Two Bombs in Punjab

Introduction

Two small bombs exploded on Tuesday night in Jalandhar and Amritsar. The bombs were near military buildings.

Main Body

The first bomb was on a scooter in Jalandhar at 8:00 PM. The second bomb exploded in Amritsar at 11:15 PM. No people died or got hurt. Police Chief Gaurav Yadav says Pakistan planned these attacks. He says Pakistan wants to make the area unsafe. Some groups on the internet say they did it, but the police do not believe them. Now, politicians are angry. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann says the BJP party planned this for the elections. The BJP and other parties say the government is bad at security. They want the Chief Minister to leave his job.

Conclusion

The police and special agents are looking for the people who did this. The state is still on high alert.

Learning

πŸ•’ Time & Place Patterns

Look at how we describe where and when things happen. This is the key to moving from A1 to A2.

1. The 'At' Rule (Time) We use at for specific clock times:

  • at 8:00 PM
  • at 11:15 PM

2. The 'In' Rule (Cities/Areas) We use in for cities or regions:

  • in Jalandhar
  • in Amritsar
  • in Punjab

3. The 'On' Rule (Surfaces/Days) We use on for things we can touch or specific days:

  • on a scooter (surface)
  • on Tuesday night (day)

Quick Map: Clock Time β†’ at City/Country β†’ in Surface/Day β†’ on

Vocabulary Learning

bomb (n.)
an explosive device that can cause damage
Example:The bomb was hidden in the trash can.
exploded (v.)
to burst or blow up suddenly
Example:The firework exploded in the sky.
night (n.)
the time after sunset and before sunrise
Example:It was very dark during the night.
scooter (n.)
a small motorbike that you can sit on
Example:She rode her scooter to school.
police (n.)
people who keep the law and protect people
Example:The police arrived quickly.
chief (n.)
the main or most important person in a group
Example:The chief of the team gave a speech.
planned (v.)
to decide before you do something
Example:They planned the trip for next month.
attack (n.)
an act of violence against someone
Example:The attack surprised everyone.
unsafe (adj.)
not safe; dangerous
Example:The road was unsafe after the storm.
alert (adj.)
watchful and ready to act
Example:The security guard was alert at all times.