Punjab given step-motherly treatment, says AAP, questions landing of US plane in Amritsar
The Punjab ruling Aam Aadmi party has accused the Centre of treating the state “step-motherly” and asked why the US aircraft that brought back 104 illegal Indian immigrants landed in Amritsar and not Delhi.
A resident of Salempura village in Amritsar district, Daler Singh, a father of a 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter, ...
Rakinder Singh, whose six-month journey from Amritsar to the US ended in deportation, said his agent had a network of ...
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab and Congress leaders have criticized the Centre for allowing a US deportation flight ...
CHANDIGARH: A political storm has erupted over the treatment of 104 Indian youths deported from the United States, as they ...
Th Improvement Trust (AIT) has shelved its long-pending proposal to build a multipurpose sports stadium, effectively ending ...
Taking to X, BSF Punjab Frontier said on Thursday that based on specific intelligence input, BSF troops recovered a DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone from the border area of Amritsar. The drone, which had ...
Rakinder Singh, whose six-month journey from Amritsar to the US ended in deportation, said his agent had a network of ...
Lovepreet Kaur and her son were deported from the US after a perilous journey. She is one of the 104 Indian illegal ...
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