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A great elder in the Sikh community, Baba Punjab Singh, died this week. I want to tell you his story – and invite you to send a message to his family.

While most celebrities at Cannes 2026 arrived in dramatic gowns, glittering corsets, and giant couture trains, Punjabi actor Roopi Gill chose to do something far more personal. She walked the red carpet carrying a piece of Punjab with her - and honestly, that’s what made her debut feel so memorable. The actor attended the festival for her Punjabi film Chardikala, which was showcased at the Cannes Film Market.

In Punjab's Nidhawala village, a resident's home has transformed into a shelter for around 500 birds. The bond began nearly 13 years ago when two birds were given refuge, and it expanded over time as ...

The official trailer for Chardikala is finally out, and it is already leaving audiences emotional with its powerful blend of history, trauma, resilience, and hope. Directed by Amarjit Singh Saron, the much-anticipated Punjabi film stars Ammy Virk and Roopi Gill in lead roles and is scheduled to release in cinemas on May 29, 2026. The trailer introduces viewers to a deeply emotional narrative inspired by true events, centered around an ordinary woman whose peaceful life is shattered following the tragic events of October 31.

Mumbai, April 30 (SocialNews.XYZ) Actress Kareena Kapoor shared a cryptic post on social media, expressing her belief in the power of goodness. Bebo took to the Stories section of her official Instagram handle and wrote, "And there is light...(red heart and rainbow emojis) Justice and truth will always prevail...Chardikala (Red heart and folded hands emojis) (sic)." While Kareena did not specify in her post what exactly she is referring to, it seems clear that Bebo has shown her faith in the judicial system following its latest order in the matter involving the property of her former brother-in-law.

Chandigarh, Sep 19 (SocialNews.XYZ) As Punjab is grappling with unprecedented riverine flooding leading to the loss of 56 precious lives, inundation of 2,300 plus villages, loss of property, livelihoods and infrastructure worth a whopping Rs 13,800 crore, it’s the indomitable attitude of the young people that keeps alive the spirit of 'sewa' and 'Chardi Kala (resilience)', to fight it out despite the most challenging times in four decades and to rebuild the state together.

SGPC President Harjinder Singh Dhami urges governments to accept farmers' demands as Jagjit Singh Dallewal's health deteriorates during MSP law protest at Punjab-Haryana border.