Rahul Gandhi to Sound the Bugle for Punjab Assembly Elections 2027 from Sangrur on November 4 : Pargat Singh Congress’s election campaign to gain fresh direction and momentum from the heartland of Malwa Punjab Congress leaders and workers urged to gear up for Mission 2027 Chandigarh 25 October ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress President Pargat Singh said that Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and a senior Congress leader, will visit Sangrur district on November 4. The visit will be significant for the Congress as it prepares for the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. He said the visit would provide fresh direction and momentum to the party’s election campaign from the heartland of Malwa, while sending a clear message to party leaders and workers to be fully prepared for Mission 2027. Pargat Singh said that the Malwa region holds an important place in Punjab politics, with its Assembly constituencies playing a significant role in election outcomes. Taking t...
Sikhlens Film Festival Concludes Successfully in Presence of Czech Representative:41 Artists Honoured, 25 Films Screened
Sikhlens Film Festival Concludes Successfully in Presence of Czech Representative:41 Artists Honoured, 25 Films Screened
Chandigarh 28 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The much-anticipated Sikhlens Film Festival was successfully held on Saturday at Tagore Theatre, bringing international prestige and vibrant participation to the city. The festival witnessed an impressive gathering of global dignitaries, artists, filmmakers, and community leaders. The event was led by Sikhlens Festival Directors — Ojaswwee Sharma (India), Bicky Singh (USA), Gurpreet K. Singh (USA), Nikki Gill (Canada), and Harinder Singh (UK) — who expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response and international collaboration.
Among the distinguished guests were Bal Choda, Lead Engineer and innovator associated with Aston Martin, and hockey legend Kuldeep Singh Bhogal, Uganda and Munich Olympian, whose presence added sporting and technological prominence to the occasion. Adding diplomatic significance, Representing the Czech Republic, Major Guneet Chaudhary, Honorary Consul for Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Chandigarh, attended as Special Guest.
From the religious and social sphere, Tejwant Singh Gill, President of Gurudwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib, Sector 34, Chandigarh, added a spiritual dimension to the gathering. The festival featured screenings of 25 films celebrating Sikh heritage, identity, and global narratives, drawing appreciation from audiences and critics alike. On the occasion, 41 artists were conferred the prestigious “Seva – Sarbat Da Bhala – Chardi Kala” Award in recognition of their outstanding contributions to art, culture, and humanitarian service. Ojaswwee Sharma stated that the festival once again succeeded in promoting Sikh heritage and universal values on a global platform, while inspiring youth towards positivity, service, and meaningful community engagement.
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