Top News of Jan 31: CM Mann campaigns in Delhi, Anil Vij targets CM Saini, Kejriwal-Saini at loggerheads over Yamuna row, 8 IAS officers transferred, 7 sitting AAP MLAs of Delhi quit party, and more
Babushahi Bureau
Chandigarh, January 31, 2025: Here are the top news updates of January 31.
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Punjab CM Mann expresses shock over tragic road mishap on Ferozepur-Fazilka road
Ferozepur-Fazilka Road Tragedy: 11 dead, 15 injured; CM expresses grief, announces financial aid
Tragic road accident on Ferozepur-Fazilka highway claims multiple lives
Minister Anil Vij targets Haryana CM Saini: "Our CM has been on helicopter since the day..."
Haryana Minister Anil Vij threatens Dallewal-like fast-unto-death over non-compliance of his orders by Govt officials
Punjab to be honored with ‘Best State’ and ‘Best District’ Awards under Green Schools Programme
AAP hits back at Ravneet Bittu: "BJP is constantly trying to defame Punjabis"
CISF Parade Ground inaugurated by Haryana CS Vivek Joshi
"President Murmu could hardly speak, poor thing.", Sonia Gandhi's remark on President's speech creates controversy
Delhi Breaking: Seven sitting AAP MLAs quit party
Haryana Govt transfers 8 IAS officers
'Family saved 50 thousand per month availing AAP govt schemes,' claims Arvind Kejriwal
Bangladesh Political Scientist Prof. David Taylor apprehends shift of Bangladesh from being a People’s Republic to an Islamic Republic; Watch Video
All India Services Athletics, Swimming and Yogasana Tournaments; trials of Punjab teams for on Feb 11
Kejriwal demands criminal case against Haryana CM, in letter to EC over 'Poisonous' Yamuna row
Haryana CM Saini attends 144th birth anniversary celebrations of Deenbandhu Sir Chhotu Ram
United Sikhs to USA's Homeland Security deptt: "Protect the sanctity of religious places"
Dr.Kuldeep Singh joins as Associate Director (Public Relations) at PAU
Punjab Art Council to organize 'Punjab Puran Sirjana Maha Utsav' from Feb 2 to March 29; Read details
IIT-Mandi Assistant Professor commits suicide