Baljit Singh
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Indian-Origin Appointed Dean At Calgary University In Canada
An Indian-origin veterinary medical expert has been appointed as the Dean of the prestigious University of Calgary's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Canada.
-
Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
-
World-Class Body Armour Made in India. But Our Cops Do Without.
Last Monday, Baljit Singh, a brave Punjab police officer dared three terrorists who had entered the police station in Gurdaspur to come out and face him man to man.
-
Punjab Government Offers to Appoint Martyred Cop's Son as DSP
Recognising the gallantry deed of slain SP Baljit Singh who laid down his life in the Dina Nagar terror attack, the Punjab government has decided to appoint his son as Deputy Superintendent of Police besides allowing ex-gratia grant of Rs 25 lakh to his bereaved family.
-
Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
-
Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal Pays Tribute to Punjab Police
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal conveyed his heartfelt condolences from Warsaw to the family of SP Baljit Singh who sacrificed his life to fight against the terrorists in Gurdaspur district.
-
Father of Senior Cop Killed in Gurdaspur Too Died in a Terror Attack
Baljit Singh, the police officer, who was killed in the gun-battle with terrorists in Gurdaspur district on Monday, was a son to a policeman who too was killed by terrorists in Punjab in 1984.
-
Gurdaspur Terror Attack: Senior Police Officer Among 7 Killed
A senior police officer, Baljit Singh, was shot dead on Monday morning while fighting terrorists in the Gurdaspur region on Punjab near the border with Pakistan. Seven people were killed in the attack.
-
32-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder of Indian-Origin Baljit Singh in UK
A 32-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Indian-origin Baljit Singh, who was found dead in the basement of a West Midlands house in the UK.
-
Teenager chops off tongue to appease Goddess
A 17-year-old boy chopped off his tongue at Goddess Chawenda Devi temple, 30 kilometers outside Amritsar, to appease the deity. Baljit Singh was rushed to nearby hospital where his tongue was stitched back by a team of doctors. His condition is said to be stable.
-
Hockey India gives Rs 2.5 lakh to Baljit
Hockey India on Friday presented a cheque of Rs. 2.5 lakh to goalkeeper Baljit Singh towards his rehabilitation expenses.
-
Baljit slams Gill for stopping eye treatment
Baljit Singh, the Indian hockey goalkeeper who got injured on his eye because of a freak golf ball accident in training, has lashed out at sports minister MS Gill saying he told him that money for his treatment had to be stopped because there was no hope of recovery.
-
Baljit eyeing India comeback in 2010 Games
A freak eye injury might have cast a shadow over his career but a determined Baljit Singh is eyeing a comeback in the national side to play in the Commonwealth Games.
-
Determined Baljit eyeing comeback at CWG
A determined Baljit Singh is in no mood to give up and is eyeing next year's Commonwealth Games here to stage his comeback in the national team.
-
Baljit returns home, says condition of his eye has improved
India's hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh returned home on Saturday after undergoing treatment in the United States saying the condition of the eye has improved.
-
Indian-Origin Appointed Dean At Calgary University In Canada
An Indian-origin veterinary medical expert has been appointed as the Dean of the prestigious University of Calgary's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Canada.
-
Top Gallantry Medals for Gurdaspur Martyrs
Superintendent of Police Baljit Singh who laid down his life fighting heavily-armed terrorists from Pakistan in Gurdaspur last month, is among three policemen of Punjab chosen for the top police medal on the eve of Independence day.
-
World-Class Body Armour Made in India. But Our Cops Do Without.
Last Monday, Baljit Singh, a brave Punjab police officer dared three terrorists who had entered the police station in Gurdaspur to come out and face him man to man.
-
Punjab Government Offers to Appoint Martyred Cop's Son as DSP
Recognising the gallantry deed of slain SP Baljit Singh who laid down his life in the Dina Nagar terror attack, the Punjab government has decided to appoint his son as Deputy Superintendent of Police besides allowing ex-gratia grant of Rs 25 lakh to his bereaved family.
-
Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
-
Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal Pays Tribute to Punjab Police
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal conveyed his heartfelt condolences from Warsaw to the family of SP Baljit Singh who sacrificed his life to fight against the terrorists in Gurdaspur district.
-
Father of Senior Cop Killed in Gurdaspur Too Died in a Terror Attack
Baljit Singh, the police officer, who was killed in the gun-battle with terrorists in Gurdaspur district on Monday, was a son to a policeman who too was killed by terrorists in Punjab in 1984.
-
Gurdaspur Terror Attack: Senior Police Officer Among 7 Killed
A senior police officer, Baljit Singh, was shot dead on Monday morning while fighting terrorists in the Gurdaspur region on Punjab near the border with Pakistan. Seven people were killed in the attack.
-
32-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder of Indian-Origin Baljit Singh in UK
A 32-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Indian-origin Baljit Singh, who was found dead in the basement of a West Midlands house in the UK.
-
Teenager chops off tongue to appease Goddess
A 17-year-old boy chopped off his tongue at Goddess Chawenda Devi temple, 30 kilometers outside Amritsar, to appease the deity. Baljit Singh was rushed to nearby hospital where his tongue was stitched back by a team of doctors. His condition is said to be stable.
-
Hockey India gives Rs 2.5 lakh to Baljit
Hockey India on Friday presented a cheque of Rs. 2.5 lakh to goalkeeper Baljit Singh towards his rehabilitation expenses.
-
Baljit slams Gill for stopping eye treatment
Baljit Singh, the Indian hockey goalkeeper who got injured on his eye because of a freak golf ball accident in training, has lashed out at sports minister MS Gill saying he told him that money for his treatment had to be stopped because there was no hope of recovery.
-
Baljit eyeing India comeback in 2010 Games
A freak eye injury might have cast a shadow over his career but a determined Baljit Singh is eyeing a comeback in the national side to play in the Commonwealth Games.
-
Determined Baljit eyeing comeback at CWG
A determined Baljit Singh is in no mood to give up and is eyeing next year's Commonwealth Games here to stage his comeback in the national team.
-
Baljit returns home, says condition of his eye has improved
India's hockey goalkeeper Baljit Singh returned home on Saturday after undergoing treatment in the United States saying the condition of the eye has improved.
