Sanjeev Singh Bariana Tribune News Service Chottian (Sangrur), April 28 “Elections don’t mean anything to us. Our numbers are too small for ballot-begging leaders to waste their time on. No leader walked the steps of[…]
Politics of Genocide: Punjab 1984-1998
The Punjabi Version of Mr. Inderjit Singh Jaijee's book Politics of Genocide: Punjab 1984-1998, can be accessed online by clicking on the following Chapter-wise Links: Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V[…]
Politics of Genocide: Punjab 1984-1998
Book on rights violations released EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE CHANDIGARH, JUNE 3: Justice Kuldip Singh, former judge of the Supreme Court, today released “Politics of Genocide”. The book examines the effect of nearly two decades of[…]
Farmers Commission Report on Suicides
Farmers’ suicides in Punjab rose after 1992 and most victims were young, writes Sarbjit Dhaliwal in The Tribune, quoting a report prepared for ‘Punjab Farmers Commisson’ by ‘Institute for Development and Communication’ While tracing the[…]
1999: *RELEASE TADA DETENUES
Chandigarh, April 9, 1999. Sardar Inderjit Singh Jaijee in an open letter to the Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Parkash Singh Badal demanded immediate release of young Sikhs languishing in jail under TADA. The text of[…]
Punjab farmers debt ridden
Chandigarh, Mar 31 (ANI): Farmers of Punjab, the wheat bowl of India, are also more debt ridden when compared to agriculturists in other states of the country. The debt burden in Punjab far outstrips the[…]
Victims of Punjab counter-insurgency still search for justice
Vicky Nanjappa in New Delhi “I used to receive threatening phone calls. The caller would say that they had killed thousands of boys and had thrown them into canals, and they would also do that[…]
The killing fields
By Anosh Malekar April 15, 2008 Rani Kaur’s husband committed suicide in 2003. Before that her eldest brother-in-law, Aloo Singh, took his own life in 1993, followed by another brother-in-law, Gurutej Singh, in 1996. In[…]