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#punjab
9 articles
Economy & Infrastructure
The Bhakra Dam Rises 225.55 Metres From Its Deepest Foundation, Was Dedicated on 22 October 1963, and Supplies Sutlej Water to Three States and 1,415 Megawatts From Two Power Houses
Oct 27, 2026
Government & States
Punjab, Holding 1.5 Percent of India's Land, Supplied 119 Lakh Tonnes of the 300 Lakh Tonnes of Wheat Government Agencies Bought in 2025-26
Oct 14, 2026
AI & Technology
CBSE Launched an AI and Computational Thinking Curriculum for Classes 3 to 8 on 1 April 2026, and 5.17 Lakh Learners Had Enrolled in the Government's SOAR AI Courses by 6 August 2026
Oct 10, 2026
The Raj & the Freedom Struggle
Radcliffe Signed His Awards on 12 and 13 August 1947. Mountbatten Held Them Back Until After Independence Day So That, in His Own Words, the Odium Would Fall Less on the British
Sep 3, 2026
Modern India
Punjab's Farmers Took India From Importing Food to Feeding Itself, Its Sikhs Have Served in Every War, and the State Has Been at Peace Since the Early 1990s
Aug 2, 2026
Ancient & Medieval India
India Ate Off American Ships in 1966. Now It's the World's Biggest Rice Exporter
Jul 22, 2026
Science & Space
In 1963 M. S. Swaminathan Helped Put 100 Kilograms of Mexican Wheat Seed Into Indian Trial Plots. By 1967-68 India's Wheat Output Was 16.5 Million Tonnes, Up From 12.3
May 17, 2026
Itihasa & Faith
Guru Nanak, Born in 1469, Founded the First Sikh Community at Kartarpur and Left 974 Hymns in a 1,430-Page Scripture
May 7, 2026
Ancient & Medieval India
One Eye, One Kingdom: The Lion of Punjab Who Stopped the British at the River
Apr 21, 2026