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CBI officials say the agency coordinated with multiple domestic and international agencies to gather evidence in the case

Bathinda remains the hottest place in the state with the mercury touching 47.6 degrees Celsius

The film follows the murder of a flamboyant billionaire under mysterious circumstances

Police recover Rs 25.30 lakh cash, 13 mobile phones, and 6 car

This brings the total number of songs released after Punjabi singer's death to 11

Family members allege the couple had been facing marital issues despite marrying earlier this year

Groom’s father says marriage was fixed through a relative

The documentary has been released on Moosewala’s birth anniversary on Wednesday

A statue of Dr. Ambedkar in Noorpur Jattan, India, was allegedly desecrated, with a video showing damage to a hand. Pro-Khalistani slogans were visible, and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun claimed responsibility. The village sarpanch initially denied the act but later acknowledged damage, claiming it was pre-existing. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A man, Shivtar Singh, died after consuming poison with his family. His wife, Khushmandeep Kaur, and parents, Surjit Singh and Jaswinder Kaur, also fell ill. Surjit and Jaswinder are in critical condition, while Khushmandeep is stable. Shivtar's brother, Jagtar Singh, accused Khushmandeep of poisoning the family, leading to her being booked by the police. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Farmhouses and kothis near Ludhiana-Malerkotla highway are now popular for informal election meetings. Political parties use them for lobbying, hosting gatherings throughout the day. These venues offer discretion for private interactions with candidates and supporters, and are also being used to discuss political strategies and organisational issues. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Travel agents in Punjab are accused of defrauding Akashdeep Singh's family out of Rs 34 lakh. They promised a work permit for Australia but never delivered. Police registered a case against Gurpreet Singh, Arshi, and Sandeep after a complaint from Akashdeep's mother, Sandeep Kaur. Authorities are working to apprehend the suspects. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Police arrested 12 people, including four women, for honey-trapping and extortion. The gang, including a fake ASI, blackmailed victims with nude videos, demanding money. They extorted a man for ₹63,000 initially, with a demand of ₹4 lakh. Police recovered cash, cars, fake IDs, and phones. The accused are under investigation. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Kidney ailments are increasing in Phagwara, boosting dialysis services in government and private facilities. GCH offers free dialysis, but lacks a nephrologist. Charitable and private hospitals like Shri Vishwakarma and Gandhi Hospital provide affordable options. Dr. Saroya's hospital offers specialized care. Addressing rising cases requires prevention, early detection, and affordable treatment to support inclusive kidney care. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Hoshiarpur's DDRC, praised by the Governor, combats substance abuse with comprehensive care. It expanded to 100 beds, currently treating 104 patients. DDRC offers counseling, vocational training, legal aid, and interactive classrooms. The center's success led to two additional centers, all providing transformative recovery and empowering patients towards a life free from addiction. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The SIT investigating the assault on Colonel Bath visited Patiala to gather evidence and recreate the crime scene. They attempted to use a drone but couldn't due to lacking permissions and a fire at the mini-secretariat. The Colonel's relative urged the SIT to secure permits before further investigation. The assault occurred after a parking dispute on March 13th. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The border tensions between the two countries had escalated after India targeted terror camps inside Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack that had claimed 26 lives

The owner of a sand-laden tipper involved in a fatal accident that killed eight, including seven schoolchildren, was arrested in Samana. The arrest followed public outrage and a promise from the Chief Minister. The owner, Randhir Singh, was remanded in police custody. The CM also promised a judicial probe into illegal sand mining. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Sand excavated from reservoirs in Hanumangarh was allegedly sold at low rates without bids. The Mayor claimed ignorance. An MLA called for an inquiry, and an AAP leader promised investigation if needed. Sand was reportedly sold at Rs 500 per trolley, less than the minimum Rs 1,000. An MC official allegedly gave permission, taking a blank check to determine the payment. (This summary is generated via AI.)

BJP leader Tarun Chugh accused Punjab's AAP government of causing financial ruin for political advantage. He alleged that the government, led by Bhagwant Mann, is a 'safe haven' for AAP leaders facing corruption charges. Chugh criticized the rise of criminal elements and claimed Punjab's resources are misused to benefit Delhi AAP workers. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Northwest India faces a heatwave, with an orange alert for Punjab until June 12. Temperatures will fall by 2-4°C after four days. Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Haryana and Himachal Pradesh from June 12-16. Bathinda recorded the highest temperature at 45.6°C. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Glowing tributes paid to Sikh poet-scholar Bhai Vir Singh on his 68th death anniversary

Opposition parties accuse Punjab's government of corruption related to its new land pooling policy for urban development. They allege the policy, affecting 27 urban centers, is a scam designed to benefit ruling AAP leaders and fund election promises. The policy involves acquiring thousands of acres, raising concerns about displacement, environmental impact, and financial irregularities. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Punjab achieved a record-breaking peak power demand of 16,192 MW on June 10, surpassing the previous high of 16,058 MW. This milestone was reached without power cuts, a first since India's independence. High temperatures and the start of paddy sowing drove the surge. PSPCL utilized in-state, out-of-state resources, and its transmission network to meet the demand. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Sidhu Moosewala's father, Balkaur Singh, is trying to stop the screening of a documentary about his slain son. He filed a petition in court, alleging the film contains sensitive, unauthorized material and could harm the ongoing murder investigation. The court adjourned the matter to June 12. Singh previously sent a legal notice and filed complaints. The broadcaster has requested 10 days to respond. (This summary is generated via AI.)