Chugh demands NIA probe into Gurdaspur policemen’s killing Asks CM Mann to resign as Home Minister Chandigarh 23 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Expressing deep sorrow over the brutal killing of two Punjab Police personnel at a border post in Gurdaspur district, BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh said the sacrifice of the brave officers will not go in vain and the nation stands firmly with their bereaved families. He described the incident as deeply disturbing and a direct assault on the security framework of a sensitive border state. Given the proximity of the police post to the Indo-Pak international border and the emerging indications of possible cross-border involvement, Chugh demanded an immediate probe by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). He said the matter is far too serious to be left to a routine state-level investigation and requires a comprehensive national security inquiry to uncover any larger conspiracy. Terming the incident a glaring collapse of the ...
Nukkad natak on gastroenterology and nephrology awareness held at Nawanshahr
Nawanshahr 23 February ( PDL ) : A nukkad natak on gastroenterology and nephrology awareness was organized by Livasa Hospital Nawanshahr in collaboration with Divya Jyoti Jagriti Sansthan, Nawanshahr here on Sunday. The natak which was attended by over 600 people from surrounding villages, highlighted awareness on recognizing symptoms early, avoiding self-medication, and seeking timely medical advice.
During the occasion, Dr Amninder Kaur consultant –nephrology and Dr Sukhraj Pal Singh consultant–gastroenterology at Livasa conducted an interactive Q&A session. They clarified myths, explained early warning signs of kidney and digestive disorders while emphasizing the importance of timely medical consultation and preventive care.
Anurag Yadav, CEO- Livasa Hospitals, said: “True healthcare begins with awareness. When communities understand symptoms, risks, and preventive measures, they become empowered to protect their families. Such grassroots initiatives reflect our belief that prevention is better than cure and that knowledge is the first step toward wellness.” This initiative was not just an event, it was a movement to bring healthcare conversations to the streets, making them accessible, relatable, and impactful for everyone, said Abhinav Srivastava regional facility director Livasa Hospitals.”
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