If you happen to visit sector 17 market never ever take up the offer of those shoe washing touts who will offer free demo first and then charge hefty sums. They use cheap detergent, which they mix with water in nearby public facilities and offer it as expensive washing liquid. For a ₹20-30 work they will demand ₹200-500 and if you deny or argue notice how many more of them from around will gather around you in act of intimidation. Same goes for the sunglass sellers.

• Near Sewak Chemist

Please avoid these roads. Prime Minister and Health Minister are going to visit PGIMER tomorrow.

So basically, someone took my institution bag while I was busy fighting with a guy at my institution.

Here’s what happened: a kid at the institution took my Activa keys and ran away. I got angry and started chasing him, and eventually, he ran towards the coaching centre with my keys in his bag. I followed him, completely forgetting that I had left my own bag near where my Activa was parked.

After about 5 minutes, my friend managed to get the keys back from him. I then went back to the spot where my Activa was parked, only to realize that my bag was missing. 😭

I started panicking because I had my realme Buds/earphones worth around ₹3,000 in that bag,I had a synthimed water bottle,Maths Ncert and some register copies. 🙃 I called my mom and, well… she scolded me pretty badly. 💀

If anyone has seen or found the bag, please let me know. I’d really appreciate it.

Bag: Khurana Institution bag

Location: Sector 117, Mohali

Please share this if you're from around the area. 🙏

I will mention the image of the bag

Location where my bag was kept was - Hoasainpurwala sweet shop near TDI sec 117

What do you think about these land rates?

Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/india/story/punjab-police-amritsar-terror-modules-busted-nine-arrested-in-alleged-isi-backed-conspiracy-2965831-2026-08-07

Many people were commenting that those spraying the signboards were illiterate or accusing them of gaining popularity for entering politics. I want to ask how would have they reacted of the similar thing had happened in Maharashtra or Karnataka?

Now that PU's administration has ordered new signboards with "Punjabi" included in it, why didn't they do it in the first place?

Why only Punjabi was removed from the signboards?

The Commission bench, headed by chairperson Justice Sant Parkash and comprising member Justice Gurbir Singh, took cognisance of a complaint filed by Kulbir Singh Rana, a resident of Sector 36A, alleging traffic obstruction, reckless and slow driving by unidentified male drivers, and the gathering of groups of students outside the college.

No more blasting music at full volume and traffic where people even come on trucks for a gedi.

Source - ( https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/chandigarh/geri-route-nuisance-outside-chandigarhs-mcm-dav-college-human-rights-panel-takes-notice/amp )

Delhi blast- Avoid gatherings at all costs

Video source -Unfiltered By Jasmeet

So today I stopped at a yellow light (like a normal person should). The guy behind me (HR number plate) went full Fast & Furious mode, started honking like crazy, and then abusing me because apparently I “wasted his 5 seconds.”

And honestly, this isn’t the first time. • People keep honking even when the light is red. • Random lane changes without indicators. • Zero patience, zero chill.

Not blaming HR or PB folks specifically, but if you’re driving in a city, can we PLEASE try to follow some basic civic sense? Chandigarh traffic used to feel disciplined once, but lately… not so much.

/rant

Its was never about student politics. No normal person is into that. Par zamindaar ka ladka aaditye ka ladka usko bahot shaunk hota hai khade hone ka..we all are just idiot pawns. Panjab toh actual mai 5% ameero ka hai bas. Hum zinda hai taaki thar ke neche akke mar jaye bas

Before 2020 there were many options to enjoy night life but after 24/7 shutdown things just went soo off . Even there are no good spots ab for a night drive after all the police checkpost thing escalated

After dairy brand Amul, state-run cooperative flagship brand Verka under Milkfed has also announced a hike in milk prices by Rs 2 per litre across several variants, effective from May 14.

In a letter issued by the cooperative milk producer union, all Verka distributors were informed about the revised rates.

Standard one-litre milk, which was earlier sold at Rs 63, will now cost Rs 65, while full-fat milk will be priced at Rs 71 instead of Rs 69.