HRTC Divisional Manager Raj Kumar Pathak said the buses that were vandalised were supposed to go to Bilaspur, Dehra and Una.

The SSP also issued an apology on behalf of the Punjab Police, assuring that a thorough investigation would be conducted and that justice would be served. The incident has sparked widespread ...

Pro-Khalistan slogans found on buses in Punjab, sparking investigation by police after recent incidents of vandalism.

"Outrageous! That In the holy month of Ramzan an obscene fashion show is organised in Gulmarg, pictures and videos from which have gone viral sparking shock and anger among people. How could it be ...

Shimla: In the wake of sporadic attacks on Himachal Pradesh buses in Punjab and scribbling of pro-Khalistani slogans on them, ...

Before that, a Jalandhar-Manali bus was pelted with stones Monday by some people who also put ... To vent their anger, Dal Khalsa and Sikh Youth of Punjab activists in Hoshiarpur pasted the ...

Punjab is witnessing tense moments as farmer leaders were detained by the police after attending a crucial meeting with the ...

A national survey reveals that sleep deprivation is widespread in Punjab, with significant health implications. Nearly half ...

According to the Union government data, around 92.34 lakh target population — aged above 30 years — had to be screened for non-communicable diseases in Punjab. However, only 9.99 lakh people ...

CHANDIGARH: The police action against protesting farmers by AAP government at Khanuari and Shambhu border is expected to change the political equations in Punjab.

The Punjab Assembly budget session (March 21-28) is expected to be intense, with the opposition targeting the AAP government ...