Kanchan Vasdev

With the ED arrest of Sanjeev Arora, often seen as the Punjab government's chief troubleshooter on finances, money is a bigger concern than optics for the AAP, as the women's aid scheme is set to launch in July.

NGT petition alleges conflict of interest in Punjab's LIGH policy; officials deny wrongdoing, say land purchases predate policy

The Punjab government has hit back, alleging that the BJP was trying to weaken the state's economy through ‘irresponsible' demands for tax cuts.

From the nomination stage itself, Opposition parties alleged their candidates were prevented from filing papers or faced pressure to withdraw, and voting day too witnessed clashes and sporadic violence

“The people of Punjab have replied to the 'ED party'. 'ED politics' will not work in Punjab,” says Manish Sisodia, as AAP wins more than 45% of the wards.

The proposal aims to transition outsourced Group C and D employees to government contracts and eventually absorb them into the workforce.

The applicants, parents Gurpreet Singh and others, had challenged the fee revision announced by the school in February 2017.

Punjab’s political landscape saw fresh churn this week—from Sunil Jakhar’s latest setback in the BJP to Rahul Gandhi’s tough message for Congress leaders and a cancelled CM Bhagwant Mann outreach plan.

Punjab's political scene is buzzing with discussions over Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's accurate prediction, the AAP's handling of internal dissent, Capt Amarinder Singh's continued influence and the debate surrounding a key regulatory appointment.

Election buzz fuels a surge in YouTube channels and news websites, redrawing the boundaries between journalism, politics and social media