26 to 29 to deliberate on measures addressing the devastation caused by recent floods. During the four-day session, the House is expected to pass pro-people amendments to certain existing rules and approve new laws aimed at ensuring timely and adequate.

    Punjab govt intensifies drive against child begging under project JIWANJYOT 2.0

    Chandigarh: The Punjab Government has stepped up its campaign to eradicate child begging through Project JIWANJYOT 2.0, aimed at rescuing children from the streets and ensuring them education, care, and dignity. Social Security, Women and Child Development Minister Baljit Kaur said that in a recent operation near a Gurdwara Sahib in Amritsar district, 15 children.

    Punjab govt begins fogging in Ajnala, flood-hit areas to curb spread of dengue, malaria

    Chandigarh: The Punjab Government has launched an extensive fogging campaign in Ajnala and other flood-affected areas to curb the spread of dengue, malaria, and other vector-borne diseases. The initiative aims to protect public health in the wake of recent flooding, which has heightened the risk of disease outbreaks. Ajnala Nagar Panchayat President Jaspal Singh Dhillon.

    No threat of flood in Jalandhar, DC Himanshu appeals not to pay attention to rumours

    Dr Aggarwal assured that the Punjab Government and the district administration are fully committed to protect the interests of the public.

    Punjab Govt Intensifies Flood Relief: Ministers Lead Operations, Thousands Receive Food, Water, and Medical Aid

    Chandigarh: The Chief Minister’s government, led by S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, has been conducting relief and rescue operations on a war footing to address the unprecedented flood situation caused by heavy rains. Punjab Cabinet Ministers and local MLAs are personally reaching flood-affected areas to lead and support the district administration as well as extend aid.

    Punjab Govt mobilises entire Cabinet for Flood relief, CM Mann orders Ministers to stay in field

    Chandigarh: In a swift and comprehensive response to the ongoing flood crisis, the Punjab Government has mobilized its entire cabinet to the affected districts to oversee relief operations and ensure the safety of residents. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has directed all the Ministers to remain in the field until the situation is under control. This.

    Punjab govt cancels leave of employees, officers in wake of floods

    Chandigarh: The Punjab government on Tuesday issued directions to local administration and officials to maintain round-the-clock presence at the ground level to continue rescue and relief operations on a war footing in flood-affected areas.  Simultaneously, all leaves for officers and staff have been cancelled. This was stated by Water Resources Minister Barinder Kumar Goyal and.

    Mann Govt steps onto the field for flood relief, 8 cabinet ministers take charge, special crop inspection ordered

    Meanwhile, the Mann Government has also ordered a special Girdawari (crop damage assessment).

    NGT stays utilisation of funds transferred to Punjab Govt by PPCB & Forest Department

    Ludhiana: After Punjab government recently directed Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) and several other departments to transfer funds worth thousand crores to the state treasurey, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) Principal Bench, on Monday, has put a stay on the utilisation of funds around Rs 356 crore which were supposed to be transferred from PPCB.

    Six Indians stranded in Iraq return home safely with Punjab Govt’s intervention

    Ludhiana: Punjab Cabinet Minister for Industry & Commerce, Investment Promotion and NRI Affairs Sanjeev Arora, in coordination with the Punjab Government, six Indian nationals—four from Punjab and two from Himachal Pradesh—safely landed at IGI Airport, New Delhi today from Iraq, where they had been living in distressing conditions. In a press release issued here on.