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January 30, 2018

Introspection Needed to Find Why A Sportsperson Turned into ‘Gangster’: Shashi Kant on Vickey Gounder

Talking about slain gangster Vickey Gounder, who was killed by Punjab police few days back, former Directer General of Police (Prisons) Shashi Kant said that there is need to introspect the reasons, circumstances and causes which turned a good sports person towards crime.

Bhagat Ravidas Ji’s Parkash Dihara: Punjab Govt. Declares Holiday on 31 January

In a statement issued today, the Punjab Government declared holiday on Parkash Dihara of Bhagat Ravidas Ji on January 31, 2018 under Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881.

Over Stalled Naga Peace Accord, All Parties Call For Poll Boycott

As per the media reports the representatives of 11 political parties in Nagaland, including the ruling Naga People’s Front (NPF), ally BJP and

CM Amarinder Singh Seeks Rs. 50 Crores from Centre for “Modernisation” of Punjab Police

A release issued by Punjab government today disclosed that Punjab Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh has sought Rs. 50 Crores from the Centre for "modernising the police force" in the state.

Now, Sikhs In Australia Bans Indian Diplomats From Using Gurdwara Podium

Following the suit of Sikh diaspora of North America and England, the Sikhs in Australia on Sunday barred the Indian representatives from using the Gurdwara podium

Worried Over Ban on Diplomats, Indian State mulls to Impose Visa Curb on Sikh Diaspora Representatives

In response to the move of Sikh diaspora in Canada to disallow Indian diplomats using Gurdwara stage, the Indian State is planning to impose visa curbs on Sikh representatives.

Apprehensive About Ludhiana MC Polls SAD (Badal) Urges SEC To Convene All Party Meet

The apprehensive Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) urged the State Election Commission (SEC) to convene an all party meeting on the pretext to

‘Enforced Disappearances’ & ‘Encounter Killings’ in Punjab: Police Deny Information under Right to Information (RTI) Act

Punjab Police have ducked queries under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, seeking information about the number of persons killed during the days of militancy in the state and militants killed in encounters between 1978 and 1993. Different pretexts have been used to deny the information.

Congress leader Jagdish Tytler says Rajiv Gandhi travelled around north Delhi during the 1984 violence

Congress leader and Sikh Genocide 1984 suspect Jagdish Tytler on Monday (Jan. 29) claimed that former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi took several rounds of North Delhi during the 1984 massacres of the Sikhs.

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