Bharat Khanna

1 day ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharat Khanna

NewsCity Newschandigarh NewsEx-Punjab ASI Daulat Ram wins legal battle for pensionary benefits after 18-yearTrendingEx-ASI Daulat Ram, dismissed in 2007 due to a corruption conviction, wins his 18-year legal battle as the court overturns his dismissal, citing violations of natural justice. The court highlighted his unblemished 28-year service, including commendations for anti-terrorism efforts, and deemed the dismissal during appeal as 'double punishment'.

3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharat Khanna

News City News chandigarh News After 8 years, Nabha jailbreak escapee held near Nepal border; Khalistan militant was on run since 2016 Trending Patiala: In a major breakthrough, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Kashmir Singh — a key leader of the banned Khalistan Liberation Front (KLF) and a prime accused in the 2016 Nabha jailbreakcase — near the Nepal border after an eight-year-long manhunt.Nabha deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Mandeep Kaur confirmed the arrest,...

4 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharat Khanna

Patiala: In light of the ongoing military tension with Pakistan, several educational institutions in Punjab have postponed exams and announced temporary closures as a precautionary measure.However, no one has given any clarification in the wake of the the stoppage of firing from either side. Punjabi University, Patiala, which began its exams on May 5, deferred tests scheduled for May 9 and 10. University officials confirmed that exams will resume as per schedule from May 12.

4 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharat Khanna

Patiala: Punjabi University's examination branch is currently grappling with a severe shortage of staff, including clerks, assistant registrars, and deputy registrars, thus affecting the work, including results declaration.According to sources within the administration, around 25 peons are now being tasked with clerical duties, such as managing various files related to the branch's operations.With examinations commencing on May 5, the university is also facing a shortage of four-wheelers...

4 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Bharat Khanna

PATIALA: In light of the ongoing military tensions between India and Pakistan, several educational institutions in Punjab have postponed examinations and announced temporary closures as a precautionary measure. Punjabi University, Patiala, which began its exams on May 5, deferred tests scheduled for May 9 and 10. University officials confirmed that exams will resume as per schedule from May 12. Since May 11 is a Sunday, there will be no examinations on that day.