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MeitY, home ministry working to crack down on pro-Khalistan contentOrganisations like Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) led by pro-Khalistani activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun have been declared unlawful and banned in...- 'Dreaming of Khalsa Raj not a crime': Amritpal Singh disowns mother's statementRadical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh distances himself from his mother's statement denying Khalistani support, emphasising his commitment t...
- Radical preacher Amritpal, son of Indira Gandhi's assassin win LS polls as IndependentsRadical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh and Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa, son of one of Indira Gandhi's assassins, have made their maiden entry into...
- Punjab Election Result winner 2024: Who is winning, Congress, AAP or SAD? Full list of winners and losers hereCongress is leading in seven seats in Punjab, with AAP ahead in three, as per Election Commission trends. SAD is leading in one seat, along...
- LS polls: 3 turncoats and former diplomat in BJP's first list for PunjabBJP releases Punjab candidate list including Preneet Kaur, Sushil Kumar Rinku, Ravneet Singh Bittu, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Hans Raj Hans, a...
- NIA chargesheets gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldy Brar, 12 others in terrorist-gangster nexus caseThe agency said the investigations further led the NIA to the hideouts set up across Haryana and Punjab, which were being used to harbour t...
- Dilip Kumar: The actor embodied the aspirations of Independent India’s young and restlessDilip Kumar’s first ‘hit’ was Jugnu in 1947 with Noor Jahan, the famous singer-actor. Hits followed regularly over the next 50 years with h...
- No apology for Jallianwala Bagh as Theresa May repeats deep regretThe Downing Street celebration involved a shabad kirtan performance by students of the Nishkam School in west London.
- Nikki Haley - great advocate of India-US relationship: Indian-AmericansHaley, the first-ever Indian-American in any presidential cabinet, surprised many when she announced her resignation on Tuesday.
- Were Army pay and perks better under the British rule?"In India, the colonial state accorded privileges to the Army because it was essential for British rule," says military historian Squadron ...
- Punjab government following footsteps of Maharaja Ranjit Singh:Parkash Singh BadalBadal said as an ardent Sikh, Maharaja Ranjit Singh ensured the welfare of all his subjects and even toured the state in disguise during ni...
- Supreme Court in 1995: Stray slogans do not attract Section 124A pertaining to seditionSC had said in a 1995 ruling that casual raising of slogans, once or twice by two individuals alone, cannot be said to be aimed at exciting...
- DU polls: ABVP has an edge in 25 collegesGoing by elections at the college level, the traditional rivalry between Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarathi Parishad and National Students' Union o...
- Don't let Dalit murders become a tool to spread violence: Shiv SenaNCP leader and former Dy CM Ajit Pawar, who visited Javkheda, had urged political parties to come together and help relatives of the victim...
- Jammu and Kashmir Polls: BJP sets up election campaign, management committeesAccording to the party spokesperson, Dr Nirmal Singh will be the chairman of the state Election Campaign Committee and Sat Sharma as its Se...
- Delhi university: 100% unlikely, but DU first cutoffs to stay highThe inflation in cutoffs last year had left many gasping. Shri Ram College of Commerce posted 100% as the cutoff for BCom (honours) for non...
- DU second cutoff: BCom, Economics open in many collegesWhile the first cutoff list in Delhi University came as a shocker, the second list will seem like a ray of hope for many.
- It's tough breaking the science barrierIt was never so hard to make it to science courses in Delhi University. Perhaps it's the rising demand for these courses that they have wit...
- Delhi University admission: Finally, the 100% cutoff is hereThe first cut-off for BCom (H) at the Shri Ram College of Commerce reached an unbelievable 100% for the non-commerce aspirants.
- ISI pressing Babbar Khalsa to revive terrorBKI is being pressured, just like Indian Mujahideen terrorists hosted by Pakistan, by its ISI handlers to revive terror activities.
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