SGPC Should Send Legal Notice to Arshdeep Singh Kaler : Gurpratap Singh Wadala Chandigarh 6 August ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Shiromani Akali Dal Punar-Surjit General Secretary Gurpratap Singh Wadala, in a written press statement, said that the SGPC President announced today during a press conference that a legal notice was being sent to a news channel for allegedly starting the live broadcast of Gurbani without authorization. However, Wadala said that the legal notice should actually have been served to Advocate Arshdeep Singh Kaler, spokesperson of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal), who had declared during a press conference yesterday that any television channel could telecast Gurbani live through the link issued by the SGPC. Wadala questioned whether the SGPC President had the courage to issue a legal notice to Arshdeep Singh Kaler and ask under what authority he made such an announcement on behalf of the SGPC. He asked when, if ever, the SGPC had officially authorized Kaler to make...
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National Flag of India Quiz Draws Strong Response; 9 Days Left to Participate
Top Scorers in Quiz to Get Opportunity to Visit Border Areas
New Delhi 6 August ( PDL ) : The Department of Youth Affairs, through MY Bharat, has called upon young citizens to participate in the National Flag of India Quiz 2026 as the nationwide initiative enters its final 9 days. Organised under the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign, the quiz has already attracted participation from youth, encouraging them to celebrate the spirit of the Tricolour through knowledge and youth engagement. Since its launch, the quiz has witnessed participation from youth from across India, reflecting growing enthusiasm among young citizens to celebrate the Tricolour while enhancing their knowledge about its history, significance and constitutional values.
The quiz aims to educate participants about the evolution of the National Flag of India, the contributions of eminent personalities associated with its development, the Flag Code of India, the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971, and other important aspects related to India's national symbols. It also seeks to promote patriotism and encourage greater youth engagement through the MY Bharat platform. The online quiz will remain open until 15 August 2026. It consists of 20 multiple-choice questions to be answered within 10 minutes and is available in multiple Indian languages through Bhashini. Every participant who successfully completes the quiz will receive an e-Certificate of Participation.The quiz is open to all registered users of the MY Bharat Portal. However, registered users in the age group of 21-29 years will be eligible for selection as winners, subject to fulfilment of the prescribed eligibility conditions. Top-performing eligible participants will get an opportunity to visit India's border areas, with winners being selected through a lottery-based process from among the highest scorers. The Department of Youth Affairs has urged all eligible youth who have not yet participated to register on the MY Bharat Portal and take the quiz before the 15 August deadline, making it a true celebration of patriotism, knowledge and active citizenship. Take the Quiz: https://mybharat.gov.in/quiz/quiz_dashboard/UndZOTQ1S3FyU1BYSmVGZmkyaGRpZz09
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