But this year the annual Maghi Mela witnessed the presence of three distinct political rallies, each hosted by different versions of the Akali Dal: SAD (Badal), SAD (Amritsar), led by former MP ...

Muktsar (PB), Jan 14 (PTI) Radical leaders and supporters of jailed preacher and Khadoor Sahib MP Amritpal Singh on Tuesday floated a new regional political outfit 'Akali Dal Waris Punjab De' in the ...

Amritpal Singh, an NSA-accused and jailed Khalistani preacher will likely announce a new political party on January 14. Image courtesy: Screengrab Youtube/KothaGuru Punjab’s political landscape is ...

The Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) 2025 is set to commence on February 8, featuring the Punjab De Sher team. The Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) is a unique 20-over cricket tournament in India, ...

A new political entity, Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), was launched on Tuesday (14 January) in Punjab, led by jailed Khadoor Sahib MP Amritpal Singh. The announcement was made at a rally where a ...

The bench issued orders after it was informed by the state of Punjab that an application for permission to de-silt the dam was made by the state of Punjab as early as April 12, which is under ...

Sri Muktsar Sahib (Punjab), January 14 (ANI): Supporters of ‘Waris Punjab De’ Chief and independent MP Amritpal Singh have officially launched a new regional political party called ‘Akali ...

After praying at the Akal Takht for the progress and expansion of the newly formed Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De), Tarsem Singh, father of jailed MP Amritpal Singh, and MP Faridkot Sarabjit Singh ...

Ferozepur: Tarsem Singh, father of 'Waris Punjab De' Chief and independent MP Amritpal Singh, on Friday said that he is going to launch a political party on January 14. "The party will be launched ...

With Amritpal Singh in jail, a committee has been established to manage the party's operations and strategic decisions. Amritpal Singh Political Party 'Akali Dal Waris Punjab De' Latest News Today: ...

Joining the protests, Akali Dal Waris Punjab De condemned the film for alleged anti-Sikh content. Further screenings are threatened with additional protests. Mann welcomed the decision by cinema ...