Emperor Ranjit Singh had militarily conquered Majha and Doaba regions of Punjab in entirety. But in a treaty signed with the British rulers of the rest of India, Emperor Ranjit Singh was prohibited from making forays into the Cis-Sutlej areas of the Punjab. Two towns in this region Ferozepore and Ludhiana were the biggest bastions of the Imperial power on the border of Emperor Ranjit Singh’s Empire.

As we navigate the complexities of modern life, we often find ourselves torn between two conflicting desires: the need for success and the quest for satisfaction. While success is often measured by external factors, satisfaction is a deeply personal and internal experience. Let us explore the importance of prioritizing satisfaction over success and the role of perspective in achieving a more fulfilling life, as guided by the timeless wisdom of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

CHANDIGARH: The Underground Water Survey Report-2023 is out. It alerted about the alarming depletion of ground water which is the major resource in times of crisis across the country. The Report states that 27 per cent of 6533 blocks across the country underground water level depleted to the dangerous point.

General elections have started in India. BJP, Congress and all other national and provincial political parties have released their election manifestos. But apart from a few make-believe promises, there is nothing new in them.

One of the finest technical educational institutions in North Western India, the Punjab Engineering College Chandigarh (PEC), celebrates its annual day in the second week of each year. The alumni of this institution meet every year under an umbrella organization Punjab Engineering College Old Students Association popularly known as PECOSA. Every year on the annual day one old student of its parent institution, the McLaggan College of Engineering Lahore, Mr. Bikram Singh Grewal (Born on February 15, 1923 – died on December 31, 2023).