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Amritsar boys help team stun Pakistan, keep India’s gold dream alive - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Veteran hockey players and enthusiasts in Amritsar erupted in celebration after India edged past arch-rivals Pakistan 4-3 in a dramatic semifinal of the Asian Games in Japan, with local star Harmanpreet Singh playing a starring role in the high-voltage encounter. Harmanpreet, the Indian captain and one of the world’s leading defenders and drag-flickers, scored twice as India built a commanding lead before Pakistan staged a major fightback. With the match locked at 3-3 in the closing stages, Abhi
Bohru: Amritsar village of reformers, freedom fighters and educators - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Natives of Bohru village have made significant contributions to historic events in this part of the country. They have been at the forefront of various social and national causes, from the Saka Nankana Sahib and the freedom struggle to the establishment of educational and healthcare institutions. Eminent villagers helped establish a school and a hospital, laying the foundation for the village’s development. Perhaps the most significant and emotional chapter in Bohru’s history is its connection w
EC puppet at BJP’s hands, says Cong during Amritsar meet - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Reacting to the SIR controversy, Congress leaders today joined the clamour for the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Company Bagh. Led by Sukhwinder Singh Danny Bandala, executive president, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee, and president, DCC, Amritsar, party workers took to sloganeering, seeking a course correction. They alleged that the Election Commission was reduced to a mere puppet by the BJP. Earlier, party leaders from the city and Jalandhar paid a visit to the Golde
Amritsar leaders support LPU students amid unrest over rape claim - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The students’ stir against the management of Lovely Professional University (LPU), which turned violent in Phagwara on Sunday, evoked different reactions from leaders of political parties based in the holy city. Following rumours circulating on social media about the alleged rape and suicide of a student at LPU, incidents of violence, including widespread unrest, vandalism and highway blockades, were witnessed on the campus. Vishal Malhotra, state general secretary of the Indian Youth Congress,
Cops barking up wrong tree: Locals on action against minor traffic offences - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Traffic rules seem to have gone for a toss in the city, it seems. Once you hit the road, the ride is risky, say locals, pointing towards the growing number of trucks loaded with construction material plying on busy stretches and highways. With unregistered tractor-trailers spotted on city roads during peak hours almost every day, the residents flayed the slack attitude of the traffic police and the regional transport towards the glaring violation. Airing his woes, Ravinder Sultanwind, a local, s
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