According to his poll affidavit, Badal has a tractor worth Rs 3.89 lakh in his name. He has gold jewellery worth Rs 6 lakh and deposits wor...

During campaigning, Amarinder, who is contesting from Patiala and Lambi seats, stopped frequently to speak to villagers and listened to the...

"The Akali Dal has brought rapid development to Punjab in 10 years. We have spent much more money than the previous Congress government," h...

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...

He lambasted the Badals for their "criminalisation" of Punjab through "patronisation" of the transport, sand, liquor mafia etc.

Lambi is witnessing a triangular contest between Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh and journalist-t...

Captain Amarinder said the day he wins the seat current chief mnister Parkash Singh Badal will run away and never show his face again.

Sidhu, who joined Congress recently, was accompanied by his wife Navjot Kaur and other Congress leaders at the time of filing of papers.

Amarinder also ruled out an alliance with any party, even as he said that the Congress President would decide on the chief ministerial face...

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...

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.

These dramatic events only seem an example of the apparent anger against the Badals, even in their own backyard.

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