Residents take up issue with Principal Secy
Residents take up issue with Principal Secy
Delhi-based student collective Vanguard plans Gurmukhi merchandise after success at Mela Ghadri Babeyan Da. They offer socially conscious art inspired by global icons and revolutionary figures. Vanguard aims to expand in Punjab and publish free booklets of freedom movement essays, including Bhagat Singh's writings.
The Mela Ghadri Babeyan Da drew large crowds, but many were disappointed as key Punjabi books like the 'Mahan Kosh' and 'Punjab' were out of stock. The 'Mahan Kosh' hasn't been reprinted since 2019, despite high demand and its importance to Punjabi culture.
Four pistols seized, bike impounded
GRD Co-Education College hosted inter-school talent competitions. Events included folk singing, fancy dress, and carving. Winners were: Simran (fancy dress), Ramanpreet Kaur (folk singing), and Jasbir Kaur & Daljeet Singh (fruit carving). NRI dignitaries attended as chief guests.
Lyallpur Khalsa College held a workshop on PSU career opportunities. Speakers discussed eligibility, recruitment, and the evolving role of PSUs. The event aimed to connect students with professional insights and emphasize stable career prospects within the public sector.
The Rail Coach Factory (RCF) in Kapurthala hosted friendly hockey matches as part of India's Hockey Centenary Celebrations in 2025. The event, featuring international players and Olympians, honored Indian hockey's legacy and inspired young players. The matches showcased exceptional skills and sportsmanship, creating a memorable experience.
The BJP, Jalandhar Urban, commemorated the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram at Sain Das School. BJP leaders, including Manoranjan Kalia and Sukhwinder Singh Goldy, highlighted the song's role in inspiring patriotism, India's freedom movement, and national unity, while also discussing its historical significance and its ban by the British.
Punjab's AAP government struggles to deliver on its promise of a monthly honorarium to women, citing financial constraints and high debt. The unfulfilled pledge faces opposition criticism as elections approach. The government aims to secure funds through land sales and other initiatives.
People block national highway
Surjit-XI and P.I.S.-XI clinch thrilling victories
Recalls painful memories | Seechewal thanks EAM for help
Panic grips Phillaur railway station
ITC's Kapurthala plant donated ₹25 lakh to Punjab's Chief Minister's Relief Fund for flood rehabilitation. The cheque was presented to Deputy Commissioner Amit Kumar Panchal. Panchal thanked ITC, noting the funds will directly aid flood victims and support ongoing government relief efforts.
AQI improves; 40 FIRs, 40 red entries, 33 warning notices issued in Jalandhar
In Jalandhar, Surjit Hockey Academy will organise two matches at Surjit Hockey Stadium, Burlton Park, starting at 8 am
Dr Jawahar Dhir honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award
Sena secretary Dharminder Bhularai leads protest
Hans Raj Mahila Mahavidyalaya players make it a hat-trick of titles | Over 300 students undergoing training in 32 sports disciplines on campus
He said such the comments not only insulted the memory of one of India’s most respected Dalit leaders but also exposed the deep-rooted prejudice that continued to persist in sections of the political class
SDM Anamjyot Kaur held a review meeting with officials
Terms the reported action of the Pakistani authorities as an attempt to disturb the harmonious relationship between Hindu and Sikh communities
Opposition parties meet on call given by Bar Association in Hoshiarpur
The protest will be held to protest the Punjab government’s “forcible” dismantling of the peaceful dharna by computer teachers in Tarn Taran
Police in Phagwara booked three villagers for murdering a farmer. Four farmers were booked for burning stubble, and several miscreants for snatching from migrants. ITC donated Rs 25 lakh to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. A man was arrested for stealing Rs 8,000 from a shop.
Family yet to perform last rites, body to be kept in front of minister's house in Tarn Taran
Punjab farmers threaten a protest starting November 21st if the government doesn't raise the sugarcane SAP to Rs 500 per quintal. They're demanding higher prices due to rising input costs and low returns, planning highway and railway blockades. They will protest on November 18th and submit a memorandum to the DC. They also seek release of Rs 22 crore from a sugar mill.
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