Punjab teachers reject Rs 10 lakh compensation, demand justice
Teachers' organisations in Punjab reject govt's Rs 10 lakh ex gratia for deceased colleagues, term it discriminatory. They demand Rs 2 crore each & govt jobs for kin. Read more.
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1985: Mahanta Assures Minorities, Pakistan Lifts Martial Law
On December 26, 1985, Assam CM Prafulla Kumar Mahanta promised security for minorities. Pakistan announced lifting martial law, and India liberalised industry. Explore this pivotal day.
Punjab Police's 2025 Paradox: High Busts, Low Morale
Punjab Police touts record drug hauls in 2025, but targeted killings, grenade attacks, and High Court interventions expose deep law & order challenges. Read the full analysis.
1985 Flashback: Assam's New CM & Pakistan's Political Shift
On this day in 1985, Prafulla Mahanta was appointed Assam CM, Pakistan considered ending martial law, and the USSR proposed a new Asian security doctrine. Explore the pivotal moments that shaped history.
1985: Mahanta Poised for Assam CM, Global Events Unfold
On December 22, 1985, Prafulla Mahanta neared becoming Assam CM as AGP won majority. Global news included Winnie Mandela's detention, VP Singh on tax raids, and a reported massacre in Sri Lanka. Dive into this historical snapshot.
1985 Flashback: AGP's Rise, Tax Policy, Indo-Pak Pact
On December 20, 1985, Asom Gana Parishad swept Assam polls, VP Singh proposed major tax reforms, and Rajiv Gandhi & Zia-ul-Haq agreed to a peace treaty. Explore this pivotal day in history.
1985: AGP Wins Assam, India-Canada Treaty, ONGC Well Fire
On December 19, 1985, the Asom Gana Parishad surged in Assam polls, India received a Canada extradition treaty draft, and ONGC battled a Gujarat well fire. Dive into this historic day.
1985 Flashback: AGP's Assam Lead, Gavaskar's 9000 Runs
On December 18, 1985, AGP surged in Assam polls, Sunil Gavaskar crossed 9000 Test runs, and Rajiv Gandhi & Zia-ul-Haq pledged no nuclear attacks. Dive into history.
1985: Assam Record Polling, SYL Dispute, Gavaskar at 94
On Dec 17, 1985, Assam saw 75-80% voter turnout, Haryana CM Bhajan Lal took a tough SYL Canal stance, and Sunil Gavaskar neared a Test century. Explore this pivotal day in India's history.
1985: Assam Polls, Akali Dal Reshuffle & Meghalaya Uranium
On December 16, 1985, over 1.5 crore voters headed to polls in Assam & by-elections. Akali Dal elected Barnala, expelled Brar. Uranium found in Meghalaya. Dive into history.
Punjab Declares Winter Holidays in Schools
Punjab government announces holidays for all schools from December 24 to 31 due to severe cold weather conditions. Check details on the official order and safety guidelines.
India-US-Quad Expand Cooperation to Combat Terrorism
India and the US, alongside Quad partners, pledge to strengthen counter-terrorism efforts. Key meetings in Delhi focus on UN sanctions against LeT, JeM, ISIS, and al-Qaeda affiliates.
India-US Seek UN Sanctions on LeT, JeM & ISIS Affiliates
India and the US call for UN sanctions, including asset freeze and arms embargo, against Pakistan-based terror groups LeT and JeM. Read about the key outcomes of their counter-terrorism dialogue in Delhi.
Quad Calls for Justice in Delhi Red Fort Terror Case
Quad nations condemn Delhi's Red Fort terror attack, demand perpetrators be brought to justice. The group vows to expand counter-terror cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. Read the full statement.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann's Investment Pitch in Osaka
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann held a business roadshow in Osaka, Japan, inviting investment in key sectors like agriculture, IT, and manufacturing. Discover his vision for transforming Punjab into an industrial hub.
1985 Flashback: SAARC Unity, Gandhi on Punjab Terror
On December 6, 1985, SAARC foreign ministers backed regional cooperation, PM Rajiv Gandhi called for firm action against Punjab terrorists, and an acid leak in Delhi turned fatal. Explore this pivotal day in history.
India, Russia Vow to Step Up Cooperation in Combating Terrorism
PM Modi and President Putin reaffirm commitment to counter terrorism in all forms, including cross-border movement and financing. Read the latest details on this strategic partnership.
40 Years Ago: Delhi Gas Leak Panic After Bhopal
On Dec 5, 1985, sulphuric acid fumes from a Delhi factory leak caused widespread panic, just a year after Bhopal. L-G ordered a probe, three executives arrested. Read the full story.
Japanese firm Toppan invests Rs 400 crore in Punjab
Japanese firm Toppan Speciality Films signs Rs 400 crore investment pact with Punjab, plans a skilling centre. CM Bhagwant Mann announces deal during Japan visit ahead of 2026 Investors' Summit.
Dec 1985: Rajiv Gandhi in Japan, Bhopal Aid Scrutinised
On December 2, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi concluded a Japan visit for economic modernisation. Meanwhile, Union Carbide's $5M Bhopal aid was deemed a pittance. Explore this pivotal day in India's history.
Punjab CM woos Japanese investors in Tokyo for key sectors
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann invites Japanese firms to invest in advanced manufacturing, mobility & renewable energy. He highlights the upcoming Progressive Punjab Investors' Summit for collaboration.
Punjab CM Mann leads delegation to Japan, South Korea for investment
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann leads a high-level delegation to Japan and South Korea for investor outreach ahead of the Progressive Punjab Summit. The mission aims to boost economic ties and engage with the diaspora.
Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Tech Import Norms & Key Events
On December 2, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi set strict tech import rules for industry, Karnataka CM called for tougher libel laws, and Punjab saw violence. Explore this pivotal day in India's history.
1985: Terrorists Kill Police, Rajiv Invites Pak's Zia
December 1, 1985: Suspected terrorists ambush police in Ferozepur, killing 2 officers. Rajiv Gandhi invites Pakistan's Zia-ul-Haq to nuclear facility. Read more historical insights.
Punjab Cabinet Nods 300 Specialist Doctors
Punjab cabinet approves empanelment of 300 specialist doctors, new border area incentives, GPS mining vehicle tracking & revised tender limits to boost public services.
India's Zero Tolerance for Terrorism: Jaishankar on 26/11
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar reaffirms India's firm stance against terrorism during the 17th anniversary of 26/11 attacks. Read about India's global counter-terrorism efforts.
Congress Losing Ground to AAP in Punjab
Congress faces mounting challenges in Punjab as AAP gains momentum. Key leaders defect, organizational structure weakens. Can Congress recover before elections?
Punjab's Justice Plea: Land of Five Rivers Seeks Capital
Punjab's emotional appeal for justice: From Partition trauma to Green Revolution contributions, the state demands its rightful capital Chandigarh. Read the compelling narrative of sacrifice and resilience.
India's Counter-Terror Strategy: Progress and Gaps
India strengthens counter-terror capabilities with NIA reforms and tech adoption, yet faces evolving threats from cross-border terrorism and digital radicalization. Learn about the ongoing battle.
WMD and Evolving Terror Threats: New Security Challenges
Terror groups are adopting new WMD strategies, creating unprecedented global security threats. Understanding this evolving playbook is crucial for international counterterrorism efforts.
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