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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s romantic song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all the records, watch video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Bhojpuri songs are gaining popularity now days. Many old song keep on surfacing now and then, which is loved by the viewers and vied in millions. one such song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all the records of viewership on social media.

6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is breaking all records

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani are seen romancing each other in the bedroom. The sizzling chemistry between the two on ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ is too enticing for fans to watch. Kajal Raghwani’s bold look is grabbing Khesari Lal’s attention. Talking about the outfit Kajal Raghwani is seen wearing a red saree and Khesari Lal is in a white kurta pajama.

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The power-packed dance performance of this couple has received 31,990 views. Fans are also showing love in the comment section. The hot and romantic chemistry between this couple has no comparison. Watch the hottest video on Internet today. Khesari and Kajal Raghwani’s Jodi is also known as the best pair in the Bhojpuri industry.

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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s song ‘Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari’ is winning the hearts , Watch Video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Khesari Lal Yadav is one of the most popular actors of the Bhojpuri industry. He remains in the limelight for his songs and videos. Khesari’s old and new songs go viral on the internet. Once again, his song is grabbing fans attention. The Bhojpuri song ‘Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari’ picturised on Khesari Lal, and Kajal Raghwani is creating buzz on social media.

Khoji Naa Balamua Diya Baari

Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal are creating buzz on YouTube. This song has received more than 6.5 million views. And fans are fiercely commenting on this video and are even calling the pair of Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal as number one Jodi. Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav have a huge fan following. The couple is enough to set the song, music video, or film on fire. Fans love watching this couple together. They are the most loved Actors in the Bhojpuri Industry. The chemistry between the two is really amazing and they truly make the videos worth watching.

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav are seen getting very romantic in the video. For the uninitiated, the couple is one of the most loved in the Bhojpuri industry. They have a huge fan following. Their chemistry is amazing in every song video. Fans like watching Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav even though this video is in huge demand. The pair is making the audience crazy with their power-pack performance. You will enjoy watching this video which is increasingly getting viral.

Also Read: Bhojpuri Dance Video: Khesari lal and Akshara Singh’s Hot Romance video goes viral again, watch video

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Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani’s Bedroom Romance song is Better Than many, watch video

Khesari Lal and Kajal Raghwani: Bhojpuri industry superstar Khesari Lal Yadav remains in limelight for his songs and videos. Khesari’s old and new songs go viral on the internet. Once again, his song is grabbing fans attention. The Bhojpuri song ‘6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan’ picturised on Khesari Lal, and Kajal Raghwani is creating buzz on social media.

6 Mahina Ke Laika Niyan 

Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal are creating buzz on YouTube. This song has received more than 8 million views. And fans are fiercely commenting on this video and are even calling the pair of Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal as number one Jodi. Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav have a huge fan following. The couple is enough to set the song, music video, or film on fire. Fans love watching this couple together. They are the most loved Actors in the Bhojpuri Industry. The chemistry between the two is really amazing and they truly make the videos worth watching.

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav

Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav are seen getting very romantic in the video. For the uninitiated, the couple is one of the most loved in the Bhojpuri industry. They have a huge fan following. Their chemistry is amazing in every song video. Fans like watching Kajal Raghwani and Khesari Lal Yadav even though this video is in huge demand. The pair is making the audience crazy with their power-pack performance. You will enjoy watching this video which is increasingly getting viral.

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Punjab Touches Another Milestone With Three More Successful Liver Transplants At Government-Run Institute In Mohali: Dr. Balbir Singh

Balbir Singh

Punjab has achieved a significant feat in advanced public healthcare with three successful liver transplant surgeries performed within a single week at the Punjab Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (PILBS), Mohali. The achievement marks a major step forward in the State’s efforts to build advanced transplant capabilities within its government healthcare institutions.

Addressing the media at PILBS, Health and Family Welfare, Medical Education and Research and Higher Education Minister Dr. Balbir Singh said, “The successful completion of three liver transplants in one week was a matter of immense pride for Punjab and reflected the commitment of the CM Bhagwant Mann Government to making high-end super-speciality healthcare accessible to the people through government institutions.”

The Health and Family Welfare Minister, “The successful completion of three liver transplants in a single week at PILBS is a matter of immense pride for Punjab. It reflects the commitment of the Bhagwant Mann Government to ensuring that people can access advanced and super-speciality healthcare through government institutions.”

The three recent transplant cases also carried deeply emotional stories of family bonding and sacrifice. A wife donated a part of her liver to her husband, a mother donated to her daughter, while a son donated to his father. “These cases are not only stories of medical success but also of love, sacrifice and family bonding. A wife donated to her husband, a mother to her daughter and a son to his father. Such acts of selflessness give new hope and a new lease of life to patients suffering from serious liver ailments,” said the Minister.

With these three latest procedures, PILBS Mohali has now successfully performed a total of five liver transplants, marking a significant achievement for Punjab’s public healthcare system.

PILBS To Act As Hub For Liver Transplant Services

The Health Minister announced that the State Government was working on a comprehensive model to expand liver transplant services across Punjab. “We are working on a hub-and-spoke model for liver transplant services across Punjab. PILBS Mohali will function as the principal hub, while the Government Medical Colleges will serve as spokes for patient identification, evaluation, referral and post-transplant care closer to their respective regions,” he added.

He said the State Government was also strengthening organ transplant and related infrastructure across its government medical institutions, with all four Government Medical Colleges being developed to support the organ transplantation ecosystem. “We are strengthening the organ transplant ecosystem across our government medical institutions. All four Government Medical Colleges are being developed to support these services so that patients can receive timely and specialised care closer to home,” said the Health Minister.

Renal Transplant Services To Begin Soon

Minister Dr. Balbir Singh further announced that renal transplant services would be launched at Mohali and Patiala in the coming days, expanding the availability of advanced transplant care within Punjab’s government healthcare system. “Renal transplant services will also begin soon at Mohali and Patiala. This will further expand the availability of advanced transplant care within Punjab’s government healthcare system,” he added.

The Minister applauded the dedicated team led by PILBS Director Dr. Virendra Singh for its professional commitment and concerted efforts in successfully undertaking these specialised surgeries at PILBS, Mohali. “I congratulate Director PILBS Dr. Virendra Singh and the entire team for their dedication, professionalism and coordinated efforts. These achievements show that Punjab’s government hospitals and institutes are steadily developing the expertise and infrastructure needed to undertake complex medical procedures of the highest order,” he added.

Growing Patient Services At PILBS

Giving details of the institute’s expanding services, Dr. Balbir Singh said 239 FibroScans were conducted at nominal charges during August, besides treatment and care being provided to 139 indoor patients. He said, “The addition of 170 beds will further strengthen PILBS and enable it to provide specialised liver and biliary care to a larger number of patients. We will continue to strengthen infrastructure, manpower, equipment and specialised services at our government hospitals and institutes so that quality healthcare reaches every section of society.”

Minister Dr. Balbir Singh said the State Government would continue to strengthen the public healthcare system and build specialised medical capabilities within government institutions, with a focus on ensuring that patients in Punjab have access to advanced treatment without having to depend on facilities outside the State.

AAP MLA Kuldeep Dhaliwal Meets J&K LG Manoj Sinha, Urges Construction of Dam on Ujh River to Protect Punjab’s Border Areas from Floods

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Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA from Ajnala, Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal, on Thursday met Jammu & Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and submitted a memorandum seeking a permanent solution to the problem of severe floods that occur during the monsoon in Punjab’s border districts of Pathankot, Gurdaspur and Amritsar, particularly in the Ajnala sub-division. During the meeting, MLA Dhaliwal strongly demanded the construction of a dam on the Ujh River, which would help regulate the flow of the river and save Punjab from the devastation caused by recurring floods.

Addressing the media after his meeting with the Lieutenant Governor, MLA Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal said that due to Ajnala and the surrounding areas being situated downstream of the Ujh River, the region faces severe devastation during the monsoon due to sudden rises in water levels and heavy rainfall.

Referring to the unfortunate floods that occurred after 1988, in 2023, 2025 and this year in 2026, he said that floodwaters submerge agricultural land, destroy crops and cause severe damage to roads, schools, hospitals and other infrastructure. In addition, connectivity routes for BSF and Army personnel deployed along the border are disrupted, which is also a matter of concern from the perspective of national security.

He also emphasised that the state government spends substantial funds every year on emergency flood relief, strengthening the river embankments and improving the drainage system, but these measures are only temporary. A permanent solution to this serious problem is possible only by constructing a dam on the Ujh River and ensuring proper management of the water.

MLA Dhaliwal appealed to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to raise this extremely important issue with the Prime Minister and the Union Jal Shakti Minister. He demanded that a Detailed Project Report (DPR) and feasibility study be prepared for the construction of a dam at a technically suitable location. He said that the project would not only help control floods and store excess monsoon water, but would also boost hydroelectric power generation, tourism and the local economy.

ASAP Announces Adil Brar as Presidential Candidate for Panjab University Student Elections

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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)’s student wing, ASAP (Association of Students for Alternative Politics), on Thursday announced Adil Brar as its candidate for the post of President in the upcoming Panjab University student elections. AAP MP Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer and MLA Amritpal Singh Sukhanand announced his candidature, highlighting his long-standing involvement in student rights and activism.

On this occasion, AAP MP Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer said, “AAP has always encouraged student activism and participation in public life. Over the past 10–12 years, politics in the country has often focused on dividing people on the basis of religion and caste. But today, the younger generation is increasingly raising its voice on issues concerning education and the future of the country.”

Congratulating the country’s Gen Z youth, the AAP MP said, “The recent large-scale youth mobilisation is a significant development because young people from different communities are coming together and raising their voice on issues related to education and their future. I congratulate the country’s Gen Z youth for making their voice heard.”

Announcing Adil Brar as ASAP’s presidential candidate, Meet Hayer said, “Adil Brar had remained consistently active in raising student issues, including during the Senate protest. He has been actively involved in the Senate protest and has earned the distinction of becoming the youngest Departmental Representative (DR) of the Law Department. I am confident that he will strongly represent the voice of Panjab University students.”

Meanwhile, MLA Amritpal Singh Sukhanand said, “Education has emerged as one of the biggest political issues in the country, and ASAP candidates have consistently participated in student protests and raised issues concerning students. Adil Brar is the most capable candidate for the post of President. He has previously served as a DR after securing the highest number of votes, which reflects the confidence students have placed in him.”

MLA Amritpal Singh Sukhanand said students at Panjab University directly faced several internal issues that needed urgent attention. “The tragic death of a student named Jyoti also highlights the need for greater accountability and sensitivity within the university system. Cleanliness and several other ground-level concerns remain important issues for students, and ASAP’s candidates are well aware of these problems.”.

Presidential Candidate Adil Brar stated, “I thank the party leadership and ASAP for reposing their trust in me and giving me the responsibility of contesting the presidential election. Education and sports will be the two key pillars of my campaign. I will work to ensure that the genuine concerns of students are raised and addressed.”

ASAP leaders said the organisation would continue to strengthen student activism and work towards making Panjab University a better academic and sporting environment for students.

Sugar Prices Rise by ₹20 in 17 Days Due to Diversion of Sugarcane for Ethanol Production: Arvind Kejriwal

Arvind Kejriwal

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal has called out the Modi Government’s policy decisions for the sharp rise in sugar prices across the country. He revealed diverting sugarcane towards ethanol production reduced sugar output, pushing sugar prices up by ₹20 per kg in just 17 days. The government had promoted ethanol blending in petrol to save foreign exchange spent on oil imports, but the situation has now reached a point where the same foreign exchange may have to be spent on importing sugar. The AAP Chief questioned the government’s decision-making, asking, “Is this a government or a joke? A government fully made of uneducated people.”

In a video message, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal said, “It seems as if the Modi Government is a government of completely uneducated people. They do not even know what decisions they are taking and what their consequences will be. They diverted sugarcane cultivation towards ethanol production and started blending ethanol with petrol.”

The AAP Chief continued, “They said this would save petrol and foreign exchange, which we spend on importing oil from other countries. By diverting sugarcane towards ethanol production, the country has faced a severe shortage of sugarcane and sugar. Due to the shortage of sugar, its price has increased by ₹20 per kilogram in the last 17 days. Sugar that was ₹46 per kilogram 17 days ago is now ₹65 per kilogram.”

Arvind Kejriwal stated, “Our country used to export sugar, but now it is planning to import it. Ethanol was produced to save foreign exchange spent on oil, and now we will spend that same foreign exchange importing sugar. On one hand, people’s vehicles are being damaged and their mileage is falling because of ethanol-blended petrol, while on the other, people are now having to buy expensive sugar.”

“The government takes decisions, but they do not even know what their consequences will be. When sugarcane was diverted towards ethanol, they should have thought about where the sugar would come from if so much sugarcane went into ethanol production. I do not understand, are all the people from top to bottom in the Modi Government uneducated,” he pointedly asked.

The AAP Chief asserted, “None of the decisions they have taken so far has benefited the country. During demonetisation, many people across the country died. When COVID came, instead of supplying oxygen cylinders to people, they were asked to bang thalis.”

Arvind Kejriwal pointed out, “It seems as if the entire government is full of uneducated people. But the fault is ours because we voted for these uneducated people and put them in those positions, even though they have no sense. They do not know how to run a government, and we are the ones suffering.”

From Singapore to Punjab, Powered by Permaculture

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Amninder Nagra’s three-acre farm is more than a personal experiment; it is a living example of how working with soil, water and biodiversity can reshape the way we grow food-an idea at the heart of the first-ever National Conference on Permaculture to be held at The Art of Living International Center in the august presence of the global spiritual master and humanitarian Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar who is the inspiration and guide behind the permaculture movement, between 22-23 August 2026.

Not many people get to turn a childhood dream into reality. Amninder Nagra considers herself fortunate to be one of them.
“I always had this thought of growing my food naturally on my farm, despite not being from a farming family,” she says.
Though she grew up in Punjab, Amninder settled in Singapore after marriage, and her farming aspirations took a back seat. The lockdown brought an unexpected change. Stuck in India, she enrolled in online permaculture courses and began learning how farms could work with nature rather than against it. The experience strengthened her desire to own land and grow her own food.
Permaculture: Farming With Nature
Permaculture is built around the idea of creating sustainable farming systems by observing nature’s patterns. It brings together soil, water, plants, trees and other elements to create a productive ecosystem.
Amninder’s journey is part of a larger shift in how people are beginning to think about food, farming and their relationship with nature. The global spiritual leader and humanitarian Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has played an important role in taking permaculture beyond the perception that growing one’s own food is a pursuit reserved for the affluent or upwardly mobile. Through a simple, accessible programme, he has helped make its principles learnable and practicable for anyone-from urban homes and terraces to rural farms.
The relevance extends far beyond growing food. Permaculture can help conserve precious natural resources by restoring soil health, reducing dependence on chemical inputs, improving water retention and replenishment, supporting cleaner water sources and healthier air, and turning what is usually treated as waste-kitchen scraps, dry leaves and other organic matter-into valuable inputs for the soil. It connects food, health and environmental stewardship into one living cycle, making sustainable agriculture a practical possibility rather than a distant ideal.
Amninder saw its relevance even in her Gurugram home, where she could only practise terrace gardening.
“When I learnt permaculture, I found that even my kitchen waste and dry leaves that I would collect from nearby parks played such a vital role in increasing the fertility of my terrace soil,” she says.
Her experiment grew into a three-acre farm in Dasuya, Hoshiarpur, Punjab. She bought the land in 2020-21 and became a full-time farmer in June 2023 after returning from Singapore.
“My farmland had only a small jungle at the time of purchase. We implemented a full-fledged agro-forestry model only after coming back to India,” she says.
Today, the farm has around 1,000 trees, including 32 varieties of fruit trees and two types of timber trees. Amninder has planted them in 25 rows, leaving a 36-foot gap between rows to grow grains and vegetables.
The arrangement allows different plants to share resources while supporting soil health and biodiversity. Trees also help hold the soil together, regulate water flow, and create conditions for beneficial insects and microorganisms.
However, keeping weeds under control without chemical weedicides was difficult. Labour costs in Punjab added to the challenge.
“My knowledge of permaculture came to my rescue. I applied mulching that helped me control weeds,” she says.
Water management is another part of the system. Trenches help rainwater move naturally through the farm, allowing it to seep into the soil and support crops while reducing dependence on groundwater.
The farm now produces fruits, vegetables, and grains mainly for the family, with some produce sold locally.
A Farm That Serves More Than One Family
The Nagra family grows Sona Moti wheat, basmati rice, corn, masoor, white and black chana, and lobia. Their farm meets about 98% of their vegetable needs. Turmeric, fennel, ajwain, cumin, coriander, and soybeans are also grown.
Around five to six neighbouring families buy turmeric and wheat flour from them.
“Since we’re present in the area, it’s only right that those around us benefit too,” says Amninder.
That belief led to another experiment. During Diwali a couple of years back, she encouraged local women to prepare alsi pinnis using homegrown ingredients and desi cow ghee as corporate gifts. Ingredients were sourced from local farmers and dairy owners. The initiative generated Rs 2 lakh in revenue.
They plan to scale it up this Diwali.
Amninder’s experience also reflects a larger question facing people interested in sustainable farming: how can such practices become financially viable rather than remain a hobby?
That question will be among those explored at the first-ever National Conference on Permaculture 2026, to be held from 22 to 23 August, and will bring experienced practitioners and aspiring farmers together. Sessions will address practical challenges such as acquiring land, understanding legal requirements, accessing subsidies, developing farms, restoring soil and creating sustainable sources of income.
The conference will also focus on farmers who have already moved towards non-chemical agriculture. In its maiden year, the conference has supported the journey of 29 natural farmers from Chhattisgarh who will attend the event, connect with technical experts, receive guidance, network, and explore potential markets.
For Amninder, the goal is closer to home.
“We’ve proven that without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides, robust, healthy food is possible. Now, we want to scale this up and inspire others,” she says.

Fazilka Police Arrests 1,331 In 924 NDPS Cases During Yudh Nashean Virudh Campaign

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Cracking down heavily on drug trafficking, Fazilka District Police has arrested 1,331 accused persons in 924 cases registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act during the last eight months of the Yudh Nashean Virudh campaign.

The sustained crackdown led to the recovery of 41.124 kg of heroin, 3.85 gm of crystal methamphetamine, 6.503 kg of opium, 42 gm of charas, 250.537 kg of poppy husk and 15,843 intoxicating capsules/tablets. A total of 38 vehicles used in drug trafficking have also been impounded.

On this, DGP Punjab Police Gaurav Yadav stated, “In the Yudh Nashean Virudh campaign, Fazilka Police has recorded significant success against drug trafficking and abuse. Alongside enforcement, due emphasis has also been laid on rehabilitation. A total of 252 persons have been admitted to De-Addiction Centres, while 1,809 have been referred to Outpatient Opioid Assisted Treatment (OOAT) Centres. As many as 141 persons have also been covered under Section 64-A of the NDPS Act.”

The district police has also made significant progress under Gangstran Te Vaar, with several associates of gangsters linked to different gangs identified and arrested. “The identified and arrested accused persons are being kept under continuous surveillance to curb organised crime. So far, 10 cases have been registered under the Arms Act and 15 accused have been arrested. The recoveries include 25 pistols, one country-made pistol, 32 magazines, 52 live cartridges and three drones,” said SSP Fazilka Gagan Ajit Singh.

As part of its community outreach efforts, Fazilka Police has conducted 99 Project Sampark meetings and 334 anti-drug awareness camps and seminars. These initiatives aim to encourage public participation, spread awareness about drug abuse and strengthen police-community relations. Awareness sessions have also been held to sensitise the public about the 1930 helpline and the cybercrime.gov.in portal for timely reporting of cybercrimes.

The district police has adopted a proactive, intelligence-led policing model for round-the-clock public safety. Twenty-one Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) linked to the 112 helpline, manned by 102 police personnel, along with five PCR motorcycles with 10 personnel, have been deployed in day and night shifts. Seven permanent night checkpoints have also been established at strategic entry and exit points of the district, where 39 police personnel are deployed. The checkpoints are barricaded and regularly inspected by senior officers.

Robust traffic enforcement has resulted in 23,804 challans being issued, 921 vehicles being impounded and 173 cash challans issued, with fines amounting to ₹1,70,600. Preventive policing measures have also resulted in 976 persons being detained and 545 persons being bound down, further strengthening law and order across the district.

The police is also making extensive use of technology to strengthen investigations and enforcement. The Punjab Artificial Intelligence System (PAIS) is being used for identity verification, while the VAHAN database facilitates instant vehicle verification during nakas and search operations. A Digital Forensic Laboratory has also been established for the forensic examination of seized mobile phones, electronic devices and other digital evidence.

“CCTV surveillance and technology-driven intelligence have further enhanced crime detection, investigation and operational efficiency. NATGRID and open-source applications such as Anveshak are being used to trace and locate criminals. Absconding murder convict Sandeep Tomar was successfully traced and arrested from Madhya Pradesh with the help of NATGRID. The system has also assisted police operations against cross-border drug-smuggling networks in 2026,” added the SSP.

In the crackdown on cross-border smuggling, 16 cases have been registered and 11 accused persons arrested. The arrests led to the recovery of 26.822 kg of heroin, one pistol, five magazines, 13 live cartridges and one drone.

Jharkhand Tourism Highlights Devotee Rush in Deoghar During Shravan 2026

Hemant Soren

As the holy month of Shravan begins, Deoghar in Jharkhand has once again taken on a distinctly spiritual atmosphere, with devotees arriving to seek the blessings of Baba Baidyanath.

Jharkhand Tourism Highlights Devotee Rush

The Jharkhand Tourism department highlighted the festive atmosphere in Deoghar through a social media post, describing the city as being immersed in devotion to Baba. The post noted the widespread chants of “Bol Bam” and “Har Har Mahadev” as pilgrims make their way towards the temple.

Devotee Rush in Deoghar During Shravan 2026

Shravan is considered an especially significant period for devotees of Lord Shiva. During the month, large numbers of pilgrims travel to Deoghar to offer prayers at the revered Baba Baidyanath Dham, one of the prominent Shiva pilgrimage sites in India.

The arrival of pilgrims brings a vibrant atmosphere to the temple town, with devotees undertaking the journey as part of their religious observances. Saffron-clad pilgrims and chants of “Bol Bam” are among the defining sights and sounds associated with the annual Shravan pilgrimage.

The tourism department’s post, shared with the hashtags #BabaDham, #BolBam and #Shravan2026, showcased Deoghar’s spiritual character during the pilgrimage season.

The post also tagged Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, highlighting the state’s focus on promoting its religious and cultural tourism destinations during the Shravan period.

With Deoghar attracting pilgrims from different parts of the country, the Shravan season remains an important period for Jharkhand’s religious tourism landscape. The annual pilgrimage combines faith, tradition and a strong sense of community, making Baba Baidyanath Dham one of the state’s most prominent spiritual destinations.

Harjot Bains Flags Off Pilgrims’ Bus Under Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Tirath Yatra Scheme

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Punjab Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains on Thursday flagged off a bus carrying pilgrims from Dabkhera Lower in Rupnagar under the Punjab government’s Chief Minister Tirath Yatra Scheme.

Harjot Bains Flags Off Pilgrims’ Bus Under Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann

According to a post shared by the Aam Aadmi Party’s Punjab unit, Bains was present to see off the devotees as they embarked on their journey to visit important religious and sacred places.

On the occasion, the cabinet minister extended his best wishes to the pilgrims and prayed for their journey to be comfortable, safe and memorable. He also offered prayers for the well-being and prosperity of all people.

The initiative provides devotees with an opportunity to undertake pilgrimage

The initiative provides devotees with an opportunity to undertake pilgrimage journeys with organised travel arrangements. Such programmes are aimed at making visits to religious destinations more accessible for people who may otherwise face difficulties arranging transportation for long-distance pilgrimages.

The departure from Dabkhera Lower marks another journey organised under the state’s religious tourism and pilgrimage initiative. The participation of a cabinet minister at the flag-off event also highlighted the Punjab government’s focus on facilitating religious travel for residents.

The pilgrims expressed their gratitude to the Bhagwant Mann-led Punjab government for arranging the journey. They described the initiative as a useful step for devotees seeking to visit prominent religious places.

The scheme has remained one of the initiatives highlighted by the Punjab government in connection with providing facilities for pilgrims. Through organised bus services, devotees can travel together as a group, making the pilgrimage more convenient.

The event in Rupnagar also brought together local residents, devotees and government representatives as the bus was formally flagged off for its onward journey.

Bains wished the pilgrims a peaceful journey and called for prayers for the welfare of society. The devotees subsequently began their pilgrimage from Dabkhera Lower, carrying forward the religious journey under the state government’s scheme.

Anurag Dhanda Questions Criticism of Ajnala Road, Says BRO Comes Under Central Modi Government

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Anurag Dhanda: A political exchange over the condition of a road connecting Ajnala and nearby villages has triggered a debate over which government agency is responsible for its maintenance.

The controversy began after Man Aman Singh Chhina posted about what he described as the “non-existent road from Ajnala to our village” and said he was looking forward to the sitting MLA losing the election deposit in the next elections.

Anurag Dhanda Questions Criticism of Ajnala Road

Responding to the post, journalist Anurag Dhanda questioned the criticism of the MLA, pointing out that the road could fall under the jurisdiction of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO).

Dhanda asked whether the critic was aware that the road comes under BRO, which is controlled by the central government. He also questioned whether the criticism of the sitting MLA was motivated by a personal grievance.

BRO Comes Under Central Modi Government

The exchange has brought renewed attention to the question of responsibility for road infrastructure in the Ajnala region.

BRO, which functions under the Ministry of Defence, is responsible for the construction and maintenance of strategically important roads, particularly in border areas. Available BRO tender documents have identified the Ajnala–Lopoke–Sohal Road under the organisation’s area of responsibility.

The issue has consequently raised questions over whether the local MLA or the central agency should be held accountable for the road’s condition.

While elected representatives can raise public concerns with the relevant authorities irrespective of which agency controls a project, determining the road’s official jurisdiction is important before assigning direct responsibility for its maintenance.

Bhagwant Mann Government Intensifies Punjab’s Anti-Drug Crackdown, 83 Smugglers Arrested

Punjab Police has intensified its campaign against drug trafficking, arresting 83 alleged drug smugglers and making significant recoveries as part of the state’s ongoing anti-drug drive under the Bhagwant Mann government.

According to the Punjab Police’s Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF), authorities recovered 9.7 kg of heroin, 500 grams of opium, 325 intoxicant pills and ₹13.01 lakh in suspected drug proceeds during the latest crackdown.

Bhagwant Mann Government Focuses on Both Enforcement and Rehabilitation

The state’s anti-drug campaign is not limited to arrests and seizures. Police officials also counselled 19 individuals and encouraged them to seek de-addiction and rehabilitation treatment.

The dual approach combines action against drug supply networks with efforts to help people struggling with substance dependence access treatment and rehabilitation.

Punjab Police Continues Sustained Action Against Drug Networks

The latest arrests form part of Punjab Police’s continuing campaign against the illegal drug trade. The enforcement drive aims to disrupt trafficking networks, seize narcotics and trace the financial proceeds associated with drug-related activities.

Under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, Punjab has continued to place the fight against drugs among the state government’s major law-and-order priorities, alongside measures aimed at rehabilitation and prevention.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Plans Japan City Near Noida International Airport to Boost Manufacturing and Investment

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath has outlined plans to strengthen economic and industrial ties between Japan and the state, with the development of a Japan City near Noida International Airport emerging as a key initiative.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Plans Japan City Near Noida International Airport

The Chief Minister said Japan brings globally recognised strengths in precision, quality, technology, research and development, manufacturing excellence and the Kaizen philosophy. Uttar Pradesh, meanwhile, offers a large market, skilled and talented workforce, infrastructure, supportive policies, law and order, and ambitious development goals.

Noida International Airport to Boost Manufacturing and Investment

According to Adityanath, combining these complementary strengths could give a significant boost to Uttar Pradesh’s manufacturing ecosystem, MSME sector, talent development, research and development capabilities and logistics network.

The proposed Japan City near Noida International Airport is being positioned as a concrete step towards deepening Japan-Uttar Pradesh economic cooperation. The project is expected to create opportunities for Japanese businesses and strengthen the state’s industrial ecosystem.

The initiative also comes as Uttar Pradesh seeks to attract greater investment, expand manufacturing capacity and develop infrastructure around the Noida International Airport region.

Bhagwant Mann Celebrates Teeyan in Dhuri, Highlights Support for Women in Punjab

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann celebrated the festival of Teeyan in Dhuri, sharing the festive spirit and happiness with women from the region.

Bhagwant Mann Celebrates Teeyan in Dhuri

Mann said he was pleased to highlight that 75.24 lakh women have already received the government’s Samman Rashi, while the remaining eligible women are expected to receive the financial assistance soon, ahead of the Rakhi festival.

Highlights Support for Women in Punjab

Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said Punjab’s daughters are increasingly making their mark across different fields and emerging as confident and empowered women rather than being viewed through outdated stereotypes.

Mann said the Punjab Government remains committed to promoting women’s dignity, respect and empowerment, while also working to make household responsibilities easier for families across the state.

The Teeyan celebration in Dhuri brought together women to mark the traditional Punjabi festival while highlighting the importance of women’s participation and progress in society.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Expands Skill Training and Employment Opportunities for Youth

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The Uttar Pradesh government has highlighted its efforts to strengthen youth skills, employment and entrepreneurship opportunities under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Expands Skill Training and Employment

According to the state government, more than 20 lakh young people have received skill training over the past nine years, while nearly 12.5 lakh trained youths have secured employment through various initiatives.

The government said its skill-development programmes are increasingly focusing on emerging sectors, including 3D printing and space technology, alongside conventional employment-oriented training.

To improve access to job opportunities, the state is also using employment fairs

To improve access to job opportunities, the state is also using employment fairs, campus recruitment drives and career counselling programmes to connect trained candidates with employers and guide them towards suitable career paths.

The government said a network of 6,952 skill-training centres is helping prepare young people for changing industry requirements and future job markets.

The initiatives are aimed at improving employability, encouraging entrepreneurship and equipping Uttar Pradesh’s youth with skills aligned with emerging technologies and evolving workforce demands.

Bhagwant Mann Pays Tribute to Guru Ravidas at Mastuana Sahib on 650th Prakash Purab

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday paid obeisance at Mastuana Sahib during a grand Kirtan Darbar organised to mark the 650th Prakash Purab of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji.

Bhagwant Mann Pays Tribute to Guru Ravidas

Mann said Guru Ravidas Ji’s message of social harmony, equality and shared humanity remains a source of strength for society. He emphasised the importance of preserving the teachings and historic legacy of the Sikh Gurus and martyrs and passing them on to the younger generation.

Mastuana Sahib on 650th Prakash Purab

The Chief Minister said the Punjab Government would continue to support religious and cultural programmes associated with the Gurus and martyrs. He also assured that government funds would remain available for development works at Guru Ghar and events commemorating Prakash Purab.

Mann prayed for the continued prosperity and happiness of Punjab and expressed hope that every family in the state would progress.

The event at Mastuana Sahib brought devotees together for a grand Kirtan Darbar dedicated to the 650th Prakash Purab of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji, highlighting the Guru’s enduring message of equality and social harmony.

Vande Mataram Debate Intensifies, Congress Refuses Full Version; BJP Raises Questions Over National Loyalty

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The Vande Mataram issue has cropped up in Indian politics. The Congress has justified its stand of singing only the first two stanzas of the national song, while the BJP has raised doubts about the Congress’s decision. The issue has rekindled the long-standing debate around the song in history and politics.

Justification Given by the Congress Party

The Congress party has argued that its decision to sing only the first two stanzas of the national song is rooted in history, given the party’s stand in 1937. The party has decided to stick to the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram at its functions. The Congress leaders have further criticized the BJP for politicizing the emotional issue of the nation by raising doubts about the decision of the Congress.

BJP Puts Pressure on Congress

The BJP has criticized the Congress for not singing the full version of Vande Mataram. The BJP has asked Congress to explain their stand on the issue and their views on the national song. The BJP has stated occupies an important position in India’s struggle for freedom and its national heritage. Therefore, it should be honored while performing in public and official functions.

Why Has It Become an Issue Again?

The controversy has been reignited because of talks regarding the singing and importance of Vande Mataram. This controversy has also reopened many issues about the song’s history. This is a historical issue for Congress, whereas it is a national issue for the BJP.

A Fresh Congress-BJP Political Flashpoint

The Vande Mataram controversy has now become another point of political confrontation between the two major parties. While Congress continues to defend its two-stanza position, the BJP is using the issue to question the party’s stance on national symbols. As the debate continues, Vande Mataram remains at the centre of a wider discussion about history, patriotism and political interpretation.