<p>Report by the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) in Original Application No 199 of 2023 in the matter of Kapil Dev & Others Vs State of Punjab & Others.</p> <p>The matter related to unscientific
LUDHIANA: To control the rising levels of industrial water pollution, members of the Chamber of Industrial and Commercial Undertakings (CICU) have decided to adopt an electroplating process based on a
LUDHIANA: The much hyped project of the municipal corporation (MC) to deal with solid waste with the help of three static compactors faces apathy of the authorities. The deadline of August 15 has almost
City hospitals have pulled up their socks to tackle dengue patients and separate wards are being marked to handle such cases. So far, four patients have been confirmed positive for dengue. One patient
35 health teams to visit houses for larva breeding, issue challans Four persons from the city have tested positive for dengue. All patients have been admitted to Dayanand Medical College and Hospital
Despite efforts by the traffic police, a large number of auto-rickshaws plying on city roads has led to traffic snarls across the city. It was in December last year, following the orders of the Punjab
LUDHIANA: Success of the TOI Let's Save Sidhwan campaign resonated at the roundate conference organized on Sunday as part of the Live Green campaign, aimed at developing a green belt in the city. Mridula
A massive afforestation drive launched by the Forest department has taken the steel city, once known for high pollution levels, out of the “most polluted cities of Punjab” bracket. In 2013, Pollution
Statistics have long ceased to alarm the people of Ludhiana. Year 2011 – as per the World Health Organisation (WHO) report, the city had the unenviable distinction of being the fourth most polluted city
Ludhiana: Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Badal's assurance to Ludhiana industrialists to defer the city's master-plan by five years has failed to placate a section of businessmen, with garment industrialists
Ludhiana: Raising a voice against noise pollution, young businessmen from the city carried out a campaign in the city distributing stickers of 'Horn Not OK Please' (HNOP). These young residents have also
