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Satluj: Embers of the Past

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By Siddharth Singh Verified
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AT 80 YEARS of age, Kashmir Singh has a sprightly gait, bar a slight limp in one foot. Singh, who came for evening prayers to the gurdwara near Jagaron in Ludhiana district, ended up watching Satluj, the film that is now a rage in Punjab. The film, based on the life and activism of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a ‘human rights’ activist who was killed in 1995, drew crowds across gurdwaras and gatherings in the state.
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Satluj: Embers of the Past

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By Siddharth Singh Verified
| OPEN Verified
AT 80 YEARS of age, Kashmir Singh has a sprightly gait, bar a slight limp in one foot. Singh, who came for evening prayers to the gurdwara near Jagaron in Ludhiana district, ended up watching Satluj, the film that is now a rage in Punjab. The film, based on the life and activism of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a ‘human rights’ activist who was killed in 1995, drew crowds across gurdwaras and gatherings in the state.
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How connected vehicle intelligence cuts bulk hauler downtime

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By Siddharth Singh Verified
| Bulk Transporter Verified
Ask bulk haulers what keeps them up at night, and their answer usually isn’t the rate per mile. It’s the truck that doesn’t show up—a grain trailer stuck on the shoulder during harvest, a tank wagon that dies halfway through its third load of the day, or an aggregate truck that won’t start before the morning shift. And, in bulk freight, a breakdown doesn’t just come with a repair bill. It shatters a delivery window somebody downstream was counting on.
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