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SGPC plans stronger security at Golden Temple by inducting Sikh ex-servicemen after recent sacrilege attempt.

SGPC to Hire More Sikh Ex-Servicemen for Security at Golden Temple After Sacrilege Attempt

In the wake of a recent sacrilege attempt at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has announced plans to strengthen security arrangements at the revered shrine by recruiting additional Sikh ex-servicemen. The decision comes amid renewed concerns over the safety and sanctity of one of Sikhism’s holiest sites. According to...

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Investigation continues as viral footage raises questions about safety and oversight.

Young Woman Killed in Rope-Jumping Accident Laid to Rest in Brazil

A young Brazilian woman who died in a rope-jumping accident that drew widespread attention on social media was laid to rest this week as authorities continued investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Family members, friends, and residents gathered to pay their final respects, while questions remain about whether proper safety measures were in place during...

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PIL raises concerns over accessibility and fairness in curriculum for visually impaired students, High Court seeks response from state authorities.

Punjab High Court Hears Case on School Syllabus for Visually Impaired Students

A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Punjab and Haryana High Court challenging the existing school syllabus and learning framework for visually impaired students in Punjab, raising concerns over accessibility, inclusivity, and equal educational opportunities. The petition has been filed by an education rights activist and social welfare group working for persons...

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Maritime tensions raise new concerns for Indian seafarers in the Gulf.

Can India Protect Its Seafarers in the Gulf Amid Rising Maritime Security Risks?

India faces growing challenges in protecting its seafarers working in the Gulf region as maritime security risks increase amid geopolitical tensions and military activity. Indian nationals form one of the largest groups in the global maritime workforce, with thousands employed aboard commercial vessels operating through the Gulf, Arabian Sea, and Strait of Hormuz. These seafarers...

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Police probe shooting in Zira village as bike-borne assailants flee after firing, security tightened in the area.

Punjab: Bike-Borne Assailants Open Fire in Zira Village

Police have launched an investigation after unidentified bike-borne assailants allegedly opened fire in a village in Punjab’s Zira area, triggering concern among local residents and prompting heightened security measures. Authorities are working to determine the motive behind the incident and identify those responsible. According to preliminary information released by police, the firing took place in...

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Police arrest six suspects as investigations continue into the alleged abetment of a pathi’s suicide in Punjab.

Punjab: Six Arrested for Abetting Pathi’s Suicide

Punjab Police have arrested six individuals in connection with the alleged abetment of a pathi’s suicide, according to officials involved in the investigation. The arrests were made following a complaint and preliminary inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death, which has drawn attention within the local community. According to police authorities, the deceased, who served...

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Deadly Russian attacks damage a historic cathedral and deepen Ukraine’s humanitarian crisis.

Russian Strikes Kill Nine in Ukraine, Historic Cathedral Suffers Major Damage

At least nine people were killed and several others injured after Russian missile and drone strikes targeted multiple locations across Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials. The attacks caused widespread destruction to residential buildings, infrastructure, and a historic cathedral, adding to concerns about the ongoing humanitarian and cultural impact of the war. Ukrainian authorities said emergency...

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New policy aims to simplify doctor registration while recognizing valuable clinical training and experience.

Punjab Medical Council Recognises Department Training for Doctors’ Registration

The Punjab Medical Council (PMC) has decided to recognize certain departmental training programs for the purpose of doctors’ registration, a move that is expected to streamline professional accreditation and strengthen the healthcare workforce in the state. The decision is being viewed as an important step toward aligning medical training with registration requirements while supporting the...

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Authorities launch a major investigation after a fatal aircraft crash near Butler Memorial Airport claims the lives of 12 people and shocks the local community.

Skydiving Plane Crash Near Missouri Airport Kills 12, Federal Investigation Begins

A tragic skydiving plane crash near Butler Memorial Airport in Missouri has claimed the lives of 12 people, prompting a large-scale investigation by state and federal authorities. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the aircraft went down in the vicinity of the airport, located in western Missouri, triggering an immediate emergency response involving firefighters,...