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The Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute recorded an 87.7% success rate on the National Defence Academy Written Examination. Fifty-seven out of sixty-five cadets qualified for the NDA-158 Course, and seven aspirants also passed. This achievement reflects performance in military preparation for local youth.
Punjab Newsline · Oct 10, 2026The Punjab Pollution Control Board highlighted its plastic reduction initiatives at the International Punjab Plastic Action Summit 2026 in Mohali. Experts gathered there to discuss solutions for plastic pollution and waste management across Punjab. The board showcased efforts like Plastic-Free Langar and drives in Patiala.
Punjab Newsline · Oct 11, 2026AAP Punjab Working President Aman Sher Singh noted massive turnout at Youth Run Punjab 2026 in Mohali, Bathinda, Jalandhar, and Amritsar. Thousands gathered to promote sports and a drug-free environment throughout the state. This event showcases community engagement with fitness goals across Punjab.
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Punjab’s Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (MRSAFPI), Mohali, achieved an 87.7% success rate in the National Defence Academy (NDA) (II) Written Examination. Fifty-seven out of sixty-five cadets qualified for the NDA-158 Course. Seven aspirants from a crash course also cleared the exam.
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