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Hoshiarpur, December 16 A farmer and a teenager who were going to Delhi to take part in the farmers’ protest were killed in two accidents today. Kulwinder Singh, a farmer from Sataur village in

Tribune News Service Amritsar, December 15 Though the cold wave is sweeping the region, it has failed to dent the enthusiasm and resolve of farmers and their supporters to go to Delhi to participa

New Delhi, December 15 The Delhi international airport is geared up to ensure safe flight operations amid increasing fog in the city, operator DIAL said on Tuesday. The airport utilises an Airport C

Sameer Singh Tribune News Service Bathinda, December 13 It’s almost 7 am on a foggy December morning at the Bathinda railway junction. Hardeep Singh (24), a farmer from Pathrala village in th

New Delhi, December 13 The Delhi High Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea by leading Bollywood producers seeking to restrain Republic TV and Times Now from making alleged “irresponsible

Tribune News Service Amritsar, December 12 Balbir Singh (57), a farmer and resident of Bagga village, lost his life when he was hit by an unidentified vehicle near Tangra here today. He was returni

Tribune News Service Sangrur, December 12 State farmers today foiled another attempt of the Haryana Government to prevent them from going to New Delhi to participate in the protest against the Centr

Muktsar, December 11 The farmers’ protest at Delhi borders has completed 16 days, but a number of farmers in villages are still eagerly awaiting their turn to go there. They said when one batch

New Delhi, December 11 An unidentified woman allegedly set herself afire in Buddh Jayanti Park in south-west Delhi on Friday morning, suffering 90-95 per cent burns. The middle-aged woman was admitt

Tribune News Service Jalandhar, December 10 A day after the Centre refused to alter the contentious farm laws, a wave of discontentment seems to have erupted among the farm bodies. While the agitato

Tribune News Service New Delhi, December 10 A European NGO claims to have uncovered a disinformation campaign that was allegedly being fronted by a Delhi-based think-tank. This Indian think-tank wa

New Delhi, December 10 Amid the continuing deadlock between farmers and the Centre over the new agri laws, the Delhi Traffic Police on Thursday took to Twitter to inform commuters about routes closed

Tribune News Service Amritsar, December 9 The women’s wing of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has come up with an idea of providing the women protesters with essential items, including sanitary pads

Aparna Banerji Tribune News Service Jalandhar, December 9 “Tusi dilli datte raho, asi Punjab vich tuhadi fasal da khyal rakhange,” (you stay put in Delhi, we will take care of your fiel

Tribune News Service Moga, December 8 A 48-year old man, identified as Mewa Singh, a resident of Khote village in Nihalsinghwala subdivision in Moga district, died of a cardiac arrest during the ongo

Our Correspondent Fatehgarh Sahib, December 7 Volunteers of the Gurdarshan Singh Nabha Foundation, an NGO, carried 3,000 blankets, 3,000 cases of drinking water and a huge quantity of medicines fo

New Delhi, December 8 Several Congress MPs from Punjab continued to sit at the Jantar Mantar here for the second day on Tuesday to support farmers agitating to demand a repeal of the three farm laws.

Sanjay Bumbroo Tribune News Service Mohali, December 7 The farmers’ protest on the Singhu border, which is on the Chandigarh-Delhi road, has forced travellers to go for air travel to reach th

New Delhi, December 7 Five suspected terrorists, two of whom were allegedly involved in the murder of Shaurya Chakra winner Balwinder Singh in Punjab, were arrested on Monday in east Delhi’s Sh

Lucknow, December 7 Amid the row over laws meant to bring a major change in the agri-marketing sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said reforms are needed for development and some laws fro

Lucknow, December 7 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday asserted that reforms are needed for development, saying some laws of the past century had become a “burden” in the current time

Tribune News Service Sangrur, December 6 Raghuvir Singh, a 68-year-old specially abled farmer, has been unable to walk without wheelchair for past three years after he met with an accident. However,

New Delhi, December 7 A thick blanket of fog shrouded the national capital on Monday morning, leading to “zero” visibility in some areas and affecting traffic movement. This is the first

Tribune News Service Muktsar, December 6 Not just singers and actors, politicians from Punjab have also made a beeline for the farmers’ ongoing protest at the Delhi border. For instance, AAP&

Our Correspondent Fatehgarh Sahib, Dec 5 Several sportspersons from Punjab, including Padma Shri and Arjuna awardees, left for Delhi on Saturday to return their awards to President Ram Nath Kovind