Punjab Posters

The posters advertised a competition of "beautiful women" to be held at a local hotel on October 23 with the winner being offered a chance to get married to an NRI who lives in Canada.

The Punjab government has brought about a key change in the state's standard operating procedure linked to home isolation as it rescinded its order asking authorities to affix warning posters outside the houses of those who test positive for coronavirus.

Actor-politician Sunny Deol, declared "missing" in posters that have surfaced at a few public places in Pathankot in Punjab, posted a message to his critics in a video on Facebook. "Gumshuda ki Talash (search for missing), MP Sunny Deol," read the posters that can be seen at parks and the railway station.

A Pakistani video on the Kartarpur corridor showing a poster of three Khalistani separatists with "Khalistan 2020" written on it has raised concerns in India. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor and that India "will have to be careful".

Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said today, adding that India "will have to be careful". His remarks came after a video, which was released by Pakistan to mark the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor, triggered a controversy for featuring a poster of three Khalistani sep...

Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu is missing from the congratulatory posters which have emerged in his constituency Amritsar, implying local Congress leaders have distanced themselves from him in the wake of his ongoing feud with Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.

Posters asking Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu to keep his promise of quitting politics if Rahul Gandhi lost the elections from Amethi were seen in Ludhiana on Saturday.

Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu referring to Pakistan had said that an entire nation cannot be blamed because of a handful of people.

The intelligence agencies had issued a letter stating that seven members of the terror outfit JeM were believed to be sighted in Ferozepur, Punjab.

The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.

Punjab's new information minister, politician Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, has announced a ban on "vulgar" movie billboards in the Pakistani province, angering those who fear the growing influence of hardliners under new Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Namastey England went on floors in Punjab on Thursday and the film will release in December this year

Five days ago, a poster at the Congress office in Lucknow called out Prashant Kishor, sarcastically offering five lakhs for any information on the election strategist's coordinates.

Prashant Kishor, who was the Congress' election campaign manager, is getting some belated TLC from the party, which added new losses to a slate already full of them.

As the Congress searches for an explanation for its rock-bottom performance in Uttar Pradesh, a poster, put up at the party office in the state capital of Lucknow, pointed a very large finger: Find Prashant Kishor, Congress strategist.

The posters advertised a competition of "beautiful women" to be held at a local hotel on October 23 with the winner being offered a chance to get married to an NRI who lives in Canada.

The Punjab government has brought about a key change in the state's standard operating procedure linked to home isolation as it rescinded its order asking authorities to affix warning posters outside the houses of those who test positive for coronavirus.

Actor-politician Sunny Deol, declared "missing" in posters that have surfaced at a few public places in Pathankot in Punjab, posted a message to his critics in a video on Facebook. "Gumshuda ki Talash (search for missing), MP Sunny Deol," read the posters that can be seen at parks and the railway station.

A Pakistani video on the Kartarpur corridor showing a poster of three Khalistani separatists with "Khalistan 2020" written on it has raised concerns in India. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor and that India "will have to be careful".

Pakistan has a hidden agenda behind the opening of the Kartarpur corridor, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said today, adding that India "will have to be careful". His remarks came after a video, which was released by Pakistan to mark the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor, triggered a controversy for featuring a poster of three Khalistani sep...

Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu is missing from the congratulatory posters which have emerged in his constituency Amritsar, implying local Congress leaders have distanced themselves from him in the wake of his ongoing feud with Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.

Posters asking Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu to keep his promise of quitting politics if Rahul Gandhi lost the elections from Amethi were seen in Ludhiana on Saturday.

Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu referring to Pakistan had said that an entire nation cannot be blamed because of a handful of people.

The intelligence agencies had issued a letter stating that seven members of the terror outfit JeM were believed to be sighted in Ferozepur, Punjab.

The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.

Punjab's new information minister, politician Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, has announced a ban on "vulgar" movie billboards in the Pakistani province, angering those who fear the growing influence of hardliners under new Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Namastey England went on floors in Punjab on Thursday and the film will release in December this year

Five days ago, a poster at the Congress office in Lucknow called out Prashant Kishor, sarcastically offering five lakhs for any information on the election strategist's coordinates.

Prashant Kishor, who was the Congress' election campaign manager, is getting some belated TLC from the party, which added new losses to a slate already full of them.

As the Congress searches for an explanation for its rock-bottom performance in Uttar Pradesh, a poster, put up at the party office in the state capital of Lucknow, pointed a very large finger: Find Prashant Kishor, Congress strategist.