Forty-two years ago this week, the Indian Army entered the precincts of Sri Harimandar Sahib — the Golden Temple — in Amritsar. The assault lasted several days. The casualties ran into hundreds, including innocent pilgrims…
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has been making the rounds of press conferences and policy conclaves with infectious enthusiasm about India’s flex-fuel future. Fifty per cent of new two- and four-wheelers eventually migrating to flex-fuel…
In today's Punjab, a troubling trend has become deeply rooted in society. For many families, sending a child abroad is no longer just an educational choice—it has become a social status symbol. The dream of…
A broom is an ordinary household object. It cleans drains, streets, courtyards, and toilets. Every day, millions of people use it to remove dirt and maintain hygiene. Yet, in a troubling incident, a person was…
The political landscape in Punjab has entered a highly dynamic and fragmented phase following the recent civic body and municipal polls. Traditionally dominated by a bipolar contest between the Congress and the Shiromani Akali Dal…
The German Embassy in New Delhi announced a significant policy change on Tuesday, completely scrapping the airport transit visa requirement for Indian citizens. Published officially in Germany's Federal Law Gazette, the rule change will formally…
In a healthy democracy, elected representatives are expected to remain connected with the people who voted them into office. Their primary responsibility is to understand public concerns, address local issues, and work toward improving the…
Chandigarh: In a stunning display of political athleticism, Punjab witnessed yet another gold-medal performance in the ancient art of Political Yoga this week. Just days after a senior party veteran publicly questioned the appointment of…
Ludhiana- Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today asserted that the party was completely united and was set to return to power in the state in the ensuing assembly elections. Warring, who is also…
In every democracy, the principle of equality before the law is considered sacred. The law is expected to judge people based on their actions, not their wealth, social status, or political influence. Yet whenever a…
