Punjab loses 2.2% of its GSDP every year to the drug crisis.
Punjab loses 2.2% of its GSDP every year to the drug crisis.
Unless we address the roots of the drug business, we will lose an entire generation to addiction.
They are generally deserted by their loved ones and loneliness gradually drags them into mental depression
Grievance meet cancelled for 2nd time, residents left disappointed
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The Tribune Editorial: Tackling organised cybercrimes generated from scam compounds abroad is indeed a demanding task.
The Tribune Editorial: The phenomenon of logs floating downstream should not be dismissed lightly.
Rewind & Ramble: When misogyny meets mass appeal, box-office magic defies critics, exposing cinema’s complicated romance with toxic masculinity
A story of six spirited sisters Badaa Karara Pudna blends humour, emotion and Punjabi pride in one vibrant package
Markets in Rohtak city face severe congestion, frequent traffic snarls due to encroachments, particularly during rush hours
Beijing has entrenched itself in global supply chains — making it harder for Trump to pressure US companies.
The failure of our education system has pushed an entire generation towards desperate migration.
The Tribune Editorial: Science thrives on trial and error, but in Delhi’s case, both seem buried under political theatrics.
The Tribune Editorial: The deal to produce a civil aircraft together highlights New Delhi’s pragmatic approach of maintaining strategic ties with Moscow — even if it irks Washington.
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Conflict highlights ongoing demand for electronic weighing machines to ensure transparency and fair payments to farmers for their crops
Nothing is more important than ensuring freedom from hunger, no matter what it costs.
The Tribune Editorial: Instead of finger-pointing, genuine coordination between Punjab, Haryana and Delhi is essential.
The Tribune Editorial: Allegations of ‘vote chori’ and other malpractices should be countered with hard evidence, not partisan comments.
Achieving military success on the battlefield no longer guarantees strategic victory in the broader political sense.
Ishitta Arun defended herself against online criticism for smiling at her uncle's funeral. Artists in Lucknow paid tribute to Satish Shah through paintings. Kareena Kapoor Khan shared family photos from her fun weekend. Samay Raina apologized for insensitive comments about people with disabilities on his show.
From Janhvi Kapoor to Tripti Dimrii, celebs slay the latex way
#JammuJournal: Locals call for stronger police presence and better street surveillance
Central Pollution Control Board directs installation of monitoring systems at textile, food and metal industries before December 31
“Look after all of them well. They are all my sons,” said Field Marshal Cariappa, refusing special treatment for his POW son.
The Sikhs were among the most affected during the October conflict of 1947, yet their stories have been relegated to the footnotes of history.
The Tribune Editorial: The nation as a whole must go all out to strike a balance between public safety and canine welfare.
The Tribune Editorial: Over 20 fake universities have been named in the past few years.
Writer Jessica Khurana discusses her work on the talk show 'Two Much With Kajol and Twinkle,' highlighting the challenges of writing for unscripted celebrity interviews. She emphasizes research, the show's unique feminine perspective, and her admiration for colleagues like Vikram Bhatt and Ekta Kapoor. Khurana's future projects include a courtroom drama and a Kajol-led film.
Chief Minister directs registration of FIRs to ensure accountability
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