Sukhbir S Badal sounds SAD bugle for 2027 by launching the Punjab Bachao, Sukhbir S Badal Liyao campaign from Qadian. (Addresses a massive rally, outlines his vision for Punjab and appeals to Punjabis to give him 5 years to lead State back into an era of peace, progress and prosperity) (Asserts corrupt CM Bhagwant Mann was readying to compromise Punjab’s river waters) Qadian 17 February ( PDL ) : Sounding the bugle for the start of the first phase of the election campaign of the Shiromani Akali Dal, its president Sukhbir Singh Badal today thundered the storm which would drive all Delhi based parties from Punjab had started, even as he outlined his vision for the State including the welfare of farmers, pucca bundhs on rivers, upgraded welfare schemes for the weaker sections, Rs ten lakh interest free loans for the youth, government jobs for Punjabis only and an end to the gangster culture and drug mafia. The SAD president also asserted that chief minister Bhagwant Mann was not only corr...
Quarterfinal Line-Up Confirmed as League Stage Concludes
Panchkula 17 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Round-Robin stage of the Panchkula Golf League has officially concluded, with the top eight teams sealing their progression into the knockout round. Hansa Legends, Par-Tee Crashers, Tee Birds and Golfing Eagles have completed the quarterfinal bracket following the conclusion of Group B fixtures. Across both groups, the standings reflected narrow scoring spreads and consistent performances, with qualification ultimately determined by cumulative game points and bonus impact.
In today’s Group B fixtures, the team totals were: Hansa Legends (2491), Par-Tee Crashers (2471), Tee Birds (2454), Golfing Eagles (2366), Victory Waves (2311), Raging Bulls (2143), Fantastic Fours (2097), and Golfing Panthers (2084).
Top scorers of today’s match were Mandaar Saddi (Golfing Eagles) with 37 points. Brig HPS Dhillon (Tee Birds) and Col Baldev Singh Saini (Golfing Panthers) returned 35 points each, while Vikram Bhagwan (Par-Tee Crashers) and Sahil Joshi (Hansa Legends) carded 34 points apiece.
While only eight teams move forward, the remaining sides demonstrated strong competitiveness throughout the round-robin stage. Margins were slim, contests were intense, and several fixtures were decided by fine scoring differentials — a reminder of the depth of quality across the field.
The tournament now shifts from a round-robin stage to direct elimination, where momentum, composure, and execution under pressure will define the path to the title. The quarterfinal stage promises high-stakes matchups as the race for championship honours enters its most decisive chapter.
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