Compassion is the quiet strength that turns kindness into healing and understanding into hope.
Drying water resources and the declining level of groundwater are a nationwide problem today. Punjab being an agricultural state, this crisis is a matter of even greater concern. "Water is life" is a sentence that applies to the entire world. The lifeline of every human being, animal and plant is water. We cannot even imagine life without the presence of water. Clean air and water are extremely important to keep the nature of nature alive.
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On the past 10th of November, a car bomb exploded in the area of Delhi's Red Fort, nearly a dozen innocent people lost their lives, and quite a few people were seriously injured. Terrorism or the tendency toward sabotage is a mental disorder. It is not limited to any one country or one region; today the entire world is passing through this problem. In today's era, terrorism is a very complex challenge.
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Our speech or language is a reflection of our personality. It hides the values and upbringing of a person. It is generally said that the choice of words should be correct. Sometimes, words spoken in the flow of emotions can spoil long-standing relationships forever. Someone has rightly said: weigh your words before speaking. Statements or talks issued in public gatherings without thinking often become a cause of great trouble for the speaker.
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Today, the 556th Prakash Purab of the First Patishahi, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, is being celebrated across the world with traditional reverence and enthusiasm. Even in today's times, the path and teachings shown by Him are fully meaningful. Guru Nanak Dev Ji emphasized the philosophy of equality, social justice, selfless service, and respect for all beings. He explained to humanity the fundamental duties: Kirat Karo (earn honestly), Naam Japo (meditate on the Name), and Vand Chhako (share with others).
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Over the past few decades, the spread of drugs in Punjab has increased at a dangerously rapid pace. In elections held every five years, drugs have become the main issue. Political parties offer different slogans to stop this menace. The political party that wins the election holds the previous governments responsible for this problem. The opposition passes its time by accusing the government of collusion.
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India is a land of religiously inclined people. Here, every season and every month witnesses the celebration of some festival, each with its own religious and historical significance. Diwali, also known as Deepavali or Bandi Chhor Divas, is one such festival eagerly awaited by every Indian. It is a shared festival celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and some Buddhists. While people of all faiths light lamps in their homes, share sweets, and extend greetings to their Hindu and Sikh brethren to celebrate this festival, it is primarily observed with great enthusiasm by the Hindu and Sikh communities in northern India.
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It has been 78 years since India gained independence. Thousands of people sacrificed their lives, endured imprisonment, and their families suffered immense hardships to secure the country's freedom. The India of their dreams was a nation where every individual would have equal rights, and all people could breathe freely in an environment free from fear, oppression, and exploitation. Social equality is the condition where every individual, regardless of caste discrimination, is granted equal rights, opportunities, and facilities. According to the Indian Constitution, all citizens are equal, and no discrimination can be made based on religion, caste, gender, region, or color. However, when these laws and regulations are observed at the ground level, the reality appears to be quite different.
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The farmers of our country have been victims of nature’s wrath for centuries. The economy of farmers, agricultural laborers, and their families has remained enslaved to the vagaries of the weather. Sometimes floods, sometimes drought, hailstorms, or sometimes a ripened crop falls prey to fire. A good crop yield brings prosperity, but it always depends on the mercy of God. This year, heavy rainfall and devastating floods,
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Today, the 2nd of October, is a highly auspicious day. The first reason is that it marks one of the major festivals of our Indian culture, the sacred festival of Dussehra, and the second is the 156th birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Both occasions honor our great culture and history. Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami (the day of victory), is a significant festival for Hindus. It is celebrated on the tenth day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of the moon) in the month of Ashwin, following the nine nights of Navratri. On this day, Lord Shri Ram Chandra defeated Ravana, the king of Lanka. This day primarily symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, which is why it is called Vijayadashami.
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The recent floods that devastated Punjab have left behind a horrific scene of destruction, submerging entire villages, washing away homes, and severely damaging crops. For a state where agriculture is the backbone of life, these disasters strike at the economy, livelihoods, and push thousands of families into despair. Yet, amidst this devastation, the people of Punjab have shown remarkable resilience. From local volunteers to the diaspora worldwide, donations of money, food, and clothing have become a lifeline, proving that unity and generosity can mend what the floods have broken.
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I was born and raised in Himachal Pradesh — the mountains were my playground, the rivers my companions, and the forests my shelter. I grew up in a world where nature wasn’t something distant or commercialized, but woven into the fabric of our daily lives. We splashed in crystal-clear streams, chased butterflies up rugged hills, and filled our lungs with the purest air imaginable. From a young age, we learned to tread lightly, to honor the land that cradled us like a mother. Those memories are etched in my soul, a reminder of what true harmony feels like.
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Some incidents shake the ground beneath our feet and put the definition of being human into question. Crimes against children have always been a horrific reality, but recently a frightening trend has emerged. These crimes are happening against children who are so young that they don't even understand the meaning of crimes or exploitation. When we hear about incidents of sexual exploitation and ruthless violence against children under five years old, a question arises in the mind: Where is our society going? What has happened to our conscience that it has become a silent spectator to such horrific incidents?
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As Diwali lights begin to sparkle, India has unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its Goods and Services Tax (GST) system, effective September 22, 2025. Branded GST 2.0, this reform is the boldest tax shake-up since the system’s debut in 2017. The old, tangled slabs of 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28% have been streamlined into just two—5% and 18%—with a 40% rate for luxury and sin goods. For millions of Indians, this promises cheaper essentials, healthcare, and gadgets. But with a looming ₹48,000 crore revenue shortfall and elections around the corner, is this a genuine reform or a festive-season vote magnet?
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Although the monsoon season brings troubles for everyone every year, the geographical situation in North India makes nature even more devastating. Punjab’s borders are adjacent to the hilly states of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. The rivers Ravi, Satluj, and Beas, originating from these regions, reach Punjab and take on a ferocious form, especially during the rainy season.
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Punjab is currently reeling under the impact of floods. The areas near the three rivers of Punjab are facing severe difficulties and devastation. While we can call this a natural calamity, to a large extent, human errors are also contributing to this disaster. The primary reasons for the floods in Punjab are sudden cloudbursts in the neighboring states of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, and the opening of floodgates at Pong Dam and Bhakra Dam due to rising water levels.
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The Punjabi entertainment industry has suffered an irreparable loss today. Our beloved comedian, Dr. Jaswinder Bhalla ji, passed away today at the age of 65. Jaswinder Bhalla, a very important character in Punjabi films, made a place in the hearts of audiences in India and abroad for playing all kinds of characters in his unique and unique style. He achieved a unique position with dedication and hard work.
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In recent times, the problem of stray animals, especially the ever-increasing number of stray dogs, has become a hot topic of discussion. It is one of the major problems associated with urbanization. In fact, it is a challenge for the entire country. The unbridled increase in the number of stray dogs is posing a threat to public health and safety. There are many reports in which these dogs attack small children or the elderly, and sometimes even lead to death.
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In today’s era, when pollution levels have reached dangerous heights and the adulteration of food items has led to a surge in diseases, the importance of doctors and medical assistance has grown immensely. A doctor is considered a second incarnation of God for a patient and their family. People come to them with hopes of life and good health. In a developing and densely populated country like India, there is a great need for affordable and effective healthcare services.
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Please remember the sacrifice!! Punjab, though a small state in terms of area and population, has made unparalleled and exemplary sacrifices for the country’s freedom. The soil of Punjab has instilled in its people the spirit of living with pride and honor. The lines from the renowned poet Professor Puran Singh’s poem Jawan Punjab De beautifully encapsulate the sacrificial spirit of Punjabis:
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The renowned Punjabi poet from Malwa, Jagsir Jida, who is famous as a stage poet for his verses, has a couplet:
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