Gurpreet Singh, Author at National Times

18 Feb

Cultural Extravaganza at Delhi World Public School, Zirakpur, Young Students Shine with Impressive Performances

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Zirakpur, February 18 – Delhi World Public School, Zirakpur, hosted a grand cultural event showcasing India's rich heritage. Junior students captivated the audience with a spectacular thematic presentation on "India – One Nation."The event commenced with a traditional lamp lighting ceremony by Director Principal Dr. Manisha Sahni, in the presence of parents and teachers who actively participated in the celebrations. Vibrant Cultural Showcases India's Diversity The stage came alive with soulful music, classical dance performances, and energetic folk presentations, portraying India's diverse traditions and historical essence.Students presented mesmerizing Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Bhangra, and Lavani performances, spreading a message of national unity,…

18 Feb

No Indian Flag at Karachi Stadium Sparks Outrage—PCB Responds to Social Media Backlash

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Karachi (National Times): The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has responded to a growing controversy over the apparent absence of the Indian flag at Karachi’s National Stadium ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. A viral video showing flags of participating nations—except India—set off a wave of speculation, with critics accusing Pakistan of sidelining its cricketing rival amid ongoing political tensions. However, the PCB has rejected these claims, asserting that only the flags of teams scheduled to play in Pakistan have been displayed at venues in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi. "India is not playing in Pakistan. The flags at these stadiums…

17 Feb

Gujarat Samp Army Dominates Delhi Royals by 8 Wickets in Legend 90 League 2025 Eliminator

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Raipur, February 17, 2025 – The much-awaited Eliminator match of the Legend 90 League 2025 turned into a one-sided affair as Gujarat Samp Army cruised to a convincing 8-wicket win over Delhi Royals, knocking them out of the tournament and advancing to the next stage.Held at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur, the match attracted fans from across the country, especially given the high stakes involved. Delhi Royals, who had been competitive throughout the league, were unable to handle the pressure in this crucial encounter.The Delhi Royals, opting to bat first, posted a moderate total on the…

17 Feb

₹1 Lakh Donated for New Ambulance in Dera Bassi by Shri Ramleela Committee

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Dera Bassi, February 17, 2025 – Shri Ramleela Committee (Reg. No. 812) of Dera Bassi has been raising funds to purchase a new ambulance. Responding to their appeal, Ryan Engineering Pvt. Ltd. donated ₹1,00,000 towards this noble cause.The cheque was handed over to Committee President Ravinder Vaishno, Cashier Upesh Bansal, Secretary Dinesh Kumar, and Patron Balbir Maggo. Sardar Gurdeep Singh Chahal, a social worker, played a key role in securing the donation. He assured that further efforts would be made to gather more financial support. 16 Years of Dedicated Ambulance Service President Ravinder Vaishno highlighted that for the past 16…

17 Feb

Gautam Malhotra Calls for Personalized Learning in Indian Education System

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February 17, 2025 (National Times Bureau): Gautam Malhotra is highlighting a crucial issue in the Indian education system. The idea that each child has unique learning needs is often overlooked, leading to unnecessary stress. Traditional methods that prioritize rote learning and cramming can stifle creativity and deep understanding. Using technologies like Brainwave Tech could provide a more personalized approach, allowing students to learn in ways that suit their individual cognitive patterns. This could foster a deeper, more practical understanding of subjects, equipping students with knowledge and skills that would be more beneficial for their careers in the long run.

17 Feb

Punjab Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan Condemns Treatment of Deported Indians, Urges Youth to Stay in India

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Chandigarh, February 17, 2025: Punjab Vidhan Sabha Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan has strongly condemned the mistreatment of recently deported Indian nationals from the United States, particularly the alleged denial of Sikh youths’ right to wear turbans and the inhumane practice of handcuffing and chaining them. Calling the treatment “extremely condemnable,” Sandhwan expressed deep disappointment over the incident.Appealing to Punjab’s youth, he urged them to stay in India and pursue vocational training instead of risking their lives and spending exorbitant amounts—often up to ₹50 lakh—to seek employment abroad. He stressed that instead of becoming "servants" in foreign countries, Punjab’s youth could…

17 Feb

Third US Military Aircraft Brings 112 Indian Deportees to Amritsar

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Amritsar, February 16, 2025: Another 112 Indian nationals deported from the United States arrived in Amritsar today as the third US military aircraft carrying deportees landed at Amritsar Airport.According to official reports, the deportees include 31 individuals from Punjab, 44 from Haryana, 33 from Gujarat, 2 from Uttar Pradesh, and 2 each from Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, bringing the total count to 112.This marks the third batch of deported Indian migrants in recent days, following the return of 116 deportees yesterday. The surge in US deportations comes amid stricter immigration policies and heightened border security measures. The Indian government has…

16 Feb

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Urges Youth to Avoid Illegal Migration, Focus on State’s Growth

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Ghungrali (Ludhiana), February 16, 2025 – Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann urged the state’s youth to learn from recent deportations from the US and avoid illegal migration. He encouraged them to work hard in Punjab and contribute to its progress.Speaking at a sports tournament, Mann emphasized that Punjab has some of the world’s most fertile land. However, he blamed previous governments for failing to create opportunities, which forced many young people to seek better prospects abroad. "Deportations Are an Eye-Opener" Mann called the mass deportations from the US a wake-up call. He urged young people to focus on Punjab’s…

16 Feb

Second US Deportation Flight Lands in Amritsar With 119 Indians

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Amritsar, February 16, 2025 – A C-17 Globemaster military aircraft carrying 119 deported Indians arrived at Amritsar International Airport at 11:40 PM on Saturday. This marks the second deportation flight in ten days. The first batch of 104 deportees landed on February 5. A third flight, with 157 deportees, is scheduled to arrive on Sunday.Among the 119 deportees, 67 are from Punjab, 33 from Haryana, and eight from Gujarat. Three are from Uttar Pradesh, while two each belong to Goa, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan. One person each is from Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. Deportees Arrive in Large Numbers Among…

16 Feb

Punjab Govt Wants PM Modi to Convince Trump to Change its Policy; What’s Their Plan on Action Against Fraudulent Agents?

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Chandigarh (National Times): Punjab’s NRI Affairs Minister Kuldeep Dhaliwal recently expressed his outrage over the inhumane treatment of Indian deportees from the United States, particularly highlighting the physical restraints imposed during their journey back. After meeting the second batch of deported immigrants at Amritsar Airport on Saturday, Dhaliwal condemned the US authorities for binding the hands and feet of deported Indians, despite protests. "You will be very sad to know that once again, during the entire journey, American soldiers had tied the hands and feet of our Indian people. Despite such a huge protest, they were treated inhumanly," Dhaliwal said.…