Jasbir Singh

A Punjab-based YouTuber arrested for alleged spying for Pakistan's ISI has been granted bail. The Punjab and Haryana high court noted gaps in the prosecution's case. The court cited a lack of direct communication or transmission of sensitive information. The YouTuber had been in custody for over 10 months. His YouTube channel primarily featured travel and vlog content.

Worker unrest has gripped Bhiwadi's industrial belt, with protests erupting at multiple factories over Rajasthan's low minimum wage. Workers are demanding salaries comparable to neighbouring states like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, citing significant disparities. While some companies are negotiating, the situation highlights a growing demand for better wages and working conditions.

Jasprit Bumrah's journey from a humble childhood, marked by his father's early death and his mother's sacrifices, to becoming a world-class fast bowler is an inspiring tale of resilience. His early struggles, including practicing with a plastic ball to avoid noise, inadvertently honed his signature yorker. Despite facing rejections, his determination led him to IPL success and global recognition.

The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) celebrated India's top athletes in Lucknow, honouring excellence and dedication. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presented awards to sporting legends like Leander Paes and the women's World Cup-winning cricket team, recognizing their significant contributions to Indian sports.

A young man lost his life after his motorcycle plunged into a deep, unmarked construction pit in Jalandhar. The incident occurred late Sunday night. His body was discovered early Monday morning. Locals reported hearing a crash but did not investigate. The construction site lacked proper lighting and warning signs. An investigation is underway.

YouTuber Jasbir Singh, accused of spying for Pakistan, was remanded to two-day police custody by a Mohali court. The Punjab Police's SSOC sought further remand to seize his laptop and investigate alleged links to a spy network involving YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra and a Pakistani official. Singh's lawyer claims he was falsely implicated after cooperating with the police.

Punjab and Haryana HC ruled that a police officer serving as a 'reader' without a weapon cannot claim out-of-turn promotion for injuries sustained during the Dinanagar terror attack. The court clarified that battlefield injury benefits cannot be extended based on parity, emphasizing that courts cannot perpetuate illegality due to past wrongful favors.

Punjab Police busted a Pakistan-backed espionage network. The State Special Operations Cell (SSOC) in Mohali made the discovery. Jasbir Singh, who runs a YouTube channel called 'Jaan Mahal', is at the center. He allegedly tried to erase evidence after Jyoti Malhotra’s arrest. Investigators found data linking him to terror operatives. Shakir alias Jutt Randhawa is also connected.

Jasbir Singh, linked to a Pakistan-backed espionage ring, tried deleting communications with key PIOs after YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra's arrest, Punjab Police reported. Singh, who ran a YouTube channel, had close ties with PIOs influenced by Pakistani handlers and even attended a Pakistan National Day event in Delhi. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full network.

Senior IAS officer Jasbir Singh Bir's notice to the government seeking premature retirement, expressing resentment over 'malpractices' in governance, has stirred a hornet's nest in Punjab.