BJP candidate, lost by one vote, accused the Mohali administration of working under the Government and using force Chandigarh 30 May ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Sukhdeep Kaur, the BJP candidate contesting the municipal corporation elections from Ballomajra village (Ward No. 47) in Mohali, has accused the Mohali administration and police of using force and working under the government during the election results. Sukhdeep Kaur, accusing the Mohali administration and police, stated that during the election results announced on May 29th, she was declared the loser by one vote to AAP candidate Parminder Kaur. Out of 1,624 polled votes, she received 424, while Parminder Kaur received 425 and was declared the winner. She objected to the counting process with SDM Damandeep Kaur, Shaminder Singh, and others. However, Damanpreet Kaur ignored her request and called the police to force her out of the hall. They created a huge uproar and protested against the high-handedness of the administr...
Max Hospital, Mohali raises awareness on asthma management
Chandigarh 5 May ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : On the occasion of World Asthma Day, doctors at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mohali, highlighted the importance of early diagnosis, proper treatment, and awareness in managing asthma, a chronic respiratory condition affecting many people worldwide and increasingly seen across all age groups.
“Asthma is a long-term disease that causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to symptoms such as breathlessness, wheezing, persistent cough, chest tightness, and difficulty in breathing. If left unmanaged, it can significantly affect quality of life and, in severe cases, become life-threatening.”
Dr. Kashish Dutta, consultant-pulmonology at Max Hospital, Mohali, said, “Asthma is a manageable condition if diagnosed early and treated correctly. Unfortunately, many patients ignore symptoms or depend on incorrect treatment methods. With proper use of inhalers, regular monitoring, and avoiding triggers like pollution, dust, smoke, and seasonal allergies, patients can lead normal and active lives.”
Dr. Kashish further said, “Air pollution and changing lifestyle habits are significantly contributing to the rising number of asthma cases, especially in urban areas. Patients should follow prescribed treatment plans, avoid self-medication, and seek medical attention if symptoms worsen. It is equally important to remove the stigma associated with inhaler use. Educating patients and caregivers can greatly improve long-term outcomes and quality of life.”
It is also advised people experiencing frequent cough, wheezing, disturbed sleep due to breathing difficulty, or repeated chest congestion to seek timely medical evaluation instead of delaying treatment, she advised.
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