SAS Nagar, Mohali Business Information Directory

Mohali, September 16 Three Covid-19 deaths and 249 new cases were reported from Mohali district on Wednesday. A 39-year-old man from Dera Bassi died of the virus at Shalby Hospital. He had diabetes

Mohali Civil Hospital is the only govt Covid facility in SAS Nagar district, and pandemic has had an impact on staff and mothers’ stress levels.

Sanjay BumbrooTribune News ServiceMohali, September 15 An appeal by the Health Department urging people to get themselves tested for Covid-19 in case of fever and other symptoms has received a tremen

Mohali: The police have registered a case against three unknown miscreants after a Sohana resident was robbed at gunpoint inside his shop on Tuesday e.

Mohali woman ends her life over dowry harassment, husband booked

Farmers take out protest march in Mohali against proposed agri laws, power bill

Chemists shops, labs open 24X7 in Mohali

8 coronavirus fatalities take Mohali?s death count past 100

Tribune News ServiceMohali, September 16 A national award-winning writer from Kharar has alleged inaction regarding her complaint against an Inspector of Punjab Police whom she accused of fraudulentl

With as many as 1,554 Covid-19 patients cured in a week, the recovery rate has jumped to 65% from 55% last week. In 74 days, the district has seen a r

Mohali was amongst the top three cities across themes of ‘adventure and travel’, ‘humour’ and ‘doing good deeds’. Other themes of joy that saw interest and contribution from people of Ludhiana were ‘achievement’ and ‘romance’.

Because of a surge in the Covid-19 cases, the district's 15 Sewa Kendras that deliver 276 citizen-centric services will work with only 50% staff and c

The foundation stones of Panchayat Ghars have been laid in five villages of the district under Rashtriya Gram Swaraj Abhiyan. The project is worth Rs

The Punjab government has taken upon the task of doing development work in the district's residential societies, for which the local bodies department

From August 1 to September 15, a total of 131 deaths due to Covid-19 have been reported. The number is highest in the Tricity and alarming for the district administration.