"Restoring Punjab's lost glory is what we will work for," Manpreet, the estranged nephew of ex-Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, told.

Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh was promising lot many things to the electorates, but to hide his "lie" party used the face of Manmoh...

Badal said that the SAD-BJP alliance was everlasting and both the parties should not be seen as different from each other.

BJP today asked Congress and Manpreet Singh Badal, who merged his outfit, Peoples Party of Punjab, with Congress, to clear their stand on s...

Manpreet said Congress is "the right platform" for PPP's agenda, which is growth of Punjab and asserted there were "no pre-conditions".

Manpreet Badal, the estranged nephew of Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, today joined Congress after meeting party Vice President...

Captain Amarinder Singh is likely to invite Manpreet Badal to his coronation rally on December 13 at Bathinda- known as Parkash Singh Badal...

Harsimrat, who is daughter-in-law of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, was leading by a narrow margin of 42 votes, election office said.

Manpreet is contesting on Cong ticket from Bathinda with the backing of CPI and PPP. He is locked in a fierce contest against sitting SAD M...

Sitting MP of Akali Dal Harsimrat Kaur and her brother-in-law Manpreet Singh Badal - are facing each other in the Malwa heartland

To avoid confusion Manpreet will contest from the seat on the Congress symbol, though he has not yet merged his party with the Congress.

Maheshinder is popular among the downtrodden for his charity works. When Manpreet launched his campaign from Lambi on March 27

Manpreet Singh Badal may contest the Bathinda seat using the Congress party symbol , rather than of his own PPPthat he has been using in el...

Congress and Manpreet Singh Badal led People's Party of Punjab (PPP) today announced an alliance to fight the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.

CM said that country needs a federal govt structure in accordance with the Constitutional recommendations for the consistent development.

An estimated 65% voters today exercised their franchise in the Punjab elections which passed off peacefully barring minor skirmishes.

Punjab's former finance minister Manpreet Singh Badal today floated his own political party named Peoples Party of Punjab (PPP).