Chandigarh-Punjab Big News: Rain Soaks Paddy, Coronation of Congress State President; Navratri Celebrations in Temples.

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.VINAY KOCHHAR/PUNJAB/CHANDIGARH.

Rain Damages Paddy Crop in Punjab

While the rain has brought pleasant weather to Punjab, the paddy crop stored in markets across various districts has suffered significant damage. Paddy crops were seen floating in the grain market in Fazilka after the rain, flooding the market up to knee-deep water. Paddy crops in markets in Ferozepur, Moga, and other districts have also been damaged. Standing paddy crops in Sunam were also damaged due to heavy rain and wind. This unseasonal rain has increased the concerns of farmers.

Punjab Congress State President Pargat Singh Crowned in Chandigarh

Amidst the leadership change in the Punjab Congress, a ceremony was held at the Punjab Congress Bhawan in Chandigarh to crown Pargat Singh as State President. The Congress party displayed its strength at the event, with Punjab Congress in-charge Sachin Pilot as the main guest. Raja Warring and Channi were also present on the stage. During his coronation, Pargat Singh launched a scathing attack on the BJP and AAP. He also spoke of the unity of the Congress party from the stage.

CM Mann attacks Delhi Police’s entry into the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has taken a strong stance regarding the alleged police entry into the historic Gurdwara Sri Bangla Sahib in Delhi. He strongly condemned the incident, calling it a direct attack on the sanctity of the Gurudwara and Sikh religious beliefs. He said that the Delhi Police, bareheaded and wearing shoes, entered the Gurudwara Sahib complex to evict protesting youth. This police action has violated the sanctity and dignity of the Gurudwara. The Sikh community will never forget this act.

Pakistan out, Bangladesh to play in the Asian Champions Trophy

The match between India and Pakistan, scheduled for the men’s Asian Hockey Champions Trophy in Punjab, will no longer take place. Following Pakistan’s withdrawal from the tournament, Bangladesh will replace them. Despite this, the schedule of the tournament has not been changed. All league stage matches of the tournament, scheduled to be held from October 27th to November 5th, will be played at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar. Citing the current sensitive relations between India and Pakistan and security concerns, the Pakistan Hockey Federation had demanded that the tournament be relocated to another country or its matches be held at a neutral venue. The Asian Hockey Federation did not accept this demand, leading to Pakistan’s decision to withdraw from the tournament.

Four people injured in bus-car collision in Punjab

A car and a PRTC minibus collided violently on the Sem drain during rain on Sunday near village Leela on Sidhwan Bet Road on the Jalandhar Highway. The impact was so severe that both vehicles were severely damaged. The bus went out of control and crashed into a paddy field. A total of four people, both in the bus and car, were injured in the accident and were rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Navratri Celebrations in Chandigarh Temples

An atmosphere of reverence and devotion prevailed in Chandigarh’s temples on Sunday, marking the beginning of Sharadiya Navratri. The doors of the temples opened early in the morning, and devotees began arriving to seek the blessings of Goddess Bhagwati. Recitations of Durga Saptashati, Durga Stuti, prayers, and aarti were organized in the temples. The walk, which began at 6 a.m. from the PGI’s Caren Block, proceeded towards Sukhna Lake.

Walk for Mental Health Organized in Chandigarh

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the PGI Institute organized a Walk for Mental Health in Chandigarh. Doctors, professors, and members of the public participated enthusiastically. The walk raised awareness about mental health. The walk, which began at the PGI’s Caren Block, concluded at Sukhna Lake.###USA###UK###CANADA####PUNJAB###AMRITSAR###CHANDIGARH###LUDHIANA###JALANDHAR###PATIALA###GERMANY###ITLAY###SINGAPORE###AUSTRIA###ROME###

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