Punjab has become a national leader in citizen service delivery. Nearly 4.9 million people benefited from timely services between June 2024-2025, with 99.88% of applications processed on time. Digitalization, accountability measures, and improved access have eliminated delays and corruption, improving citizen trust.
View More From Patwari to Panchayat, Punjab Tops Nation in Service Delivery
Assam mourns the death of singer Zubeen Garg, who drowned in Singapore. He was 52. A massive public gathering of 1.5M people paid respects. The Assam government plans memorials and will immerse his ashes in the Brahmaputra River.
View More Assam Bids Farewell to Zubeen Garg: A Cultural Icon Remembered
The AIOCD, representing 1.2 million chemists, demands government action against illegal online pharmacies violating drug laws. They accuse pharmaceutical companies of unfair practices and seek a level playing field, stricter price enforcement, and recognition as essential healthcare providers to protect patient access and chemist livelihoods.
View More AIODC Welcomes GST 2.0 Reform, Hails Relief for Patients and Affordable Healthcare
NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of the devastating floods, the Punjab government has rolled out an extensive health safety plan to prevent the outbreak of…
View More CM Mann Launches Health Bulletins, Free Camps in Flood-Hit Punjab
NEW DELHI: Punjab, the state known as the food bowl of India, is battling one of its worst flood crises in recent memory. Rising to the…
View More Mann Govt’s ‘Mission Chardi Kala’ Draws 1,000+ Donors in 24 Hrs
NEW DELHI: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann launched Mission Chardi Kala, a global fundraising campaign, on Wednesday to support the state’s rehabilitation efforts for…
View More CM Mann Launches ‘Mission Chardi Kala’ to Raise Global Funds for Punjab Flood Rehabilitation
NEW DELHI: For decades, going abroad was the biggest aspiration of Punjab’s youth. Canada, Australia, and the US became synonymous with success, while long queues outside…
View More Punjab Sees Sharpest Fall in Passport Numbers as Mann Govt Reverses Migration
Punjab initiated a state-wide crop damage assessment after recent floods, promising compensation within 45 days. Farmers will receive ₹20,000 per acre for crop loss. Families with destroyed houses get ₹1,20,000, partially damaged houses get ₹40,000. Livestock compensation is also included.
View More Mann Govt Launches Crop Inspection Drive, 2,167 Patwaris Deployed, Goal to Pay Farmers in 45 Days
Punjab launched a 10-day recovery campaign to clean flood-affected areas. The government deployed sanitation workers, machinery, and health teams across 2,300+ villages. They are removing debris, providing medical aid, and assessing damage for compensation. The Chief Minister is overseeing the effort, emphasizing action and rebuilding trust.
View More Punjab Govt Leads 10-Day Cleanliness Mega Drive in 2,300 Villages
NEW DELHI: Punjab Finance, Planning, Excise and Taxation Minister Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema on Thursday urged the Union Government to extend the same humanitarian spirit…
View More Aid to Afghanistan, Why Hesitation in Helping Flood-Hit Punjab: Harpal Singh Cheema
Indian women farmers are essential to food production but face limited resources. Empowering them through land rights, credit, and tailored agricultural support can boost yields and national food security. Policy changes and a national mission are crucial for their leadership and building a resilient, inclusive, and competitive agricultural sector by 2047.
View More Sowing Change, Reaping Atmanirbharta: Women Leading India’s Agri-Future
Punjab, under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, is embracing smart governance. AI and videography revealed unnecessary road repair spending, saving ₹383 crore. Modernization of prisons, tech in policing and transport, and AI-focused education are key initiatives, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and youth empowerment.
View More Smart Governance in Action: Mann Government Saves ₹383 Crore, Trains 10,000 Teachers in AI