US Sikh Organizations Urge Secretary of State to Deny Entry to RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
Three US-based Sikh organizations have urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to deny entry to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, citing concerns over religious freedom, minority persecution, and alleged transnational repression. The post US Sikh Organizations Urge Secretary of State to Deny Entry to RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News .
Bribe to suppress rape case allegation: Punjab CM's wife sends legal notice to ex-HC judge
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Fly Karke 2' by Sabba ft. Jasmeen Akhtar
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Fly Karke 2' beautifully sung by Sabba ft. Jasmeen Akhtar. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Meavin and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Sabba ft. Jasmeen Akhtar. Don't miss the chance to witness Sabba ft. Jasmeen Akhtar's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Fly Karke 2'. 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 Sabba ft. Jasmeen Akhtar. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Meavin, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Abhishek Sharma Proud to Captain Amritsar Surmaaz in Punjab T20 League
Amritsar, August 22: Indian T20 opener Abhishek Sharma is leading the Amritsar Surmaaz in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League. He expressed that captaining his hometown team is a significant honor. I am excited to lead Amritsar Surmaaz and to nurture the next generation of cricketers in Punjab, he stated. Sharma remarked, Captaining this team is not ... Read more Abhishek Sharma Proud to Captain Amritsar Surmaaz in Punjab T20 League
Singh Vs Kaur 2 | Song - Sohni
Watch the song - Sohni from punjabi movie 'Mirzapur' starring Gippy Grewal, Shehnaaz Gill and Prince Kanwaljit Singh. 'Singh Vs Kaur 2' song - Sohni is sung by Gippy Grewal and music is given by Happy Raikoti . Lyrics of 'Singh Vs Kaur 2' song - Sohni are also written by Happy Raikoti . To know more about song - Sohni from Gippy Grewal, Shehnaaz Gill and Prince Kanwaljit Singh starrer 'Mirzapur' watch the video.
Pawan Kumar Mutneja Appointed as New Advocate General of Haryana
Chandigarh, August 22: The Haryana government has appointed Pawan Kumar Mutneja as the new Advocate General (AG). He is a senior lawyer at the Punjab and Haryana High Court and takes over from Praveendran Singh Chauhan. Chauhan has been appointed as an Additional Judge at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, creating a vacancy for ... Read more Pawan Kumar Mutneja Appointed as New Advocate General of Haryana
The NHRC Bench headed by Priyank Kanoongo has directed the Chief Secretary and Director General of Police, Punjab, to inquire into the matter and submit an Action Taken Report (ATR) within two weeks.
BJP wants bigger brother role as Akali Dal signals tie-up ahead of Punjab polls
BJP wants bigger brother role as Akali Dal signals tieup ahead of Punjab polls
Punjab T20 League: Amritsar Soormas captain Abhishek Sharma reflected on leading the side in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League and stated that the biggest reward would be seeing his young teammates use the platform to earn state and IPL opportunities. Leading his hometown team will make the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League a particularly special assignment for Abhishek, who is relishing the opportunity to captain Amritsar Soormas and help shape the next generation of Punjab cricketers. Lifting the trophy would be special, but true success means seeing three or four young lads from our squad gain the confidence and exposure to earn IPL contracts and state call-ups. If I can inspire the next generation from Amritsar whilst playing winning cricket, that is the ultimate reward, he said. He also sees the league as a major opportunity for Punjabs emerging cricketers, providing them with exposure to competitive, televised cricket and professional franchise environments. It is a game-changer for Punjab cricket. There is immense raw talent across districts that does not always get immediate limelight in national domestic tournaments. A televised, competitive league bridges that gap, he said. For Abhishek, whose cricketing journey began in Amritsar, wearing the Soormas crest carries a strong emotional significance. It is an honour to lead this team and a deeply emotional responsibility as well. Punjab has given me everything in my cricketing journey, and stepping out not just as a player but as captain to lead a franchise in my home states T20 league is a proud milestone, he said. He also sees the league as a major opportunity for Punjabs emerging cricketers, providing them with exposure to competitive, televised cricket and professional franchise environments. It is a game-changer for Punjab cricket. There is immense raw talent across districts that does not always get immediate limelight in national domestic tournaments. A televised, competitive league bridges that gap, he said. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Having played at the highest level, Abhishek is keen to pass on the importance of self-belief, match awareness and decision-making under pressure to the younger members of the squad. And while lifting the trophy remains an ambition. Article Source: IANS
NHRC directs Punjab government to report on allegation against CM Mann
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NHRC Takes Notice of Allegations Against Punjab CMs Wife in Rape Case Cover-Up
New Delhi, August 22: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognizance of allegations against the wife of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. She is accused of demanding 5 crore to suppress a rape case. The complaint was filed by former Punjab High Court judge Justice Ranjit Singh. The NHRC bench, led by member ... Read more NHRC Takes Notice of Allegations Against Punjab CMs Wife in Rape Case Cover-Up
NHRC Takes Note of Allegation Against Punjab CMs Wife of Suppressing Rape Case
The complaint states that these allegations were made by former Punjab judge Justice Ranjit Singh.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Saturday took cognisance of allegations that the wife of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann sought Rs 5 crore to suppress a rape case. The complaint states that these allegations were made by former Punjab judge Justice Ranjit Singh.
Fiber Optics and the Forgotten Pioneer: The Story of Narinder Singh Kapany
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From Humble Homes to Hockey Turf, Mundian Girls Dream Big
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Kashmirs Snow Trout gets a lifeline
Srinagar, Aug 21:Kashmir's Himalayan Snow Trout, locally known as Khont, once abundant in the Jhelum and its tributaries, could get a new lease of life after researchers successfully bred the vulnerable native fish in captivity. Researchers at the Fish Resource Management Laboratory, Faculty of Fisheries, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-K), have standardised breeding and larval-rearing protocols for Schizothoraxplagiostomus, one of several snow trout species found in Kashmir. Though its origins can be traced to Central Asia, Schizothorax species are considered indigenous to Kashmir's freshwater ecosystems. They are adapted to cold, clear, and oxygen-rich waters. It is certainly an important development amidst the increasing threats of pollution, mining activities, construction and climate change, said DrFarooz Ahmad Bhat, Dean, Faculty of Fisheries, SKUAST-K. DrBhat, who leads the project at the University's Rangil campus in Ganderbal, said the team bred Schizothoraxplagiostomusbroodstock under controlled conditions using a hormonal protocol. The snow trout or snow barbel breeds in clean glacial waters. Human interference has had a negative impact on their production, he said. The team has produced about 10,000 eggs. The fry will be reared to advanced stages before being released into natural streams. By successful ranching into the streams of the Valley, it is expected that in the near future, encouraging results will be seen regarding the production and reproduction of this particular fish, DrBhat said. The work comes amid concern over the decline of native fish and deteriorating freshwater habitats. Recent fish mortality - mainly of Schizothorax species - has been reported from Panzath springs in Qazigund, Martand springs in Mattan, Sherbagh and Andernag springs in Anantnag, Verinag springs, Beehama springs in Ganderbal and parts of Shopian springs. DrBhat said Schizothoraxplagiostomus is mainly associated with cold, flowing waters. Schizothoraxniger, or Elegant Snow Trout locally known as Ael Gad, was once widespread in Dal Lake, stagnant wetlands, the Jhelum and freshwater springs. Clean springs such as Mattan can also support Schizothoraxplagiostomus if stocked there. Four decades back, Dal Lake teemed with this fish species. The peripheries of Dal Lake were full of pebbles, so this species of fish flourished, DrBhat said. Snow trout was also found in the Vaishaw, Sandran, Brengi, Lidder, Madhumati, and several other mountain streams. DrBhat said its range has since contracted, with populations now largely confined to upper reaches. Their numbers in the middle and lower reaches have come down due to human interference, he said. The fish scrapes algae from stones and pebbles and requires clean, rocky beds and sand for feeding and spawning. There should be no turbidity or muck in the water which is commonly seen in the water-bodies now, DrBhat said. DrAadilHussainMagloo, a member of the research team, said scientists studied water conditions in the Jhelum and its tributaries where snow trout still survives and maintained optimum water-quality parameters in broodstock ponds and hatchery facilities. Keeping the importance of water quality parameters and the protocol of induced breeding in mind, we have set the breeding standards for this rare fish, which will help us in increasing the production of Kashmiri fish in the future in natural water bodies, DrMagloo said. DrBhat said the objective was conservation, not commercial production. This species isn't culturable but is meant to be conserved in its natural range of distribution, he said. Snow trout grows much more slowly than Rainbow and Brown trout. It reaches only about 60-80 grams in three years, or a maximum of around 90 grams, by the time it attains sexual maturity. However, despite its slow early growth, snow trout can eventually grow to 2-3 Kg or more over its lifespan under natural conditions. The decline of native 'Kashmiri' fish has also coincided with the spread of common carp, locally known as Punjabi fish, which reproduces more readily and has become dominant in many waters. The captive-breeding breakthrough offers a way to replenish depleted snow trout stocks. Its success, however, will depend on restoring suitable streams and protecting the habitats where the indigenous fish breeds and survives. The Department of Fisheries in Jammu and Kashmir can adopt the breeding protocol to support the restoration and conservation of this vanishing, rare indigenous species, an official said.
Punjab BJP Condemns Congress for Praising Sajjan Kumar as a Role Model
Chandigarh, August 22: Punjab BJP President Kaul Singh Dhillon condemned Congress leaders for referring to Sajjan Kumar, a former MP accused in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, as a role model. Dhillon stated that this remark has once again exposed the partys anti-Sikh mindset. He emphasized that even after 42 years since the horrific riots, the ... Read more Punjab BJP Condemns Congress for Praising Sajjan Kumar as a Role Model
Carrying the Guru's Word: The Story of Sikhism in Jammu and Kashmir
COMMODORE DS SODHI, NM (Retd) Sikhism, the fifth largest Religion of the world, is a monotheistic faith emphasising the equality, selfless service and meditation on divine. The three pillars of Sikhism are Naam Japo( meditate on Divine) Kirat Karo ( earn honest living through hard work) Vand Chhako(share blessings and wealth with the needy) Sikhism developed from the spiritual teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and the nine Other Sikh Gurus who succeeded him. The core belief and practices of Sikhism include faith and meditation in the name of one creator (Aik Onkar), divine unity, equality and engagement in selfless service (Sewa), striving for justice for the benefit and prosperity of all (Sarbat Da Bala). Guru Nanak Dev Ji visited Jammu and Kashmir during his third Udaasi and Pandit Braham Das was the first one to embrace the Sikh faith and later preach it also. The subsequent Gurus took on the responsibility of preaching Sikhism in the region. The preachings of Bhai Gadiya, Bhai Madhodas, Mata Bhag Bhari, Bhai Bano and Bhai Pheroo influenced the Hindus of the hilly areas as well as cities and brought them closer to Guru Nanak's Faith. The preachers also took care of the places of historical importance from where Guru Nanak and Guru Hargobind Sahib had preached as well as carried out discussions with learned people of other faiths. After Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Hargobind Sahib had Guru Har Rai Sahib also visited Jammu and Kashmir and preached Nanak's Faith. It was in the year 1699 AD that Guru Gobind Singh Ji baptised Baba Pheroo with Amrit and named him Bhai Pheroo Singh. Guru Gobind Singh honoured him with the titles Sachi Dari (True Beard) and Sangat Sahib for his pure devotion and honest maintenance of accounts. Guruji assigned him the task of propagating the philosophy of Sikhism in the north-west mountainous region, including Poonch and Kashmir. Bhai Pheroo had set up his Dera ( headquarters) in Rajoieay (Hazara). In order to accomplish his mission, he travelled extensively in Peshawar, Kandhar, Balkh, Chach, Hazara, Pakhli, Attack, Poonch, Muzzafarabad and Kashmir. Bhai Pheroo Singh handed over his duties and seat (Gadi) to Bhai Punjab Singh Ji in the year 1711 AD. Bhai Punjab Singh shifted the headquarters from Rajoieay to Chattar Class in Muzzafarabad. Preaching in the hill areas, he brought many Hindus closer to Sikh faith, educating them to get rid of casteism and other Superstitions. Bhai Punjab Singh visited Mattan in Kashmir when the Mughals were carrying out atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits. Towards the later part of his life, he handed over the duty and the seat to Bhai Rocha Singh Ji in the year 1736 AD. Bhai Rocha Singh had also been baptized with Amrit by Guru Gobind Singh Ji at Sabo Talwandi (now called Damdama Sahib). Bhai Rocha Singh was found of weapons and he always moved with armed men around him. Bhai Rocha Singh shifted his headquarters from Chattar Klass to Rawalakote. During this time the Afghan took control of Kashmir. It was during this period, that Sukhjivanmal got Sikhs and Brahmans from places like Pakhli, Hazara, Frontier, and Pothohar ( their castes Rism , Dutta, Sudan , Sasan, Lau, Kala, Reen, Mehta , Bali etc) to Kashmir. Bhai Rocha Singh had fought with Afghan Forces at Jambazpura on way to Kamraz. He carried out Penance in the jungle of village Shialkot for a long time and presently a Beautiful Gurdwara Sahib commemorating his visit stands tall there. In the year 1803 AD at the age of 115 years, he handed over the duty and seat to Bhai Mela Singh who shifted the headquarters from Rawalakote to Nangali Sahib Poonch. He travelled widely to Shailkot, Muzzafarabad, Mendhar, Kashmir etc. During the Sikh Rule, the movement of preaching Sikhism gathered momentum in Kashmir. Many Hindus who had come to Kashmir for trade embraced Sikhism as also many Kashmiri Pandits (Bhai Almat, MadhoDhar, Tarloknath Raina, Giani Raina) adopted the Sikh faith. After Bhai Mela Singh, Bhai Manna Singh, Bhai Mangal Singh, Bhai Ratan Singh, Bhai Avtar Singh, Bhai Rattan Singh Modi, Bhai Mohar Singh, Bhai Mangal Singh, Mahant Bachatar Singh , Mahant Manjit Singh (at present) carried out the duty from time to time. Mahant Manjit Singh who is presently on the seat at Nangali Sahib in addition to the duty of preaching Sikhism has also embarked on the duty of giving education to the people. He has opened schools and an Engineering college in Jammu. He travels within the country and abroad to spread the message of Sikh faith of living. Sewadars Bhai Punjab Singh, Bhai Phantoo Singh , Bhai Tara Singh carried out the duty from a hill top Saantpura Daney in Muzzafarabad. Bhai Khushal Singh, Bhai Gurdit Singh and Sant Gurbakh Singh also carried out this duty there. Sewadars Sant Bhai Joga Singh, Bhai Diya Singh, Bhai Narain Singh, and Bhai Gurdit Singh were appointed heads of Gufa Waley Santan De Deray . Sant Gurbaksh Singh of village Dana Muzzafarabad also carried out the duty of preaching Sikh Religion in the Jammu Region. Presently Sant Tejwant Singh (alumni of Baba Jhujhar Singh Gurmat Missionary Kendra Ropar Punjab) is carrying out the duty in Jammu. In the year 1931, Sant Gurdit Singh had opened a school in Village Danna Muzzafarabad. Presently, the locals there have upgraded the school to College still maintaining the name. Sant Tejwant Singh is also running a higher secondary school by the name of Sant Gurbaksh Singh Danna International School. Also, a school for underprivileged children named Sant Bhai Kushal Singh Gurmat Vidyalaye Kendra Madbagh is also run by him. He has travelled internationally spreading the message of Sikhism. ( The author is a former Deputy Assistant Chief of Headquarters Integrated Staff (IT) and author of the book Historical Sikh Shrines of Jammu and Kashmir. Feedback: sodhidalbir7777@gmail.com )
7-hour Punjab bandh shuts markets & schools, hits traffic
Morchas 7-hour stand brings traffic to a crawl in Ludhiana
Ludhiana: Property tax collection hits roadblock as MC staff diverted to poll duty
Man gets life sentence for bludgeoning wife to death
Ludhiana: Congress names Gaurav Bhatti for F&CC seat; BJP deliberates
Sewage everywhere: Rahon Road drowns in its own filth
Punjab takes anti-drug fight to classrooms, launches year-long school campaign
BJP Leader Fateh Jung Bajwa Criticizes AAP Government on Punjab Issues
Mohali, August 21: Fateh Jung Bajwa, Vice President of the Punjab BJP, has voiced his concerns regarding several pressing issues, including the Punjab shutdown called for the release of prisoners, law and order in the state, and a potential alliance with the Shiromani Akali Dal. On the matter of prisoner releases, Bajwa emphasized the need ... Read more BJP Leader Fateh Jung Bajwa Criticizes AAP Government on Punjab Issues
Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab hit the most by sugar price hike
Closely monitoring the situation, says the Centre and promises steps to ease the burden; it says rise in prices cannot be attributed to ethanol
Jalandhar Warriors captain Prabhsimran Singh confident ahead of Sher-e-Punjab T20 League
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Weather Tomorrow August 22: The Meteorological Department has released a new weather advisory for Wednesday, August 22. Anticipate heavy rain and thunderstorms across multiple regions. Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh are expecting extensive rainfall and possible lightning strikes. Isolated heavy showers could also hit Jammu and Kashmir as well as Punjab. Meanwhile, Delhi and Rajasthan should prepare for partly sunny weather with occasional rain.
Punjab Bandh: Markets shut, traffic hit at several places
Commuters, including office-goers and travellers, bore the brunt of the bandh as they were caught in road blockades by Qaumi Insaf Morcha supporters and various farmers bodies at several places, including Patiala, Mohali and Jalandhar
Rashmeet Kaur releases PARINDA ahead of UK Tour
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Rashmeet Kaur releases PARINDA ahead of UK Tour Rashmeet Kaur releases PARINDA, an eight-track album blending Punjabi folk, R&B, jazz and Sufi sounds, ahead of her tour. The post Rashmeet Kaur releases PARINDA ahead of UK Tour appeared first on DESIblitz .
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Lifeline' by Amber
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Lifeline' beautifully sung by Amber. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Prodgk and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Amber. Don't miss the chance to witness Amber's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Lifeline'. 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 Amber. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Prodgk, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Punjab Bandh: Qaumi Insaaf Morcha Protests Disrupt Bus Services, Demand Release of Sikh Prisoners
The Qaumi Insaaf Morcha-led shutdown affected transport and businesses in parts of Punjab as supporters pressed for the release of Sikh prisoners.
Bikram Majithia says people want SAD-BJP alliance before Punjab polls
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Jalandhar Warriors Ready for Challenges in Sher-e-Punjab T20 League: Captain Prabhsimran Singh
Chandigarh, August 21: The inaugural edition of the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League is set to kick off on August 30 at the I.S. Bindra Stadium in Chandigarh. Jalandhar Warriors captain, Prabhsimran Singh, is excited about the tournament. He believes that his team has been well-formed and is ready to face the challenges ahead. Prabhsimran stated, I ... Read more Jalandhar Warriors Ready for Challenges in Sher-e-Punjab T20 League: Captain Prabhsimran Singh
Punjab Expands Organ Transplant Facilities, Kidney Transplants to Begin Soon in Mohali and Patiala
Punjab government expands liver transplant facilities at PILBS Mohali, performing three transplants in one week and planning a hub-and-spoke model to broaden access across government hospitals.
Punjab T20 League: As the stage is set for the upcoming edition of the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League, scheduled to begin on August 30 at the I.S. Bindra Stadium in Chandigarh, Jalandhar Warriors captain Prabhsimran Singh is excited about the tournament and believes his team has prepared well for the challenge. Six franchises will lock horns with each other for the ultimate glory, with some of the best emerging and established cricketing talent from Punjab set to take the field. Speaking about the preparations, Prabhsimran said, Im very excited to lead the Jalandhar Warriors in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League. The preparations are going on in full flow. We picked a good team at the auction, and all the players are working hard during the practice sessions. Everyone is putting in that extra effort, and we are looking forward to the tournament. The right-handed batter also highlighted the importance of the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League in providing young players with an opportunity to learn from experienced cricketers. With several players who have represented India and played in the IPL expected to feature in the tournament, Prabhsimran feels the youngsters can benefit greatly from sharing the dressing room with them. It is a very good platform for the youngsters. They will get an opportunity to share the dressing room with IPL and India players. They can learn from their experience, understand the demands of professional cricket and improve their game. Playing alongside experienced players can give them a lot of confidence, he said. Prabhsimran also believes the support of the fans will add to the excitement of the tournament. With Punjabs cricket fans known for their passion, he is hoping to see the stands packed during the league. It is a very good platform for the youngsters. They will get an opportunity to share the dressing room with IPL and India players. They can learn from their experience, understand the demands of professional cricket and improve their game. Playing alongside experienced players can give them a lot of confidence, he said. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories With the tournament just around the corner, the Jalandhar Warriors batter is eager to get started and hopes the team can put up a strong performance throughout the season. Article Source: IANS
Qaumi Insaf Morcha calls for Punjab Bandh, demands release of Bandi Singhs
Tight security at Chandigarh-Mohali border points as Qaumi Insaf Morchas Punjab Bandh kicks in
After 1,184-vote low, AAP seeks PU poll revival ahead of Punjab elections
Punjabi University Patiala Result 2026 Out - Check B.A, PG Diploma
Punjabi University Patiala has released results for B.A Hons in Languages Multi Discip. (FYIP) Sem-I Re-appear, PG Diploma in Sikh Theology Sem-I, and M.A. Honours Hindi Sem-II. Check direct links, steps to view your provisional result, and important instructions here.
Punjab Bandh call puts Tricity on alert; pvt schools shift online
Tight Security at Chandigarh-Mohali Border Points as Qaumi Insaf Morcha's Punjab Bandh Kicks In
Heavy police deployment has been made at many places in the state, including Amritsar, Ludhiana and Jalandhar, to maintain law and order.
Punjab Bandh LIVE Updates: Private schools shut, exams postponed; security heightened across state
A statewide bandh was organised across Punjab on Friday following a call by the Qaumi Insaf Morcha (QIM) that is demanding the release of 'Bandi Singhs' (Sikh prisoners). The bandh, which began at 7 am...
Sikh Organizations Call for Statewide Shutdown in Punjab Demanding Release of Sikh Prisoners
Chandigarh, August 21: Several Sikh religious and political organizations have called for a statewide shutdown in Punjab on Friday, demanding the release of Sikh prisoners who have completed their sentences. The shutdown is set to last until 2 PM, and heavy security measures have been implemented across the state. Despite support from farmer organizations like ... Read more Sikh Organizations Call for Statewide Shutdown in Punjab Demanding Release of Sikh Prisoners
A secular republics sacrilege problem
Punjabs new sacrilege law has reignited debate over the criminalisation of religious offence in a secular state; its definition of sacrilege extends beyond physical desecration of the Guru Granth Sahib to words, signs and representations, bringing expressive conduct within the scope of the law
'Bandi Singh' protesters call shutdown in Punjab; transport, markets to be hit
Bandi Singh protesters call shutdown in Punjab transport markets to be hit
Several religious, political outfits observe Punjab shutdown today
Chandigarh, Aug 21 (IANS) Several Sikh religious and political organisations seeking the release of Sikh inmates, who have completed their prison terms, on Friday gave a statewide shutdown of Punjab till 2 p.m. amid heavy security buildup. The impact of the shutdown was partial in the morning despite farmer organisations, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee []
Punjab Bandh: What's open and what stays shut across state on August 21? Details inside
A statewide bandh will be held in Punjab on Friday, which is likely to disrupt normal life. The bandh has been called by the Qaumi Insaf Morcha (QIM), which is demanding the release of Sikh...
J&Ks stock market investor base crosses 14 lakh, grows 19.3% in a year
Jammu and Kashmirs registered investor base in the stock market has crossed the 14-lakh mark, with the number of registered clients reaching 14,12,378 as of August 20, 2026, recording a year-on-year growth of 19.31 per cent, according to official BSE data accessed by Greater Kashmir . The figures show that J&K added 2,28,554 registered clients, or roughly 2.29 lakh investors, during the past year. This represents a substantially faster expansion than the overall growth in the countrys registered investor base, which stood at 15.80 per cent during the same period. The BSE data provides a snapshot of the changing geography of stock-market participation in India, with the countrys total registered investor base now standing at 26,03,00,179, or approximately 26.03 crore clients. J&Ks 14.12 lakh registered clients account for around 0.54 per cent of the countrys total registered investor base. While the Union Territory remains a relatively small market in terms of absolute investor numbers, the pace at which its investor base is expanding has been considerably stronger than several of the countrys largest States. The increase has also been consistent across different time periods. During the latest month, J&K added 19,478 clients, equivalent to around 19,500 new registered investors, pushing its monthly growth rate to 1.40 per cent. Over the previous three months, the number of registered clients increased by 52,618, or about 52,600 investors, representing a quarterly growth of 3.87 per cent. The national investor base, by comparison, increased by around 30.92 lakh during the latest month. Over the previous quarter, the country added approximately 85.16 lakh. Over the previous year, the national registered investor base increased by around 3.55 crore investors, taking the total to more than 26 crore. The comparison shows that J&Ks investor base is growing at a faster rate than the national average, although the absolute numbers remain much smaller. Maharashtra continues to have the largest registered investor base in the country by a considerable margin. The State has approximately 4.42 crore investors. This means that nearly one out of every six registered clients in the BSE database is registered in Maharashtra. Uttar Pradesh occupies the second position with 3,06,10,880 clients, or around 3.06 crore. Gujarat follows with 2,29,70,136, equivalent to about 2.30 crore registered clients. Rajasthan has 1,56,49,037, or around 1.56 crore, while West Bengal has 1,52,56,657, or about 1.53 crore. Karnataka has 1,39,43,659 registered clients, translating into roughly 1.39 crore, while Madhya Pradesh has 1,35,11,046, or around 1.35 crore. Tamil Nadu has 1,31,27,709, or approximately 1.31 crore registered investors. The other major States also have sizeable investor bases. Haryana has 85,72,167 registered clients, equivalent to around 85.7 lakh. Telangana has 80,08,260, or about 80.1 lakh. Punjab has 65,65,556, or approximately 65.7 lakh, while Odisha has 59,30,947, or about 59.3 lakh. Kerala has 59,17,495 registered clients, translating into around 59.2 lakh, while Assam has 53,02,132, or about 53 lakh. Jharkhand has 46,39,195, equivalent to approximately 46.4 lakh. Andhra Pradesh has crossed the one-crore mark, with 1,04,00,527 registered clients, while Bihar has 1,16,04,608, or around 1.16 crore. Delhi has 1,10,14,984, equivalent to approximately 1.10 crore registered clients. Against this national landscape, J&Ks 14.12 lakh investor base is larger than that of several smaller States and Union Territories but remains far below the investor populations of the countrys principal financial and industrial centres. For instance, Himachal Pradesh has around 15.58 lakh registered clients, only marginally above J&K. J&K has more registered clients than Manipur, which has around 2.74 lakh, Meghalaya with 1.65 lakh, Arunachal Pradesh with 1.22 lakh, Nagaland with 1.28 lakh, Sikkim with 84,221, Mizoram with 59,779, Goa with 4.99 lakh and Tripura with 4.28 lakh. Among the Union Territories, Ladakh has 5,213 registered clients, or just over 5,000, but has recorded one of the fastest rates of growth in the country. Its investor base increased by 44.44 per cent over the previous year. This is the highest annual growth rate visible in the BSE table. Mizoram recorded annual growth of 33.18 per cent, while Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh recorded 28.01 per cent and 27.33 per cent, respectively. Lakshadweep, with just over 5,000 registered clients, recorded growth of 27.87 per cent. Among larger States, J&Ks 19.31 per cent annual growth puts it in a relatively strong position. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana each recorded 19.59 per cent growth, while Tamil Nadu recorded 19.46 per cent growth. Uttar Pradesh recorded 19.08 per cent. J&Ks growth was considerably higher than Maharashtras 11.39 per cent, Gujarats 13.13 per cent, Haryanas 14.42 per cent, Punjabs 14.96 per cent, Rajasthans 15.71 per cent, Karnatakas 16.51 per cent and Keralas 16.95 per cent. The figures also indicate that the expansion in J&K has been relatively steady rather than being confined to a single period. Its monthly increase of 1.40 per cent was higher than the national monthly growth of 1.20 per cent, while its quarterly increase of 3.87 per cent was also above the national growth rate of 3.38 per cent. In absolute terms, however, the difference between the largest and smallest investor markets remains enormous. Maharashtras 4.42 crore registered clients are more than 31 times J&Ks 14.12 lakh. Uttar Pradeshs 3.06 crore investor base is more than 21 times that of J&K, while Gujarats 2.30 crore is more than 16 times larger. The national figures also underline the rapid broadening of participation in the equity market. The BSE database now contains more than 26 crore registered clients, with the number having increased by around 3.55 crore in just one year. J&Ks addition of around 2.29 lakh registered clients during the same period is small when measured against the national increase, but significant for the Union Territorys own investor base. In percentage terms, the addition represents nearly one-fifth growth in a single year.
Two feared dead after soil collapses at under-construction hospital in Punjab's Mohali
Rescue operations are underway after soil collapsed at an under-construction private hospital. Two labourers were rescued and sent to the hospital while two others are feared dead. An earthmover was used to recover the body of one deceased worker. A Special Investigation Team will be formed to probe the incident thoroughly. Officials confirmed that all individuals have now been rescued from the site.
Al-Qaida Offshoot Seeks Bangladesh Foothold, UN Report Warns
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Mridula Saw the Horrors of Partition
The Government of India decided in 2021 to observe 14 August every year as Partition Horrors Remembrance Day to commemorate the pain and suffering endured by the people during the Partition of India in 1947. Even by the most conservative estimates, two hundred thousand people were killed, while seventy-five thousand women were abducted and raped. India put the number of abducted women at 33,000 Hindu and Sikh women, while Pakistan estimated the number of abducted Muslim women at 50,000. Around twelve million people crossed the borders in both directions. Pertinently, some scholars have described Partition as the dark side of independence. Mridula Sarabhai, a freedom fighter and fiercely independent minded was an eyewitness to the horrors of Partition. General Thimaya described her as the bravest man in Indian army. She worked tirelessly for the recovery of abducted women, refusing to simply follow any official line and, on several occasions, even differing with Mahatma Gandhi whose own life was cut short by an act of violence. Partition Plan Feminist historiography has brought to the fore the ways in which women were tortured and killed during Partition. Urvashi Butalia, in her book The Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India, raises an important question about the Partition of India. She argues that there is no institutional memory of Partition: the state has not seen fit to construct memorials or mark particular places, as has been done in the case of Holocaust memorials or memorials commemorating the Vietnam War. The explanation for this lapse, she believes, is not difficult to find. She asks how Partition could be memorialized by the state without the state recognizing its own complicity. Lord Mountbatten presided over a meeting to discuss the Boundary Award on 16 August 1947. The meeting was attended by representatives of the Congress and the Muslim League. The decision of Sir Cyril Radcliffe, who chaired the three boundary commissions for Punjab, Bengal, and the Sylhet district of Assam, was made public only on 17 August 1947, when the three awards were gazetted. This was three days after Pakistan had celebrated its independence and two days after India had celebrated hers. Although Radcliffe had very little time at his disposal, the top leadersNehru, Jinnah, and Patelwanted the boundary line to be drawn before or on 15 August. In the prevailing situation, everyone suffered, but women were among the worst sufferers. Recovery of Abducted Women The circumstances surrounding the abduction of women varied. Some were separated from their families while fleeing or became lost and were subsequently picked up. Some were left behind as hostages to ensure the safe passage of their families. Others were initially given protection but were later incorporated into the families of their abductors. Aparna Basu, in her book Mridula Sarabhai: Rebel with a Cause, writes that there were instances in which women jumped into wells and rivers to escape abduction and the loss of their chastity. In Thoa Khalsa, nearly ninety women jumped into a well, and the well became so full that no more women could enter it. In Hanoli, in Mianwali district of Punjab, hundreds of women jumped into wells to escape being molested. Fathers killed their daughters; women jumped into burning houses and carried packets of poison to swallow in case they were captured. The well-known author Anees Kidwai, in her book Azadi Ki Chhaon Mein (Under the Shade of Independence), relates how the good maal (goods) could be shared among the police and the army, while the second-rate stuff would go to everyone else. A large number of abducted women were sold several times. Gandhi referred to this in a post-prayer speech. He said that some hoodlums came forward to bring back the girls if they are paid Rs. 1,000 per girl. Has this thing now become a business? To rescue these helpless women, Mridula rushed to Punjab. Her task was to recover Muslim girls who had been abducted and kept in Hindu and Sikh families, as well as Hindu and Sikh girls who had been abducted and taken to Pakistan. She was convinced that this was humanitarian work of the utmost importance and devoted the next six years of her life entirely to it. She set about the work of recovering abducted women like a tigress with cubs, wrote Y. D. Gundevia, who later became the Foreign Secretary of India. According to Gundevia, Mridula had direct access to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Pakistans Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan. She impressed upon both leaders the urgency of beginning the recovery work. An Inter-Dominion Conference was held in Lahore on 6 December 1947. It unanimously agreed that the two countries should take steps for the recovery and restoration of abducted women, with Mridula serving as the chief social worker. All abducted women were to be restored to their respective dominions, even against their wishes. There was considerable debate over whether women who declined to leave their abductors should be allowed to remain where they were. Eventually, the views of Mridula and Begum Liaquat Ali Khan prevailed, and it was decided that such women should be evacuated to the country where their relatives had migrated. This was a complex question because it was not always clear whether women refused to return because they were afraid to say so in front of their abductors or because they feared that their families would not accept them. A joint appeal to the people of India and Pakistan to restore all abducted women was issued by the representatives of the Inter-Dominion Conference. Prominent among the signatories were Ghazanfar Ali Khan, Iftikhar Hussain Khan of Mamdot, Begum Liaquat Ali Khan, Begum Shah Nawaz Khan, Begum Bashir Ahmed, Iftikharuddin, K. C. Neogy, Swaran Singh, Rameshwari Nehru, Mridula Sarabhai, and Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay. Most of the abducted women were under 35 years of age and came from villages. After their recovery, the women were admitted to Recovered Womens Camps guarded by the police. Conditions within the camps were often appalling. When women from the Kurja camp arrived in Lahore, they looked like skeletons. Their hair and bodies were covered with ulcers and lice. Recovery and Restoration Act A bill for the recovery and restoration of abducted persons was introduced in Parliament by N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar and became an Act in December 1949. Clauses 1 and 2 of the Act emphasized that every effort should be made to recover and restore abducted women and children within the shortest possible time. The Act also stipulated that conversions of persons abducted after March 1947 would not be recognized and that such persons should be restored to their respective dominions.Mridula was the driving force behind these efforts. She explained how every possible technique was being used by abductors to defeat recovery efforts and argued that such legislation was necessary because it made the abduction of women and children a crime punishable by severe penalties. In early 1952, Mridula shifted her base to Jammu and Kashmir, where many relatives of recovered, Muslim women had migrated to Pakistan. She approached various departments of the Government of India and persuaded them to select a location in the ceasefire-line zone where recovered Muslim women could be taken to the border and reunited with their relatives from Pakistan, while Hindu and Sikh women could likewise be reunited with their families in India. Mridula succeeded in getting the Suchetgarh border opened for this humanitarian work. The recovery of abducted women and children, however, came to a grinding halt towards the end of 1953. According to Anees Kidwai, by 1954, approximately 17,000 women had been rescued from Pakistan and 20,000 from India. Many children born to abducted women were placed in orphanages. The German critical theorist Theodor W. Adorno famously declared that there could be no poetry after Auschwitz. Yet poets are among those best able to reach into the depths of human emotions and give expression to unimaginable suffering. Several years after Partition, when the first India-Pakistan mushaira (poetry gathering) was held in Karachi, the young poet Zehra Nigah came to the stage and, in a single couplet, summed up the picture of a shattered Nest: Aashiyana ki baat karte hoo, Kis zamane ki baat karte hoo? Prof Gull M Wani is a Kashmir based Political Scientist
Punjab delegation calls on LG Sinha
Jammu, Aug 20: A public delegation from Punjab, led by S. Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal, Member of Legislative Assembly from Ajnala, Amritsar, called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday and briefed him on recurring monsoon overflows from the Ujh River affecting several parts of Punjab. The delegation requested the Lieutenant Governor to take up the matter with the Prime Minister and the Union Minister for Jal Shakti for construction of a suitable dam or reservoir project on River Ujh, or any other technically feasible flood-moderation measure, after undertaking a comprehensive feasibility study and preparation of a Detailed Project Report (DPR). The delegation highlighted that such a project could help regulate and maintain the flow of River Ujh and mitigate flood situations in several districts of Punjab, including Pathankot, Gurdaspur and Amritsar, particularly Ajnala Sub-Division. It was further submitted that besides flood management, a reservoir project could facilitate the storage of excess monsoon water for future use, while also offering potential for hydroelectric power generation and promoting tourism, water-sports and recreational activities in the area. The delegation said the proposed intervention could contribute to long-term water management, strengthen flood resilience and support sustainable economic development in the region. The Lieutenant Governor assured the delegation that the issue would be given due consideration and taken up with the concerned authorities for technical evaluation.
Punjab Education Minister Exposes BJPs Misleading Claims on Schools
Chandigarh, August 21: Punjabs Education Minister Harjot Bains has accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of spreading misleading propaganda regarding the condition of government schools in the state. He stated that BJP leaders circulated a seven-year-old video to tarnish Punjabs image and mislead the public about the current situation. Bains emphasized that he personally visited ... Read more Punjab Education Minister Exposes BJPs Misleading Claims on Schools
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Just You' by Tarsem Jassar
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Just You' beautifully sung by Tarsem Jassar. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music also given by Pav Dharia and beautiful lyrics are penned by Tarsem Jassar. Don't miss the chance to witness Tarsem Jassar's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Just You'. 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 Tarsem Jassar. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Tarsem Jassar, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Harsimrat hints at SAD-BJP alliance before Punjab polls
Shiromani Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal has hinted at a potential re-alliance with the BJP, expressing a desire for agreements that bring progress to Punjab from Delhi. This follows a recent meeting between SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reigniting speculation about the former allies rejoining forces after their 2020 split over farm laws.
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Will SAD and BJP make alliance ahead of Punjab assembly polls? Harsimrat Kaur Badal drops big hint
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Punjab 'Bandh' On Friday: Will School, Colleges, Markets, Offices Stay Closed?
Punjab bandh on Aug. 21 will run from 7 am to 2 pm, with markets and transport likely to be affected, while schools, colleges and essential services remain open.
On Friday, August 21, Punjab will see a significant seven-hour bandh from 7 am to 2 pm. The Qaumi Insaaf Morcha has organized this shutdown as part of its efforts to secure the release of Sikh prisoners. Expect markets and shops to remain closed during this time, while public transport may be disrupted. However, essential services will continue, and educational institutions are likely to remain operational unless otherwise decided.
Pakistan significantly affects NCR, Punjab's annual PM2.5 concentration: Report
Pakistan's transboundary pollution contributes nearly thirty-three percent to Delhi's annual PM2.5 levels. Local sources account for twenty-eight percent of the National Capital Region's air pollution. Punjab's air quality also faces significant influence from Pakistan, with forty percent of its PM2.5 originating there. Residential activities are a major driver of pollution in both regions. Coordinated emission reductions across multiple sectors are essential for improving air quality.
Punjab Bandh news: A federation of private schools announced a holiday for August 21. Panjab University rescheduled exams planned for that same day. The Qaumi Insaf Morcha called for a state-wide shutdown on Friday. This bandh aims to press for the release of Sikh prisoners. Several organizations have extended their support to the bandh call.
Akali Dal and BJP May Reunite Ahead of Punjab Assembly Elections
Sunam, August 20: Discussions about a potential alliance between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) have gained momentum ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections. This speculation has been fueled by statements from SAD leader and Bathinda MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal. During an event commemorating the death anniversary of former SAD ... Read more Akali Dal and BJP May Reunite Ahead of Punjab Assembly Elections
Diljit Dosanjh breaks into Bhangra on Berlin streets ahead of European tour
Diljit Dosanjh is currently in Berlin as he prepares to begin the European leg of his ongoing World Tour. Ahead of his concert in the German capital, the singer-actor shared glimpses of his time in the city, including a fun moment where he broke into bhangra on the streets with a friend. Taking to social media, Diljit posted a series of pictures and videos from his Berlin visit. In one of the clips, he could be seen dancing to bhangra with his friend, bringing his familiar Punjabi energy to the streets of the city. During his Berlin outing, Diljit also visited the iconic Victory Column, one of the city's well-known landmarks. The monument is topped by a gilded statue of Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory. Diljit decided to climb to the top of the structure and documented the experience for his followers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DILJIT DOSANJH (@diljitdosanjh) The singer was seen making his way up the narrow staircase inside the monument. However, the climb appeared to take a toll on him. At one point, a visibly tired and breathless Diljit joked with his friend, saying, Paise de karke pareshani mol li (I paid money to get myself into trouble). After reaching the top, Diljit turned his phone camera towards the golden statue and humorously said, 'Baby doll mein sone di'. He later shared another glimpse from the climb, this time showing his friend making his way up the staircase. Diljit has built a strong international presence through his music and has become one of the prominent global faces of Punjabi music. His popular tracks include Do You Know, 5 Taara, Patiala Peg, Lover, Born To Shine and GOAT. His acting career has also expanded over the years. After establishing himself in Punjabi cinema, Diljit made his Hindi film debut with Udta Punjab in 2016. He later appeared in films including Phillauri, Soorma, Good Newwz, Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari, Jogi and Crew. In Punjabi cinema, he has featured in films such as Jatt & Juliet, Sajjan Singh Rangroot, Honsla Rakh, Babe Bhangra Paunde Ne and Jatt & Juliet 3. In 2024, he played the titular role in Imtiaz Ali's biographical musical drama Amar Singh Chamkila, opposite Parineeti Chopra. Also Read : Imtiaz Ali reacts to OTT premiere of Main Vaapas Aaunga: I hope that viewers across the globe discover and embrace the film
Judaa | Song - Mai Te Teri Yaad
Watch the song - Mai Te Teri Yaad from punjabi movie 'Mirzapur' starring Gulab Sidhu and Jasmine Bhasin. 'Judaa' song - Mai Te Teri Yaad is sung by Aadi and music is given by Goldboy. Lyrics of 'Judaa' song - Mai Te Teri Yaad written by Happy Raikoti. To know more about song - Mai Te Teri Yaad from Gulab Sidhu and Jasmine Bhasin starrer 'Mirzapur' watch the video.
Gills eye for talent: How a Mohali youngsters life changed after one net session
A Rs 20,000 Sher-e-Punjab T20 contract could prove to be a life-changing opportunity for Kirandeep Singh, a youngster from village Cholta Kalan in Mohali. But his journey to Fazilka Falcons began earlier, when Shubman Gill spotted his bowling and urged him to leave tennis-ball cricket behind.
Weather Tomorrow August 21: Several areas in India are bracing for heavy rainfall, prompting new weather alerts. On August 21, Delhi and Punjab can expect light to moderate showers accompanied by thunderstorms. Meanwhile, Maharashtra is preparing for morning storms, and Jammu and Kashmir are likely to have a mix of sunny and cloudy weather.
Supreme Court Sets Up Panel to Probe Police Action, Violence During NEET Protests
The Supreme Court of India has constituted a HighPowered Committee (HPC) headed by former SC judge Justice R Subhash Reddy to probe allegations of police excesses and violence during last months student protests against the NEET paper leak at Delhis Jantar Mantar. The fivemember panel includes Justice Ravi Shankar Jha (former Punjab & Haryana HC [] The post Supreme Court Sets Up Panel to Probe Police Action, Violence During NEET Protests appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Experience The New Punjabi Music Video 'Haal Puch Gya' by Gurnazar & Babbal Rai
Get ready to be swept away by the latest punjabi track 'Haal Puch Gya' beautifully sung by Gurnazar & Babbal Rai. This captivating track feature mesmerizing music given by Ruff and beautiful lyrics are also penned by Ruff. Don't miss the chance to witness Gurnazar & Babbal Rai's performance in the captivating punjabi video track 'Haal Puch Gya'. 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 Gurnazar & Babbal Rai. Indulge in the latest punjabi video tracks of 2026, groove to the soulful compositions by Ruff, immerse in the punjabi music video tracks.
Check Out IPL's Highest Earning Coaches
Ricky Ponting and Ashish Nehra are reportedly the highest-earning coaches in the Indian Premier League, each commanding approximately Rs 9.5 crore per season for their roles with Punjab Kings and Gujarat Titans, respectively.
