Congress Exploits the Poor for Political Gain, Claims Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
Chandigarh, August 4: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated on Tuesday that the Congress party has consistently engaged in vote-bank politics, using the poor, backward classes, and Scheduled Castes solely for political advantage. Referring to former Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Saini remarked that a leader who stood firmly with Punjab Congress during ... Read more Congress Exploits the Poor for Political Gain, Claims Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Chandigarh, August 4: Punjabs Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema presented a proposal in the state assembly on Tuesday. The proposal expressed concerns regarding the central governments decision to mandate the supply and implementation of E-20 petrol nationwide without ensuring consumer protection. Following this, the assembly passed a resolution appealing to the central government to reconsider ... Read more Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Retired army captain's wife found dead in Panchkula house; maid under suspicion
A 70-year-old woman's body was found on a rooftop in Panchkula. Police suspect their maid's involvement after the woman went missing. The deceased had reportedly gone to question the maid about missing jewelry. Officers found the maid's house locked and entered through an adjacent property. The body was discovered hidden behind large floor tiles.
Zigly Pet Care , Indias first omnichannel pet care brand, celebrated the third edition of International Happy Pets Day (IHPD) across its centres nationwide. Building on the success of the previous two editions, the annual celebration, coinciding with Friendship Day, brought together pet parents and their furry companions to celebrate the special bond they share while promoting pro-active pet healthcare. During the event, Zigly Pet Care also reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Indias pet care ecosystem by making quality veterinary care more accessible, integrated and community-driven. Pet parents with their furry companions at the IHPD 2026 celebrations The day-long celebration, hosted at 35 centres in 15+ cities across the country, witnessed the participation of over 2,500 pets and more than 3,500 pet parents. Under the theme Life is Simply, Undeniably Better Together, International Happy Pets Day 2026 featured a range of engaging experiences for pets and their parents, while encouraging proactive healthcare with complimentary health check-ups and wellness consultations. The event also marked the launch of Pet First Aid Kits, reinforcing the brands focus on proactive pet healthcare. As part of the event, pet parents also participated in the veterinarian-led pet first aid workshop, where they learned essential emergency care techniques. The occasion also saw the expansion of veterinary-led services, with the Noida centre being upgraded to a 24x7 veterinary facility and the Defence Colony centre receiving dedicated veterinary services. Adding to these services, primary & secondary care such as diagnostics, X-rays, upgraded surgeries, and physiotherapy have also been introduced in the DLF Lucknow & Basant Lok centre. Launch of Zigly Cares during IHPD 2026 Commenting on the occasion, Saurabh Jain, CEO, Zigly Pet Care , said, International Happy Pets Day has always been about celebrating the unconditional love between pets and their families. This year, we wanted to build on that purpose by placing proactive pet healthcare at the heart of the celebration. Alongside bringing pet communities together, we are expanding our veterinary ecosystem through upgraded 24x7 facilities, dedicated veterinary services across more centres, and the launch of Pet First Aid Kits. Together, these initiatives reflect our vision of creating Indias most trusted and comprehensive pet healthcare ecosystem, where pet parents can access quality care, expert advice and essential healthcare services whenever they need them. To make the event more interesting, a diverse lineup of games such as Snuffle Mat challenge, Best Trick Showdown, Pet Bingo, among others strengthened the bond between pets and their parents. To keep these memories alive and celebrate the journey so far, pet parents also enjoyed the caricature and photo booth sessions. The celebrations culminated with the Zigly Pet Care Awards, recognising inspiring stories from the pet community, followed by a group celebration that brought together pet parents, creators and animal lovers. Further strengthening its commitment to community animal welfare, Zigly Pet Care also announced the launch of Zigly Cares nutritious dry food created for community dogs. Available in 100 gm and 1 kg packs, 100 percent of the proceeds from every pack sold will be used to support the welfare of street animals. This also enables every pet parent to contribute towards the wellbeing of community animals through their everyday purchases. Adding purpose to the celebrations, 100 percent of the proceeds from International Happy Pets Day ticket sales, worth INR 6 lakhs, were handed over to the Zigly Foundation. The proceeds will help to support initiatives such as anti-rabies vaccination, deworming, reflective collar drives, rescue efforts, and facilitating adoptions for community dogs. As Zigly Pet Cares flagship annual community initiative, International Happy Pets Day continues to unite pet parents, veterinarians, creators and animal lovers while creating meaningful impact beyond pet care by supporting the wellbeing of community animals. Through International Happy Pets Day, Zigly Pet Care continues to evolve beyond a pet care retailer into a comprehensive pet healthcare ecosystem. By combining celebration, education, expanded veterinary infrastructure, proactive pet healthcare and community engagement, the brand is creating an integrated care journey that supports pets and their families at every stage of life while advancing its vision of making high-quality pet care more accessible across India. About Zigly Pet Care Zigly Pet Care is a leading omnichannel ecosystem for pet care, offering comprehensive veterinary care, best-in-class grooming and spa services, pet fashion, pet food, and more. With Pet Care Centres across Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Indore, Dehradun, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Mumbai, and Pune, Zigly Pet Care is steadily expanding its physical presence to major cities nationwide. As a direct-to-consumer (D2C) pet care brand, Zigly Pet Care is committed to delivering innovative, integrated solutions for pet parents. Visit your nearest Zigly Pet Care Centre, explore www.zigly.com, or download the Zigly Pet Care App to discover the Zigly Pet Care experience. Zigly Pet Care is part of Cosmo First Ltd. About Cosmo First Ltd. Established in 1981 by Mr. Ashok Jaipuria, Cosmo First Limited is a four-decade-old global conglomerate. Its consumer vertical comprises Cosmo Consumer covering Window Films, Paint Protection Films, and Ceramic Coatings for automobiles and Zigly Pet Care, a digital-first omnichannel pet care ecosystem. Its industrial vertical includes Cosmo Films (specialty films for packaging, labels, lamination, and industrial applications), Cosmo Speciality Chemicals (coatings, adhesives, and masterbatches), and Cosmo Plastech (rigid packaging). With sustainable innovation and R&D at its core, Cosmo First serves customers across 100+ countries.
Haryana CM Saini Criticizes Opposition Over Paper Leak Issues
Chandigarh, August 4: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed several issues on Tuesday in Chandigarh. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis efforts, criticized the opposition regarding paper leak incidents, and expressed pride in Haryana athletes performances at the Commonwealth Games. He also provided details about the upcoming Tiranga Yatra scheduled from August 9 to ... Read more Haryana CM Saini Criticizes Opposition Over Paper Leak Issues
Vlaeminck, Brown Headline Australia A Women's Squad For India Tour
T20 World Cup: Experienced international fast bowlers Darcie Brown and Tayla Vlaeminck will spearhead an Australia A women's squad for the India tour, starting September 12. The three-week tour comprises three T20s in New Chandigarh, three 50-over fixtures in Mohali and a four-day match at the picturesque Dharamshala ground in a three-week tour. The tour will mark a long-awaited return to top-flight cricket for Vlaeminck, who has endured a run with injuries, while Brown will feature in the white-ball component of the tour. Tahlia Wilson will captain Australia A in the 50-over matches in Mohali. Victoria's Nicole Faltum will captain in the T20 matches, while Tasmania's Rachel Trenaman will skipper in the four-day match. Vlaeminck dislocated her bowling shoulder while fielding on the boundary in the opening over of her first match of the 2024 T20 World Cup. She had lost her Cricket Australia contract in April following the torrid run of shoulder, foot and knee injuries. Brown was a surprise omission for Australia's T20 World Cup campaign which saw the Sophie Molineux-led side sweep through the tournament undefeated. She was effectively been replaced in the national side by Lucy Hamilton. National selector Shawn Flegler said, Both bring invaluable international experience to the group and having them alongside some of our younger players provides a great opportunity for those emerging cricketers to learn from two world-class fast bowlers while continuing their own development. The squad will be coached by Gavan Twining, stepping in from his role as an assistant with Australia's senior side, with Mick Delaney and Cameron Boyce his assistants. National selector Shawn Flegler said, Both bring invaluable international experience to the group and having them alongside some of our younger players provides a great opportunity for those emerging cricketers to learn from two world-class fast bowlers while continuing their own development. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Australia A squad to tour India: Darcie Brown, Maitlan Brown, Nicole Faltum, Tess Flintoff, Sianna Ginger, Charli Knott, Anika Learoyd, Katie Mack, Lilly Mills, Frankie Nicklin, Hayley Silver-Holmes, Rachel Trenaman, Courtney Webb, Tahlia Wilson, Tayla Vlaeminck Article Source: IANS
Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Repeated Paper Leaks
Chandigarh, August 4: The Punjab Assembly passed a resolution condemning the frequent paper leaks occurring across the country. The resolution was adopted unanimously. After the debate, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann addressed the media, stating that the repeated paper leaks during the tenure of the BJP-led central government have shattered the hopes of millions of students. ... Read more Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Repeated Paper Leaks
Haryana Gang Caught Cheating in Baba Farid University Pharmacy Exam, Says Punjab Education Minister
Chandigarh, August 4: Punjabs Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains revealed on Monday that a cheating gang from Haryana used modified mobile phones, hidden wireless earpieces, and other high-tech devices to facilitate cheating during the pharmacy exam at Baba Farid University of Health Sciences. During a discussion on a censure motion regarding repeated paper leaks and ... Read more Haryana Gang Caught Cheating in Baba Farid University Pharmacy Exam, Says Punjab Education Minister
Home Guard jawan dies by suicide
Stray dog menace stalks Mohali mornings, 17 bitten in 48 hrs
Attacks Reported From Mohali, Zirakpur, Kharar And Nayagaon; Residents Demand Urgent Action As Civic Bodies Lack Stray Dog Census
Land auctioned, Airport Road curve straightening hit again
Akali Dal Criticizes Punjab Governments Attitude Towards Employees
Chandigarh, August 4: The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has called on government employees to support the party. On Monday, the party welcomed the Punjab and Haryana High Courts order directing the Punjab government to pay 14,191 crore in pending dearness allowance (DA) within 15 days. SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia informed the media that the ... Read more Akali Dal Criticizes Punjab Governments Attitude Towards Employees
Defeat those bent on weakening Sikh institutions: Sukhbir
Mayor launches street upgrade work in Mauli Jagran
Labour commissioners office to move to Ambala
Move Aims To Ease Access To Labour Services For Workers, Industries Across 4 Districts
Canada saroop row: Vancouver Sikh body urges safeguards at Akal Takht
AIIMS, IIT Indore join hands for affordable & advanced patient care
Woman, brother held for Rajasthan youth's murder
Batala grenade attack: 2 juveniles detained as police launch Operation Prahar 4.0
Batala police detained two juveniles following a grenade attack on a police chowki. Operation Prahar 4.0 aims to prevent disturbances ahead of Independence Day celebrations. Investigations revealed three individuals were involved in the recent grenade attack incident. Police are actively searching for the third suspect and verifying their age. This operation has led to numerous arrests and seizures of illegal items.
Sikh thinkers demand transparency over transportation of Guru Granth Sahib saroops
Sikh Sangat in Vancouver seeks measures to prevent future disputes over sacred saroop transportation. Scholars urge SGPC and Akal Takht to ensure strict adherence to Sikh maryada. SGPC Secretary claims no disrespect occurred and saroops reached Canada safely. Panthic thinkers call for an impartial inquiry to establish facts regarding the transportation. Organisations demand investigations and strict action against those responsible for alleged violations.
Police arrest Hisar man for killing wife, their 2 kids
Bodies cremated amid grief as police book accused on murder charges, probe into triple deaths gathers pace
Lawyers call off stir over LADC scheme after assurance from Centre, CJI
Punjab, Haryana & Chandigarh Bar bodies call off strike after assurance of policy review, fresh appointments put on hold till September
Haryana weather: Cyclonic circulation, monsoon trough to trigger widespread rain till Aug 6
ABVP to Stage Protest Against Paper Leak on August 5 in Punjab
Chandigarh, August 3: The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Punjab has announced an intensified movement against paper leak incidents in the state. The organization declared that it will stage a protest at the Punjab Assembly on August 5. A large number of students and youth will march towards the Assembly from the rally ground in ... Read more ABVP to Stage Protest Against Paper Leak on August 5 in Punjab
First batch of Indian traders returns from China as Shipki La barter trade resumes
Cong rift rings loud in Bathinda as Warring makes protester dial Channi onstage
Says Wont Quit Under Sloganeering Pressure; Go Back Baghel Posters In Muktsar
33.8k schools under PM-Poshan in Punjab, Haryana, but no figure on food-safety registration
Justice Liberhan, who headed Babri Masjid demolition probe commission, dies
Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan, who headed the one-man commission that investigated the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition, passed away at the age of 87 in Chandigarh. A former Chief Justice of the Madras and Andhra Pradesh High Courts, he had an illustrious judicial career spanning over three decades
Punjab High Court Orders Government to Clear DA Arrears Within 15 Days
Chandigarh, August 3: The Punjab and Haryana High Court dealt a significant blow to the Aam Aadmi Party government on Monday. The court directed the state government to release the pending dearness allowance (DA) for government employees and pensioners within 15 days. Additionally, the High Court has imposed a ban on large-scale advertising campaigns until ... Read more Punjab High Court Orders Government to Clear DA Arrears Within 15 Days
Sentient World today released the findings of a first-of-its-kind multi-state investigation into dairy operations across India, documenting widespread animal welfare, public health, and environmental concerns across more than 100 dairy units in Chandigarh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Bihar, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh. Conducted between 10 February and 15 April 2026 , the investigation examined a diverse range of dairy operations, from household-level farms to medium-scale facilities and large unregulated dairy clusters. The investigation found that poor animal welfare and unhygienic dairy practices were not isolated incidents but recurring patterns across locations. Many dairy units were operating in residential neighbourhoods or near public spaces, often within 10 to 300 metres of homes and water bodies, raising concerns about public health, environmental contamination and regulatory compliance. Investigators documented overcrowding across a majority of facilities, with animals routinely subjected to prolonged tethering, including double and triple tethering and, in many cases, restraint through the nose or mouth. Dairy units housed anywhere between 10 and 500 animals, with an average of approximately 50 animals per unit. The report records widespread evidence of compromised animal welfare, including malnutrition, untreated wounds, swollen joints, skin infections and behavioural signs of distress. Calves were frequently found tethered for extended periods, often without adequate shelter, while investigators documented multiple instances of Khal baccha practices used to stimulate milk let-down. Indications of oxytocin use, including visible bottles, syringes and admissions by some dairy operators, were also recorded during the investigation. Investigators further observed that milking was commonly carried out in highly unhygienic conditions, often adjacent to open drains, sewage and accumulated waste. Milk was frequently stored in open containers, while manure and slurry were routinely discharged into open drains. In several locations, improper carcass disposal and dairy waste management practices pointed to broader environmental and public health risks. The investigation also highlighted systemic challenges facing the sector. Across multiple states, dairy owners reported inadequate access to veterinary care, vaccination programmes, insurance and government support. These findings, coupled with inconsistent enforcement of existing regulations, suggest significant gaps in oversight and accountability. Key Observations 100 plusdairy units investigated across six states between 10 February and 15 April 2026. Dairy operations ranged from 10 to 500 animals, averaging around 50 animals per unit. Overcrowding and prolonged tethering, including double and triple tethering, were commonly documented. 2 instances of Khal baccha practices and 90 per cent of units used oxytocin In urban areas, 70-80% of dairy units are close to residential areas, and around 5-10% units are close to water bodies in cities. In rural areas, 40-60% of the dairy units work close to residential areas, similar to cities, and around 20% are close to water bodies in villages. Established operational patterns: Similar husbandry, milking and waste management practices were observed across multiple locations, indicating standardized operational methods rather than isolated occurrences. Limited regulatory monitoring: There was little evidence of regular inspections or timely corrective action, suggesting gaps in routine enforcement. Gaps in farmer support systems: Limited access to veterinary care, training and institutional support appears to contribute to poor welfare and management practices. Low accountability: Inadequate oversight allows non-compliance with existing animal welfare standards to continue with few consequences. Cross-state consistency: The recurrence of similar findings across different states indicates that these challenges are widespread rather than location-specific. Need for stronger implementation: Existing regulations require more consistent implementation, monitoring and accountability to drive meaningful improvements in animal welfare. Investigation videos- youtu.be/8G-YPiSSPbE youtu.be/es7xD-IpAII This investigation demonstrates that poor animal welfare and unhygienic dairy practices are not isolated incidents but systemic issues observed across multiple states where we conducted our investigations. The findings highlight the urgent need for stronger implementation of existing laws, better oversight and greater accountability to safeguard animal welfare, public health and environmental standards," said Abhishek Pandey, CEO, Sentient World . Following the investigation, Sentient World calls for stronger implementation of existing animal welfare, environmental and public health regulations governing dairy operations. The organisation also urges regular inspections of dairy units, improved veterinary support for farmers, and greater accountability to address practices that compromise animal welfare and hygiene. About Sentient World Sentient World is an organisation working to document and expose animal welfare concerns through evidence-based investigations, research and public awareness initiatives. By bringing credible documentation to light, the organisation seeks to strengthen accountability and encourage meaningful improvements in animal welfare standards across sectors.
Aryans LL.B. students bring laurels in exams conducted under PUP
LLB Students of Aryans College of Law, Rajpura, near Chandigarh, brought laurels to the institution by securing outstanding results in the examinations conducted by Punjabi University, Patiala. In the LL.B. First Semester examinations, Richa Agarwal and Taranjit Singh jointly secured the first position with a CGPA of 8.40. Sheetal Mahajan secured the second position with a CGPA of 8.20, while Gurjot Kaur and Haq Nawaz Chaudhary jointly secured the third position with a CGPA of 8.00. Congratulating the achievers, Dr Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group of Colleges, appreciated the dedicated efforts of the students and faculty members.Aryans students have consistently demonstrated excellence not only in academics but also in sports, innovation and cultural activities. Such remarkable results enhance the reputation of the institution and inspire other students to aim higher, said Dr. Kataria. Recently, Aryans College of Law was honoured with the title of Best Private Law College of the Chandigarh Region at the Iconic Brands of North 2026 Awards held in Chandigarh. The award was presented by Bollywood actor Neil Nitin Mukesh and received by Dr. Anshu Kataria. Aryans College of Law has also achieved several significant milestones in legal education. The college was associated with the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) during the years 2019, 2020 and 2021. The institution was also selected as an examination centre for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) conducted through Pearson VUE on behalf of the Law School Admission Council. LSAT scores are recognised by several internationally renowned law schools and universities in the United States and Canada.
Prime Minister Modis Drug-Free Youth Campaign Marks a Historic Initiative: Kewal Singh Dhillon
Chandigarh, August 3: Kewal Singh Dhillon, the President of the Punjab Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis Drug-Free Youth Campaign on Sunday. He described it as a historic initiative aimed at protecting the youth of the nation from addiction and laying the foundation for a strong and prosperous India. Dhillon emphasized that ... Read more Prime Minister Modis Drug-Free Youth Campaign Marks a Historic Initiative: Kewal Singh Dhillon
Golden Score Heartbreak for Chandigarh Judoka Ishroop
Kataria announced Rs 5L aid each for kin of youths who drowned in Haridwar
Illegal firecracker unit busted in Lalru, two held
4 Kalka-Shimla trains suspended till Aug 5 amid landslide risk
Around 50 Chd govt schools lack sports facilities: Survey
Engineering Department Flags Shortage Of Grounds, Courts
Demands grow for high-level probe into Kadu Nala tragedy that killed 13
Forged in Army, Indias CWG Champs In Olive Green
8 Chandigarh heritage pieces to go under the hammer in US
Advocate Seeks MEA Intervention As Pierre Jeanneret Furniture Worth Up To 69L Faces Aug 13 auction
Residents push for CTU bus to Mirzapur
10 vehicles seized in anti-drug crackdown
100-week anti-drug campaign launched; Kataria rallies youth
Man held for sexual assault on minor in Amritsar hotel
HSHDB steps up efforts to repatriate 11th-century idol from British Museum
Sector 45 celebrates Teej with music, tradition
3 city residents lose over 6.5 lakh to cyber frauds
Include private-sector spouses in transfer policy: Manch
Panchkula gears up for Har Ghar Tiranga drive from Aug 9
State-level Partition Horrors Remembrance Day event on Aug 14; CM Saini to attend
Repeat offender held in copper pipe theft case
Brick-batting during Jalandhar mayors procession
Traditional end to Minjar Fair
HP likely to witness below-normal rain in Aug, Sept
CM announces upgrade for Chamba Medical College
Haryana tops SGST growth chart in April-July
Congress focuses on strengthening organisation, steps up campaign against govt
Bolt, Rambo and Romeo: 3 sniffer dogs leading Haryanas fight against drugs
Once on the verge of quitting boxing, Ankush is now a Commonwealth champion
Centre rolls out 100-week nationwide nasha mukti campaign
Injury in both wrists cost Narendra Berwal CWG gold, says family
Punjab tops region in non-conforming food samples, penalties
500 days on, 70,000 arrested under Punjabs anti-drug drive: Mann
CJI to meet Punjab, Haryana lawyers amid stir over LADC
Congress to hike sanitation workers wages to Rs 50k/month: Baghel in Barnala
Bikau: Warring snaps as Congress slogan war spreads to 2 more events
2 bodies found near railway bridge in Kurukshetra
BJP set to form govt in Punjab, procure all crops at MSP: Haryana CM in Faridkot
New Chandigarh, August 2: Aruthran Prabhu, a prominent figure in the karting world, showcased his exceptional skills this weekend. The FIA-Asia Pacific Motorsports Championship gold medalist from Sri Lanka topped the official practice, heat, super heat, and final race in his class, concluding his campaign on a high note. Chennais Rehan Khan Rashid also delivered ... Read more Aruthran Prabhu Dominates Mini Under-10 Class; Karav Roberson, Rehan Khan Rashid, and Rudra Gokulnath Claim Victories
Haryana Tops SGST Collection Growth in India for First Four Months of FY 2026-27
Chandigarh, August 2: Haryana has maintained its top position in the growth of State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) collection for the first four months of the fiscal year 2026-27, following its achievement in the previous fiscal year 2025-26. According to the latest report from the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), Haryanas ... Read more Haryana Tops SGST Collection Growth in India for First Four Months of FY 2026-27
Sher-e-Punjab T20 League Officially Launched with Shubman Gill and Arshdeep Singh as Highlights
New Chandigarh, August 2: The Sher-e-Punjab T20 League was officially launched on Sunday at the PCA International Cricket Stadium. This league aims to provide a platform for emerging cricketers from Punjab. The inaugural tournament will take place from August 30 to September 13, featuring six franchises competing in a round-robin format across 27 matches. Several ... Read more Sher-e-Punjab T20 League Officially Launched with Shubman Gill and Arshdeep Singh as Highlights
Punjab Congress Faces Internal Strife, Harpal Cheema Critiques Leadership
Chandigarh, August 2: Punjabs Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema has criticized the Congress party during Bhupesh Baghels visit to Punjab, highlighting the internal conflicts within the party. He labeled Congress as a disorganized party, claiming its leaders are solely focused on the pursuit of power. Cheema stated, Instead of addressing issues related to Punjab, the ... Read more Punjab Congress Faces Internal Strife, Harpal Cheema Critiques Leadership
Bumrah Likely To Miss Sri Lanka Tests Due To Left Knee Discomfort
Sri Lanka Tests: Ace Indian speedster Jasprit Bumrah is likely to miss the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, starting on August 15 in Galle, due to discomfort in his left knee. Bumrah had missed Indias ODI series decider against England at Lords on July 19, after suffering an impact injury on his left knee and picked up reactive swelling while fielding in the second ODI in Cardiff. The day certain reports said Bumrah passed his fitness test for the Sri Lanka tour, the reality was that he hadnt started bowling yet at that time. He hasnt bowled a ball while being at the BCCI CoE in Bengaluru this week, where the medical team felt he needs more time to recover as he could aggravate the knee injury Bumrah plays straightaway. His total recovery is a priority and it means hes likely to miss out on the trip to Sri Lanka, said a source to IANS on Sunday. Bumrah was initially named in the Shubman Gill-led Test squad subject to him getting the fitness clearance. Now, the Ajit Agarkar-headed senior selection committee is expected to name a replacement. Jammu & Kashmir seam-bowling all-rounder Auqib Nabi has emerged as the front-runner to join the squad as Bumrahs replacement. Nabi, who picked 60 wickets in Jammu & Kashmir winning the Ranji Trophy earlier this year, recently picked six wickets in two matches on the India A tour of Sri Lanka in June-July and also trained with the national side prior to the one-off Test against Afghanistan in New Chandigarh in June. Bumrah was initially named in the Shubman Gill-led Test squad subject to him getting the fitness clearance. Now, the Ajit Agarkar-headed senior selection committee is expected to name a replacement. Jammu & Kashmir seam-bowling all-rounder Auqib Nabi has emerged as the front-runner to join the squad as Bumrahs replacement. Also Read: Live Cricket Score After featuring in a three-day practice match at the NCC in Colombo from August 7-9, the Indian team will travel to Galle where the first Test will be played at the Galle International Stadium starting on August 15. It is followed by the second Test to be played at the Sinhalese Sports Club from August 23-27. Article Source: IANS
Responsible Citizenship at Core of CCF Anniversary Event
Green clearance paves way for Sector 39 wholesale mandi
MC to install ETPs at dhobi ghats, floats plan for waste water treatment
Aug likely to be drier than usual, warmer nights likely
Woman shot during house reclaim bid, lawyer arrested
Victim Suffers Head & Face Injuries; Self-Defence, Claims Suspects Son
MC plans advanced 200-TPD plant to tackle hard-to-process waste
Reclaimed Dadumajra site gets green push
Man held for assaulting cop, home guard volunteer
Mock drill at Hyatt tests I-Day security response
Cyber crooks posing as Adani Gas staff swindle 3 of Rs 6.2 lakh
Fraudsters Used APK Files And Fake Payment Links To Gain Access To Phones, Bank Accounts & Credit Cards
Repeat offender held with 88g of ICE in Chandigarh
Uttarakhand and Chandigarh Shine in Junior Mens National Hockey Championship
Coimbatore, August 1: On Saturday, the 16th Hockey India Junior Mens National Championship 2026 continued at the Coimbatore Hockey Ground. On the fifth day of the tournament, Uttarakhand and Chandigarh secured victories in Division B, while Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Odisha triumphed in Division A matches. The day began with Hockey Uttarakhand delivering a remarkable ... Read more Uttarakhand and Chandigarh Shine in Junior Mens National Hockey Championship
Punjab Police Uncovers Major Drug Smuggling Operation, Seizes 20 Kilograms of Heroin
Chandigarh, August 1: Punjab Police has achieved a significant breakthrough in combating drug trafficking. The Counter Intelligence unit in Amritsar has dismantled a cross-border drug smuggling and organized crime network. One suspect has been arrested, and authorities have seized 20 kilograms of heroin from him. Punjabs Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav announced this ... Read more Punjab Police Uncovers Major Drug Smuggling Operation, Seizes 20 Kilograms of Heroin
CCTV captures moment man hit by train while on phone near Jalandhar
A man died instantly after being struck by a train while crossing railway tracks. He was reportedly talking on his mobile phone when the fatal accident occurred. The incident was captured on CCTV cameras near the DAV Heart railway station. The deceased, Sukhwinder Kumar, was a vegetable vendor living in Jalandhar. Police have taken his body for a post-mortem examination.
Chandigarh woman shot in face during eviction drive, accused lawyer arrested; probe launched
A woman's bid to evict her tenant following a court order became deadly for her in Chandigarh after she was shot in the face, leaving her critically injured, said the police on Saturday. The incident...
AAP launches outreach as sanitation strike drags on
Chandigarh University Uttar Pradesh Advanced Credit Program Gains Strong Response with 1,856 Industry Certifications in One Year
