Parkash Singh Badal, SAD candidate, polled 66,375 votes while Congress candidate Amarinder Singh secured 43,605 votes.

"The latest percentage for Punjab Assembly polls after re-polling is worked out at 77.36 per cent," an official at the state election offic...

As the parties enter the last leg of campaigning before February 4 elections, AAP is openly taking up the traditional issues of panth (or r...

Rahul will address a public meeting in Majitha tomorrow.

While BSC student Navjot Kaur (18) is from Lambi's Kheowali village, MA student Narinder Kaur (22) is of Bharat village in Sangrur.

AAP’s candidate Jarnail Singh, former journalist infamous for hurling a shoe at Congress leader P Chidambaram, is banking on anti-incumbenc...

The AAP leader, who is also in fray for Punjab polls scheduled next month, said by inducting Sidhu into the party, the Congress is imposing...

In the clash of titans, Aam Admi Party can be the ultimate gainer as both Shiromani Akali Dal and Congress patriarch get ready for a face o...

Reiterating his opposition to "use of violence" against the Badals, he urged the people to "vent their frustration and anger" against the A...

Badal has been representing for years. Both violent incidents rake of huge resentment and anti incumbency Shiromani Akali Dal has been figh...

Both SAD and AAP were getting desperate in the face of their imminent defeat in the Assembly elections and had clearly come to an agreement...

Badal village, which has 3,500-odd inhabitants and a huge ancestral mansion of the CM, is perhaps the most modern village in the state.

A team of wildlife department officials on Sunday visited Pakki Tibbi village of Muktsar district, where hundreds of common cranes were fou...

Punjab politicians are now back in the state and eagerly waiting for the results, to be declared on Tuesday, with bated breath.

Around 1.76 crore voters are expected to cast their franchise today to choose representative from among 1078 candidates.

"Baba Gurmeet Singh Ram Rahim is the real jarnail of Malwa, and he will decide who is going to win from here," insists Raghuvir Singh.

The last day of campaigning saw noholds-barred trading of charges with no issue spared: Girlfriends, drugs, thugs, religious pariahs.