Ludhiana, May 4 Punjab’s industrial hub, Ludhiana, is drowning in civic collapse. Behind the government’s hollow boasts of “world‑class infrastructure” lies a city gasping for the most basic necessity — a functioning sewerage system. The rot runs so deep that even elite colonies like Model Town are reduced to cesspools, with filthy backflow invading homes after the slightest drizzle. What...
ABOUT THE EDITOR
Mr. Umesh Dewan is a senior journalist with an experience of over two and half decades. With a keen eye over the developments at the national level, particularly in the context of the north Indian states, Mr. Dewan comes forth as a newsman with an ear to the ground. He has worked across Punjab and Uttarakhand with prestigious organizations like The Tribune, The Times of India and Hindustan Times. During his tenure, Mr. Dewan has covered a wide canvas including politics, defence, sports, public welfare, governance, education, industry, energy sector and urban local bodies. Read More...

ABOUT THE EDITOR
Mr. Umesh Dewan is a senior journalist with an experience of over two and half decades. With a keen eye over the developments at the national level, particularly in the context of the north Indian states, Mr. Dewan comes forth as a newsman with an ear to the ground. He has worked across Punjab and Uttarakhand with prestigious organizations like The Tribune, The Times of India and Hindustan Times. During his tenure, Mr. Dewan has covered a wide canvas including politics, defence, sports, public welfare, governance, education, industry, energy sector and urban local bodies. Read More...





























































