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The health department has asked deputy commissioners and civil surgeons to identify government spaces where AACs can be set up

Punjab: 208 Aam Aadmi Clinics to come up in urban areas

Punjab plans to establish 208 Aam Aadmi Clinics in urban areas, dropping earlier plans for secondary health facilities. Deputy commissioners are identifying government spaces, with Ludhiana set to have 42 clinics. Funding of 25-42 lakh will support clinic establishment.

Pune police on Friday arrested 19-year-old woman studying at an engineering college for allegedly posting a message on social media in support of Pakistan. ((PIC FOR REPRESENTATION))

Pune engg student held for ‘supporting Pak’ on social media

A 19-year-old engineering student in Pune was arrested for allegedly posting pro-Pakistan content on social media, charged with sections threatening national unity. The college has rusticated her, citing responsible expression expectations.

The event held at the yagyashala near Atka area of the sanctum sanctorum was aimed at upholding the sanctity and traditional essence of the rituals while ensuring their alignment with established religious practices. (HT File)

Prayers for peace held at Vaishno devi shrine

Vaishno Devi Shrine Board conducted a sacred hawan ceremony for peace and national harmony, with CEO Anshul Garg participating. Pandits led the ritual, emphasizing traditional practices and offering blessings for Jammu and Kashmir and the entire nation.

Debris of a scooter damaged by a cross-border shelling lies on a road in Poonch on Thursday. (REUTERS)

‘Poonch’s geographical location makes it vulnerable to Pakistan shelling’

Poonch's strategic location near the Line of Control makes it vulnerable to Pakistani shelling. Its bowl-shaped terrain and adjacent dominating positions allow Pakistan to target civilians, exploiting geographical advantages while India maintains an ethical military stance.

The requirement for a doctors team was received by the institute on Friday and immediate steps were taken to ensure the deployment while keeping in mind the need and facilities at its own campus, said an official. (File)

PGIMER rushes team of doctors, nurses, transport support to J&K

PGIMER dispatches a team of 8 doctors, 2 nurses, and 3 transport support staff to J&K for national duty. Five ambulances with first aid kits sent to Rajouri and Poonch regions. Hospitals remain on high alert, prepared for emergency response.

The action was taken after a tip off. (iStock)

Mohali police nabs with 44 gm heroin, cash

Mohali police arrested two drug peddlers, seizing 44.16 grams of heroin, ₹4,300, and a weighing scale. The suspects, with prior drug-related cases, were caught during a checkpoint operation and remanded to police custody.

15-year-old Prabsimar Singh (HT Photo)

Ropar cricketer shows off his batting prowess in PCA U-16 meet

15-year-old Prabsimar Singh from Ropar scored 850 runs in eight matches, hitting twin centuries in the final. Improved fitness helped him shine in the PCA U-16 tournament and potentially secure a spot in the Punjab U-16 team.

The accused have been identified as Jaspreet Sing, alias Jassi, of Sri Muktsar Sahib and Vicky Kumar, alias Vicky, of Hoshiarpur. (iStock)

Sohana police nab vehicle lifters, recover eight stolen two-wheelers

Sohana police arrested two vehicle lifters, Jaspreet Singh and Vicky Kumar, recovering eight stolen motorcycles after a complaint by Rohit Jakhar. The accused were apprehended in Kharar and are under interrogation.

Students of states, including Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, heading back home amid ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, at ISBT-43, Chandigarh, on Friday. (Keshav Singh/HT)

Risk higher at home but want to be with family; Chandigarh youth rush back

Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, Chandigarh residents urgently return home, facing transportation challenges. Universities declare holidays, exams postponed. Students and professionals prioritize family safety, seeking comfort during uncertain times, despite logistical difficulties.

Accused Shankar Shahu from Gumla district in Jharkhand was going to Amritsar with drugs but panicked after police checking began in the train as it reached Ludhiana around 9.30 am, say police (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: 1.1-kg opium seized at railway station, 1 held

Police seized 1.1 kg opium from a 22-year-old man from Jharkhand at Ludhiana railway station. Traveling from Ranchi to Amritsar, the suspect was caught during a routine check and arrested for drug possession.

The tertiary care hospital has already been providing assistance to the hospitals in Jammu and Kashmir. (HT File)

Chandigarh PGIMER deputes 13-member medical team to J&K

PGIMER sends 13-member medical team to Jammu & Kashmir, including 8 doctors from various specialties, 2 nursing officers, and 3 support staff, to provide national duty assistance amid ongoing operational readiness.

Harman Bhullar, a local operator who usually drives tourists to Manali and Dharamshala, says that with uncertainty surrounding travel, no one is willing to take the risk right now. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Taxi operators see drop in business

Ludhiana taxi operators face a 70% business drop due to travel cancellations, triggered by recent border tensions and the Pahalgam attack. Summer tourism to hill stations like Srinagar and Leh-Ladakh has been severely impacted, with 12,000 bookings cancelled.

The people of his parliamentary constituency, who are bearing the brunt of the ongoing violence, need his leadership and support. (HT File)

AIP urges Centre to release Er Rashid

AIP calls for Er Rashid's release, arguing his leadership is crucial for Baramulla constituency during India-Pakistan tensions. The MP has historically supported border area residents during crises, and his presence could provide relief and democratic credibility.

Sections 115(2) (voluntarily causing hurt), 126(2) (wrongful restraint), 324(2) (mischief), 351(2) (criminal intimidation), 191(3) (unlawful assembly), and 190 (rioting with deadly weapons) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita have been slapped on the accused. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Liquor firm employee alleges assault by co-worker

A liquor company employee was allegedly assaulted and threatened at gunpoint by a co-worker and his aides outside a liquor vend in Ludhiana. Police registered a case and are searching for the accused, who fled after the incident.

Mehbooba Mufti, former chief minister and president of Jammu and Kashmir People's Democratic Party (PDP) addresses a press conference in Srinagar on Friday. (AFP)

Mehbooba, Mirwaiz call on India, Pak leaders for peace

Kashmir leaders Mehbooba Mufti and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urge Indian and Pakistani leaders to de-escalate tensions, highlighting the suffering of J&K residents, particularly children and border communities, caught in the ongoing conflict.

The project, which will cost over <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1.3 crore for the survey alone.

Bengaluru to get fourth major rail hub as Devanahalli survey gets approval: Report

Bengaluru plans a fourth rail hub near Devanahalli to ease infrastructure congestion, with a survey approved to explore a new mega terminal. The project aims to redistribute train traffic and address capacity challenges in the rapidly growing city.

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