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Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said in his speech, “We have shown that there is no politics in matters of religion and Gurus. Leaders of all parties should be here together.''
In today’s program, checks were handed over to sarpanchs, councilors and other elected people’s representatives of villages and cities from Malwa, Doaba and Majha regions.
Punjab's Bhagwant Mann government marked Guru Tegh Bahadur’s 350th martyrdom anniversary through grand statewide events, promoting secular values and interfaith unity while refusing to use religion for political advantage.
Renowned Punjabi singer Harman Sidhu passed away in a fatal road accident near midnight while returning from Mansa to his village, leaving the music industry and fans in deep shock.
Thousands reached Anandpur Sahib ahead of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s 350th martyrdom anniversary, as the Punjab government completed wide-ranging arrangements for spiritual events, public safety, transport support and crowd assistance.
Punjab will honor the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji with statewide blood donation, massive plantation and a high-tech drone tribute, merging spirituality with public service and emotional impact.
The Punjab government has approved construction of five hostels for working women at a cost of Rs.150 crore to ensure safe and affordable accommodation in Mohali, Amritsar and Jalandhar.
In flood-affected areas of Punjab, Aam Aadmi Party MPs are working alongside farmers, driving tractors and clearing silt to revive farmland under the state’s “Jiska Khet, Uski Sand” initiative.
The Punjab government has begun implementing its commitment to bring the right to education to every child in the state.
The Punjab government's preparations for this event, with respect, sensitivity, and grandeur, are being highly appreciated throughout the state.
The responsibility for these deficiencies fell on local Junior Engineer Gurpreet Singh, who had been entrusted with supervision of construction work and quality control.
Punjab’s ‘Navi Disha’ scheme marks a major shift in public welfare, investing ₹54 crores to deliver free high-quality sanitary pads monthly to 13.65 lakh women with full digital monitoring.
