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& Detailed Thread on NIA notices to persons connected with #FarmersProtests:- 1. Notices are issued u/s 160 Cr.P.C. to join investigation as witnesses in RC-40/NIA/DLI/2020. 2. This case is registered on 20 Dec 2020 against 3 named persons living abroad & connected with SFJ. — ਪਰਮਜੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ || Parmjeet Singh (@iamparmjit) January 16, 2021 nbsp; Documents available with the Sikh Siyasat News (SSN) show that the notices are issued under Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.PC) to join ...

Sukhbir Singh Toronto Farmer’s struggle has completed few phases of endurance. It has churned out a lot. This whole struggle has been colored differently by different sections. But wisdom on both sides know that it started with an ancestral impulse of resilience against injustice. It started with a micro cosmic demonstration in Punjab, it waited until it remained unheard. Then it reached the premises of Indian capital, overcoming all obstructions. Now, lawmakers from democratic institutions a...

/ 2020 was a dismal year for movie theaters. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the domestic box office plummeted 80% from 2019, as theatergoers stayed home in droves, opting to watch programs and movies on streaming platforms like Disney Plus, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. Locally, San Antonio-based Santikos Enterprises also felt the pinch, despite being open since May with COVID-19 safety measures such as weekly virus testing for employees, and advanced hygiene and sanitization methods at its thea...

  Sikh Siyasat editor Parmjeet Singh presents brief details and analyses Indian Supreme Court’s 12 January 2021 order to stay new farm laws and constitute a committee to make recommendations with regard to new farm laws.

January 13, 2021 | Amritsar/Ludhiana: On 9 January 2021, Bhai Daljit Singh released the first issue of Sikh Shahadat’s book series. This book is a special issue on Farmers struggle. The book was released at Ludhiana in presence of Sikh Shahadat editor Prof. Kanwaljit Singh, Sikh lawyer advocate Jaspal Singh Manjhpur and others. Bhai Daljit Singh released first copy of Sikh Shahadat book series on January 9, 2021 It is notable that Sikh Shahadat was published as a Punjabi monthly m...

January 12, 2021 | Instead of considering this text as an opinion article, research paper or report, it is my humble request to consider this as either a conversation or an open letter that may serve as a mode of awareness about an impeding existential threat to the people of the Indian sub-continent in general and freedom of humanity as we currently know. In present times we are staring at a grim future which will be nothing in terms of social or economic order like the one we inhe...

By @joshmradio When you think of the band Hanson, you dont normally think of Weezer too. In a special Listeners Choice all request live stream concert, the "MMM Bop" superstars covered the song "Troublemaker" from Weezers Red Album that was released back in 2008. During the show, they also covered songs by Ed Sheeran and Journey. This isnt the first time they have performed "Troublemaker", but to hear this in 2021 is pretty bad-ass. Rivers Cuomo has stated the song, along with others from The ...

Monrovia businesses band together to save struggling restaurants KABC Share: MONROVIA, Calif. (KABC) -- Monrovia is on a mission to save local restaurants struggling during the coronavirus pandemic. The city is offering a $10 coupon to customers ordering takeout to help out local eateries. Restaurants that participate will be reimbursed for the coupon discount - not by the city, but by other businesses. The pandemic has been taking a heavy toll on local restaurants. "Waiters depend on tips," sa...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Noel V. Marquez of Lake Arthur, 67, an honored New Mexico painter and a leader of environmental protection efforts, passed away Dec. 23 after a long illness, according to family members. Marquez was the 2008 recipient of the Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts. He was known for his large murals in New Mexico communities, including Carlsbad, Hobbs and Artesia, where he was born on June 4, 1953. He studied art in many places, including Mexico and N...

Brandon Martin describes the past 10 months for himself, his employer and his industry in a single word – bleak. Martin, director of operations for American Music Theatre, has seen the formerly thriving business battered by crushing punches from COVID-19, the same as many similar venues have suffered. With the theater temporarily closed to help fight the spread of the virus, nearly all of AMT’s 40 full-time employees have been laid off, except a handful in the box office who are worki...