Vande Mataram should never be put to use as a political tool; the song was meant to unite.
Vande Mataram should never be put to use as a political tool; the song was meant to unite.
India will not abandon Russia simply to please western partners. It will not accept moral lectures that ignore western hypocrisy.
Dilip Kumar (December 11, 1922- July 7, 2021)
The book is a gentle nudge towards pragmatic idealism
Chandigarh’s newest Instagram hotspot with a British twist and Punjab’s heart
The Tribune Editorial: By honouring unsung heroes, the SC exposes policy flaws, restores faith in state promises and ensures that no frontline kin battles red tape alone in tomorrow’s emergencies.
The Tribune Editorial: Warring and some other leaders are not keen to cede ground to the Sidhus, whom they regard as seasonal politicians.
Amritsar girl on Saiyaara’s World TV premiere on Sony MAX
The stakes rise steadily here, but the authors never sensationalise
Order says strikes disrupt vital healthcare, impacting public health, essential services
The Tribune Editorial: A surge in the use of VPNs (virtual private networks), which hide a user’s location, is expected as some children will explore ways to circumvent the ban
The issue is complex, involving supply chain vulnerability as well as weaknesses of the regulatory framework.
The Seeds Bill, 2025 shows bias towards big seed companies and MNCs.
The Tribune Editorial: The Opposition points to ballooning debt, slow repair of roads and bridges damaged by landslides and delays in compensation to flood-hit families.
Additional doctors from medical colleges, NHM, Ayush Dept & retired doctors roped in
9 JAT pays tributes to the martyrs of the Battle of Chhamb, 1971, on December 10, its battle honour day.
Measures must be implemented across the Indo-Gangetic basin and Delhi's airshed area.
Beijing’s pollution control strategy was done in coordination with its nearby regions.
The Tribune Editorial: This grim reality found political voice recently in the Rajya Sabha, when MP Raghav Chadha raised an alarm over what he called a “toxic-water crisis” in Punjab.
The Tribune Editorial: Trump’s warning to India is closely linked to his outreach to his key vote bank — farmers
Helen Khan, the iconic Bollywood dancer, continues to captivate audiences. At 86, she still performs and enjoys life, though she admits to stage fright. Known for her dance and fashion, she recently revisited Amritsar and shares fitness videos, embracing her timeless appeal.
Outrage erupted after a video showing the school owner dragging & beating girl students surfaced
The Tribune Editorial: The mishap is virtually a repeat of what had happened at a game zone in Rajkot (Gujarat)
The Tribune Editorial: Vande Mataram is an emotive symbol and, therefore, a strategic one.
Local Dalit labour seeking higher wages often finds itself displaced by migrant workers
Even India’s rich are shifting wealth into gold, signalling deeper worries about the growth story
TV actresses reveal their winter style secrets: layering is key for warmth and style. Oversized sweaters, long coats, and cozy knits are favorites. They incorporate Indian pieces, shawls, and traditional wear. Accessories like beanies, mufflers, and brooches add personality.
The ECI cannot invent procedures that force citizens to ‘regain’ a right that the Constitution already gives them.
The politics of universal subsidies has crowded out real development
The Tribune Editorial: With the rollout of 11 in-prison Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and vocational courses, the region is beginning to reimagine jails not as sites of punishment, but as spaces of possibility.
The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now
in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is
run by a trust comprising five eminent persons as trustees.
The Tribune, the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and views without any
bias or prejudice of any kind. Restraint and moderation, rather than agitational language and
partisanship, are the hallmarks of the newspaper. It is an independent newspaper in the real sense
of the term.
The Tribune has two sister publications, Punjabi Tribune (in Punjabi) and Dainik Tribune (in Hindi).