London-Following the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, the Co-op Group has announced a major £1 billion investment into the UK economy over the next 12 months, aimed at supporting consumers, businesses and local high streets across Britain.…
[caption id="attachment_17632" align="alignleft" width="500"] Image for representation only[/caption] The Zila Parishad elections in Punjab, meant to strengthen grassroots democracy and empower local governance, are increasingly turning into battlegrounds of political aggression rather than platforms of…
[caption id="attachment_17628" align="alignleft" width="500"] Image for representation only[/caption] Punjab, the land of golden fields, loud laughter, and louder turbans, seems to have embarked on a journey without a map. Citizens are moving forward at full…
- The North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) Executive Director Satnam Singh Chahal strongly condemned the recent statement made by Giani Harpreet Singh suggesting that the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) should be brought under the…
The Department of State has revoked visas and taken steps to impose visa restrictions on individuals in Mexico identified as knowingly facilitating illegal immigration to the United States. This action applies to executives and senior…
Seattle – An Indian national convicted of health care fraud was sentenced today in in U.S. District Court in Seattle to two years in prison, announced U.S. Attorney Charles Neil Floyd. Mohammed Asif, 35, was…
For over a decade, Punjab has carried the blame of Delhi’s pollution. Every winter, like clockwork, the national narrative descends into a simplistic, almost ritualistic blame-game: “Punjab’s stubble is choking Delhi.” Year after year, farmers…
What makes this question urgent is the disturbing mirror we now see in Canada. In Surrey, British Columbia, authorities have launched a multi-million-dollar crackdown on extortion and targeted shootings overwhelmingly directed at Punjabi-origin businesses and…
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On the opening day of the winter session of Parliament, our op-ed in ThePrint – “Make Sanchar Saathi removable. Good intentions don’t excuse State overreach” – argued that the Department of Telecommunications’ order on mandatory,…
