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SAD-BJP gets into poll mode in Majha

Running ahead of the Congress in terms of declaring candidates for the three Majha seats, the SAD-BJP seems to be gearing up for the polls.

VB presents challan against jail supdt

The Vigilance Bureau today submitted a challan against Jail Superintendent SP Singh and others in a case registered in November 2005 for misappropriat

Many a scandal rock GNDU

Countless probes into minor and major issues haunt the teaching and non-teaching departments of Guru Nanak Dev University.

‘We are ready, but give peace a chance’

Not with standing the Army contingents’ war drills along the Indo-Pak border for the second consecutive day on Sunday, villagers are showing no signs
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SGPC finally throws open Sehajdhari Sikh issue

Having drawn flak on the Sehajdhari issue, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, on Friday, convened an emergency meeting of the Sant Samaj...

‘Youth Cong polls in other states too’

Even as frequent visits of the Gandhi family scion, Rahul Gandhi, to the city have triggered speculations in political arena...

Poll fever drives Badal’s Vikas Yatra

Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today kickstarted his statewide tour, “Vikas Yatra”, from this highly neglected border township.

Controversy over construction of sub-jail in residential area

Residents of Bhadroya Road locality in Pathankot are up in arms against the Jails Department for allowing construction of a two-storey sub-jail in res

Funds for martyrs’ memorial siphoned off

Funds meant for erecting a gate in the memory of martyrs, Saraj Singh and Kulwant Singh, both brothers...

Sikh clergy meet on sending birs abroad deferred

The crucial issue of sending birs (copies of Guru Granth Sahib) to foreign countries remains unaddressed as the internal strife in the Sikh clergy tod

House panel assures Rajasansi revival

The Parliament Committee on Civil Aviation today assured that efforts are afoot to bail out Rajasansi International Airport which is struggling to sta

Amarinder asks Bhattal not to interfere in his programme

Snubbing Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader Rajinder Kaur Bhattal, former CM and party's election campaign committee president Capt Amarinder Sin

Border farmers to intensify struggle for compensation

The visit of 13th Finance Commission chairman Vijay L Kelkar to the border areas on Friday notwithstanding...

Lawyers-admn staff stand-off continues

There seems no end in sight to the week-long stand-off between the government employees and the lawyers.

5 Punjabis in list of ultras handed over to Pakistan

Five terrorists from Punjab figure in the list of 20 dreaded terrorists, which has been handed over to Pakistan by India following the Mumbai strikes.

Scam rings in Tarn Taran

A special probe team of technical and accounts experts from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) office has found a huge haul of scrap of obsolete and

Rajasansi still in trouble, but Pathankot airport bounces back

While Rajasansi International Airport is still not out of the trouble, there is some good news for the region. Indian Airlines today commenced its muc

Cop among four held in land-grab case

Allegations of the land mafia being patronised by the police grew loud again when four persons were held for an alleged attempt to grab a house on Tar

‘Integrated Attari check-post by 2011’

Hours before crossing over to Pakistan for secretary-level talks, Union Home Secretary Madhukar Gupta today held a meeting to discuss the long-awaited

Unanimity on SGPC chief candidate: Sukhbir

In his maiden address to Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee members owing allegiance to the Shiromani Akali Dal...

Naseer returns home to Pakistan with unfulfilled ‘Bollywood dream’

Pakistan teenager Naseer Sultan left for Pakistan, still nurturing his dream of meeting filmstar Shah Rukh Khan one day, the reason he had illegally c

Bitter news for sugar industry

Tough times are in store for the already-suffering sugar industry in the state, as there has been a 50 per cent dip in the cane production.

Mounties might go home empty-handed

Five investigators of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who are in India in connections with the probe of June 1985 bombing of Air India’s 182 Kanishk

Mounties might go home empty-handed

Five investigators of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who are in India in connections with the probe of June 1985 bombing of Air India’s 182 Kanishk

1984 Sikh carnage was wrong: Rahul

Cong general secretary Rahul Gandhi condemned anti-Sikh violence in aftermath of Indira Gandhi’s assassination.
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