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Educators demand relief from non-teaching duties while authorities warn the public against a viral fake recruitment advertisement linked to census and survey work.

Teachers Protest Administrative Workload as Fake Rs 62,500 Survey Ad Spreads Online

Teachers in Amritsar have raised concerns over what they describe as growing “Census fatigue,” protesting against repeated government survey, census, election, and administrative assignments that they say are affecting their primary responsibility of teaching students. The protest, organized by local teacher unions and education staff associations, was held in Amritsar this week. Participants argued that...

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Investigators pursue forensic leads, DNA analysis, and missing-person reports as questions over the child's identity and the motive behind the case remain unanswered.

Patiala Police Struggle to Identify Child Found Dead in Bhakhra Canal After One Week

One week after the recovery of a headless child’s body from the Bhakhra Canal, Patiala Police continue to face significant challenges in identifying the victim and determining the circumstances surrounding the death, officials said. The body was discovered by local residents near a section of the canal, who alerted authorities after noticing the remains in...

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Chandigarh DC Meets Players and Coaches

Chandigarh DC Nishant Kumar Yadav Meets Players and Coaches

Chandigarh Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav held an interaction with local players, coaches, and sports officials to discuss issues related to sports development, infrastructure, and athlete support in the city. The meeting was aimed at understanding the challenges faced by sportspersons and exploring ways to strengthen Chandigarh’s sporting ecosystem. During the interaction, athletes and coaches...

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High Court seeks response from Punjab government after PSTCL-recruited officers allege administrative decisions have affected their promotion prospects.

PSTCL-Recruited Officers Move High Court, Claim Promotions Affected

A group of officers recruited through Punjab State Transmission Corporation Limited (PSTCL) has approached the High Court, alleging that their promotion prospects have been adversely affected due to administrative decisions and service-related policies. The petition has brought attention to issues concerning career progression, service rules, and employee rights within the state-owned power transmission utility. According...

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सेक्टर-11 कैशियर हत्याकांड के बाद व्यापारियों ने सुरक्षा व्यवस्था मजबूत करने की मांग उठाई, डीजीपी से मुलाकात कर बढ़ी पुलिस गश्त और बैरियर लगाने की अपील की।

चंडीगढ़ कैशियर हत्याकांड: कारोबारियों की पीएम से गुहार, बिगड़ी कानून व्यवस्था के बीच छुट्टी पर गए गृह सचिव

चंडीगढ़ के सेक्टर-11 में एक कैशियर की हत्या के बाद शहर की कानून-व्यवस्था को लेकर व्यापारिक समुदाय में चिंता बढ़ गई है। इस घटना ने सुरक्षा व्यवस्था पर सवाल खड़े किए हैं, जिसके चलते व्यापारियों ने प्रधानमंत्री से हस्तक्षेप की मांग करते हुए शहर में सुरक्षा उपायों को मजबूत करने की अपील की है। घटना...

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Senior leaders and party workers gather to review performance, strengthen the organization, and prepare for upcoming political challenges in Punjab.

Punjab Congress Begins Three-Day Strategy Session to Strengthen Party Organization

The Punjab Congress on Monday began a three-day brainstorming and discussion session aimed at reviewing the party’s performance, strengthening its organizational framework, and preparing strategies for future political challenges in the state. The session has brought together senior party leaders, office-bearers, district representatives, and grassroots workers to assess the Congress party’s current position in Punjab...

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Authorities investigate alleged transmission of sensitive footage abroad as intelligence agencies probe possible espionage links and security risks.

Spy Camera Found in Bathinda Military Zone; Two Arrested in Security Breach Case

A major security breach has come to light in Punjab after authorities discovered a spy camera allegedly installed in a military-sensitive zone in Bathinda. The case has raised serious concerns among security agencies, with investigators examining claims that footage captured by the device was transmitted to recipients in Pakistan and Canada. According to preliminary findings,...