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December 11, 2018

Speech of Prof. Pritam Singh (Oxford) During Conference in Chandigarh on Federalism and Autonomy

Prof. Pritam Singh from Oxford University asserted that India is a multi-national country, and this truth be given precedence in all spheres and all walks of life. He discussed seven points problems and issues such as central nature of the Indian constitution, centre's taking over the state subjects under the garb of concurrent list, regional/linguistic entities/nationalities, multi-national character of Indian peninsula and relation between Indian nationalism and economic policies resulting in loot of states and their natural resources.

Amrinder Singh A New Pawn in the Hands of Delhi : Dal Khalsa

Dal Khalsa said Punjab CM Capt Amarinder Singh has become a new pawn in the hands of Hindutva masters, who wants him to be used in the India's larger game plan to scuttle the Kartarpur corridor project and create fissures among the Sikhs.

Punjab Cabinet Clears Enhancement of Parole Term for Good Conduct Prisoners; No Decision on Sikh Political Prisoners Issue

The Punjab cabinet has announced to enhance the regular parole given to the prisoners with good conduct from the existing 3 weeks to 4 weeks, and total parole from 12 weeks to 16 weeks during a calendar year.

Punjab Cabinet Approves Compensation of Rs. 60 Lac to Sikhs Against Damage to Properties in Shillong Clashes

The Punjab Cabinet led by CM Amarinder Singh today approved relaxation in instructions of the Relief and Resettlement Department for providing Rs. 60 lacs as compensation to the Sikh community against damage caused to their properties during violence in Shillong.

5 States Election Results: Congress Leading in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhatisgarh; TRS Heading for Land Slide in Telangana

The counting of votes for state assembly elections in five states of the Indian subcontinent began this morning. The counting of votes has crossed three rounds of counting. As per trends reported by media outlets Congress is leading in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhatisgarh.

Human Rights Will Win, Assert Amnesty India & Civil Society Activists

2018 will be remembered as a year when India witnessed a massive crackdown on civil society organisations and human rights defenders. In these turbulent times, protection of human rights are all the more important, Amnesty India said today.

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