Kapurthala will host a light and sound show on November 14 to honor Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom. A similar show will be in Nawanshahr on November 17. A Nagar Kirtan will reach Nawanshahr on November 22. These events aim to commemorate the Guru's life and sacrifice.
Shikhar Rallan and Gursimrat Kaur Chahal won the men's and women's singles titles, respectively. Saanvi Nautiyal secured a triple crown. Jagsher Khangura won the boys' singles. Over 350 matches were played. Winners will represent Punjab at the National Championships.
Haryana won the 4th Blind T-20 Cricket Tournament, defeating Punjab in the final. The three-day event, featuring teams from four states, aimed to promote inclusion. Jatinder Kumar was Man of the Series. Haryana's player wearing jersey number 73 was Man of the Match. The winners received Rs 15,000.
The 25th annual Mohinder Munshi Hockey Tournament begins November 27 in Jalandhar, honoring late Olympian Mohinder Singh Munshi. The tournament, organized by his brother and hockey legends, aims to preserve Munshi's legacy and encourage young players. Organizers hope to expand the event to include girls' teams.
The District Language Officer, Kapurthala, and Lyallpur Khalsa College launched Dr. Asa Singh Ghumman's Punjabi translation of Chekhov stories, 'Kahani Bin Sarnaviyon.' The event featured a reading by the translator, remarks by dignitaries, and a book exhibition, which was well-received.
Bharat Vikas Parishad Punjab West held a state-level 'Bharat ko Jano' quiz and speech contest at GNA University. The event focused on Indian heritage, patriotism, and Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji's martyrdom. Students from various cities participated, with BCM Arya Model School and Swami Sant Das Public School winning the quiz.
Aam Aadmi Party leaders condemned the Red Fort blast, calling it a security failure and urging a judicial inquiry. They drew parallels to past attacks, raising suspicions about the timing. Former BJP MP Avinash Rai Khanna expressed grief and called for unity against terrorism, blaming Pakistan.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court is hearing a contempt petition against IKGPTU for allegedly violating NCAHP directives against new healthcare affiliations. The petitioner alleges the university, despite prior knowledge, continued granting affiliations and provided false information to the court. The next hearing is scheduled for December 26.
Sukhpal Singh Khaira accused the Punjab government of pressuring Facebook to remove his videos and suspend his account. He called it a misuse of state power, a violation of free speech, and a sign of authoritarianism under Bhagwant Mann and Arvind Kejriwal. He demands his content be restored and urges resistance against the censorship.
The Panjab University's Hoshiarpur campus is calm, unlike the Chandigarh campus embroiled in protests over Senate elections and restructuring. Student political activity is minimal due to the ban on elections. Student groups are largely absent, except for the ABVP, which is staying uninvolved and supporting the government's decisions.
A woman was shot and injured near MLA Rana's residence in Kapurthala. Manpreet Kaur, 35, was targeted by three men on a motorcycle and sustained a gunshot wound to the thigh. Police believe a man named Suraj Thapar, with whom she has a dispute, is the assailant. Her condition is stable.
Punjabi singer Hassan Manak was remanded for 14 days in a fraud and sexual assault case. A UK-based NRI woman's mother filed a complaint alleging Manak befriended her daughter, falsely promised marriage, concealed his marital status, and defrauded her family of funds. The victim also claimed he pressured her to leave India and stole money.
The ED attached Rs 50.33 lakh in property belonging to drug smuggler Jaswinder Singh, acquired through illegal drug trade and money laundering. This action followed a police investigation, FIR, and NDPS Act proceedings, confirming the property's illegal origins and leading to its seizure.
The Hoshiarpur regional campus of Panjab University remains peaceful, unlike the main campus in Chandigarh. Student politics is minimal due to the ban on elections. Student organizations are largely absent, except for the ABVP, which is focused on academics and supports the government's decisions regarding university governance.
A woman, Manpreet Kaur, was shot and injured near MLA Rana's residence in Kapurthala. Three men on a motorcycle fired at her, hitting her thigh. Police are investigating, and Manpreet claims the shooter was Suraj Thapar, with whom she has a dispute.
Punjabi singer Hassan Manak was remanded for 14 days in a fraud and sexual assault case. A UK-based NRI woman's complaint alleges Manak, posing as single, befriended her, proposed marriage, and obtained money. He is accused of concealing his marital status and stealing money.
The Enforcement Directorate attached Rs 50.33 lakh in property belonging to drug smuggler Jaswinder Singh, acquired through illegal drug trade. The action, under the NDPS Act, followed an investigation by Jalandhar Rural Police and subsequent ED proceedings, confirming the property's illegal origin.
Farmer Paramjit Singh is aiding flood victims in Sultanpur Lodhi by providing shelter and land. Despite aid, many remain homeless, with damaged homes and uncultivable land. Farmers face difficulty sowing crops, while promised government compensation is lacking.
Raja Warring faces potential action for alleged insults against Buta Singh. A report is due November 19, following a complaint by Buta Singh's nephew. The SC Commission chairman, Jasbir Singh Garhi, is pressuring the Kapurthala police for an arrest and a quicker forensic report, criticizing the slow pace of the investigation.
The Kapurthala police have registered a case against the men under Section 109 of the BNS and Arms Act
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