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AAP MLA Dr. Balbir Singh conducted surprise inspections in Fatehgarh Sahib to check whether Mann government’s claims of healthcare reforms are improving real treatment conditions for ordinary citizens.
Punjab is asking a loud question now. Should power be sold for suitcases again? Or should honest leadership give real jobs and a drug-free future to common families?
CM Bhagwant Mann expressed his commitment to this initiative, saying, "The government is not only building magnificent school buildings, but also creating a strong education system.''
Now, for the first time, CM Bhagwant Mann has initiated legal action by registering an FIR against 16 SGPC employees.
In the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted Congress and Nehru for omitting lines from the national song, which as per him lead to partition of India.
Across democracies, the loudest voice no longer wins-the most visible does. Private algorithms, not public institutions, now decide whose ideas reach citizens and whose disappear silently.
Punjab is witnessing a rare turnaround in irrigation as canal water has reached fields that stayed dry for years. The change reflects a major policy shift under the Bhagwant Mann government.
He made this announcement while addressing students at an event organized at the Punjabi University campus on the occasion of Zaria Foundation's 10th anniversary.
This change is not just political, but also a ray of hope for the people of Punjab, where corruption has been replaced by honesty and development.
Punjab has started India’s first structured teacher-led career guidance network with IIT Madras support, aiming to help every student choose the right profession based on skills not confusion anymore.
Punjab launches a tough fight against female foeticide with strong monitoring and public participation, aiming to create a state where every daughter is born safe valued and supported.
During Parliament March on Punjab floods, AAP MP Malvinder Singh Kang demanded ₹50,000 crore relief package. He accused ruling coalition of ignoring 2,500 devastated villages and betraying flood victims’ trust.
