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Punjab, Haryana Chief Ministers Discuss Water Issue, But Deadlock Remains
The SYL canal dispute is a decades-old interstate water dispute between Punjab and Haryana over the sharing of water from the Ravi and Beas rivers.
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Haryana's Saini Questions Punjab Flood Relief, AAP's Compensation Counter
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini released funds under various schemes for farmers and beneficiaries of the Deendayal Ladli Lakshmi Yojana. During this event, Punjab government and Arvind Kejriwal of AAP were the main targets of Saini
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169 Out Of 328 Missing 'Saroops' Recovered: Bhagwant Mann
On the sacred occasion of Maghi, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann paid obeisance at Gurdwara Sri Tuti Gandi Sahib here and addressed a gathering, reiterating the government's position on the recovery of 169 of the 328 missing 'saroops'.
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Meat, Alcohol, Tobacco Banned In 3 Holy Cities In Punjab
The sale of meat, tobacco, alcohol, other intoxicants are now prohibited in Amritsar Walled City, Talwandi Sabo and Sri Anandpur Sahib after a notification was issued by the Punjab government, according them 'holy city' status.
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"Show Results First": Bhagwant Mann Jabs Rahul Gandhi, Navjot Sidhu
Bhagwant Mann's comments came in the backdrop of fresh statements by Navjot Kaur Sidhu, who recently criticised the Congress leadership in Punjab.
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"No Final Decision Yet": Centre Clarifies Amid Chandigarh Bill Row
"No final decision on administrative changes in Chandigarh," says Centre amid political row
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"Punjab Comes First": State BJP Chief Picks His Side Amid Chandigarh Uproar
Amid the political uproar in Punjab over the Centre's move to bring Chandigarh under the President's direct control, Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar has said Chandigarh is an "integral part of Punjab" and assured that the "confusion" will be resolved
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"Capital Snatch Conspiracy": Punjab Pushback To Centre's Chandigarh Move
A massive political row has erupted over the Centre's push to bring Chandigarh under the purview of Article 240 of the Constitution, which will empower the President to make regulations for the Union Territory directly
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Punjab Boy Abhijot Singh With Kidney Disorder Dies. Sonu Sood Shares A Message
Eight-year-old Abhijot Singh had been suffering from a kidney disorder. His story came to light during the Punjab floods, with NDTV running a campaign to ensure the child gets the help he needed. He's no more.
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Sonu Sood Meets Abhijot Singh, Boy With Kidney Disorder, After NDTV Campaign
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood on Sunday met in Punjab an eight-year-old boy with a kidney ailment, whom he and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann have promised to help financially after an NDTV campaign.
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NDTV Campaign: Bhagwant Mann, Sonu Sood Step In To Help Boy With Kidney Disorder
Less than 24 hours after NDTV began a campaign to help an eight-year-old with a kidney ailment whose village has been affected by the floods in Punjab, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Bollywood actor Sonu Sood have assured the family of aid.
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"Whole Country Stands With Punjab": Arvind Kejriwal Visits Flood-Hit Areas
With Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann contracting a high fever ahead of his planned visit to a flood-affected area in the state with Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP chief took stock of the situation himself.
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AAP Vs BJP After Bishnoi Gang Claims Responsibility For Abohar Murder
Punjab's ruling Aam Aadmi Party and the opposition BJP are at loggerheads over the law and order situation, with gangsters like Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria operating with impunity in the state.
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AAP vs Congress After Chief Minister Tables Anti-Sacrilege Bill In Punjab Assembly
The Punjab Assembly witnessed uproar today when the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-led government tabled the anti-sacrilege bill, proposing punishment up to life imprisonment for sacrilegious acts against religious scriptures.
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Punjab Cabinet Approves New Bill Proposing Life Term In Sacrilege Cases
In a move aimed at taking strong action against sacrilege, the Punjab Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, approved the Punjab Prevention of Offences Against Holy Scriptures Bill 2025.
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Punjab, Haryana Chief Ministers Discuss Water Issue, But Deadlock Remains
The SYL canal dispute is a decades-old interstate water dispute between Punjab and Haryana over the sharing of water from the Ravi and Beas rivers.
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Haryana's Saini Questions Punjab Flood Relief, AAP's Compensation Counter
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini released funds under various schemes for farmers and beneficiaries of the Deendayal Ladli Lakshmi Yojana. During this event, Punjab government and Arvind Kejriwal of AAP were the main targets of Saini
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169 Out Of 328 Missing 'Saroops' Recovered: Bhagwant Mann
On the sacred occasion of Maghi, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann paid obeisance at Gurdwara Sri Tuti Gandi Sahib here and addressed a gathering, reiterating the government's position on the recovery of 169 of the 328 missing 'saroops'.
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Meat, Alcohol, Tobacco Banned In 3 Holy Cities In Punjab
The sale of meat, tobacco, alcohol, other intoxicants are now prohibited in Amritsar Walled City, Talwandi Sabo and Sri Anandpur Sahib after a notification was issued by the Punjab government, according them 'holy city' status.
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"Show Results First": Bhagwant Mann Jabs Rahul Gandhi, Navjot Sidhu
Bhagwant Mann's comments came in the backdrop of fresh statements by Navjot Kaur Sidhu, who recently criticised the Congress leadership in Punjab.
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"No Final Decision Yet": Centre Clarifies Amid Chandigarh Bill Row
"No final decision on administrative changes in Chandigarh," says Centre amid political row
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"Punjab Comes First": State BJP Chief Picks His Side Amid Chandigarh Uproar
Amid the political uproar in Punjab over the Centre's move to bring Chandigarh under the President's direct control, Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar has said Chandigarh is an "integral part of Punjab" and assured that the "confusion" will be resolved
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"Capital Snatch Conspiracy": Punjab Pushback To Centre's Chandigarh Move
A massive political row has erupted over the Centre's push to bring Chandigarh under the purview of Article 240 of the Constitution, which will empower the President to make regulations for the Union Territory directly
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Punjab Boy Abhijot Singh With Kidney Disorder Dies. Sonu Sood Shares A Message
Eight-year-old Abhijot Singh had been suffering from a kidney disorder. His story came to light during the Punjab floods, with NDTV running a campaign to ensure the child gets the help he needed. He's no more.
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Sonu Sood Meets Abhijot Singh, Boy With Kidney Disorder, After NDTV Campaign
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood on Sunday met in Punjab an eight-year-old boy with a kidney ailment, whom he and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann have promised to help financially after an NDTV campaign.
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NDTV Campaign: Bhagwant Mann, Sonu Sood Step In To Help Boy With Kidney Disorder
Less than 24 hours after NDTV began a campaign to help an eight-year-old with a kidney ailment whose village has been affected by the floods in Punjab, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Bollywood actor Sonu Sood have assured the family of aid.
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"Whole Country Stands With Punjab": Arvind Kejriwal Visits Flood-Hit Areas
With Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann contracting a high fever ahead of his planned visit to a flood-affected area in the state with Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP chief took stock of the situation himself.
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AAP Vs BJP After Bishnoi Gang Claims Responsibility For Abohar Murder
Punjab's ruling Aam Aadmi Party and the opposition BJP are at loggerheads over the law and order situation, with gangsters like Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria operating with impunity in the state.
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AAP vs Congress After Chief Minister Tables Anti-Sacrilege Bill In Punjab Assembly
The Punjab Assembly witnessed uproar today when the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-led government tabled the anti-sacrilege bill, proposing punishment up to life imprisonment for sacrilegious acts against religious scriptures.
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Punjab Cabinet Approves New Bill Proposing Life Term In Sacrilege Cases
In a move aimed at taking strong action against sacrilege, the Punjab Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, approved the Punjab Prevention of Offences Against Holy Scriptures Bill 2025.
