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Lok Sabha polls 2024: Politically influential Malwa belt holds key in PunjabAs far as the parliamentary polls are concerned, eight seats - Ludhiana, Bathinda, Ferozepur, Faridkot (SC), Fatehgarh Sahib (SC), Patiala,...- AAP MLA allegedly slapped by husband, Punjab women's panel steps inHusband Sukhraj Singh, who is also a leader of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, apparently got up and slapped the MLA.
- Four senior Punjab Congress leaders join BJPThey joined the BJP in the presence of Union ministers Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Som Parkash, state unit chief Ashwani Sharma, and senio...
- Congress appoints 4 region-wise observers for Punjab pollsWhile two observers have been appointed for the Malwa region, which has 69 of the total 117 Assembly seats, one observer each has been appo...
- Amarinder Singh announces first list of 22 candidates, former India hockey captain Ajit Pal to contest from NakodarThe first list of candidates from the Doaba region includes Amandeep Singh alias Gora Gill, former Punjab Congress spokesperson, for Bholat...
- NASA spots Punjab, Haryana stubble fires on satellite, follow yearly patternsExperts say that it is too early to compare data as the effects of the monsoon are still at play, with Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pra...
- Sukhjinder Randhawa to be next Punjab CM, as per reports"All MLAs have named Sukhjinder Randhawa chief minister before Congress high command," Congress MLA Pritam Kotbhai told reporters in Chandi...
- Homecoming of a renewed 'Des Punjab' is India's latest wit weapon against PakistanThe transmitter, which will begin Amritsar’s first FM radio broadcast from September 24, will cover a radius of 90 km, reaching not only In...
- Punjab polls: Congress dominated Majha, Doaba and Malwa regionsAAP was hopeful after heavy polling in Malwa region in the single phase election on February 4. However, it could not capitalise on its gai...
- 78.6 per cent polling witnessed in PunjabDistrict wise, maximum polling was witnessed yesterday in Mansa at about 87 per cent while lowest was in Mohali at about 72 per cent.
- Aam Aadmi Party banks heavily on its NRI army in Punjab polls250 volunteers came from Toronto on January 19 and a new batch arrived recently in Amritsar.
- Punjab Assembly election 2017: Congress takes pole position in MajhaThe region, which accounts for 25 seats in the 117-member assembly, has seen a resurgence of Congress under Captain Amarinder Singh and cri...
- Malwa too close, parties turn to MajhaAkalis admit that former cricketer Navjot Sidhu’s contribution helped them regain the lost glory in Majha in 2007 and 2012.
- With neck to neck in Malwa, Congress and AAP find support in MajhaIn 2012, SAD won on 34 seats, up by 15 in 2007 and emerged as a game changer for the party. Whereas Congress won 31 seats, and was down by ...
- For the Congress, a comeback in Majha is key to its fortunesAmarinder Singh, the Congress's de facto chief ministerial face, was the MP from Amritsar until he resigned two months ago.
- Punjab may just be in a mood to look beyond the Akalis and the grand old partyThe BJP is a minor partner of the Akalis, fighting only 23 seats, mostly urban, which is why the note ban is a non-issue in the upcoming po...
- 80 per cent reservation for Punjab residents in industry: Arvind KejriwalKejriwal said he was pained that a "so-called panthic government allowed desecration of holy scripture to happen and then spared the culpri...
- Congress forms coordination Committee for PunjabCongress today constituted a coordination Committee for Punjab to gear up the organisation, but former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh does ...
- TAN adds TV Today Group, Star News, Star Ananda, Star Majha to Live.Indiatimes.comTimes Audience Network (TAN), the digital video arm of the Times Group, re-launched the new design of Live.Indiatimes.com on Friday on-stag...
- Punjab get Rs 2,100cr WB loan for road projectThe World Bank has approved a Rs 2,100-crore funding for the second phase of the Punjab state road sector project, which would see upgradat...
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