Jagat Punjabi Sabha Canada to Honour Veteran Kabaddi Players : Ajaib Singh Chattha Kabaddi Players' Fair to be held in Jalandhar on 6th and 7th February 2027 : Dr. Amrik Singh Toronto, Canada/India 1 September ( Hardev Chauhan/Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Jagat Punjabi Sabha Canada is organizing a grand felicitation ceremony in Jalandhar on February 6th and 7th, 2027 to honour players, coaches and promoters who played Kabaddi from 1950 to 2000. Ajaib Singh Chattha, Chairman, Jagat Punjabi Sabha, Canada, informed that in this historic event, more than 200 former Kabaddi players will be brought together on one stage and honoured. Punjab-style Kabaddi has produced many great and powerful players. Among them, the names of Ajit Singh Malri, Tokhi Atom, Gurdial Singh Dhillon, Kartar Singh Pannu, Preeta, Ghugga Sankaria, Kirpal Sadh, Dev Atta and Tokhi Tiger are especially noteworthy. These players made Kabaddi popular in India and abroad with their strength, agility and excellent game. Fam...
Not a defeat for Sath, Punjab's new youth leadership has been mobilized : Manpreet Singh Ayali
Amidst the dominance of political parties operating from Delhi, the Sath made its presence felt in the heart of Chandigarh
One who claims Panthic interests Akali Dal Badal's real intention exposed : Ayali
Chandigarh 1 September ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Reacting to the results of the Panjab University student elections, senior leader of Akali Dal Waris Punjab, Manpreet Singh Ayali, saluted the courage of the entire team of student organizations Sath and Sakhi, saying that this is not a defeat of any kind, but the beginning of the mobilization of the youth for the big struggle to come. He said that both the organizations have firmly presented their existence in the face of the dominance of political parties running from Delhi. This fight was not just about winning or losing the elections, but was a fight for the existence of Punjab, Panthic thinking and keeping the political voice of the youth alive.
Manpreet Singh Ayali said that by keeping their existence alive in the center of Chandigarh, the Sath and Sakhi organizations have proven that Punjab's own thinking and the glory of saffron color will always remain on the land of Punjab. He said that the people of Punjab will give an answer in the coming time to those who are following the illusion of eliminating the heirs of the ideology of Shaheed Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra. He said that the political parties claiming to be pro-Panthic have lost in their political attitude and moral aspect. He said that the biggest need today is to recognize the real intentions of the leadership of the Akali Dal Badal, which is making so-called Panthic claims. Every section of Punjab needs to understand which forces want to strengthen their political voice of Punjab and Panth and which forces betray Punjabis for their own political interests.
Manpreet Singh Ayali said that the people of Punjab need to be wary of Akali Dal Badal. He said that just as the Akali Dal Badal supported the RSS-affiliated student organization ABVP in the student politics of Panjab University, they are also ready to bring the same kind of hateful and anti-Punjab policy to the land of Punjab. He said that the people of Punjab need to understand such political maneuvers and keep Punjab's own existence, Panthic thinking and interests above all else.
Manpreet Singh Ayali said that under the leadership of Ashmeet Singh, Jujhar Singh, Darshpreet Singh and Dr. Rimaljot Singh, the Panth and Punjab have got a new young leadership. This nursery established in the courtyard of the Panth in the form of Sath and Sakhi is capable of giving Punjab more new and militant leadership in the coming times. He said that these youth who are becoming active in the university's student politics will not be limited to student issues alone, but will also play an important role in Punjab's politics in the coming times. Ayali said that this electoral journey of Sath and Sakhi does not end here, but it is the beginning of a long and big struggle. The youth of Punjab will further strengthen this struggle in the coming times.
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