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Its the battle among Sikhs to choose the Sardar of Punjab, the state with a debt burden of at least Rs 2.82 lakh crore at the end of the current governments tenure.Based on caste considerations, all four major political parties in the state ...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday saluted the valour of Punjabis, the Sikhs in particular, saying the nation feels safe and secure as they keep a guard.Addressing a public rally here on Sunday, Shah said Punjab was a border state and ...

The ensuing Punjab elections have hit a new nadir with top leaders not shying away from hitting their opponents ‘below the belt’. This time it’s not the usual slander that the electorate is accustomed to in the run up to polls. Top leaders in Punjab couldn’t care less while scorning each other over their personal life. Congress's CM face candidate Charanjit Singh Channi took a

Politics may be a distant dream for the wife and daughter of Punjabs two prominent politicians, but they have already taken the path much travelled to politics while campaigning for the February 20 elections.Congress turncoat and two-time ...

Day after Navjot Singh Sidhu was pushed out of the race for the CM face, Opposition parties sharpened their attack on the PCC chief even as no senior Congress leader is rallying behind him. On the other hand, former AAP MP Dharamvira Gandhi has come out in Sidhu’s support.

Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) chief Capt Amarinder Singh on Tuesday said the Congress had made a big mistake by announcing a chief ministers face as "a chief minister should be decided on grounds of capability and not on the metric of caste, ...

Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) chief Capt Amarinder Singh on Tuesday said the Congress had made a big mistake by announcing a chief minister's face as "a chief minister should be decided on grounds of capability and not on the metric of caste, be it a Scheduled Caste, Jat or Hindu, which they had done." Pointing out that Punjab was never before divided on caste or religious lines,

Punjab Congress leader Charanjit Singh Channi (48) was on Sunday officially named as the party’s chief ministerial candidate by Rahul Gandhi, laying to rest the lingering suspense over its CM face for the ensuing Punjab elections on February 20.

Punjab BJP president Ashwani Sharma, in an interview with Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Vishav Bharti, expressed concern over the industry shifting its base to other states due to security reasons. Citing the increased sighting of drones, recovery of RDX and bomb blasts, he claimed it’s only the B

The Congress central leadership could prefer Dalit leader Charanjit Singh Channi over state congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, a Jat Sikh, as its chief ministerial candidate for the ensuing assembly elections on February 20, sources told DH.