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The deceased, Vinod Bhoir, 20, a student at Viva College was playing cards in the Ganpati pandal around 2.30am. According to the police, when their van reached the pandal for patrolling, Bhoir and the other men assumed that the police were conducting a raid and apprehending arrest, the group began fleeing the pandal | Mumbai news

Hindu families in Canada are feeling threatened after receiving threats from a US-based Sikh extremist. The extremist has called on Hindus to leave Canada, alleging their failure to condemn the killing of a Khalistan Tiger Force chief. Traditionally, Punjabi Sikhs have been the main group migrating to Canada, but in recent years, Hindu families and students have also been joining. Hindu families are concerned about the situation and hope that the Canadian government will intervene to ensure thei...

Kapurthala-based immigration consultant Inderpal Singh, who also owns a hotel in Jalandhar, said he has received over a dozen calls from Canadian NRIs, regarding their reservations and planned itinerary

The restrictions announced on Thursday do not affect those that have Overseas Citizens of India cards, the ministry of external affairs has made clear | Latest News India

Health and family welfare minister Dr Balbir Singh said acting on tip-off regarding illegal sex determination tests being done at these locations, health teams from Ludhiana and Barnala planned a special operation

Indian Railways said some trains will skip their designated stoppage at Barnala and will stop at the Sekha and Tapa railway stations.

Vigilance officials say that while at times the bribe seekers end up incriminating themselves, at others, it proves to be a dead-end.

The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for the long staple is Rs 7,020 per quintal.

Teachers from at least five districts in Punjab were assigned duties as “bus in-charges” and “nodal officers” to ferry AAP workers from each assembly segment to “Sikhiya Kranti Rally” in Amritsar.

State has generated 178.05 lakh person-days with 68.78% being contributed by women; Among districts, Mansa tops chart with 45% works completed