Ip Singh is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India. He covers news in Jalandhar and neighboring districts, focusing on politics, contemporary trends, and the Punjabi diaspora, while also specializing in the religio-political complexities of Punjab. Ip's work has been featured in The Economic Times, highlighting his insights into government, public policy, and elections.
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By: IP Singh
Phagwara police have arrested five persons in connection with violence during a protest by students of Lovely Professional University (LPU) over allegations of “rape and suicide” during the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday, and again on Sunday evening.
Phagwara police have arrested five suspects in connection with the violence and arson at Lovely Professional University over Saturday and Sunday during a protest by students over allegations of a ‘rape and suicide’ in a girls’ hostel.
By: IP Singh
The number of arrests in the Lovely Professional University (LPU) violence case has risen to nine, including seven students. Police have named 20 accused in the FIRs and identified more than 40 suspects so far.
The number of arrests following the violent protests at Lovely Professional University rose to nine on Friday. Seven of them are LPU students, including a juvenile who had climbed atop a MiG-23 installation at the campus gates.
By: IP Singh
There appears to be an uncanny resemblance between former Indian hockey captain Pargat Singh’s sporting and political careers — he somehow finds himself in a crucial role in the final moments of a showdown.
Police here on Thursday claimed that it had arrested two operatives of banned outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) for allegedly writing pro-Khalistan and anti-BJP graffiti on the outer wall of Red Cross Bhawan on Sept 29, a day before Union home minister Amit Shah’s rally in the city.
Four deadlines set by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to rid Punjab of drugs — one before the 2022 assembly elections and three after coming to power — have passed without the promised result. Now, with just months left to the 2027 assembly elections, the issue has returned to the centre stage with a bang.
By: Neel Kamal, Yudhvir Rana
Neel Kamal Yudhvir Rana IP Singh / TNN / Oct 16, 2026, 09:35 IST
By: IP Singh
Punjab Congress president Pargat Singh and party’s Punjab in-charge Sachin Pilot visited Nakodar and Shahkot in Jalandhar district on Sunday and met the families of young businessman Timmy Chawla and prominent kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambian. Chawla was allegedly killed after his refusal to pay extortion money, while Ambian was killed at a kabaddi tournament.
By: IP Singh
A drug addict and alleged peddler arrested for targeting juveniles and getting them hooked on drugs told Kapurthala police that he wanted to use children to sell drugs, after a video of a 13-year-old consuming drugs went viral.
