Kamaldeep Singh Brar is a journalist and staff reporter for The Indian Express, based in Amritsar. His reporting focuses on human rights, politics, and issues related to Punjab and the Indo-Pak border. He has also served as the President of the Bathinda Press Club.
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Kamaldeep Singh Brar's coverage largely revolves around local government and political matters in India, particularly Punjab. He frequently covers evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to Sikhism, Indian politics, crime, and the Punjab Police.
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By: Kamaldeep Singh Brar
Local transporters have opened an office near the refinery under the banner ‘Local Truck Operator Halqa (assembly) Talwandi Sabo.’ The oil refinery falls under the Talwandi Sabo Assembly constituency.
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
Gurpreet, who has completed Class 12, knew little about the outside world as she was helping her brother in farming.
By: Kamaldeep Singh Brar
Gagandeep Singh from Gurdaspur is among the many men from India who claimed that they were inducted into the Russian army against their will and forced to fight.
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
At the event, Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Raghubir Singh asked SGPC to install portraits of Gajinder Singh Khalsa, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, and Paramjeet Singh Panjwar at the Central Sikh Museum. The trio were on the wanted list of the Government.
By: Kamaldeep Singh Brar
After SAD’s Parliament poll defeat, several rebel leaders of the party appeared before the Akal Takht on July 1 and made serious allegations against Sukhbir Singh Badal.
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
The key question doing the rounds is, could Sukhbir bounce back and enable SAD to get its act together, or new players would rise to fill the vacuum in Akali politics
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
An elected member of the Republican Party and a staunch vocal supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Dhillon posted a video of a content creator, Melonie Mac, who has more than 2 lakh followers on X, in which Mac could be heard making hateful speech against her for reciting 'ardas'.
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
The Gidderbaha Assembly seat, which Dimpy Dhillon has been unsuccessfully contesting since 2012, fell vacant after Amrinder Singh Raja Warring's recent election to the Lok Sabha.
By: Kamaldeep, Singh Brar
A truck driver and his assistant were allegedly attacked outside Guru Gobind Singh Oil Refinery in Bathinda on July 20. The attack comes after transporters complained of harassment from a local truck union.
By: Kamaldeep Singh Brar
Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Raghbir Singh had asked Sukhbir Singh Badal to appear in person and submit an explanation on some SAD leaders’ allegations that he ‘has not represented the sentiments of the Panth’.
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