The Punjab government has announced a one-time settlement (OTS) scheme offering a 100 percent waiver…
From the smoky furnaces of Hoshiarpur’s villages to the old gur mandis of Ludhiana and…
From mustard fields and organic farms to tractor rides, traditional kitchens and village courtyards, Punjab…
With Jalandhar and Mandi Gobindgarh recording an AQI of 336, Punjab’s pollution levels rise across…
Twentysix years after one of Indian cricket’s most painful days in Sharjah, the team came…
Sometimes, art begins with emotions that cannot easily be expressed in words. A canvas becomes…
Yograj Singh Cricket Academy will open its new centre at Aerocity, Mohali, on Monday, November…
Sometimes, all it takes is one message to make someone’s day. A friend checking in…
Twentysix years after one of Indian cricket’s most painful days in Sharjah, the team came within a single run of revisiting that unwanted record on Friday. India’s 244-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth ODI at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, was their second-heaviest loss by runs in the format, just short of the 245-run […]
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The Punjab government has announced a one-time settlement (OTS) scheme offering a 100 percent waiver on penalties and interest on outstanding domestic electricity bills up to March 31, 2026. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann said the scheme would benefit 24.86 lakh families, with the government waiving ₹518 crore in penalties and interest. Consumers will have […]
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The Himachal Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu in Shimla on Friday, approved the launch of the Mukhya Mantri Apna Parivar Sukhi Parivar Yojna, under which eligible women aged 18 to 59 will receive Rs 1,500 per month. The scheme will also provide 300 units of free electricity to eligible beneficiary families. […]
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Former Union Minister and BJP MP Anurag Thakur on Friday predicted that the BJP would return to power in Himachal Pradesh in 2027, accusing the Congress government of failing to fulfill its guarantees and pushing the state into a debt of around Rs 1.12 lakh crore. Addressing the centenary celebrations of Government Degree College in […]
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Leader of Opposition Jai Ram Thakur on Friday said the winter session of the Himachal Pradesh Assembly, scheduled to be held in Dharamshala from December 16 to 21, would be the Congress government’s last winter session. He said BJP legislators had prepared notices and questions on several issues to hold the government accountable during the […]
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The 10th Military Literature Festival began at Lake Club, Sector 5, Chandigarh, on Friday, drawing military enthusiasts, students, families and visitors for a three-day celebration of India’s military heritage, history and valour. The festival will conclude on Sunday, November 15. The opening day witnessed a considerable turnout, with visitors exploring military exhibitions, stalls and a […]
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Sometimes, art begins with emotions that cannot easily be expressed in words. A canvas becomes a space for confronting sadness, remembering experiences, celebrating cultural traditions, or questioning the relationship between humans and nature. At AIM Gallery in Chandigarh, Chaturth brings these different worlds together, offering visitors an opportunity to encounter art not merely as something […]
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From the smoky furnaces of Hoshiarpur’s villages to the old gur mandis of Ludhiana and Jalandhar, Punjab’s traditional jaggery trade stands at a crossroads. As farmers and Punjab Agricultural University explore ways to revive gur-making, the age-old culture of the village kolhu is steadily losing ground. Chandigarh: With the onset of winter, sugarcane harvesting is […]
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Chandigarh, November 13 Former Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar has questioned why an alleged gangster threat to AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, received by a Delhi MLA in the national capital, led to a police complaint in Mohali. Jakhar said Kejriwal, a former Delhi chief minister, should have approached the Delhi Police if the threat […]
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