Punjab today finds itself at a strange crossroads—caught between towering promises of change and the suffocating reality of a governance model powered more by spectacle than substance. At the center of this growing debate is…
[caption id="attachment_19211" align="alignleft" width="500"] AI-generated representational image; it does not purport to depict the true likeness of Professor Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar as of today.[/caption] On February 10, 2026, the Delhi government’s Sentence Review Board…
After years of tension, distrust, and public sparring, India–Canada relations are finally showing signs of calm improvement. This shift has not come suddenly or easily. NSA Ajit Doval had a low key visit to Canada…
As parents age and their children reach adulthood, the family dynamic undergoes a profound transformation. Ideally, this shift brings mutual respect, deeper understanding, and cherished time together. Yet for many families, this transition reveals a…
[caption id="attachment_19196" align="alignright" width="500"] Photo Credit: The Indian Express[/caption] The recent calls for a no-confidence motion against the Lok Sabha Speaker represent a dangerous precedent that threatens to undermine the very institutional framework that sustains…
From the critics' perspective, the pattern of suspensions suggests the government may be using administrative actions as a tool for political control over the bureaucracy. When 20 officers are suspended over four years, including senior…
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The Bargari sacrilege case stands today as one of the most painful and unresolved chapters in Punjab’s recent history. Ten years have passed since the first shocking incident, yet justice remains elusive, promises remain unfulfilled,…
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has asserted that Naxalism in India has reached the verge of extinction. From the narrow standpoint of armed Maoist violence in parts of central India, this claim may appear defensible.…
The same logic applies to red sorghum for animal feed, which is essentially jowar in Indian terms. Here the political language risks running ahead of agronomic reality. Jowar is not a major crop in Punjab…
