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Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, June 27 Gangster-turned-activist Lakhvir Singh alias Lakha Sidhana and Rajinder Singh Deep Singh Wala, vice president Kirti Kissan Union, have been booked by the Chand
Harinder Kaur Bindu, whose father Megh Raj Bhagtuana was killed by alleged Babbar Khalsa International militants in 1991, now leads protests against the new farm regime at Tikri as head of the women’s wing of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Ekta Ugrahan). The Jamhoori Kisan Sabha is one of the main groups at the Singhu protest. Its president Kulwant Singh Sandhu, who was part of the failed talks with the Centre, was shot in the leg and back in an ambush by suspected Khalistan Commando Force members in 1988. Sonia Mann, a film star in south India and Punjab, has been a regular visitor to the prot...
First 4 Bridging appoints Sonia Mann as account manager By Roger Baird 17 th February 2021 10:22 am Specialist distributor First 4 Bridging has appointed Sonia Mann as a key account manager to cover the Midlands and surrounding areas. Veteran Mann Sonia joins the Surrey-based firm from specialist lender Together, where she was a corporate director. Previously, she spent 18 years at NatWest in a variety of roles, and has also worked at Santander UK and the Royal Bank of Scotland, as a client relations manager. First 4 Bridging says Mann’s “wealth of experience i...
Baljit Kaur, 50 has been farming most of her life in Punjab, India. For her, cultivating her crops and tending to the land is a blessing and goes beyond simply being a profession – it is in her blood. On a normal day, Baljit would be spending long hours in the fields, carefully sowing her seeds and preparing for the harvest. The work is not easy, but she is dedicated to it. Today, however, she is not in her fields – she is on the outskirts of the Indian capital New Delhi at the Tikri border, where she and many other farmers – female and male – have travelled for hundreds of kilometres...