With Sacrilege Law becoming more stringent, hope AAP takes action : Warring Chandigarh 19 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today welcomed the Governor’s assent to the Jagat Jyot Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar Amendment Act 2026. He hoped that the Aam Aadmi Party government will now fulfill its promise to punish the guilty of sacrilege in Behbal Kalan and the subsequent events. The PCC president reiterated that the passing of the act was a delaying tactic by the AAP government. “Now with the Governor having granted assent to the law, the AAP is not left with any excuse any more”, he said, adding, there are still about nine more months of the government’s tenure left. If the government really has any sincere intention to punish the guilty, let it make a beginning now.
Divine Message by M.K. Bhatia: Gratitude Over Complaints
Chandigarh/Tricity 19 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A powerful philosophical message shared by entrepreneur and social worker M.K. Bhatia is resonating widely, urging people to replace complaints with gratitude in their daily lives. Through a simple yet thought-provoking story, Bhatia highlights the mindset of a hardworking and intelligent man who constantly blamed his misfortunes on fate and questioned divine support. Whether facing business losses or failed deals, the man attributed every setback to bad luck and divine neglect as per his pura pura philosophy.
The turning point came when an elderly saint posed a simple question: “If you constantly insult someone, would they ever want to help you?” The man’s realization was immediate and profound. The saint explained that while people pray to a higher power, they often criticize and blame it more than they express gratitude. The message emphasizes that while individuals seek success, they often overlook the importance of thankfulness for the opportunities, abilities, and life they already possess. Comparing it to a child blaming their mother yet expecting love and care, the story underlines the contradiction in human behavior. Deeply moved, the man transformed his outlook—starting each day with gratitude, seeking guidance in his work, and ending with thankfulness. While his problems did not disappear, his perspective changed, leading to a more positive and fulfilled life.
Sharing the core takeaway, Bhatia stated: “Nothing comes from blaming God, but everything comes from gratitude. When you complain, you lose peace; when you are thankful, you gain everything.” He further added that human beings themselves are a reflection of divine power, and choosing gratitude over complaint is the key to inner happiness and growth.
Key Message:
Choose gratitude, strengthen faith, and embrace life with a positive perspective.
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