Gurdeep Singh

Amidst the chaos of the disastrous fire in Vivek Vihar, acts of valor illuminated the darkness. Gurdeep Singh Gill became a beacon of hope as he helped two sisters escape by catching them on mattresses. On his balcony, Vishal took a stand against the flames, while Manik Malhotra ensured tools like angle grinders reached those in need.

A suspected bomber died in an IED blast while planting a device on a dedicated freight corridor railway track near Patiala. The low-intensity explosion damaged the track, prompting an investigation into potential terror module links and sabotage. Freight movement was briefly suspended but rail traffic was restored within hours.

A low-intensity blast near a railway track in Patiala late Monday night has sparked panic. An unidentified, dismembered body was found nearby, though its connection to the explosion is under investigation. The blast caused minor damage to the freight train line. Forensic teams are examining the scene for evidence.

Two men hurled a hand grenade at the Punjab BJP office in Chandigarh, causing a low-intensity explosion in a parking lot. CCTV footage captured the suspects, and a separatist group claimed responsibility, though police are investigating. The incident has sparked a security alert and political accusations.

Weightlifter Gurdeep Singh’s family has been ecstatic since he won the bronze medal in weightlifting at the Commonwealth Games. On Wednesday, 27-year-old Gurdeep Singh Dullet, son of Bhag Singh, a farmer from Majri Rasoolra village, won the bronze medal in weightlifting in the 109-plus kilograms event at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Talking to The Times of India at his home here, 62-year-old Bhag Singh, who owns five acres of farm land, said that he was proud of his son’s achievement, which was also the country’s. He also commended Muhammad Nooh Butt for winning the Gold in the same category.

Gurdeep Singh Dullet, who won Bronze Medal in weight-lifting in the Commonwealth Games at Birmingham, came home to a hero's welcome on Sunday. His home in Khanna was decorated and his favourite dishes had been cooked.

The Youth Akali Dal district president Gurdeep Singh Gosha has strongly opposed the hefty power bills sent to consumers by the electricity board.

Police have booked a man for allegedly breaking the legs of his employer after being rebuked for reporting on duty in a drunken state.The accused is Gurdeep Singh of Kalewal village, Kurali. He hit his employer Nazar Singh with an iron rod on his legs.