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Students of BBA and BCom of Lyallpur Khalsa College Technical Campus have bring laurels to the college by bagging positions in examination conducted by IKG Punjab Technical University. Twenty five students of BBA and 24 students of BCom have scored distinction.In BCom Hons VI Jasleen Kaur Amandeep stood first by scoring 8 56 SGPA Avneet Kaur Bikky Yadav Chandni Neha Pratap Narayan Radha Shristhi Yadav stood second by scoring 8 32 SGPA Komal stood third by scoring 8 8 28 SGPA. Harshita Sharma Mamta Reet Verma Simranjeet Kaur stood fourth by 8 08 SGPA Sanjay and Sushma Rani stood fifth by 7 84 SGPA Himani and Kusam stood sixth by scoring 7.70 SGPA. Continue Reading...

On Thursdaybit was Gurchet Bhullar who organised the first rally to welcome newly appointed PPCC chief Navjot Singh Sidhu at Mhemoodpura, even going on to predict from the stage of the rally that Sidhu will become the next chief minister of the state after the 2022 Assembly polls.Back in September 2015, during a Captain Leao Punjab Bachao Bring Captain and save Punjab rally at Amark village in Tarn Taran, Captain Amarinder Singh had declared Sukhpal Bhullar as the Congress party candidate from the Khemkaran seat for the 2017 Punjab Assembly polls elections. Continue Reading...

The zoo will remain open from 9.30am to 4.30pm on six days Monday closed as part of safety protocols 5400 visitors will be allowed per day in three slots of 1800 each.The Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park popularly known as Chhatbir Zoo reopened after a gap of three months on Tuesday welcoming 888 visitors on the first day. Continue Reading...

The police on Monday lobbed teargas shells and used water cannon to disperse bjym activists trying to lay siege to the official residence of Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh here over his alleged failure to curb drug menace in the state. Continue Reading...

The grim reality is that the state populace is reeling from a combination of factors and needs clear hope for the future. In India where elections form the central institution of democracy and constituent states qualify as mini-republics, it is hardly surprising that the poll-bound states come under intense focus. Continue Reading...

In interview to a Punjab TV channel, CM Amarinder accuses Sidhu of indiscipline & looking to leave Congress while Sidhu retorts that he was only fighting for justice on desecration issue. The crisis within the Punjab Congress over the desecration row deepened Tuesday, with Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and his one-time cabinet colleague, Amritsar MLA Navjot Singh Sidhu, once again taking on each other over the issue. In an interview to a Punjab TV channel, Amarinder accused Sidhu of indiscipline, saying that he was constantly attacking “his chief minister” and it was “clear that he wanted to leave the party”. Amarinder also said that it seemed that no political party wanted Sidhu, adding that he didn’t mind contesting against the cricketer-turned-politician at Patiala, the chief minister’s constituency. Continue Reading...