Punjab

Shiromani Committee Acts Against Staff Over Protocol Breach During Rahul Gandhi’s Gurdwara Visit
17 Sep

Shiromani Committee Acts Against Staff Over Protocol Breach During Rahul Gandhi’s Gurdwara Visit

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Amritsar, September 17: The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has taken disciplinary action against staff members of Gurdwara Baba Budha Sahib Ji, Ramdas, after a breach of religious protocol during the visit of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.SGPC Secretary Pratap Singh said the inquiry was ordered by Committee President Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami and the findings were received today. Based on the report, Katha Vachak Bhai Palwinder Singh and Sevadar Bhai Harvinder Singh have been suspended, while the services of Granthi Bhai Kulvinder Singh were terminated. Manager Pragt Singh has also been issued a warning and transferred.The probe revealed that Rahul…
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NIA probes Bathinda blast: 19-year-old suspect planned suicide attack in Jammu and Kashmir
17 Sep

NIA probes Bathinda blast: 19-year-old suspect planned suicide attack in Jammu and Kashmir

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National Times Bureau :- The investigation into the September 10 blasts at village Jeeda in Punjab’s Bathinda district has revealed shocking details, with officials stating that a 19-year-old law student, Gurpreet Singh, was preparing to become a suicide bomber to carry out an attack in Jammu and Kashmir. According to high-level police sources, Gurpreet Singh had procured explosive chemicals and a jacket-style belt online, which he intended to strap around his waist and detonate near security forces in Jammu. During preliminary questioning at AIIMS, where he is undergoing treatment for injuries, Gurpreet admitted that he wanted to target armed forces…
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Punjab Gets Rs 240 Crore From Centre for Flood Relief Under SDRF
17 Sep

Punjab Gets Rs 240 Crore From Centre for Flood Relief Under SDRF

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, Trending
Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): The Union Government has released the second installment of the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) for Punjab, providing Rs 240 crore to support relief and restoration work in flood-affected regions. The Ministry of Finance confirmed the transfer in an official communication, noting that the release is part of the Centre’s committed share under the 15th Finance Commission’s recommendations for the financial year 2025-26. This tranche is aimed at strengthening ongoing recovery operations in Punjab, where floods during the monsoon season caused widespread damage to homes, farmlands, and public infrastructure. The state government is expected to channel the…
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Punjab Braces for Light Rain in Seven Districts as Monsoon Nears Exit
17 Sep

Punjab Braces for Light Rain in Seven Districts as Monsoon Nears Exit

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, Trending
Ludhiana (Gurpreet Singh): The monsoon season is set to bid farewell to Punjab within the next three days, but before its departure, several districts are likely to receive light to moderate rainfall. According to the forecast, Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur, Rupnagar, Mohali, Nawanshahr, and Fatehgarh Sahib are expected to see cloudy skies with occasional drizzle. Other districts are predicted to remain largely dry. Heat persists in some regionsEven as the rains offer short-term relief, parts of Punjab continued to reel under hot weather. Ludhiana was recorded as the warmest location with a maximum temperature of 37.1°C. Mansa touched 36.6°C, while Bathinda…
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Punjab CM Orders Swift Medical Relief in Flood-Hit Districts
16 Sep

Punjab CM Orders Swift Medical Relief in Flood-Hit Districts

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Chandigarh, September 16, 2025: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has directed officials to step up relief operations in flood-affected districts, with a strong focus on safeguarding human and animal health.Reviewing the ongoing efforts with senior officials from the Health and Family Welfare Department, the CM emphasized that timely medical aid must reach every impacted resident. He also instructed authorities to ensure the immediate drainage of stagnant and contaminated water from fields and villages to curb the spread of diseases.Mann highlighted that swift action was crucial in preventing health crises. “Our government remains committed to protecting public health and ensuring that…
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Barnala’s Kattu village passes resolution to completely boycott migrants
16 Sep

Barnala’s Kattu village passes resolution to completely boycott migrants

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National Times Bureau :- In a major decision, residents of Kattu village in Barnala district have passed a resolution to completely boycott migrant workers. According to information, the villagers gathered at a local meeting where concerns were raised over the rising number of migrants in the area. After discussions, the panchayat unanimously decided that no migrant worker would be allowed to work or settle in the village. The decision has sparked debate in the region, with many questioning the legality and social impact of such a move. Authorities are expected to look into the matter to ensure that the rights…
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President Droupadi Murmu to Visit Dera Beas for Two-Day Tour in Punjab
16 Sep

President Droupadi Murmu to Visit Dera Beas for Two-Day Tour in Punjab

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPolitics, Punjab, Trending
Amritsar (Gurpreet Singh): President of India, Droupadi Murmu, is scheduled to visit Dera Radha Swami Beas in Punjab on September 27 as part of the annual Vikhe Bhandara celebrations. Her stay will extend until September 28, with the President expected to arrive at the Dera premises via a special helicopter. During the visit, President Murmu is slated to meet Dera chief Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon and senior officials, including Sir Jasdeep Singh Gill. The discussions are expected to revolve around the Dera’s social welfare initiatives, including educational programs, healthcare projects, and other community service activities. In view of the visit,…
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Dispute Over Siropa to Rahul Gandhi at Amritsar Gurdwara; SGPC Begins Inquiry
16 Sep

Dispute Over Siropa to Rahul Gandhi at Amritsar Gurdwara; SGPC Begins Inquiry

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPolitics, Punjab, Trending, ,
Amritsar (Gurpreet Singh): The presentation of a Siropa to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during his recent visit to Gurdwara Baba Budha Sahib Ji has triggered a fresh controversy in Punjab. Gandhi, who was in the state on September 15 to review flood-hit areas, was felicitated by gurdwara management representatives, a move that has since drawn criticism from Sikh organizations. Following the uproar, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has taken official notice of the matter. SGPC President Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami confirmed that an investigation is underway. “Our code of conduct clearly states that Siropas are reserved for spiritual figures,…
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Punjab Set to Bid Farewell to Monsoon by September 20, IMD Predicts Showers Until Midweek
16 Sep

Punjab Set to Bid Farewell to Monsoon by September 20, IMD Predicts Showers Until Midweek

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, Trending
Ludhiana (Gurpreet Singh): The monsoon season is nearing its end in Punjab, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) confirming that the system will retreat from the state by September 20. As it withdraws, several districts are likely to experience light to moderate rain over the next three days. Weather experts said cloudy skies and drizzle could be seen across many parts of the state on Monday. Rain activity is expected to increase on Tuesday and Wednesday, particularly in northern and central districts such as Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Hoshiarpur, Rupnagar, Mohali and Nawanshahr. Scattered showers are also predicted for Ludhiana, Jalandhar,…
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Punjab Launches Paddy Procurement Despite Flood-Hit Farmlands
16 Sep

Punjab Launches Paddy Procurement Despite Flood-Hit Farmlands

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, Trending
Ludhiana (Gurpreet Singh): Procurement of paddy for the current season began across Punjab on Tuesday, even as large tracts of farmland remain affected by recent floods. Officials estimate that over three lakh hectares in districts including Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Fazilka, and Ferozepur witnessed extensive crop damage. However, better yields in other regions are expected to push overall market arrivals to nearly 175 lakh metric tonnes this season. To support the exercise, the Reserve Bank of India has extended a cash credit limit of ₹15,000 crore to the state government, ensuring timely procurement and payment for farmers. Mandis across Punjab have…
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