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Sukhbir Badal condemns AAP govt for not taking up the issue of change in character of Panjab University with the centre

Punjab

Sukhbir Badal condemns AAP govt for not taking up the issue of change in character of Panjab University with the centre

TARN TARAN:  SAD President Sukhbir Singh Badal today said that Speaking about the central government notification changing the fundamental character of Panjab University by ending elections to it’s Syndicate to make it a fully nominated body and packing the Senate with nominated and ex-officio members was a direct attack on the federal character of the country.  
Punjab Achieves 21.51% Surge in Net GST Collections Despite Adverse Conditions: Harpal Singh Cheema

Punjab

Punjab Achieves 21.51% Surge in Net GST Collections Despite Adverse Conditions: Harpal Singh Cheema

CHANDIGARH: In a remarkable display of fiscal resilience and administrative efficiency, Punjab has recorded a 21.51 percent increase in Net GST collections up to October 2025, alongside a robust 14.46 percent growth for the month of October alone. Revealing this in a press communique issued here, Punjab Finance, Planning, Excise and Taxation Minister Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema lauded the State’s performance despite widespread floods and the recent rationalisation of tax rates under GST 2.0.  
Don’t shoot the messenger, Warring tells AAP for blocking newspapers

Punjab

Don’t shoot the messenger, Warring tells AAP for blocking newspapers

CHANDIGARH : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today condemned the attempts by the Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab to stop the distribution of newspapers across the state.
AAP government in Punjab blocks Newspaper supply across State; Opposition Calls It ‘Assault on Press Freedom’

Punjab

AAP government in Punjab blocks Newspaper supply across State; Opposition Calls It ‘Assault on Press Freedom’

CHANDIGARH:  The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab faced fierce backlash on Sunday after police stopped the supply of newspapers across the state, citing security checks to curb smuggling of drugs and explosives. The move sparked outrage among Opposition parties and media bodies, who termed it a “brazen attempt to muzzle the press” following reports critical of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.  
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