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    Mohali court convicted Pastor Bajinder Singh, sentence to be decided on April 1

    Mohali: The local court in Mohali on Friday given its verdict in the case of sexual harassment of a woman from Zirakpur by Jalandhar pastor Bajinder Singh who claims to cure diseases through miracles.  Reports reaching the court have declared the pastor guilty. Also, the court has given the date of 1st April for the.

    Punjab to soon host national, international sporting events: CM Mann

    Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday said that Punjab will soon host several national and international sporting events to give impetus to sporting culture.   Addressing a gathering at a function to felicitate the 1975 World Cup-winning hockey squad and present cash prizes to the winners of national and state-level games, the Chief Minister.

    Big action on Drug Smugglers in Punjab, DGP Gaurav Yadav writes to all SSPs and Commissioners

    In the letter written to all SSPs and Commissioners of Police, he asked for the names of all the big smugglers from each district. 

    Vigilance and Food Safety Officer conducts surprise check in food factory

    During the check, Food Safety Officer Faridkot issued 03 challans under the Food Safety Act and 04 samples of pickles and marmalade being prepared in the factory were filled.

    BJP forms opposition in Punjab’s Municipal Corporations without SAD support after 27 years

    Chandigarh: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) unit in Punjab on Wednesday formed the opposition in Punjab’s municipal corporations without the support of its former ally Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) after 27 years.  Analysts said the move marks a new chapter in BJP’s political journey in the state, where it had traditionally contested elections in alliance with.

    Punjab congress criticises the budget calls it a defeatist budget 

    Chandigarh: The Congress Chief of Punjab unit Amarinder Singh Raja Warring on Wednesday said the state Budget presented by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had neither substance nor vision.  Speaking with the media Amarinder Singh Raja Warring states, “This is one of the most defeatist budgets any government can prepare and present as the.

    77 drug peddlers arrested in fresh raids across Punjab: Police

    Chandigarh: Continuing its efforts to combat drug addiction, police in Punjab on Wednesday  conducted raids at 483 locations leading to the arrest of 77 drug smugglers after registration of 55 first information reports (FIRs).  Official sources said that with this, the number of total drug smugglers arrested has reached 4,114 in just 26 days.  Police.

    Power dept employee beaten up after power theft raid

    Gurmeet Singh cut the wire of the illegal connection.

    Punjab police files FIR against pastor Bajinder Singh

    Mohali: Police in Punjab on Tuesday said that they have registered an FIR against Pastor Bajinder Singh after a complaint was filed by a woman named Ranjeet Kaur alleging assault on her.  Official sources said that the incident reportedly took place after a prayer session, where Kaur claimed that she, along with others, was mistreated.

    Robber injured in police firing after fleeing with ASI’s Pistol in Amritsar

    Amritsar: Police in Amritsar on Tuesday said that a robber namely Vikramjit Singh alias Pintu,  who had been arrested by Amritsar police in a robbery case, was injured in a police encounter. Official sources said that Vikramjit has been admitted to the hospital. The accused robber was the main accused in the robbery of the.

    Congress Punjab president alleges AAP govt for ‘brutal crackdown’ on farmers 

    Chandigarh: Congress President Punajb Amarinder Singh Raja Warring on Tuesday in a scathing attack at the Aam Aadmi Party government alleged them for trying to blame the peacefully agitating farmers for the March 19 ‘brutal crackdown’ on them.  “It is a classic case of the pot calling kettle black,” the state president said, while reacting.