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Narender Singh is a senior copy editor. He edits for the Chandigarh news desk of Hindustan Times.

Articles by Narender S Thakur

Punjab health department starts tracing of 2,500 UK returnees over new coronavirus strain fears

The travellers, who arrived in the state in the last one month, will be kept under surveillance along with close contacts of 8 passengers who were tested positive on December 22

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Updated on Dec 26, 2020 02:31 AM IST
ByMandeep Kaur Narula {Edited by Narender S Thakur), Amritsar

Former Bathinda SDM, town planner under lens for irregularities in land acquisition for highway widening

NHAI had found that the nature of 177 khasras (plots) was allegedly changed from agriculture to commercial in an attempt to give undue compensation to nearly 155 private landowners

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Updated on Dec 26, 2020 02:22 AM IST
ByGagandeep Jassowal {Edited by Narender S Thakur), Jalandhar

Uniform farm laws not viable in a diverse country like India, says Punjab Agricultural University report

Says assured MSP will help encourage crop diversification and leaving agri-related disputes to bureaucracy likely to be detrimental

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Updated on Dec 22, 2020 01:49 AM IST
ByMohit Khanna {Edited by Narender S Thakur), Ludhiana

Punjab farmers got 30% higher crop price than their Bihar counterparts due to MSP, says new study

Findings of University of Pennsylvania’s institute reveal that deregulation of markets helped traders more than cultivators; also, private players did not help in creating agriculture infrastructure

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Updated on Dec 20, 2020 08:11 PM IST
ByChetan Chauhan {Edited by Narender S Thakur}, New Delhi

Of faith, floods and stone pelting

The keepers of faith would have hounded, if not killed, me. For, I fell short of committing blasphemy by a whisker. I did not have to take myself to some dungeon to save my beloved life. Writes Narender S Thakur.

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Updated on Nov 02, 2014 06:49 PM IST
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Putting rape in right perspective

A bad theory is as bad as a bad recipe. Or even worse. Recently a young woman from Nagaland, who worked at a mall in Gurgaon, was forced to jump out of a moving car after its driver made an audacious attempt to rape her. Narender S Thakur writes

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Updated on Nov 02, 2014 06:45 PM IST
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