When a woman truly loves someone from the heart
When a woman truly loves someone from the heart, she doesn’t count the distances, doesn’t measure the paths, doesn’t cry over a lack of time. Even in exhaustion, she speaks with a smile; even amidst…
When a woman truly loves someone from the heart, she doesn’t count the distances, doesn’t measure the paths, doesn’t cry over a lack of time. Even in exhaustion, she speaks with a smile; even amidst…
[caption id="attachment_24558" align="alignleft" width="500"] Gurpartap Singh Mann is a farmer and former Member of the Punjab Public Service Commission[/caption] Caste will dominate the politics of Census 2027. But the more interesting question may be why…
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has repeatedly presented his foreign visits as missions to attract investment, create employment and place Punjab on the global industrial map. From Japan and South Korea to the Netherlands and…
Punjab’s political landscape is increasingly beginning to resemble an opposition vacuum rather than a genuine four-cornered electoral contest. With Congress publicly struggling with internal differences, the Shiromani Akali Dal largely absent from the political scene,…
[caption id="attachment_25974" align="alignleft" width="550"] AI-created image for representation only[/caption] Rawalpindi today is known as one of Pakistan’s major cities, but its older streets carry memories of a very different social landscape. Before the Partition of…
Corruption does not grow overnight. It develops slowly when systems become weak, accountability decreases, and certain officials remain posted in the same places for long periods. When government employees build strong local networks over many…
Mohali: Senior Congress leader and former Health Minister S. Balbir Singh Sidhu visited Bathlana village, located around one kilometre from the Landran-Banur Road. During the visit, he highlighted the poor condition of the village road and…
Jalandhar- Punjab has given the world many great debates—politics, cricket, farming and even whether tea should be stronger than the person drinking it. But now a new and extremely serious linguistic question has entered the…
The images of tear gas and water cannons being used to disperse protesters belonging to the Quami Insaaf Morcha in Chandigarh should force Punjab to ask a difficult question: Why has the use of force…
India calls itself the world’s largest democracy, built on the principles of equality, justice and constitutional rights. Yet, for many Sikhs, a troubling question is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: Why do Sikhs so often…