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Tribune News Service Amritsar, February 17 The Ministry of Home Affairs (MEA) has denied permission to a Sikh jatha that was to leave for Pakistan on Thursday for the centennial of the Nankana Sahib massacre. As many as 730 visas were issued by the Pakistan Embassy for the February 21 event. Citing security concerns, the SGPC received a fax message from the MEA on Wednesday evening, stating that recent inputs indicated a threat to Indian citizens visiting Pakistan. It also pointed out that move...

(MENAFN - IANS) y Praveen Dwivedi New Delhi, Feb 14 (IANS) It was between 12.30 p.m. to 1 p.m. on November 27, 2020 when thousands of farmers from Punjab and Haryana who were marching towards Delhis Ramlila Ground were stopped by Delhi police at Singhu village, claimed Gurmeet Singh, a resident of Gurdaspur district who is a member of the Krantikari Kisan Union in Punjab. "We reached Haryana from Gurdaspur on the night of November 25. Police had barricaded the area to stop our movement. With ...

Avtar Singh is taking us on a tour of Sant Kutiya Gurdwara on Harish Mukherjee Road. The five marble floors of the gurdwara rise serene and white against a February afternoon, like an island of quiet in fidgety Bhowanipore. Singh leads us into the spacious prayer hall, the Darbar Sahib, on the first floor, and gestures, gently and respectfully, towards the golden canopy in front of us, under which rests the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred book of the Sikh faith. It is considered the living, the e...

Ludhiana: A mechanical engineer by profession, Harsimran Narula of Ludhiana has been organising langar sewa on Delhi road, near Lohara for over a fortnight now. He quit his job to serve the humanity. According to him, he thought of starting the langar sewa while returning from the farmers’ protest at Singhu border when he came across some protesters, who were looking for some tea stall or food joint. “It was there that I decided to quit the job in order to serve the protesters and also ot...

The writer heads INSPIRING Pakistan, a progressive policy unit. THE PTI’s term is half over. So how has it done? The quality of a regime’s outcome depends on its actions whose quality, in turn, relies on its team’s quality. Outcomes include political, economic and foreign ones. Actions are in five governance areas: legislation, policy, institutional reform, projects and service delivery. Only major work in the first three areas gives big change but its fruits reach masses mainly via the l...

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Charsi Bhangi: Arieb Azhars stoner anthem delivers on the high expectations Singer released many tracks overtime, but his cult classic, which finally has a music video, continues to impress Arieb Azhar has finally released a music video for his stoner anthem Charsi Bhangi, and dare we say, it certainly delivers on the high expectations. The track is replete with mischief and soft rhythms complemented by his baritone vocals. The singer came out with several songs over the years but Charsi Bhan...

Bhupender Singh Hooda, in-charge of the NGO Zamindara Chatra Sabha and a resident of Rohtak, told IANS,

Langar service in full swing at Tikri Border ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Sat, Feb 6 2021 20:27 IST | ​ 0 Views Langar.. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Feb 6 : Community kitchen service or Langar is in full swing at the Delhi-Haryana border. Bhupender Singh Hooda, in-charge of the NGO Zamindara Chatra Sabha and a resident of Rohtak, told IANS, "From the very first day, we are with the farmers." He added that initially for two days, they provided the farmers with milk and bananas be...

Bhupender Singh Hooda, in-charge of the NGO Zamindara Chatra Sabha and a resident of Rohtak, told IANS,