Punjab Reorganisation Act 1966: A Turning Point that Reshaped the State and Its Political Leadership. The Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 (Act No. 31 of 1966), passed on 18 September 1966, marked a historic turning point…
[caption id="attachment_20510" align="alignleft" width="550"] Image for Represention ONLY[/caption] In Punjab these days, charity has taken on a rather innovative and slightly intimidating form. Donations are no longer just acts of goodwill; they have become “opportunities”…
Santaclara(California)-The North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) has taken serious note of the viral incident circulating on social media, in which a youth allegedly wrote in his test that he could “commit murder” and yet would…
Ghanaur—Youth Akali Dal President and Constituency Incharge Ghanaur, Sarabjit Singh Jhinjar, today expressed deep sorrow and outrage over the tragic death of a mother's fifth son from Sultanpur Lodhi—all five of her sons succumbed to…
The Punjab government’s recent announcement to recruit 1,500 doctors has been presented as a major step toward strengthening the state’s healthcare system. On the surface, this initiative appears timely and necessary, especially given the chronic…
Amritsar-Punjab BJP spokesperson Prof. Sarchand Singh Khiala on Tuesday said that the Government of India’s first comprehensive national counter-terrorism doctrine, “PRAHAAR (Proactive Action and Accelerated Response)”, marks a decisive shift in India’s security posture —…
Mohali:Today, senior Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa, along with former Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu, Congress workers and farmers, held a strong protest outside PUDA Bhawan, Mohali against land acquisition by…
[caption id="attachment_14908" align="alignleft" width="550"] I.P.Singh[/caption] Sultanpur Lodhi (Kapurthala): Police and health officials took critically ailing drug addict Sonu (32) — whose parents Sunday said their four other sons had already died due to addiction, and…
The debate over whether the government should allow legal opium cultivation is not new, but it has gained urgency in regions struggling with drug abuse, illegal trafficking, and farmer distress. In India, where the state…
The ongoing struggle of 1158 Assistant Professors and Librarians in Punjab has evolved into far more than a recruitment dispute; it has become a powerful reflection of governance under strain. What began as a legal…
