Next SAD govt will declare gangsters and drug lords as terrorists : Sukhbir Singh Badal (Condemns CM for launching ‘Punjab Rasoi’ scheme in the last year of govt after selling govt lands as well as flip-flop on killings of police officers along the international border) (Announces SAD will bring back OPS scheme for govt employees after it comes back to power in 2027) Ferozepur/Chandigarh 24 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal today announced that the forthcoming SAD government would end the scourge of gangsters and drug traffickers by declaring them as terrorists and dealing with them using the full force of the law. The SAD president was addressing a huge rally in Ferozepur Rural constituency as part of the party’s Punjab Bachao campaign. Congratulating halka incharge Joginder Singh Jindu for the record show he said it had also made it clear that Punjabis were fed up of all Delhi based parties, did not want to experiment a...
The City Narratives #1 to Explore Chandigarh Through Different Perspectives Chandigarh 27 February – 29 March 2026
The City Narratives #1 to Explore Chandigarh Through Different Perspectives Chandigarh 27 February – 29 March 2026
Chandigarh 24 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The City Narratives #1, a month-long cultural programme initiated by Alliance Française de Chandigarh, will take place across the city from 27 February to 29 March 2026, as part of the Indo-French Year of Innovation 2026.
Fiona Guerra, Director, Alliance Française de Chandigarh, while giving the information, said, Developed in close collaboration with the Chandigarh Citizens Foundation, the programme brings together artists, architects, historians and cultural institutions from India and abroad to explore Chandigarh through lived experience and collective memory. Spanning multiple venues, the programme includes four exhibitions, a public conversation, a book launch and a film screening.
Highlights include:– Architecture of Remembering (27 Feb – 20 Mar, Alliance Française de Chandigarh), featuring Philippe Calia and Supriyo Manna
– Chandigarh’s Indian Modernists (28 Feb – 29 Mar, Government Museum & Art Gallery), presented by Chandigarh Citizens Foundation – L’Enfance Radieuse (28 Feb – 20 Mar, Sector 17 Underpass) – Double Framed – Aditya Prakash House as Memory Theatre (1–15 Mar, AP House, Sector 8C), along with the launch of Death of a Modernist
The opening weekend (27 February – 1 March) will feature The City Dialogues, bringing together speakers including Vikramaditya Prakash, alongside participating artists and curators. By connecting heritage, innovation and collective memory, The City Narratives #1 invites residents and visitors to rediscover Chandigarh as a living, evolving city shaped by diverse voices and shared histories.
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