Punjab Business News 15 April 2011

Cops surprise spectators with amiable ways Times of India As there were no VVIP guests like Prime Ministers, business tycoons and Bollywood stars, apart from Kings-XI Punjab co-owner Preity Zinta, the cops were seemingly in a relaxed mood for the cricket match, which has beenoft-dubbed as snack-time cricket. ... See all stories on this topic »

Tradition of giving goes on display The Province Amarjit Samra, president of the Surrey Delta Scott Road Punjabi Bazaar Association, says the annual Vaisakhi parade brings substantial business to local merchants. One hundred years later, the community of Abbotsford is proud to dedicate 2011 as the ... See all stories on this topic »

'Ours is a religion of humanity' The Province Surrey has the largest Punjabi community in the world outside the province of Punjab in India. Twenty-seven per cent of Surrey's half-amillion residents are Indo-Canadian. Business ties between the two regions are so close the Mayor recently concluded ... See all stories on this topic »

'I Wanted to be a Sportsman' Indian Express "I always wanted to be a sportsman, but due to the family business I didn't get to practise much. However, I am doing my bit for sports through Kings XI Punjab. We always give young talent a chance," said Wadia who is hopeful that his team will make ... See all stories on this topic »

Akal Takht, SGPC want fresh flow Times of India JALANDHAR: The SGPC and Akal Takht on Wednesday demanded from the Punjab government to release fresh water into the Kali Bein to save it. The committee and the Akal Takht also came down on BJP MLA Amarjit Sahi for questioning the religious and ... See all stories on this topic »