Ip Singh is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India. He covers news in Jalandhar and its neighboring districts, focusing on politics, contemporary trends, and the Punjabi diaspora, while also delving into the intricacies of heritage preservation and the religio-political landscape of Punjab. He has been featured in The Economic Times.
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Phagwara: Mounting his attack on SAD and its chief Sukhbir Singh Badal's family, Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday blamed late CM Parkas.
By: Ip Singh
Jalandhar: The Calgary Police Service (CPS) Organized Crime Unit in Canada has released images of 16 suspects, most of them Punjabis, as part of an ongoing investigation into a violent extortion series targeting the local South Asian community. As many as 56 charges have been laid.
Jalandhar: What began as a demand for justice in the 2015 Bargari sacrilege cases has turned into a confrontation between the state's legislature and the Akal Takht, with Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann and Sikh AAP ministers and MLAs set to appear before the Akal Takht secretariat on Monday over objections to the Jaagat Jot Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar (Amendment) Act, 2026.
Jalandhar: In a little over a year, the Akal Takht has staged a remarkable institutional comeback.
JALANDHAR: A 19-year-old youth of Punjabi origin has been arrested for allegedly killing his parents and maternal grandmother in the US, just months after the family visited their native village of Lakhpur, near Banga in Nawanshahr district.
By: Ip Singh
Jalandhar: The developments in the Punjab Congress, with several senior leaders rallying behind former chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi and openly expressing dissatisfaction with state Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, bear striking similarities to the intra-party churn witnessed 11 years ago when leaders closed ranks behind Captain Amarinder Singh and projected him as the party's undisputed leader and chief ministerial face.
JALANDHAR: In an international crackdown, named ‘Operation Hard Ball’, law enforcement agencies in the United States, Canada, and Europe arrested 24 persons, including 11 from California, connected to three India-based transnational organised crime groups charged with a litany of criminal acts, including the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada in 2023.
Jalandhar: For Bobby Kumar and his son Shiva, residents of Tarn Taran, the story of slain human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra is deeply personal. They believe Khalra's story also shines a light on countless families like theirs that lost loved ones to alleged fake encounters and enforced disappearances in Punjab in 1980s and 1990s.
By: Ip Singh
Jalandhar: Factionalism has long been a feature of the Punjab Congress, with almost every camp revolving around a prominent leader. But over the past five years, a different pattern has emerged: what has held rival leaders together is not loyalty to one individual but opposition to another.
JALANDHAR: In an international crackdown, named âOperation Hard Ballâ, law enforcement agencies in the United States, Canada, and Europe arrested 24 persons, including 11 from California, connected to three India-based transnational organised crime groups charged with a litany of criminal acts, including the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada in 2023.
