Imran Khan Supporters Protest Across Pakistan, over 100 Held
In Punjab, police baton-charged protesters and arrested scores of PTI workers in Lahore, Mianwali and Rawalpindi
Today Weather Delhi: Delhi anticipates moderate rainfall and thunderstorms on Thursday, with a yellow alert issued. Active monsoon conditions are expected to continue over the national capital until August 10. Residents are advised to stay updated with official weather advisories and exercise caution. Neighboring states like Punjab and Uttar Pradesh also face weather warnings from the IMD. People should monitor weather updates before undertaking any travel plans.
Gurgaon Weather Today: Yellow alert in Gurugram as IMD forecasts heavy rain
Gurgaon is under a yellow alert today as moderate to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected to hit the area. Following previous widespread showers that led to traffic disruptions and significant waterlogging in Delhi and NCR, residents should brace for more rainfall. The monsoon conditions are still active, with various districts in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh facing orange warnings.
The Morning that changed history
On 6 August every year the world pauses to remember a single morning that changed the course of human history. At 8:15 a.m. on that day in 1945 an American B-29 bomber dropped the first atomic bomb used in war on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. In a flash brighter than the sun the city was destroyed. Tens of thousands of people died instantly. Many more suffered burns, injuries and radiation sickness that killed them in the days, weeks and months that followed. By the end of 1945 the death toll stood at around 140,000. This is why 6 August remains important. It marks the first time nuclear weapons were used against human beings, and it forces us to face what such power can do. What happened that morning was both sudden and total. Hiroshima was a busy city of about 250,000 people. It held military offices and factories, but most of those living there were ordinary civilians. They were going to work, walking to school or starting their daily routines when the bomb exploded. The blast flattened buildings across a wide area. Fires spread rapidly. People closest to the centre were vaporised. Others died under collapsed houses or from severe burns. Survivors later described a city reduced to ashes and silence, filled with the injured and the dying. The price paid by ordinary people The cost of this ending fell heaviest on common people. For years Japans leaders had pursued territorial ambitions across Asia. They sought control over resources and land through military expansion. This policy brought war with China, with Western powers and eventually with the United States. Ordinary Japanese citizens had little say in these decisions. They endured shortages, conscription and the constant threat of bombing. When the atomic bombs fell, it was these same citizens who paid the highest price. Clerks, shopkeepers, mothers, children and factory workers died or suffered for ambitions they did not create and could not stop. The same pattern appears in many wars. Leaders set goals of territory and power. The people who live under those leaders often become the ones who suffer most when those goals lead to conflict. Hiroshima makes this truth impossible to ignore. The civilians who died or carried lifelong injuries were not the ones who planned the expansion into Asia or ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor. They were simply living their lives when the consequences of those policies arrived in the most destructive form yet known. What history teaches us History shows that territorial ambition rarely stops at borders. It creates cycles of violence that draw in whole populations. Japans drive for a greater empire in Asia produced resistance, then full-scale war, and finally the destruction of its own cities. The United States, facing a long and costly invasion of Japan, chose to use a new and terrible weapon to force a quick end. Both sides operated under the pressures of total war. Yet the people on the ground in Hiroshima had no part in the high-level choices that brought the bomb to their city. Their lives became the means by which larger aims were pursued. This is one of the clearest lessons of 6 August. When nations chase power through force, the human cost is rarely borne by those who make the plans. History also teaches that once a new weapon is used, the world cannot return to the way things were before. The atomic bomb introduced a scale of destruction that no earlier technology matched. A single bomb could do what once required hundreds of aircraft and many days of attack. This changed the nature of war and the risks of future conflict. The knowledge that such weapons exist has shaped international relations ever since. It has led to efforts at arms control, to treaties, and to ongoing debates about whether nuclear weapons make the world safer or more dangerous. The events of 6 August stand as a permanent warning about the dangers of unlimited power in human hands. Another lesson is the importance of distinguishing between governments and the people they rule. The civilians of Hiroshima were not the architects of Japans wartime policies. Many had simply tried to live their lives under difficult conditions. Their suffering reminds us that the consequences of political and military decisions often fall on those least able to influence them. This truth applies beyond 1945. In every conflict, ordinary people continue to bear the heaviest burdens when leaders prioritise territory, prestige or victory above human lives. A warning that remains Remembering 6 August is not only about looking backward. It is about recognising the patterns that still exist. Ambition for land and influence has driven conflicts throughout history and continues to do so. The difference today is that the weapons available are far more powerful. Hiroshima showed what can happen when those weapons are used. It showed the speed with which a city and its people can be destroyed. It showed the long aftermath of radiation and trauma that survivors carried for decades. The day remains important because it asks difficult questions that have not been fully answered. How should wars be ended when the alternatives involve great loss of life? What limits should exist on the weapons nations are willing to use? How can societies protect ordinary people from the results of decisions made far above them? These questions do not belong only to the past. They remain relevant as long as nations maintain nuclear arsenals and as long as conflicts over territory and power continue. The simplest and most lasting lesson is this: when territorial ambition and military power take priority, common people pay a price that cannot be measured only in numbers. That price is still worth understanding, and still worth preventing. Dr. Harjeet Singh, Assistant Professor (History), Lovely Professional University (LPU), Punjab.
Punjab Cabinet Approves Bill for Green Cover Preservation
Chandigarh, August 6: The Bhagwant Mann Cabinet has approved the Punjab Tree Preservation Bill 2026. This legislation aims to maintain ecological balance, prevent environmental pollution, and provide institutional arrangements to mitigate the environmental damage caused by deforestation. It also focuses on soil conservation by preserving green cover. Punjab is primarily an agricultural state, with approximately ... Read more Punjab Cabinet Approves Bill for Green Cover Preservation
Punjab to provide free electricity to all registered cow shelters
Punjab cabinet OKs bill on contractual employment, school fee hike cap
3rd resolution in 3 days: Punjab assembly hails Mann for jobs, transparency, industry push
Anuj Khosla named Punjab president of BJP Yuva Morcha
Any Of Us Can End Up In Jail: Punjab MLA's Reform Pitch Has Assembly In Splits
We should ensure better facilities in jails. At least install fans and water coolers. We never know who among us may end up in jail one day, Jaswant Singh Pathanmajra said
Punjab Youth Congress holds protest against paper leaks, recruitment scams
Venugopal meets Channi as Congress moves to defuse Punjab infighting
Boulder hits SUV carrying pilgrims, Punjab man dies
Imran Khan's supporters stage protests across Pak to mark his 3 years in jail; over 100 held
Pakistani police arrested over 100 supporters of Imran Khan during nationwide protests. Rallies were held to mark three years since the former prime minister's imprisonment. Authorities used force and tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Punjab and Sindh provinces. Khan's party alleged denial of medical care and visitation rights for the jailed leader. Amnesty International urged Pakistan to uphold Khan's rights and ensure fair trial.
Bhupesh Baghel: Punjab Residents See Congress as Alternative to AAP Government
Moga, August 5: Bhupesh Baghel, General Secretary of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) and in-charge of Punjab, stated on Wednesday that during his visits to 12 districts, he has witnessed overwhelming support for Congress in its bid to return to power in the state. While addressing the Har Booth, Congress Majboot program, Baghel expressed ... Read more Bhupesh Baghel: Punjab Residents See Congress as Alternative to AAP Government
Punjab Opposition Faces Alleged Misconduct in Assembly: Pratap Singh Bajwa Speaks Out
Chandigarh, August 5: Senior Punjab Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, Pratap Singh Bajwa, has launched a verbal attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government. He criticized the alleged misconduct towards the opposition, the deteriorating law and order situation in the state, and accusations made against Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann ... Read more Punjab Opposition Faces Alleged Misconduct in Assembly: Pratap Singh Bajwa Speaks Out
Senior commanders received headlines, but constables, drivers, ASIs and Special Police Officers often survived only in FIRs and memorial pages, even as repeated assassinations, ambushes and family killings hardened the forces response irreversibly throughout Punjab.
ISI-backed terror module planned attack at Delhi's Jantar Mantar during NEET protest: Punjab Police
Punjab Police successfully neutralized two ISI-affiliated terror groups, detaining nine individuals involved. One group's sinister intentions included orchestrating an attack on Jantar Mantar during student protests, equipped with petrol bomb materials. Their activities included surveillance on law enforcement and tactical assessments. Funds were transferred to the suspects via hawala channels and other clandestine methods.
Home at last: Coimbatore mother reunites with son rescued from bonded labour in Punjab
A mothers determination and a journalists efforts resulted in a tearful reunion after 23 years
Punjab Finance Minister highlights high pay scales amid 14,191 crore arrears burden
Akali Dal-BJP and Congress Govts left Punjab with 14,191 crore pay commission arrears burden: Harpal Singh Cheema
Punjab Police Constable answer key 2026 released: Direct link to download here
The Punjab Police has released the Constable answer key for 3,298 positions. Candidates can download their response sheets and the provisional answer key. This release allows applicants to estimate their probable scores before the official results. The answer key is available in PDF format on the official recruitment portal. Applicants must log in using their credentials to access and download the document.
ISI-backed terror module busted in Punjab, operatives planned attack at Jantar Mantar protest
The Amritsar Police has busted two terror modules allegedly backed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and arrested nine accused individuals. The police recovered four petrol bombs, three pistols, a motorcycle, a lighter, and live cartridges.Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said, Four accused were arrested in this case, while a fifth is a juvenile. We also arrested two individuals, Sukhdev and Anmol, who were providing financial support by facilitating funds through hawala channels. Most of the accused are from the Tarn Taran district, as reported by news agency ANI.
Punjab Police busts two ISI-backed 2 modules in Amritsar, arrests 9 including 4 juveniles
Punjab Police has busted two Pakistan-based ISI-backed cross-border terror modules operating in Amritsar and arrested nine persons, including four juveniles, in a major operation aimed at dismantling terror networks in the border state. Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav said the operation was carried out by the Amritsar Commissionerate Police, leading to the recovery of three illegal pistols, four petrol bottle bombs and nine live cartridges. In a post on X, the DGP said preliminary investigations revealed that the accused were working at the behest of foreign-based handlers linked to Pakistans Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). According to Yadav, the handlers were attempting to recruit local youth to carry out terror-related activities, conduct surveillance of security installations, procure illegal weapons and create disturbances to public peace in Punjab. The investigation has also uncovered the installation of surveillance cameras near railway tracks, with the footage allegedly being shared with foreign handlers, the DGP said. Police have registered separate FIRs at Mohkampura, Airport and C-Division police stations in Amritsar. Further investigations are underway to identify other members of the ISI-backed network, establish its forward and backward linkages, trace the financial trail and ascertain whether those arrested were involved in any other terror-related activities. Reaffirming the forces commitment to tackling terrorism, DGP Yadav said Punjab Police remains steadfast in dismantling terror networks and safeguarding the peace, security and sovereignty of the state. Meanwhile, the Punjab Police has also launched an Anti-Gangster Helpline, seeking public cooperation in its ongoing crackdown against organised crime. In another post on X, the DGP appealed to citizens to share credible information about wanted gangsters, criminals and their associates directly with the police. He said information received through the helpline would help security agencies trace and apprehend fugitives more effectively. Assuring complete confidentiality, Yadav urged people to actively participate in the campaign, saying public support was crucial in strengthening law enforcement efforts against organised crime and anti-national elements in the state.
Punjab BJP Criticizes Assembly Proposal to Halt E20 Ethanol Blending Program
Chandigarh, August 5: The President of the Punjab Bharatiya Janata Party, Keval Singh Dhillon, condemned the assemblys recent proposal that calls for the central government to halt the mandatory E20 ethanol blending program. He labeled the decision as politically motivated, factually misleading, and against the interests of the states farmers. Dhillon stated that instead of ... Read more Punjab BJP Criticizes Assembly Proposal to Halt E20 Ethanol Blending Program
ED searches in Punjab & Chandigarh in probe linked to PSIEC
Punjab SIR lists over 20 lakh ineligible voters; draft electoral roll to be published on Aug 13
Punjab Assembly passes resolution urging Centre to suspend mandatory rollout of E20 fuel
Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema also questioned why the implementation of the E20 fuel policy has been advanced as against the earlier target of implementing it in 2030
Punjab assembly passes resolution asking Centre to suspend mandatory E20 petrol rollout
Punjab Congress infighting prompts grassroots assessment by overseas party delegation
Facing backlash, Punjab power discom to hold statewide consumer outreach
Rain eases power pressure in Punjab, demand falls over 3k MW
Channis options shrink as Congress refuses to budge in Punjab
20 lakh names left out as first phase of SIR ends in Punjab
The total number of uncollectable forms, categorised under absent, shifted, dead and duplicate, stands at 20,66,635, which accounts for 9.63% of the total electors
Punjab police busts 2 ISI-backed cross-border terror modules
Punjab Police have successfully dismantled two ISI-backed terror modules operating across the border. Nine individuals, including four juveniles, were apprehended during the operation. Authorities recovered three illegal pistols and nine live cartridges from the accused persons. Preliminary investigations indicate foreign-based ISI handlers were involved in recruiting local youth.
Analysis: Punjab's Farmers Dig Deeper As Groundwater Levels Keep Falling
Decades of continuous water extraction, cheap electricity, and policy inaction have pushed the state's groundwater levels past their tipping point.
Punjab SIR identifies over 20 lakh ineligible voters
Punjab weighing SC appeal on DA arrears verdict, says Cheema
FSSAI Suspends Water Firms Licence
SRINAGAR: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has suspended the licence of a packaged drinking water manufacturer in Tripura and prohibited the manufacture, storage, distribution and sale of a dietary food supplement marketed by a Punjab-based company following inspections that detected multiple food safety and regulatory violations. The licence of M/S Matri []
Punjab Cong infighting prompts grassroots assessment by overseas party delegation
Rice-wheat monoculture impacting Punjabs soil health, says study
Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Bhagirath Choudhary tells the Lok Sabha that it has affected soil physical health without appropriate management practices
Punjab assembly monsoon session begins with Congress walkout over paper leak allegations
Congress Exploits the Poor for Political Gain, Claims Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
Chandigarh, August 4: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated on Tuesday that the Congress party has consistently engaged in vote-bank politics, using the poor, backward classes, and Scheduled Castes solely for political advantage. Referring to former Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Saini remarked that a leader who stood firmly with Punjab Congress during ... Read more Congress Exploits the Poor for Political Gain, Claims Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
Kejriwal Accused of Politicizing Ethanol Issue in Punjab
New Delhi, August 4: Delhi BJP President Harsh Malhotra has accused Arvind Kejriwal, the national convenor of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), of politicizing the issue of ethanol-blended petrol. Malhotra stated that Kejriwals intention behind raising this issue is merely to remain in the headlines, as he attempts to secure his political future through social ... Read more Kejriwal Accused of Politicizing Ethanol Issue in Punjab
Weather tomorrow August 5: Is your state on IMDs heavy rain alert list? Check forecast here
Weather tomorrow: On August 5, Assam and Meghalaya are bracing for heavy to very heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, northern regions, including Delhi and Punjab, will experience widespread rain accompanied by thunderstorms. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand can expect broad rainfall patterns, along with isolated heavy showers. Central India, particularly Madhya Pradesh, is poised for increased rainfall. Coastal regions should prepare for squally weather, with strong winds anticipated.
Weather tomorrow August 5: Is your state on IMDs heavy rain alert list? Check forecast here
Weather tomorrow: On August 5, Assam and Meghalaya are bracing for heavy to very heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, northern regions, including Delhi and Punjab, will experience widespread rain accompanied by thunderstorms. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand can expect broad rainfall patterns, along with isolated heavy showers. Central India, particularly Madhya Pradesh, is poised for increased rainfall. Coastal regions should prepare for squally weather, with strong winds anticipated.
Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Chandigarh, August 4: Punjabs Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema presented a proposal in the state assembly on Tuesday. The proposal expressed concerns regarding the central governments decision to mandate the supply and implementation of E-20 petrol nationwide without ensuring consumer protection. Following this, the assembly passed a resolution appealing to the central government to reconsider ... Read more Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Punjab High Court orders state govt to clear pending DA within 15 days Here's all we know
The Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered the Punjab government to clear pending dearness allowance arrears for employees and pensioners within two weeks. Dues are estimated at 15,000 crore, with penalties for late payment set at 6% interest.
For non-resident Indians, foreign currency non-resident bank fixed deposits remain a favored investment choice. With an uptick in interest rates for tenures ranging from three to five years, Punjab National Bank currently leads with an attractive 6.50% rate on select five-year deposits. Meanwhile, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank also showcase appealing rates for extended FCNR(B) deposits.
How Canada's Visa Crackdown Is Redrawing Punjab's Youth Vote
Another reason to believe that the 2027 assembly election will attract more young voters is the fact that students have deferred bachelor's degree programmes at international universities because these degrees no longer guarantee work permits.
Two Punjab residents chargesheeted in fake MES recruitment fraud case in J&K
Jammu, Aug 4: The Crime Branch of the Jammu and Kashmir Police has filed a chargesheet against two Punjab residents for their alleged involvement in a fake recruitment scam in the Military Engineering Services (MES), an official said on Tuesday. The scam came to light in 2023 after the accused allegedly duped two residents of J-K's Samba district of Rs 14 lakh by promising them jobs in the MES, a Jammu Crime Branch spokesperson said. He said the Special Crime Wing (SCW) of the Crime Branch Jammu filed the chargesheet against the accused -- Bakshish Singh of Amritsar and Amandeep Singh of Jalandhar -- in the court of the Additional Special Mobile Magistrate, Samba on Monday. The case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code was registered in 2023 on the complaint of two residents of Samba who alleged that the accused induced them to pay Rs 14 lakhs on the false promise of securing MES jobs. While Bakshish was arrested from Amritsar after sustained efforts, the co-accused Amandeep remains absconding despite extensive raids and a lookout notice. Proceedings have been initiated for declaring him a proclaimed offender, the spokesman added. He mentioned that the victims were provided forged appointment letters and repeatedly sent to different locations, including Ranchi and Meerut, under the pretext of medical examinations, document verification and joining formalities. Subsequent verification from MES authorities confirmed that the appointment letters were fake and had never been issued by the department, the spokesman said. During the investigation, he said the SCW collected documentary, digital and financial evidence, including bank transaction records and forensic examination of questioned documents, which corroborated the allegations. The crime branch has advised the public to remain vigilant against fraudulent job rackets and to verify the authenticity of recruitment offers through official government channels before making any payment.
Who are the Bandi Singhs, whose release from jail has become Punjabs political Achilles heel
SGPC, SAD, AAP, BJP, Congress and Panthic groups have adopted competing positions, using remission demands, Sikh sentiment, security concerns and protest politics to strengthen their influence across Punjabs increasingly fragmented political landscape ahead of elections.
Punjab Assembly passes resolution against E20 fuel policy
The Punjab Assembly passed a resolution opposing the Centres E20 ethanol-blended fuel policy, citing concerns over possible vehicle damage and questioning its early implementation.
Two ISI-backed cross border terror modules busted, 4 minors among 9 held: Punjab Police
Preliminary investigation reveals that the accused were acting at the behest of foreign-based ISI handlers, who were attempting to recruit local youth to carry out terror-related activities
Will Clear Dearness Allowance Dues If Voted To Power: Punjab BJP Chief
He accused Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann of running a 'Mulazam Virodhi' (anti-employee) government.
Punjab Man Goes To Police Station To Recover Rs 53,000, Dies By Suicide Instead
The incident took place on Monday at the police station in Khanna city in Punjab, where Gobind Singh, a resident of Ludhiana, had gone to follow up on a complaint he had previously filed.
Viral Video Raises Questions Over Punjab Government's Anti-Drug Campaign
A viral video allegedly showing a woman supplying drugs has raised fresh questions over the effectiveness of the Punjab government's anti-drug campaign.
Punjab says state employees earn up to 70 pc more than central government staff
The clarification comes a day after the Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the state government to clear the pending Dearness Allowance (DA) dues of employees and pensioners within two weeks
Punjab govt says its employees get salaries up to 70% higher than central govt counterparts
Statement comes after the Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the state government to clear pending DA of employees and pensioners within a fortnight
IMD issues fresh weather alerts across multiple states
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Patiala in Punjab and orange warnings for several districts across multiple states, forecasting thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rainfall and gusty winds over the next two to three hours. Residents have been urged to stay indoors and follow official advisories
In-form Tanvi, fit-again Srikanth headline Indian test in Korea
ASAN (South Korea), Aug 3: Newly-crowned Taipei Open champion Tanvi Sharma and a fit-again Kidambi Srikanth will look to continue Indias impressive run on the international circuit when they spearhead the countrys challenge at the Korea Masters Super 300 badminton tournament, beginning here on Tuesday. Tanvi, the 17-year-old from Punjab, produced a sensational performance to []
BJP's Dalit outreach adds to Punjab political lexicon
The BJP initiated its largest outreach to the Ravidassia community with a 'Kalash Yatra'. Urns carrying sacred soil from Varanasi reached Jalandhar and were distributed. This Yatra marked the saint's 650th birth anniversary and was welcomed by the community. The BJP promotes the event as part of its social harmony campaign. This outreach targets the influential Ravidassia community in Punjab.
IMD Issues Red and Orange Alerts for Severe Weather Across Multiple States
New Delhi, August 4: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued district-wise nowcast warnings for several states, alerting residents about impending thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rainfall, and strong winds over the next two to three hours. A Red Alert has been declared for Patiala district in Punjab, indicating severe weather conditions that require immediate action. The ... Read more IMD Issues Red and Orange Alerts for Severe Weather Across Multiple States
Rohan Gupta Critiques Congress on Womens Rights and Political Integrity
Ahmedabad, August 4: BJP leader Rohan Gupta has voiced concerns regarding the Congress partys stance on various issues, including womens representation in the Karnataka Cabinet, factionalism within Punjab Congress, and the JPPSC controversy in Jharkhand. He accused Congress of adopting a dual approach towards issues affecting women, students, and Sanatan Dharma, asserting that the public ... Read more Rohan Gupta Critiques Congress on Womens Rights and Political Integrity
Noisy scenes in Punjab Assembly over paper leaks
During the Question Hour, Leader of the Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa raised the issue of alleged multiple examination paper leaks in Punjab over the last four-and-a-half years under the Aam Aadmi Party regime
Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Repeated Paper Leaks
Chandigarh, August 4: The Punjab Assembly passed a resolution condemning the frequent paper leaks occurring across the country. The resolution was adopted unanimously. After the debate, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann addressed the media, stating that the repeated paper leaks during the tenure of the BJP-led central government have shattered the hopes of millions of students. ... Read more Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Repeated Paper Leaks
New Delhi, August 4: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has taken stringent action against violations of food safety regulations by suspending the license of Mother Drinking Water from Tripura. Additionally, it has imposed an immediate ban on the product Venolex Forte from Noble Healthcare, located in Mohali, Punjab. The FSSAI announced ... Read more FSSAI Takes Major Action: Immediate Ban on Venolex Forte and Suspension of Mother Drinking Water License
Baghel asks workers to beware of traitors within Punjab Congress
Addressing the gathering in Bathinda, he said the next elections will not be fought by the candidates alone, but by the entire partys rank and file, underlining the need for strengthening the organisation at the grassroots level
Congress MP Manoj Kumar Calls BJPs Loss in Bankipur a Defeat of Tyranny
New Delhi, August 4: Congress MP Manoj Kumar addressed various pressing issues on Monday, including the results of the Bankipur by-election, the attack on Pappu Yadav, student protests in Jharkhand, statements by actress Kangana Ranaut, and challenges faced by the Punjab Congress. He emphasized that the outcome in Bankipur signifies a defeat for the BJP. ... Read more Congress MP Manoj Kumar Calls BJPs Loss in Bankipur a Defeat of Tyranny
Haryana Gang Caught Cheating in Baba Farid University Pharmacy Exam, Says Punjab Education Minister
Chandigarh, August 4: Punjabs Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains revealed on Monday that a cheating gang from Haryana used modified mobile phones, hidden wireless earpieces, and other high-tech devices to facilitate cheating during the pharmacy exam at Baba Farid University of Health Sciences. During a discussion on a censure motion regarding repeated paper leaks and ... Read more Haryana Gang Caught Cheating in Baba Farid University Pharmacy Exam, Says Punjab Education Minister
Trouble for Punjab Congress mounts as Channi on Warring path
Punjab Congress faces internal strife as Charanjit Singh Channi supporters protest party meetings. Supporters demand Channi be declared chief ministerial face for upcoming elections. Party leaders issued warnings of expulsion for indiscipline amid ongoing disruptions. Hostile posters appeared targeting party in-charge Bhupesh Baghel ahead of strategy sessions. Ticket distribution remains a key factor fueling the ongoing leadership tussle.
Won't Resign As Punjab Congress Chief, Declares Amrinder Singh Raja Warring
Warring also said that if the party leadership decides to replace him, he would continue working to strengthen the organisation.
Rejig Triggers Unease In Punjab BJP, Old Guard Pushes Back
While both incidents stem from different issues, they underscore a common grievance increasingly being voiced within the Punjab BJP -- long-serving party workers believe they are being sidelined.
Punjab High Courts Ruling on DA and Pension Payments: A Major Victory for Employees
New Delhi, August 3: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has issued directives to the Punjab government regarding the payment of Dearness Allowance (DA), pensions, and other pending dues. This decision has been welcomed by Tarun Chugh, the National General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who described it as a significant victory for ... Read more Punjab High Courts Ruling on DA and Pension Payments: A Major Victory for Employees
Ahead of I-Day, Punjab Police detain 2 juveniles in Batala grenade attack
Lawyers call off stir over LADC scheme after assurance from Centre, CJI
Punjab, Haryana & Chandigarh Bar bodies call off strike after assurance of policy review, fresh appointments put on hold till September
Delhi Chief Minister Inaugurates Clothing Donation Center at Punjabi Bagh Metro Station
New Delhi, August 3: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a clothing donation center named Arpan Kendra at the Punjabi Bagh West Metro Station on Monday. This initiative is a collaboration between the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the Delhi Metro Womens Welfare Organization. It aims to promote the collection, reuse, recycling, and upcycling ... Read more Delhi Chief Minister Inaugurates Clothing Donation Center at Punjabi Bagh Metro Station
ABVP to Stage Protest Against Paper Leak on August 5 in Punjab
Chandigarh, August 3: The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Punjab has announced an intensified movement against paper leak incidents in the state. The organization declared that it will stage a protest at the Punjab Assembly on August 5. A large number of students and youth will march towards the Assembly from the rally ground in ... Read more ABVP to Stage Protest Against Paper Leak on August 5 in Punjab
33.8k schools under PM-Poshan in Punjab, Haryana, but no figure on food-safety registration
Duleep Trophy: Arshdeep in Test plans? Punjab pacer added to North Zone squad
Duleep Trophy: Arshdeep in Test plans? Punjab pacer added to North Zone squad
Wadhera moves from Punjab to Himachal ahead of 2026-27 domestic season
Prashant Chopra, who was with Uttarakhand last season, is also back at Himachal
Shashank Singh leaves Chhattisgarh to join Pondicherry: Details here
Shashank Singh, the vice-captain of Punjab Kings and a leading IPL player, has announced his decision to leave Chhattisgarh for Pondicherry in the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Arshdeep Singh Reacts To Rumoured Girlfriend's Post. Her Reply Breaks Internet
Indian cricket team fast bowler Arshdeep Singh came up with a heartwarming comment on Punjabi actress-model Samreen Kaur's latest Instagram post.
Jasmine Bhasin Embraces Acting Challenges, Karan Wahi Reflects on Fear in Khatron Ke Khiladi 15
Mumbai, August 3: Actress Jasmine Bhasin is currently facing multiple challenges. She is participating in the stunt-based reality show Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, where she tackles dangerous tasks, while also eagerly anticipating the release of her upcoming Punjabi film Juda. Jasmine views acting not merely as a profession but as her greatest passion. She is ... Read more Jasmine Bhasin Embraces Acting Challenges, Karan Wahi Reflects on Fear in Khatron Ke Khiladi 15
Six J&K cricketers named in North Zone squad; Kanhaiya Wadhawan to lead team
Jammu, Aug 3: In what is being hailed as one of the biggest milestones in Jammu and Kashmir cricket, six cricketers from the Union Territory have been selected for the North Zone squad, with wicketkeeper-batter Kanhaiya Wadhawan being named captain. The development marks a watershed moment for J&K cricket, which until a few seasons ago celebrated the selection of just one or two players in the prestigious inter-zonal team. This time, however, J&K has emerged as the joint-highest contributor alongside Delhi, underlining the Union Territory's rapid rise in domestic cricket. According to highly placed sources, the six J&K players selected are Kanhaiya Wadhawan (captain), Qamran Iqbal, Abdul Samad, Abid Mushtaq, Sunil Kumar and Yudhvir Singh. The 15-member squad also includes Sanat Sangwan, Yash Dhull, Ayush Doseja and vice-captain Ayush Badoni from Delhi; Nishant Sindhu, Anshul Kamboj and Nikhil Kashyap from Haryana; Arshdeep Singh from Punjab; and Arjun Sharma from Services. Wadhawan's appointment as captain makes the achievement even more significant, reflecting the confidence of the North Zone selectors in the J&K wicketkeeper-batter's leadership abilities and consistent performances. J&K's unprecedented representation is widely seen as a testament to the Union Territory's growing stature in Indian domestic cricket after a string of impressive performances over the past few seasons. The Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) has evolved from being an occasional contributor to one of the strongest talent pools in the North Zone. With six players in the squad and the captaincy entrusted to a J&K cricketer, the announcement marks one of the most significant moments in the history of J&K cricket. Adding to the achievement, J&K senior team coach Ajay Sharma has also been appointed head coach of the North Zone team.
Punjab High Court Orders Government to Clear DA Arrears Within 15 Days
Chandigarh, August 3: The Punjab and Haryana High Court dealt a significant blow to the Aam Aadmi Party government on Monday. The court directed the state government to release the pending dearness allowance (DA) for government employees and pensioners within 15 days. Additionally, the High Court has imposed a ban on large-scale advertising campaigns until ... Read more Punjab High Court Orders Government to Clear DA Arrears Within 15 Days
Migrant workers stay put, easing fears for Valleys labour dependent economy
Every year, around 400,000 migrant workers from States such as Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Punjab and Rajasthan travel to Jammu and Kashmir for seasonal employment
Shubman Gill set to feature in Punjab's Shere-e-Punjab T20 League: Details here
India's Test and ODI captain, Shubman Gill, will return to action this week as the team embarks on a crucial two-match Test series against Sri Lanka.
Justice M.S. Liberhan, who headed Babri Masjid inquiry commission, passes away
Justice Liberhan began his legal practice at the Punjab and Haryana High Court in 1964; he was elected to the Punjab and Haryana Bar Council in August 1970 and served as its member until February 11, 1987
Why Indias top couturiers are betting on Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru and beyond
At the Hyundai India Couture Week 2026, Anamika Khannas Hyderabad opener highlighted how couture must engage more closely with consumers beyond Delhi and Mumbai if it wants to attract Indias ultra-rich in growing luxury markets, from Telangana to Punjab
