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Ranbir Kaur wakes at 5 a.m. every morning to sell homemade fruit cream from her footpath stall in Mohali, India. Known affectionately as "Aunty Ji," she's become a viral sensation inspiring thousands to support her small business.
After 11 years of legal battles, Mohali will finally get a modern old age home with space for 150 seniors. Deputy Mayor Kuljit Singh Bedi's persistence through High Court hearings has secured free land and comprehensive care facilities for elderly residents facing loneliness.
Thousands of rural women entrepreneurs gathered in Mohali this week to showcase their businesses at a massive government-backed fair. The event's budget jumped from $60,000 to nearly $850,000, signaling a major investment in women-led economic growth.
In Mohali, India, a deaf couple runs a thriving cloud kitchen with their young son translating their warmth into words. Their story proves that determination, love, and teamwork can build something extraordinary.
When Vanshpreet Singh and Anmol Kaur couldn't speak to customers, their son Sukhmehar stepped in to help. Now their tiffin service in Mohali, Punjab is thriving thanks to a viral video showing the kindergartner translating his mom's sign language.
Punjab's government is bringing theatrical magic to every corner of the state, offering 40 free performances of the acclaimed play "Humare Ram" to audiences across six major cities. What normally costs up to 799 rupees per ticket will now be accessible to anyone who wants to experience this retelling of the ancient Ramayana epic. ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
Government school students in Punjab are breaking barriers, with 882 qualifying for medical entrance exams this year compared to just 82 in 2022. The dramatic increase shows what happens when states invest in free coaching, mentorship, and quality education for all students.
A youth football academy from Punjab, India just demolished Liverpool FC 6-0 at one of the world's most prestigious tournaments. Minerva Academy's historic win proves Indian grassroots football can compete with Europe's elite.
When heavy rain threatened to cancel a crucial India-Pakistan cricket match, IS Bindra stayed awake through the entire night to make sure the game went on. The former cricket association president's dedication shows what true leadership looks like.
Every family in Punjab, India can now access up to $12,000 in free medical care with no income limits. The universal healthcare program covers 65 million families across the state.
A Chandigarh University civil engineering graduate just received India's Kirti Chakra for leading an 84-hour counter-insurgency operation with zero casualties. Major Arshdeep Singh Gill's courage during the May 2025 mission in Manipur earned him the nation's second-highest peacetime gallantry award.
Punjab is moving all government offices and schools to morning-only hours as extreme heat grips the region. Workers say the 7:30am to 1:30pm schedule will keep people safe and slash energy use.
India's environmental court is pushing major cricket stadiums to switch from groundwater to recycled water for their fields. The move could save millions of gallons of drinking water while showing how sports venues can lead on sustainability.
Small farmers in Punjab, India are getting a lifeline through new tech partnerships with South Korea. The collaboration brings vertical farming, automation, and advanced machinery to help make small-scale farming profitable again.
A son's promise to his late father brought two families from Germany to Punjab for a traditional Sikh wedding. The five-day celebration honored a migrant's unfulfilled dream from four decades ago.
After a 1989 fire derailed its semiconductor dreams, India just shipped its first commercial memory chips in 2026. Twelve factories worth $19 billion are now rising across the country.
A man who once sold firewood and skipped school now runs a thriving academy in rural Assam that educates nearly 400 children from 20 villages without charging a single rupee. What started in a converted cowshed with just four students has grown into a beacon of hope for families who thought education was out of reach.