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May 2, 2017

After Aadhaar proposal, Now Ambulance Service for Cows

In a bizarre move Uttar Pradesh's deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya here on Monday flagged off an ambulance service that would cater to cows.

Ramandeep Singh Goldy Acquitted in 2010 UAPA Case

The district court has acquitted Sikh political prisoner Ramandeep Singh, alias Goldy, in the 2010 Patiala bomb blast case on Monday.

Nothing Like Threat Was Said To Amarinder Singh At Surrey Nagar Kirtan: SFJ

Responding to the unnecessary hype created by Indian media in which it has claimed that Punjab CM Amarinder Singh was threatened at Surrey Nagar Kirtan (Khalsa Day parade) on 22nd April,

Enforced Disappearances in Punjab: Family of Amritsar Man Gets Death Certificate After 25 Years

With the passage of time the wounds of the bereave family has failed to heal, which was a target of police atrocities during militancy in Punjab as a victim of “enforced disappearance”

UN Review Should Condemn The Crackdown On Rights Group By India: HRW

The Human Rights Watch a US based rights advocacy group has here today tabled a report in which it has asked the UN's human rights wing to condemn India's

H S Phoolka Lead AAP Embarks On ‘Punjab Yatra’ From Amritsar

Various legislatures of the Aam Adami Party (AAP) along with leader of opposition in the Punjab Assembly H S Phoolka began the ‘Punjab Yatra’ by paying obeisance at the Darbar Sahib,

Amnesty International to release Report about Attacks on Freedom of Expression (FoE) in Bangladesh

Amnesty International will be launching a report titled 'Caught between fear and repression: Attacks on Freedom of Expression in Bangladesh' at 3.30 PM today in Press Club of India, New Delhi.

Indian Election Commission Cancels Anantnag by-poll Amidst Strong Protest by Kashmiris

Amid growing pro-freedom protests in the Kashmir Valley, the Election Commission of India on Tuesday rescinded its notification issued for the Anantnag bypoll, which was scheduled for May 25, till further notice.

Indian Govt. Complains with Canadian Authorities Against Khalsa Day Parade (Surrey): Media Reports

Indian High Commission in Canadian capital Ottawa has lodged a "formal complaint" to Global Affairs-Canada regarding the Khalsa Day Parade organised by Canadian Sikh diaspora last week.

General Election Update: Early On Labour Making More Positive Overtures To Sikhs Than Conservatives- Sikh Federation UK

General Election Update by Sikh Federation UK says Early On Labour Making More Positive Overtures To Sikhs Than Conservatives.

VAISAKHI 2017: Thousands flock to Sikh Festival at Federation Square in Melbourne

Federation Square became a spectacle of colour as over five thousand Sikhs flocked together to the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi on Sunday, 30th April.

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