By Kumar Ali Singh on June 28,2010
 The Next time you reach for the glass of cold water near you this summer, be aware that this could well be a potent combination of heavy metals and fluoride and would ... [full story]
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By news punjab on June 20,2010
It would seem like a Bacchus lover’s paradise, a dream come true. Only, it’s not. A pollution-level survey is looking into excessive levels of alcohol in the groundwater around four major distilleries ... [full story]
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By Punjab News on June 07,2010
 Teachers playing truant in schools established in hinterlands will soon be a thing of the past as the Punjab government is all set to implement the biometric system in all schools to ... [full story]
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By zero gravity on June 07,2010
 Despite being unsuccessful thrice in the matriculation examination, this 71-year-old Amritsar resident has become a motivational being due to his hardship and determination. Meet V.M. Gupta, who became a matriculate in ... [full story]
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By news punjab on March 25,2010
Pakistan was till 1947 part of ancient India and after the migration of millions of Hindu and Sikh families their temples continue to be there, Some mutilated and broken down due to ... [full story]
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By Kumar Ali Singh on March 25,2010
 The Grand Trunk Road (commonly abbreviated to GT Road) is one of South Asia's oldest and longest major roads. For several centuries, it has linked the eastern and western regions of the ... [full story]
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By Punjabi World on March 25,2010
 Tilla Jogian is the highest peak in the Eastern Salt Range in Punjab, Pakistan. At 975 meters (3200ft) above sea level, it is about 25 km to the west of Jhelum city ... [full story]
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By news punjab on February 20,2010
by EMANUEL SARFRAZ and RAO DILSHAD HUSSAIN Artistes across the country suffer in old age. There is no private or public institution for their welfare. Many die in abject poverty while a number ... [full story]
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By Sohni S on February 07,2010
The Haryana Government has granted second language status to Punjabi in the state, which has a sizable population of Punjabis."We have issued notification and accorded second language status to Punjabi...Now, any member ... [full story]
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By zero gravity on February 07,2010
 The bad treatment to Eunuchs in India and Pakistan has deteriorated to worse in recent times. There were times when Eunuchs were respected and had their own space in society but lately with hyper ... [full story]
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By Kumar Ali Singh on December 12,2009
 The Punjabi language is famous for its rich literature of qisse, most of the which are about love, passion, betrayal, sacrifice, social values and a common man’s revolt against a larger system. ... [full story]
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By news punjab on November 15,2009
The majority of Multan's residents speak Saraiki, while Haryanvi is the second most spoken language. A good portion of the people are conversant in Urdu. English is understood by the educated. The ... [full story]
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By Amardeep S on November 14,2009
Recently in the media Australia has been seen as the most racist country towards Indians. Media has been stating and fuelling the fire that Australia’s government has been seen sitting back and ... [full story]
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By news punjab on November 04,2009
 Once the cultural center of undivided Punjab, Lahore was a prominent city with fusion of Hindu, Sikh and Muslim faith and a cultural fusion that followed fashion yet kept ancient customs alive. ... [full story]
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By Sohni S on November 04,2009
 The area now known as the Greater Punjab comprises what were once vast territories of eastern Pakistan and northern western India. The bigger section of the Punjab is 80% within Pakistan and ... [full story]
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By Kumar Ali Singh on November 04,2009
 What a time we are living in. We had Punjabis in past who gave their lives to protect our culture, our ancestoral heritage and our ancient traditions that were good for all. ... [full story]
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By Amardeep S on August 08,2009
‘Why are there so many Indians here nowadays?’ asked one of my non-Indian friends a few months ago as we waited for the bus across the street from a group of Punjabi ... [full story]
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By Amardeep S on July 17,2009
 There are thousands of Punjabis in Australia, from Perth to Sydney, Renmark to Cairns and even Darwin. Punjabis live and breed in the country where the English first came to drop off ... [full story]
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By news punjab on July 17,2009
 A Class VIII student of Bharatiya Adarsh Vidyalaya, Sector 45, Chandigarh was allegedly beaten up by his classmate’s father, a Punjab Police cop, today in the presence of his peers outside the ... [full story]
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By news punjab on July 17,2009
 Unbridled practise of addiction to drugs, stimulants, narcotics, tobacco products and inhalants among children between 8-16 years is emerging as a major reason behind the growing incidents of juvenile crime in the ... [full story]
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