The Jamhoori Kisan Sabha, Punjab, announced a Chandigarh rally on November 26 to demand implementation of farmers' protest promises. They oppose the Electricity Bill 2025 and the dissolution of Punjab University's senate. The Sabha also urged flood victim compensation and is conducting unit elections.
Aahli Kalan receives ₹5 lakh for wheat sowing
Religious zeal turns green, smoke and noise out
Two also hurt in accident
Mini truck driver flees
Tarlochan Singh Soondh, former Congress MLA, was cremated in his native village. He died of a heart attack while campaigning. Senior Congress leaders, including Raja Warring and Pratap Singh Bajwa, attended the funeral. Soondh was a two-time MLA and a prominent Dalit leader.
Project is a crucial initiative to maintain discipline in public spaces and safeguard government property
LPU's archery team secured the Overall First Runner-Up title at the All India Inter-University Championship, earning a spot in the Khelo India University Games. They won ten medals: five gold, three silver, and two bronze. Gold medals were achieved in Recurve Men's Team, Recurve Mixed Team, Compound Mixed Team, Compound Individual (Prathmesh Jawker), and Indian Round Individual (Chaavi Rana).
Deputy Commissioner Amit Kumar Panchal oversaw inspections of link road construction and strengthening projects across the district. Teams, led by ADCs and SDMs, monitor progress and quality. Monitoring committees at the sub-divisional level ensure timely completion, with weekly reports submitted to the Deputy Commissioner.
Sant Baba Bhag Singh University held its 6th convocation on November 7, 2025. 599 degrees were awarded, with eight gold medals and four Governor's Awards presented. The university highlighted its achievements, including NEP implementation and its status as Punjab's first rural university.
Rayat Bahra Professional University honored over 200 teachers for their dedication and academic achievements. Chancellor Gurvinder Singh Bahra highlighted teachers' crucial role. A Rs 25 crore scholarship initiative was announced. The Vice Chancellor emphasized the importance of teachers in student development.
INTACH held a state-level cultural heritage quiz at Army Public School, Beas. Spring Dale Senior School, Amritsar won and will represent Punjab in the national competition in Delhi. Students from 11 Punjab districts participated. The quiz tested knowledge on various heritage aspects.
Farmers in flood-affected Baupur face shortages of fertilizer, seeds, and diesel, hindering wheat sowing. Floods caused significant damage, leaving farmland covered in sand and uneven. Rebuilding the temporary embankment continues. Farmers seek assistance from migrant Punjabis to recover from losses.
Vijay Sampla accused AAP MLAs of falsely claiming credit for development grants sanctioned during his term as MP. He stated the funds, approved in 2019, were part of his MP fund. He further alleged AAP routinely misrepresents central government schemes as their own.
Harnoor Singh (Harji) Mann inaugurated a new 7.26 km rural link road in Phagwara, costing Rs 1.66 crore, as part of Punjab's road improvement campaign. He announced 31 more roads, totaling 101 km, are under construction in the constituency. The AAP government aims for all-round regional development.
A light and sound show, 'Tilak Janjhu Rakha Prabh Taaka,' commemorated Guru Teg Bahadur's martyrdom at Jalandhar's Guru Gobind Singh Stadium. Organized by the SGPC and local gurdwaras, the show featured scenes from Sikh history, including Guru Gobind Singh's birth and the Ninth Guru's sacrifice, along with live performances.
The GTU, Punjab, held a convention, passing a resolution against central interference in Panjab University and demanding immediate Senate elections. They will protest in Anandpur Sahib on December 13th, advocating for NEP cancellation, pension restoration, teacher regularization, pay scale changes, and other education reforms.
The Protector General of Emigrants urged Punjab's youth to pursue legal overseas employment, checking travel agent credentials. An awareness program in Jalandhar highlighted safe migration, dangers of illegal methods, and launched a digital campaign. Officials emphasized resources like www.emigrate.gov.in and a WhatsApp number for information. The initiative promotes 'Safe, Legal and Skilled Mobility'.
Kapurtala Police arrested multiple individuals in anti-drug operations. Recoveries included heroin, intoxicant capsules, poppy husk, cash, and vehicles. Cases were registered under the NDPS Act. Investigations into supply chains and larger drug networks are ongoing, with forensic analysis of seized substances planned.
Phagwara residents are angered by the Municipal Corporation's failures: poorly translated signboards, late-arriving and unresponsive staff, a non-functional library, and neglected public spaces. Congress councillors accuse the MC of corruption in tender processes, a claim the Mayor denies.
The Municipal Corporation approved Rs 18.5 crore in contracts for roads and parks. The F&CC blacklisted a company due to conflict of interest. On Saturday, Rs 1.65 crore in projects, including a green belt and roadwork, were launched in the Jalandhar Central constituency.
The Jalandhar Passport Office will hold a Passport Adalat on November 12th for unresolved applications submitted before August 31, 2025. Applicants should bring documents to the RPO office between 9:30 am and 12:30 pm. Applications should only be filed via the official website, as no private agencies are authorized.
The Punjab government organized a light and sound show, 'Hind Di Chadar,' to commemorate Guru Teg Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary. The show highlighted the Guru's life, teachings, and sacrifice for human rights. Events include celebrations, Nagar Kirtans, and a state-level commemoration led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
A man in Nihang attire was found consuming alcohol and meat with a woman in a car near a chicken shop in Phagwara. Sikh groups confronted him, alleging he misbehaved and brandished a kirpan. A scuffle ensued, his attire was removed, and he was assaulted. Police took the man and vehicle into custody, registering a case.
A candle march and press conference were held in Jalandhar following the suicide of ITBP Deputy Commandant Ayush Deepak. Deepak's family alleges he killed himself due to his sister's police harassment in Bihar and lack of action on his pleas for help. They seek justice and accountability.
A shooting occurred near a Phillaur school, injuring a resident. Police are investigating, citing crucial evidence and leads. Residents express fear over rising crime and perceived inaction from authorities following recent violence, including a previous shooting. Potential suspects have been identified.
Phagwara warehouse audit uncovers diversion of 2,000 wheat sacks
Police in Phagwara arrested a man from Moga for snatching earrings. A Kapurthala woman was booked for cheating a handicapped man. A farmer was booked for burning paddy stubble. Four people were booked in a dowry harassment case. Four individuals were arrested under the NDPS Act for drug-related offenses.
Jalandhar's hockey legacy is celebrated during Indian hockey's centenary. Olympians from Jalandhar highlight the progress made, especially in Punjab, while emphasizing the need to revive the sport at the school level and share its history. Jalandhar players contribute significantly, recently winning the Hockey Asia Cup 2025.
A youth, Jaswinder Singh (alias Bhalla), was arrested for snatching a gold earring from Prabhjot Kaur in Kapurthala. The incident occurred near Ravi Dental Clinic. Police registered a case under Section 379-B of the IPC based on Surjit Kaur's complaint. The accused used motorcycle PB09-AQ-9717. Further investigation is ongoing.