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Year 2025: Punjab braved worst floods in decades; many youths deported from USPunjab faced a turbulent 2025. Catastrophic floods caused widespread damage and loss of life. Farmers were evicted from border points. Yout...- Tarn Taran bypoll: AAP hopes to retain seat; Congress, BJP look to alter status quoTarn Taran is gearing up for a significant assembly bypoll. The ruling AAP seeks to hold the seat against strong challenges from Congress, ...
- NIA chargesheets key associate of Khalistani terrorists in Punjab terror conspiracy caseNIA has filed a chargesheet against Gurpreet Singh, an associate of Khalistani terrorists Rinda and Landa, in a Punjab terror plot. He was ...
- Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha Polls: Radical Amritpal Singh's kin, supporters keep drug fight narrative goingJailed Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh's entry into the Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha seat as an Independent candidate, campaigning on a pro-Panth, ...
- Those who tried to spoil Punjab's atmosphere will get ‘strictest' punishment: CM Bhagwant Mann on Mohali attackMann also held a meeting with Punjab Director General of Police V K Bhawra and top officials of the Intelligence Wing here and sought a rep...
- Republic Day protests: Did Tarn Taran youth unfurl the Nishan Sahib on Red Fort?According to a video , which has gone viral on the Internet, a youth is heard saying that Jugraj Singh of Vaan Tara Singh village had hoist...
- Six more die due to spurious liquor in Punjab; death toll rose to 110So far, the maximum 83 deaths have taken place in Tarn Taran district, followed by 14 in Batala and 13 in Amritsar. The tragedy has been un...
- One more dies due to spurious liquor in Punjab; death toll 105“The death toll in Batala has now reached 13 with one more person dying on Sunday,” Gurdaspur Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Ishfaq said.
- 14 Punjabis among 15 Indians saved from gallows in UAEPresenting them before the media here, Dubai-based S P Singh Oberoi said Punjabi youths who go to UAE should learn to not fall into the tra...
- 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 ...
- Work will help SAD-BJP stick to power in Punjab: Chief Minister Parkash Singh BadalBadal said people of Punjab have time and again reposed faith in the "people-friendly" and "development-oriented policies" of the SAD-BJP a...
- Normalcy returning to violence-hit PunjabPunjab was today limping back to normalcy after over a week long protests following sacrilege incidents and killing of two youths in police...
- Normalcy returning to violence-hit PunjabThe Sikh protesters have now shifted their dharnas and blockades to inner roads with most of the national highways criss-crossing the state...
- Punjab remains on boil, paramilitary forces stage flag marchesThe central forces along with police staged flag marches in several parts of the state, including Jalandhar and Tarn Taran, officials said.
- Central forces deployed in Punjab as protests continueMeanwhile, yet another case of sacrilege of Guru Granth Sahib took place at Gurusar Mehraj village in Bathinda district, police said.
- Former Punjab CM Amarinder Singh scotches 'rumours' of meeting with Amit Shah in GoaAmarinder Singh today termed as "rumours" local media reports that suggested he met BJP National President Amit Shah in Goa recently.
- Time for Narendra Modi government to handover Chandigarh to Punjab: Parkash Singh BadalBadal said as per universally accepted law, Chandigarh was part and parcel of Punjab and added, "Chandigarh was and would remain an integra...
- Punjab Assembly election 2012: Badals brought Punjab under 72,000 crore debt, says Capt Amarinder Singh"The money that came from the Centre for development was squandered. They brought Punjab under unprecedented debt of Rs 72,000 crore."
- Congress committed to strong Lokpal: RahulVowing to bring in a strong Lokpal, Rahul Gandhi today said that his party was committed to the upliftment of poor, farmers and common man.
- India's youngest sarpanch, MBA Chavvi Rajawat makes her village Soda India's 1st IT-enabled oneRajawat, who represented India at a recent UN poverty summit, says she sees computerization lifting the veil of illiteracy from her village.
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