Lutt Mubarak - Official Teaser
Watch the Official teaser from punjabi movie 'Lutt Mubarak' starring Harish Verma, Kanika Mann, Ashok Pathak, Hardip Gill. 'Lutt Mubarak' movie is directed by Amrit Raaj Chadhhaa. To know more about 'Lutt Mubarak' teaser watch the video. Check out the latest punjabi teasers, new movie teasers, trending punjabi movie teaser, and more at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
Harsimrat Kaur Leads Protest Against Punjab Chief Minister, Accuses Him of Corruption
Harsimrat Kaur Badal leads a protest against CM Bhagwant Mann, accusing him of corruption and mishandling serious allegations. Harsimrat Kaur Leads Protest Against Punjab Chief Minister, Accuses Him of Corruption
Lutt Mubarak | Song - Tere Jinna Sohna
Watch the song - Tere Jinna Sohna from punjabi movie 'Lutt Mubarak' starring Harish Verma, Kanika Mann, Ashok Pathak and Hardip Gill. 'Lutt Mubarak' song -Tere Jinna Sohna is sung by Happy Raikoti and music is given by Avvy Sra. Lyrics of 'Lutt Mubarak' song -Tere Jinna Sohna are written by Happy Raikoti . To know more about song -Tere Jinna Sohna from Harish Verma, Kanika Mann, Ashok Pathak and Hardip Gill starrer 'Lutt Mubarak' watch the video.
Demolition Relief For Lawyer Who Sought CBI Probe Into Bhagwant Mann's Aides
The development comes days after the High Court sought the Punjab government's response to Saraf's PIL seeking a CBI investigation into an Enforcement Directorate communication sent to the Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav.
Analysis: How AAP's Vendetta Charge In Delhi Runs Into A Mirror In Punjab
Arvind Kejriwal's party presents Jain's release as proof of political vendetta, while the BJP points to the ongoing investigations in Punjab as proof of corruption.
Cancer Cases Rising in Punjab, 1.26 Lakh New Cases in Three Years
Punjab has witnessed 1,26,821 new cancer cases over three years, with annual cases continuing to rise. The growing burden has raised concerns over mortality, treatment facilities, early detection, rural screening and the financial impact on patients and their families. The post Cancer Cases Rising in Punjab, 1.26 Lakh New Cases in Three Years appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News .
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18% DA hike! Government's 'Janmashtami gift' to employees
Punjab DA Hike: Bhagwant Mann's government in Punjab has taken a major decision for government employees. Under this decision, the DA of approximately 85,000 employees recruited after July 17, 2020, could increase from 42% to 60%.Punjab's 7th Pay Commission employees hold lottery.Punjab's 85,0...
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Naa Pushde' by Neha Kakkar
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Naa Pushde' beautifully sung by Neha Kakkar. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Deep Klair & Harsh Nussi and beautiful lyrics are penned by Deep Klair & Harsh Nussi. Don't miss the chance to witness Neha Kakkar's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Naa Pushde'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Neha Kakkar. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Deep Klair & Harsh Nussi, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Note' by Kulbir Jhinjer
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Note' beautifully sung by Kulbir Jhinjer. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Rafal and beautiful lyrics are penned by Saheb. Don't miss the chance to witness Kulbir Jhinjer's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Note'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Kulbir Jhinjer. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Rafal, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
NCB Busts Twin Heroin Routes Into J
Jammu, Sep 5: The Jammu Zonal Unit of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has exposed two distinct routes being used to smuggle heroin into Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan, directly through the Uri sector and indirectly via Punjab, seizing a cumulative 6.920 kg of heroin in a series of operations over about a month. An [] The post NCB Busts Twin Heroin Routes Into J&K, Seizes 6.92 Kg In Month appeared first on Northlines .
NCB exposes twin heroin supply routes into J&K from Pakistan: officials
Jammu, Sep 05: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Jammu zonal unit, through a sustained intelligence-led offensive, has stated to have exposed two distinct routes being used to push heroin into Jammu and Kashmir-directly from Pakistan through the Uri sector and indirectly through Punjab. In four heroin interceptions in the Jammu division within about a month, along with a linked follow-up recovery in Punjab, NCB has seized a cumulative 6.920 kg of heroin. Significantly, two of these operations, an NCB spokesperson said, were conducted inside drug-affected 'bastis', taking enforcement action directly into vulnerable pockets being exploited for drug trafficking. In the latest operation on September 3, 2026, NCB intercepted a passenger bus near new Bus Stand, Samba and recovered 522 grams of heroin from Aqib Bashir, resident of Kakapora, Pulwama, J&K. According to the NCB spokesperson, the Bureau immediately pursued the backward linkage of the consignment. The trail led to Ludhiana, Punjab, where a separate follow-up operation resulted in the recovery of another 197 grams of heroin. The linked Samba-Ludhiana operation thus resulted in seizure of 719 grams of heroin so far, while further investigation was underway to identify and apprehend other persons connected with the supply, transportation and intended distribution of the consignment. The Punjab trail came close on the heels of another major NCB Jammu operation involving seizure of 5.160 kg of heroin. Investigation in that case indicated that the consignment had originated from Pakistan and entered J&K through the Uri sector. NCB pursued the trail beyond the point of seizure up to Leh, where the alleged supplier was apprehended, spokesperson stated. The two investigations therefore exposed two different supply channels feeding heroin into the region-one originating across the Pakistan border and another operating through the Punjab-J&K corridor. As part of the same sustained offensive, NCB conducted two separate operations inside drug-affected 'bastis' in the Jammu and Samba belt, recovering 438 grams and 603 grams of heroin respectively, the spokesperson maintained. Together with the 5.160 kg Jammu seizure and the latest 522 grams Samba seizure followed by the 197 grams Ludhiana recovery, the operations resulted in a cumulative seizure of 6.920 kg of heroin. NCB's strategy is focused not merely on intercepting drugs or apprehending carriers. Every consignment is being pursued backwards towards its source, forwards towards its intended recipients and through its financial trail, with the objective of identifying and dismantling the entire trafficking chain, spokesperson said. The Pakistan-Uri trail pursued up to Leh and the latest Samba trail pursued backwards into Ludhiana demonstrated this approach, he added. Further investigation is underway to identify the source, intended recipients, financiers and other associates of these networks and trace their wider interstate and cross-border linkages, NCB spokesperson said, urging the public to join the fight against drug trafficking. Any information relating to the sale, storage, transportation or trafficking of narcotic drugs may be shared on the MANAS National Narcotics Helpline 1933. The identity of the informant will be kept confidential, it was stated.
PAU Junior Field/Lab Helper Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) Recruitment 2026 for 1 post of Junior Field/Lab Helper. Candidates with Middle with Punjabi Can Apply Offline. The last date to apply offline is 11-09-2026. The candidate shall apply offline through PAU official website.
Punjab Launches Fourth Season of
The fourth season of Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan begins in Bathinda, featuring 38 sports and support for athletes from the Punjab government. Punjab Launches Fourth Season of Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
Punjab governor launches anti-drug walkathon at Sukhna Lake
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Weather today September 5: IMD has forecast heavy to very heavy rain on September 5 across East Rajasthan, West Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal, driven by a quasi-stationary low pressure system over north Madhya Pradesh and south Uttar Pradesh. Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh face additional flash flood risk warnings.
Punjab quartet signs off with sprint medley gold at National Youth Athletics Championship
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Asa-di-Var: A Spiritual Odyssey from Darkness to Light
In the tranquil hours of dawn, a transformative collection of hymns known as Asa-di-Var The post Asa-di-Var: A Spiritual Odyssey from Darkness to Light appeared first on Khalsa Vox .
University of Montreal Opens New Academic Door for Sikh Studies in French
Sikh studies has entered a new linguistic and academic space in Canada, with the The post University of Montreal Opens New Academic Door for Sikh Studies in French appeared first on Khalsa Vox .
Punjab government to hike DA of 85,000 employees from 42 to 60 pc: Minister Aman Arora
Decorated Canadian-Punjabi police officer charged with fraud, theft
Pakistan at the crossroads: Zardaris absence, Nawazs calculations and PTIs September challenge
Pakistan appears to be entering one of the most politically consequential months in recent times. President Asif Ali Zardaris extended stay abroad, growing speculation about his political relationship with the countrys powerful establishment, Nawaz Sharifs apparent recalibration, the Pakistan Peoples Partys resistance to any division of Sindh, and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insafs preparations for a major protest movement have together created an atmosphere of uncertainty. September could prove to be a month that determines the direction of Pakistan's politics in the months ahead. However, separating confirmed developments from political speculation remains essential. The most intriguing political development concerns President Asif Ali Zardari. Zardari left Pakistan with members of his family on August 27 for what was officially described as a private visit to Europe, and he is at present staying in London. On the surface, there was nothing unusual about the journey. Pakistani political leaders frequently travel abroad, particularly to London and Dubai, where many maintain personal, political and family connections. But the timing of Zardari's departure has generated intense speculation. Veteran political commentators publicly raised the possibility that Zardari's extended stay abroad might represent something more than an ordinary private visit. He suggested that the President could be entering a period resembling a semi-exile. There is no official indication that Zardari has left Pakistan under pressure or that he is unable to return. Nevertheless, in Pakistan's political environment, symbolism often becomes as important as official statements. Zardari's departure came at a time when the PPP appeared increasingly confrontational over reports and political discussions concerning the possible restructuring or division of the existing four provinces into 33. Almost immediately after his departure, political temperatures in Sindh rose. The Sindh Assembly had scheduled proceedings and resolutions in late August, while the PPP intensified its political messaging against any attempt to divide the province. Civil society groups, lawyers and political workers also became increasingly active. PPP leaders, including Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah and other senior figures, adopted a firm position against any attempt to redraw Sindh's political boundaries. The question being asked in political circles is simple: Was the timing merely coincidental, or was Zardari's foreign visit part of a larger political calculation? The present speculation inevitably brings back memories of 2015. At that time, Zardari delivered his famous warning that the establishment should not forget its constitutional limits, using the phrase that he could make brick answer brick a political threat that dramatically escalated tensions. Soon afterwards, he spent a prolonged period outside Pakistan, largely in Dubai. He returned after a long absence, and the episode became another example of the complicated and often unpredictable relationship between Pakistan's civilian politicians and its military establishment. This historical experience explains why Zardari's current foreign stay is attracting so much attention. If the President remains abroad for an extended period, even without making public statements, his absence itself could become politically significant. A serving President remaining outside the country for a prolonged period amid political tensions would inevitably generate questions both inside Pakistan and internationally. But it would still be premature to describe the situation as exile. At present, the more accurate description is political uncertainty. The PPP has taken one of its clearest political positions in recent months. It has strongly opposed the idea of dividing Sindh or creating new provinces that could alter the existing political geography of Pakistan. The party's position is politically important because Sindh remains the PPP's principal political stronghold. For the PPP, therefore, the issue is not merely constitutional. It is also about political survival. The PPP's opposition to Sindh's division is motivated primarily by political control and the protection of entrenched interests. That is an opinion and cannot be treated as an established fact. Supporters of the PPP, on the other hand, argue that the division of Sindh could weaken provincial autonomy and create fresh ethnic and political tensions. Whatever the motivation, one thing is increasingly clear: the PPP has chosen to take a public political stand. And that stand could complicate any attempt to build a broad national consensus around the creation of new provinces. Experts in Pakistan also said that President Zardari wants his son, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari should be made the next Prime Minister, but Pakistani Army Chief General Asif Munir is more interested in Maryam Nawaz, present Chief Minister of Pakistani Punjab and former Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif. While the PPP has adopted an aggressive political position, Nawaz Sharif and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz appear to be following a more cautious path. For years, Nawaz Sharif's political career has been shaped by a complicated relationship with Pakistan's military establishment. There have been periods of confrontation. There have also been periods of cooperation. The current political environment appears to have produced another phase of calculation. There are speculations that Nawaz Sharif may be willing to support major constitutional or political arrangements in return for a larger political role for his daughter, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. Pakistani experts said that Nawaz Sharif has given assurance to the Pak Army that PML( N) will support the army's move to establish new provinces or states, but his daughter, Maryam Nawaz, should be made the next Prime Minister of Pakistan. There is no publicly established evidence of such a bargain. Yet the broader political question remains relevant. Where does Nawaz Sharif stand if Pakistan enters another major phase of constitutional restructuring? Will the PML-N support the creation of new provinces? Or will its position depend on broader political negotiations? These questions remain unanswered. The PML-N's political strategy appears markedly different from that of the PPP. The PPP is publicly drawing political lines. The PML-N appears to be keeping its options open. Why London Matters London has once again become an important political reference point. Pakistani politics has repeatedly travelled to London. Political leaders have held meetings there, undergone medical treatment there, lived there during periods of exile and conducted informal political consultations there. With several Pakistani political figures and influential personalities travelling to Britain, speculation has naturally increased. However, the belief that major decisions will be made in London should also be treated cautiously. Pakistan's political history demonstrates that informal political conversations may occur abroad, but decisions ultimately depend upon the balance of power within Pakistan. London may be a meeting place. It is not necessarily the place where Pakistan's political future will be decided. While the PPP and PML-N calculate their political positions, PTI is preparing for confrontation. The party has announced a major long march and protest movement scheduled for September 27. PTI leaders have repeatedly linked the proposed movement to demands concerning the release and medical treatment of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has publicly said that the September 27 movement remains central to PTI's political strategy. In recent statements, he described the planned campaign as a decisive struggle for Imran Khan's release. The PTI has also been attempting to broaden its political mobilisation beyond Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Sohail Afridi has taken PTI's movement to Sindh KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and PTI's central leadership has undertaken a five-day political tour of Sindh. The campaign is part of PTI's wider street movement. According to the announced programme, the leadership is scheduled to travel through several major towns and cities. The itinerary includes areas around Jacobabad, Shikarpur, Larkana, Naushehro Feroze, Nawabshah, Sanghar, Mirpurkhas, Umerkot, Hyderabad and Karachi. PTI leaders have described the tour as an attempt to mobilise party workers and build momentum before the September 27 protest. The visit is politically important for another reason. Sindh is traditionally considered difficult political territory for PTI. A successful mobilisation campaign there would allow the party to argue that its movement has acquired a genuinely national character. The announced schedule also includes meetings with lawyers and party workers in Karachi. Whether the PTI succeeds in generating large crowds remains to be seen. But the party's intention is clear: September 27 is not meant to emerge suddenly. It is being prepared through weeks of political mobilisation. Another development adding to political uncertainty concerns Imran Khan himself. A report attributed to an unnamed senior PTI leader claimed that attempts were being discussed to move Khan abroad, possibly to Britain, under conditions that could restrict his political activities. The report suggested that his former wife Jemima Goldsmith, their sons and possibly the British government could be asked to provide guarantees. According to the claim, Imran Khan would not be expected to make political statements if transferred abroad. The same report claimed that Khan had shown no willingness to accept such an arrangement. These claims require considerable caution. They are based on a political source and have not been independently confirmed. A report carrying similar claims said that the alleged proposal had not been accepted by Khan. What is confirmed, however, is that Imran Khan's health and treatment remain central issues in Pakistan's political debate. PTI has repeatedly demanded improved medical care and his release. Recent reporting has also focused on his transfer for medical examination and subsequent political controversy over the implementation of court orders. The issue has become more than a legal matter. It is now central to PTI's political mobilisation. A crowded political battlefield Pakistan's political landscape is becoming increasingly crowded. Maulana Fazlur Rehman has intensified his political criticism. PTI is preparing for a nationwide movement. The PPP has taken a firm position on Sindh. Lawyers and civil society groups are becoming politically active. Political tensions continue in Balochistan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains politically volatile. Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir(PoJK) has also witnessed political instability and renewed tensions. In this atmosphere, the relative political caution of the PML-N becomes even more noticeable. Almost every major political force appears to be preparing for some form of political struggle. The PML-N, however, seems more interested in managing the existing balance of power. That may be a strategy. Or it may become a political weakness. Pakistan's politics has historically been shaped by three competing forces. The elected political leadership. The military establishment. And public political mobilisation. At different times, one of these forces becomes dominant. The current situation suggests that all three are once again moving. The establishment remains the most powerful institution in the country's political structure. The PML-N appears to be attempting to maintain a workable relationship with the existing power structure. The PPP has chosen confrontation on at least one major issue. And PTI is attempting to bring political pressure onto the streets. This combination makes September unusually important. The debate over new provinces may prove particularly difficult. Creating new provinces requires constitutional procedures and, more importantly, broad political consensus. A determined PPP opposition could significantly complicate any such effort. The PML-N alone may not be able to carry such a major constitutional project. And the wider political environment is hardly favourable for consensus. Pakistan is already dealing with economic pressures, political polarisation, regional instability and growing public distrust. A debate over provincial boundaries could add another layer of conflict. The creation of provinces is therefore not merely an administrative question. In Pakistan, it involves identity, language, ethnicity, political power and access to resources. Any attempt to redraw provincial boundaries could produce consequences far beyond parliament. The next few weeks will provide important answers. Will Zardari return quickly to Pakistan? Will his foreign stay become prolonged? Will the PPP intensify its confrontation over Sindh? Will Nawaz Sharif publicly clarify the PML-N's position? Will PTI successfully mobilise large numbers of people? Will Imran Khan's health situation further intensify political tensions? And most importantly, what will happen on September 27? PTI leaders have repeatedly insisted that preparations for the planned long march will continue. The party has described the movement as a struggle for legal, constitutional and political rights, while its leaders have also used increasingly strong political language. That creates the possibility of a politically explosive month. But Pakistan has seen similar moments before. Large political announcements do not always produce large political transformations. Sometimes negotiations occur behind closed doors. Sometimes pressure is reduced before a confrontation. And sometimes events take a completely unexpected direction. Pakistan is entering September with too many political questions and too few clear answers. Asif Ali Zardari is abroad, and speculation surrounds the duration and political meaning of his stay. The PPP has adopted an increasingly firm position against any division of Sindh. Nawaz Sharif and the PML-N appear to be carefully navigating their relationship with Pakistan's powerful establishment. PTI is preparing a nationwide political mobilisation culminating in its proposed September 27 long march. And Imran Khan remains at the centre of Pakistan's political storm. For now, it would be dangerous to treat speculation as fact. Claims about secret political deals, Zardari's alleged semi-exile, possible arrangments for Imran Khan's transfer abroad, or negotiations over the future of Pakistan's provinces remain largely unverified. But political speculation itself can become powerful. In Pakistan, rumours often influence political behaviour. Foreign travel can become a political signal. And an announced protest can change calculations even before a single protester reaches the streets. September 2026, therefore, may not necessarily produce an immediate political earthquake. But it could determine the direction of Pakistan's next political confrontation. The coming weeks will show whether Pakistan moves towards negotiation, constitutional restructuring and political accommodation or towards another cycle of confrontation between political parties, state institutions and the streets. One thing, however, is increasingly clear. Pakistan's politics is accelerating. And September may prove to be the month when the country's competing political forces finally reveal their cards. (The author is Former Bureau Chief, Aaj Tak TV, Jammu)
Activist Faces Legal Action After Raising Drug Issues in Punjab, BJP Condemns Police Response
BJP leaders criticize Punjab polices treatment of activist Mohanjeet Singh for addressing drug issues, calling for justice and support for youth. Activist Faces Legal Action After Raising Drug Issues in Punjab, BJP Condemns Police Response
Punjab T20 League: Jalandhar Warriors registered a stunning seven-wicket win over Ludhiana Lions after captain Prabhsimran Singh once again produced a brilliant performance with the bat in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League 2026 at the I.S. Bindra Stadium, Mohali, on Friday. Ludhiana Lions posted 167/7 in their 20 overs, with Madhav Pathania playing a superb knock to help his side recover from an early collapse and put up a competitive total. Jalandhar Warriors made an excellent start with the ball and put the Lions under pressure from the beginning. Ludhiana lost wickets at regular intervals and were reduced to 40/4, leaving them in a difficult position. Abhijeet Garg and Arjun Rajput then tried to rebuild the innings and added 32 runs for the fifth wicket. Rajput scored 15 off 11 balls before being dismissed, while Garg continued to hold one end together. Garg eventually fell for a valuable 33 off 30 balls, leaving Ludhiana needing a strong finish to reach a competitive total. Madhav Pathania stepped up at the right time and changed the momentum with an attacking innings. He brought up his half-century in just 25 balls and continued to take on the Jalandhar bowlers in the final overs. Pathania remained aggressive throughout his stay and finished with an excellent 72 off just 32 balls. His knock gave the Lions the much-needed boost and helped them reach 167/7 in their 20 overs. Aryan Yadav was the pick of the Jalandhar bowlers, producing an impressive spell under pressure. He picked up three wickets while conceding just nine runs in his four overs. In reply, Jalandhar Warriors also had a few early setbacks and were reduced to 66/3 in the seventh over. With the chase in need of stability, captain Prabhsimran Singh joined hands with Aryan Yadav and took control of the innings. The pair first steadied the chase before shifting gears at the right time. Prabhsimran continued his excellent run of form and played some powerful shots to keep the required rate under control, while Aryan provided valuable support at the other end. Prabhsimran remained unbeaten on a brilliant 90 off 39 balls, continuing his impressive run with the bat in the tournament. Aryan also played an important role, finishing unbeaten on 32 off 27 balls as the duo guided Jalandhar comfortably over the line. The pair first steadied the chase before shifting gears at the right time. Prabhsimran continued his excellent run of form and played some powerful shots to keep the required rate under control, while Aryan provided valuable support at the other end. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Jalandhars chase was once again led by Prabhsimran, whose explosive unbeaten knock ensured that the Warriors completed a convincing seven-wicket victory despite Ludhianas strong fightback with the bat. Article Source: IANS
Punjab Congress Condemns Arrest of Protestor Who Displayed Black Flag to CM Mann
Punjab Congress leader Amarinder Singh Raja Wading criticizes the arrest of Mohanjit Singh Sidhu for protesting against CM Bhagwant Mann. Punjab Congress Condemns Arrest of Protestor Who Displayed Black Flag to CM Mann
Punjab BJP condemns police action against activist who raised drug issue
Punjab Congress Leader Demands Action Over Police Brutality in Sangrur Protest
Punjab Congress chief Raja Wading condemns police violence against a protester and calls for an investigation and suspension of officials. Punjab Congress Leader Demands Action Over Police Brutality in Sangrur Protest
Punjab Congress condemns youth's detention for waving black flag at CM Mann
Good news for 85,000 Punjab govt employees, DA set to rise from 42 pc to 60 per cent
The Punjab government has decided to increase the Dearness Allowance (DA) of around 85,000 government employees recruited after July 17, 2020, from the existing 42 per cent to 60 per cent. The proposed 18 percentage point hike was announced by Cabinet Minister Aman Arora on Friday. Arora said the recommendation was made by a three-member Cabinet Sub-Committee constituted to examine the issues and demands of government employees. The recommendation will now be sent to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for approval.
Punjab Congress Urges NHRC to Intervene in Alleged Torture of Anti-Drug Activist
Punjab Congress leader Amarinder Singh seeks NHRC intervention in the alleged torture of activist Mohanjeet Singh during a protest. Punjab Congress Urges NHRC to Intervene in Alleged Torture of Anti-Drug Activist
Bargaining tactics? Why BJP's 'solo pitch' in Punjab may have message for Akalis
In a bold move, the BJP is hinting at a solo run for each of the 117 assembly seats in Punjab. Party leaders have made it clear they'll compete independently. Conversely, Shiromani Akali Dal officials are pushing to renew their partnership with the BJP. Currently, the BJP appears to have the upper hand in negotiations, although both factions remain open to the possibility of joining forces down the line.
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Vice President Inaugurates Advanced Scientific Equipment at Punjab University
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan inaugurates cutting-edge scientific tools at Punjab University, enhancing research capabilities. Vice President Inaugurates Advanced Scientific Equipment at Punjab University
The commission has scheduled meetings in September and October this year, in Chennai (Tamil Nadu), Puducherry (Union Territory), Chandigarh (Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, UT), Bengaluru (Karnataka) and Mumbai (Central Railways).
EC clarifies Congress MP Dharamvira Gandhi in Punjab draft rolls
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Harrdy Sandhus Stuck On You brings a fresh, feel-good take on modern romance; watch
Life without love can sometimes feel incomplete, and when you fall for someone, even the simplest moments start feeling special. Capturing that easy, exciting feeling of being completely drawn to someone is Harrdy Sandhus latest song, Stuck On You. Known for his romantic and melodious songs, Harrdy is back with a track that beautifully captures the early phase of falling for someone when that person is constantly on your mind and everything about them feels special. The song has already found love among audiences, crossing 42 lakh views, reflecting its growing popularity. Harrdy Sandhu and Hiiya Bajwas chemistry is one of the highlights of the music video, adding to its youthful and romantic appeal. With its contemporary sound, easy-going vibe and feel-good energy, Stuck On You is the kind of song that fits perfectly when youre in the mood for a little romance. Composed by Kunwarr Mehta, Rohit Pandey, Bharath and Samad Khan, with lyrics by Kunwar Mehra, Rohit Pandey and Rohit Singh Bhau, the song blends a modern sound with Harrdys signature melodic style. If youre looking for a fresh romantic track that captures the excitement of having someone constantly on your mind, Stuck On You is definitely worth adding to your playlist. Also Read: Harrdy Sandhu, Simrat Kaur and Angad Bedi to star in Punjabi film Ranjheya
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Rog' by Parry Sidhu
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Rog' beautifully sung by Parry Sidhu. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Brahm and beautiful lyrics are penned by Parry Sidhu. Don't miss the chance to witness Parry Sidhu's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Rog'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Parry Sidhu. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Brahm, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Amid the row among employees over pending dearness allowance payments and hike to match the Centre's DA percentage. Punjab finance minister Cheema has said the state government is prepared to ensure salary parity with central government workers.
Centre's Farmer Outreach Ahead of Punjab Polls: Minister ML Khattar Meets Unions' Group
Farmers submit 10-point demand charter for PM Modi ahead of 2027 Punjab polls as Khattar holds late-night talks with Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) led by Jagjit Singh Dallewal
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Photo' by Hustinder
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Photo' beautifully sung by Hustinder. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Jagdeep Sangala and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Jagdeep Sangala. Don't miss the chance to witness Hustinder's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Photo'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Hustinder. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Jagdeep Sangala, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Punjabi singer Baljit Singh, 35, found dead at home, body discovered after days
Punjabi singer Baljit Singh found dead at home body discovered after days
CBI Open To Probe Corruption Charges Against Punjab Chief Minister's Office
The development comes in a public interest litigation (PIL) filed before the High Court seeking a court-monitored CBI investigation into an alleged cash-for-transfers and institutional corruption racket linked to the Punjab Chief Minister's Office.
BJP MP seeks probe after man alleges police torture over protest against Punjab CM
BJP MP seeks probe after man alleges police torture over protest against Punjab CM
PAU Jr. Lab/Field Helper Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) Recruitment 2026 for 1 post of Jr. Lab/Field Helper. Candidates with Middle with Punjabi Can Apply Offline. The last date to apply offline is 16-09-2026. The candidate shall apply offline through PAU official website.
Bol Bhavein Na Bol | Song - Mehsoos Hoya
Watch the song 'Mehsoos Hoya' from Punjabi movie 'Bol Bhavein Na Bol' starring Sidak Gill, Jaanya Joshi, kaka ji and Anand Priya. 'Mehsoos Hoya' is sung by Gorav Khaira and music of the song is given by Advik. Lyrics of 'Bol Bhavein Na Bol' song 'Mehsoos Hoya' are written by Harsh Virdi. To know more about 'Mehsoos Hoya' song from Sidak Gill, Jaanya Joshi, kaka ji and Anand Priya starrer 'Bol Bhavein Na Bol' watch the video.
The Sikh Coalition has designated September 20 as National Sikh Voter Registration Day 2026, encouraging Sikh Americans nationwide to check their registration, volunteer, and participate in the November midterm elections. The post Sikh Coalition Announces National Sikh Voter Registration Day and New GOTV Resources for 2026 appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News .
R.J. Decker Season 2 : Watch the Official trailer from punjabi Web series 'R.J. Decker Season 2' starring Scott Speedman, Jaina Lee Ortiz and Kevin Rankin. R.J. Decker Season 2 is directed by Paul McGuigan and Christine Moore. To know more about R.J. Decker Season 2, watch the video. Check out the latest punjabi trailer, new series trailer, trending punjabi series trailer, Scott Speedman, Jaina Lee Ortiz and Kevin Rankin's videos at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Rahul Jhangiani also opened up about his first breakthrough with Alia Bhatt and shooting during her pregnancy
Anushka Once Rejected Virat's Punjabi Playlist, Celeb Photographer Reveals Why
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Rahul Jhangiani also opened up about his first breakthrough with Alia Bhatt and shooting during her pregnancy
'Blades, electric shocks, paraded naked': Sikh youth's torture allegation shakes Punjab
Punjabs Special Intensive Review Process Underway Amid False Claims About MPs Voter Registration
The special intensive review in Punjab is progressing smoothly, despite unfounded claims regarding MP Dr. Dharmveer Gandhis voter registration. Punjabs Special Intensive Review Process Underway Amid False Claims About MPs Voter Registration
ED convicts two in Punjab cocaine-related money laundering case
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Singh Vs Kaur 2 | Song - Notan (Lyrical)
Watch the song 'Notan' from Punjabi movie 'Singh Vs Kaur 2' starring Gippy Grewal and Shehnaaz Gill. 'Notan' is sung by Gippy Grewal and music of the song is given by Kulshan Sandhu. Lyrics of 'Singh Vs Kaur 2' song 'Notan' are written by Kabal Saroopwali. To know more about 'Notan' song from Gippy Grewal and Shehnaaz Gill starrer 'Singh Vs Kaur 2' watch the video.
Akali Dal MP Criticizes Punjab Government for Brutality Against Protesters
Harsimrat Kaur Badal condemns Punjab government for violence against a young protester, calling for justice and accountability. Akali Dal MP Criticizes Punjab Government for Brutality Against Protesters
Trump hit pause on a Great Lakes project. Then a phone call changed the odds
The Trump administration abruptly lifted a months-long stop-work order on the Brandon Road Interbasin Project, aimed at preventing invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes, hours after Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer spoke with President Donald Trump.
Argentina pauses matches at 10th minute to honour Messi retirement
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Belgium 'Very Affirmative' On Supporting Mehul Choksi Extradition: Sources
Choksi is wanted in India over his alleged role in the multi-crore Punjab National Bank fraud case. He fled the country in January 2018, just before the scam came to light.
After Raghav Chadha, another Punjab MP's name missing from SIR draft roll
After Raghav Chadha another Punjab MPs name missing from SIR draft roll
Coco Gauff edges Paula Badosa in tense second-round thriller
Coco Gauff edges Paula Badosa in tense secondround thriller
GNDU sets out year-long vision for Amritsar at 450, plans policy roadmap for city
As Sri Amritsar Sahib approaches the 450th anniversary of its founding, Guru Nanak Dev The post GNDU sets out year-long vision for Amritsar at 450, plans policy roadmap for citys future appeared first on Khalsa Vox .
Paul vs. Rubio Venezuela Debate Goes Viral
An old video of Rand Paul questioning Marco Rubio if U.S. military action against Venezuela was an act of war has gone viral. ... The post Paul vs. Rubio Venezuela Debate Goes Viral appeared first on The New American .
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Do Gallan' by Gurnam Bhullar
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Do Gallan' beautifully sung by Gurnam Bhullar. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Desi Crew and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Gill Machrai & Rony Ajnali. Don't miss the chance to witness Gurnam Bhullar's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Do Gallan'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Gurnam Bhullar. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Desi Crew, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
2026 Asian Games: Indias fastest man, Asias shot-put record-holder among Punjabs Super 8
Extraordinary delay between FIR and arrest shows ACB did not consider his custody crucial for over 2 years, says court; BJPs Operation Punjab fails: Bharadwaj; dont equate bail with acquittal: Malhotra
PAU-KVK, Sangrur holds awareness camp on paddy straw management at Chathe Sekhwan village
Two-Time Punjab MP Dharamvira Gandhi's Name Not On Draft Electoral Rolls After SIR
Dr Gandhi added that he had already raised objections and submitted the required documents to ensure that his and his family members' names were restored in the final electoral rolls.
Warring row tests Cong's Dalit pitch amid SC panel move, Channi sulk
Congress faces unease as Amrinder Singh Raja Warring lands in a new controversy. The National Commissioner of Scheduled Castes seeks action against him over alleged remarks. This development complicates the party's pro-Dalit narrative and leadership dynamics. Rival parties are targeting Warring, making the situation politically delicate. Influential leaders now favor reopening the Punjab PCC leadership discussions.
Held at gunpoint, forced to sign blank cheques: Ludhiana businessman
Saving the sweetness: Unsold honey becomes high-value wine
Home tweet home: PAU builds high-rises for Punjabs shrinking bird life
Potholes, abandoned cave-in sites snarl traffic across Ludhiana
City ready to welcome Krishna with love & devotion
Delhi flight at 4.05pm; city wants it in evening
Tragedy struck as Punjabi singer Baljeet Singh was discovered dead in his Ludhiana home. Neighbors, alerted by an unbearable smell, found his body in a severely decomposed state. The post-mortem revealed a heart attack as the cause of death. Authorities are probing the mysteries surrounding his passing, which happened days earlier, shedding light on pressing concerns regarding the safety of artists in North India's vibrant music scene.
Chinese kite string leaves woman with 10-inch neck wound
Hit by tractor, 12-year-old dies; friend critical
Be alert about swine flu but dont panic: Civil surgeon
DA row: Punjab ready to match Centre's salary, DA for employees
DA row Punjab ready to match Centres salary DA for employees
Sher-e-Punjab T20: Prabhsimran's Ton Guides Jalandhar Warriors To Thrilling Win Over Bathinda Royals
Punjab T20 League: Prabhsimran Singh continued his great form and hit his second consecutive century as Jalandhar Warriors edged past Bathinda Royals by three runs in a thrilling last-ball finish in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League 2026 at the I.S. Bindra Stadium on Thursday. Coming to bat first, Jalandhar Warriors posted 205 in 19.3 overs, with captain and wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran once again leading the way with the bat. Prabhsimran smashed his second consecutive century in the tournament, putting his team in a strong position. The Warriors did not get off to the best of starts and were reduced to 62/3. Prabhsimran then joined hands with Aryan Yadav to rebuild the innings. The two batters attacked the Bathinda bowlers and added 118 runs for the fourth wicket, giving Jalandhar much-needed momentum. Aryan played an aggressive knock of 39 off just 19 balls before being dismissed. Prabhsimran continued to dominate from the other end and brought up another brilliant century. However, he struggled to find enough support towards the end as Jalandhar kept losing wickets at regular intervals. For Bathinda, Ashwani Kumar was the standout bowler. He not only helped restrict Jalandhar from reaching an even bigger total but also created history by taking the first hat-trick of the tournament. Ashwani dismissed Sukhdeep Bajwa off the final ball of the 17th over before removing Prabhsimran and Randeep Singh with the first two deliveries of the 19th over. He finished with excellent figures of 4/35 from his four overs. Chasing 206, Bathinda Royals made a steady start as openers Rishabh Gupta and Harnoor Singh added 48 runs for the first wicket. Gurvinder Bhullar gave Jalandhar the first breakthrough by dismissing Rishabh for 17 off 17 balls. Harnoor then continued to keep the chase on track before he was dismissed for a well-made 44 off 29 balls. Captain Uday Saharan took charge from there and played a brilliant innings, bringing up his half-century and keeping Bathinda in the hunt. Saharan found good support from Shahbaz Sandhu, who played an attacking knock and kept the scoreboard moving. The pair put the Jalandhar bowlers under pressure, although the required run rate continued to rise. Jalandhar bowled an excellent penultimate over to bring the equation down to 18 runs from the final six balls. The Warriors were then put under further pressure when Sandhu was cleaned up by Randeep Singh off the very first ball of the last over. Sandhu scored 26 off 13 balls. However, Saharan refused to give up. He smashed a six and a four off consecutive deliveries, bringing the equation down to just six runs from the final two balls. Jalandhar bowled an excellent penultimate over to bring the equation down to 18 runs from the final six balls. The Warriors were then put under further pressure when Sandhu was cleaned up by Randeep Singh off the very first ball of the last over. Sandhu scored 26 off 13 balls. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Randeep bowled a wide, leaving Bathinda with one legal delivery to score five runs. Ashwini managed only two runs off the final ball, allowing the Jalandhar Warriors to hold their nerves and seal a dramatic three-run victory. Article Source: IANS
Top Congress leaders discuss Punjab factionalism, possible Cabinet reshuffle in Himachal Pradesh
The Punjab meeting comes ahead of Rahul Gandhis proposed yatra; party hopes its aggressive stance over theshuddhikaranincident will help pacify former CM and Dalit leader Charanjit Singh Channi
Hundreds gather outside Holyrood to call for pause on Scotland
Political Storm Erupts Over Controversial Photo Involving Accused Rapist and Sukhbir Singh Badal
A political uproar in Punjab as the SAD accuses the AAP government of deflection tactics linked to a controversial photo. Political Storm Erupts Over Controversial Photo Involving Accused Rapist and Sukhbir Singh Badal
Experience The New punjabi Music Video 'Malak Marzi Da' by Kaka Ji
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Malak Marzi Da' beautifully sung by Kaka Ji. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Kaka Ji and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Kaka Ji. Don't miss the chance to witness Kaka Ji's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Malak Marzi Da'. Dive into a world of musical excellence by exploring more punjabi tracks in the music videos section of punjabi ETimes. Discover the incredible vocal talents of Kaka Ji. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Kaka Ji, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
CAQM in talks with Punjab, Haryana to improve stubble burning estimation protocol
While the fire counts reported from satellite passes may not be the most accurate picture of the extent of farm fires, we are in talks with ISRO to have better ground truthing protocols, says Rajesh Varma, CAQM chief
Akali Dal Intensifies Attack on Punjab Government Over Allegations of Rape and Corruption
Akali leaders demand intervention from the Governor, citing serious allegations against the Punjab government regarding rape and corruption. Akali Dal Intensifies Attack on Punjab Government Over Allegations of Rape and Corruption
Punjab school bus operators demand lower taxes, fewer regulations
Punjabi singer Baljeet Singh found dead; police launch probe
