39th SJOBA Extreme Rally Begins from St. John’s School Chandigarh 12 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) :The 39th edition of the SJOBA Extreme Rally was ceremonially flagged off today from St. John’s High School, Sector 26, Chandigarh. The rally was flagged off by Ranjit Chera, CMD of Robins Machines, the Title Sponsors of the event, in the presence of members of the St. John’s Old Boys’ Association (SJOBA) and rally officials. A total of 73 competitors have taken the start this year, comprising 22 four-wheelers (cars) and 51 two-wheelers (bikes), who will compete across multiple special stages over the next three days. Now in its 39th year, the SJOBA Extreme Rally continues to be one of India’s oldest motorsport events and is conducted under the regulations of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI). The rally will traverse challenging routes across Punjab and Himachal terrain before concluding in Chandigarh on 15 March 2026, followed by the prize distribution ceremony.
Warring asks Punjab govt to clarify position on cooking gas
Says, domestic cooking gas bookings have been suspended
Warns of crisis getting more serious in coming days
Chandigarh 12 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today sought clarification from the Punjab government on the issue of the supply of cooking gas in the state as domestic consumers are also not getting it.
He disclosed that not only has the supply of commercial gas been suspended, even the domestic consumers have not been getting any supplies for the last few days. The PCC president questioned the silence of the Punjab government on such a critical matter, which concerns every household in the state.
Warring disclosed that he had been receiving phone calls from the harassed consumers that the domestic bookings have also been suspended and there is no clarity among the distributors and agencies as to when they can resume the supply.
He said, the state government must raise the matter with the central government as the crisis is getting more serious every day. “We are staring at a serious problem when people may not be able to light their gas stoves and cook their food, while the government seems to be completely unmindful and unconcerned about it”, he warned.
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