Continuing the Punjab Government’s ongoing commitment to public welfare and economic security under the dynamic leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Cabinet Minister Barinder Kumar Goyal today distributed compensation sanction letters worth ₹1.02 crore to 280 residents affected by heavy rainfall and flood-like conditions during a special event held at Lehragaga.
Addressing the gathering, Barinder Kumar Goyal said that the Punjab Government led by the Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann stands firmly with every citizen affected by natural calamities such as floods or excessive rainfall.
The Food, Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs, Forest and Wildlife Preservation Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak today distributed compensation amount to the tune of Rs. 45 Lakh to flood affected people of various villages at Narot Jaimal Singh in Pathankot District and reiterated wholehearted commitment of State Government to render all assistance to the affected people.
On the Third consecutive day of the third phase of relief distribution, the state government continued its massive outreach under Mission Chardi Kala, extending financial assistance to flood-affected families across the state.
An official spokesperson informed that in Ferozepur district, Ranbir Singh Bhullar (MLA Ferozepur Urban) distributed flood relief approval letters worth Rs. 4.85 Crore to 732 flood affected families at village Bandala.
The AAP Halqa Incharge Advocate Harsimran Singh Ghuman disbursed flood relief sanction letters worth Rs. 7.20 Lakh to affected families of villages Sangojla & Nabi Baksh Wala falling under Bhulath constituency (Kapurthala).
Notably, Punjab has emerged as the only state in the country to provide the highest compensation to flood-affected families, ensuring that relief reaches every eligible household with efficiency and transparency.
Notably, the financial assistance for damaged houses was enhanced from Rs.6,500 to Rs.40,000 per house, while farmers received Rs.20,000 per acre as crop loss compensation, the highest ever in India. The state has also compensated livestock losses at Rs.37,500 per milch animal, Rs.32,000 per non-milch animal, Rs.20,000 per calf and Rs.100 per poultry bird, extending crucial support to help families rebuild their livelihoods.
Punjab Finance Minister Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema announced on Thursday that the registration of state pensioners on the newly launched Pensioner Sewa Portal will be completed within three months. The announcement was made during the inauguration of the three-day Pensioner Sewa Mela, held at the District Administrative Complex in SAS Nagar.
He also apprised the media that the fair ‘Pension Sewa Mela’, scheduled from November 13 to 15, is being organized across all districts of Punjab to assist pensioners with portal registration.
On the first day alone, over 5,320 pensioners successfully registered on the portal all over the State. To ensure smooth registration, the Finance Minister assured that officials from the Finance Department and Pension Disbursing Banks will be present at all district-level events to resolve any technical issues on the spot. He emphasized that registration support would remain continuously available through District Treasury Offices, pension disbursing banks, Sewa Kendras, as well as home delivery services facilitated by the Sewa Kendras. Importantly, the Minister clarified that pension disbursements will continue uninterrupted, even if pensioners face technical difficulties during the registration process.
The Pensioner Sewa Portal, launched on November 3, aims to deliver comprehensive pension-related services directly to pensioners’ homes. Initially, the portal offers five key services including submission of Digital Life Certificate via the Jeevan Pramaan mobile app, Application for conversion of pension to family pension, Leave Travel Concession (LTC) requests, Registration of pension-related grievances, Updating or changing personal details.
The Minister clarified that Non-Resident Indian (NRI) pensioners are currently excluded from the initial rollout of the Pensioner Sewa Portal and will continue to submit their Life Certificates through existing procedures. He assured that comparable digital services will be introduced for NRI pensioners in the near future. To ensure prompt resolution of any issues following the portal’s launch, the Directorate of Treasuries and Accounts has set up a dedicated War Room for the Pension and New Pension Scheme. Furthermore, three helpline numbers have been activated to assist pensioners with queries and grievances: 1800-180-2148, 0172-2996385, 0172-2996386. These helplines operate from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on all working days.
Punjab Chief Secretary KAP Sinha on Thursday reviewed the preparations related to the Shaheedi Shatabdi Samagam of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji at Sri Anandpur Sahib. On this occasion, he directed the administrative officers to ensure that all necessary arrangements for the convenience of devotees are completed on time.
He informed that on November 22, four Nagar Kirtans will arrive at Sri Anandpur Sahib, while on November 23, the Akhand Path Sahib will commence at Guru Ka Chhaoni, Buddha Dal. During this period, a Sarv Dharam Sammelan (Interfaith Conference) will also be organized where the Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann would also be present
The Chief Secretary said that from November 23 to 29, a spectacular drone show with 500 drones will depict the life, teachings, and lasani shahadat of Guru Sahib. In addition, a Light and Sound Show will be organized on November 20 at Charan Ganga Stadium, while the Bhog of the Akhand Path Sahib will take place on November 25.
The Punjab Government will also organize guided tours and heritage walks to enable devotees to learn about the historical sites associated with Guru Sahib. The Chief Minister, Cabinet Ministers, and MLAs will participate in the “Sees Bhent Nagar Kirtan” being carried from Gurdwara Bibangarh Sahib to Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib.
Furthermore, a special session of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha will be held on November 24 at Bhai Jaita Ji Memorial. The Chief Secretary also reviewed the arrangements for the Tent City being set up for the devotees and directed that the repair and renovation of all roads leading to Guru Nagari be completed on time.
He said that the Punjab Government is making every effort to make the Shaheedi Shatabdi Samagam a historic and memorable, ensuring that every devotee experiences convenience, safety, and spiritual fulfillment. He also instructed officials from various departments to work with a spirit of service and leave no stone unturned in providing facilities to the people.
During a special meeting held today in the Virasat-e-Khalsa conference hall, Shri Abhinav Trikha, Secretary, Tourism, briefed the Chief Secretary in detail about the preparations being made by the Punjab Government for the Shaheedi Samagam of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, the Ninth Guru. Deputy Commissioner Shri Varjeet Walia also apprised about the arrangements being made in Sri Anandpur Sahib over the last three months.
On this occasion, several senior officers were present, including Additional Chief Secretary Sports Saravjit Singh, Special Chief Secretary Local Govt Tejvir Singh, Additional Chief Secretary Parliamentary Affairs D.K. Tiwari, Secretary Tourism Abhinav Trikha, Secretary Public Relations and Punjab Mandi Board Ramvir, Director General of Police (Law and Order) Arpit Shukla, Paramvir Singh IAS, Deputy Commissioner Varjeet Walia, SSP Gulneet Singh Khurana, Hargunjeet Kaur, Komalpreet Kaur, Sakshi Sahni, Chanderjyoti Singh, Abhimanyu Malik, Jaspreet Singh, Harpreet Singh, Himanshu Agarwal, Himanshu Jain, Sandeep Hans, Paramvir Singh, Amarpreeet Kaur Sandhu, Puneet Kumar, Sandeep Goel, Gauri Prasher Joshi, Ojashwi Alankar, Sandeep Garha, Manjit Singh and other officers.
Punjab Information and Public Relations Minister S. Harjot Singh Bains today expressed profound grief over the untimely sad demise of RN Kansal, Senior Journalist of TV9Bharatvarsh and Zee News.
As per reports, Mr. Kansal, 53, met a tragic accident near village Sajuma in Sangrur district while driving his car. He was survived by his wife, son, daughter and mother.
While acknowledging Mr. Kansal’s extensive contribution in the main stream media, S. Bains shared his heartfelt sympathies with the bereaved family. He prayed to the Almighty to grant eternal peace to the departed soul and give strength to the family to bear this irreparable loss.
In a major breakthrough amidst the ongoing drive to make Punjab a safe and secure state as per directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Batala Police has apprehended key associates of foreign-based gangster Amrit Dalaam of the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria Gang, and recovered two foreign-made .30 caliber pistols along with live cartridges from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Thursday.
Those arrested have been identified as Vijay Masih, a resident of Satkoha in Batala and Malkit Singh, a resident of Naharpur Khaddar in Batala.
DGP Gaurav Yadav said that preliminary investigation has revealed that both accused were tasked by gangster Amrit Dalaam to carry out target killings. Both the arrested accused have a criminal background with cases of the Attempt to Murder, NDPS Act, and Arms Act registered against them, he said.
The DGP said that accused Malkit Singh was also involved in a firing incident with rival gang members at Kalanaur Bus Stand in August 2025 and had been absconding since. Further investigation is underway to uncover the entire network and its backward and forward linkages, he said.
Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Border Range Sandeep Goel said that during the operation, accused Malkit Singh attempted to flee police custody and opened fire on the police party using a hidden weapon. He was overpowered after a brief exchange of fire, he said, while adding that the accused has sustained a bullet injury and is undergoing treatment at local hospital.
Sharing operational details, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Batala Suhail Qasim Mir said that acting on a reliable inputs the police team has apprehended Vijay Masih and recovered foreign-made .30 bore pistol along with three live cartridges from his possession. Based on disclosures made by Vijay Masih, the police also apprehended his associate Malkit Singh, who is a dangerous criminal closely linked with gangster Amrit Dalam and the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria network, he said.
In this regard, two separate cases— FIR no. 156 dated 12.11.2025 under section 25 of the Arms Act and FIR no. 157 Dated 13.11.2025 under sections 109, 221 and 132 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and section 25 of the Arms Act— have been registered at Police Station Sekhwan in Batala.
Chandigarh, November 13, 2025: The Sardar Bhagwant Singh Memorial Basketball Trophy, organized by Vivek High School, Mohali, concluded at Sector 42 Sports Complex, Chandigarh. Throughout the tournament, players showcased remarkable enthusiasm, teamwork, and sporting excellence.
The chief guest for the final matches was Vikramjeet Singh Mamik, Administrator of Vivek High School, who congratulated the winning teams and lauded the players’ dedication and discipline.
In the Boys U-17 category’s final match Vivek High School, Mohali defeated Vivek High School, Chandigarh 53–43. Aditya scored 24 points for the winners, while Veer Hriday scored 16 for the runners-up.
In the Girls U-17 category GNPS, Chandigarh triumphed over KV High Ground School 51–43. Sukhman scored 26 points for the winners, and Seerat scored 21 for the runners-up.
Meanwhile, in the finals of the Under – 14 Boys St. Kabir School, Chandigarh beat Strawberry Fields School, Chandigarh 45-38. Main scorer for the winning team was Vardan – 27 while the main scorer for the runners-up was Riyansh – 15.
In the final of Under -14 Girls Sacred Heart School, Chandigarh triumphed over Learning Paths School (LPS), Mohali 32-19. Callista with 09 points scored highest for the winners while for the runners-up Khushnoor scored 16 points.
The result of Boys U-12 went in favour of YPS, Mohali who’s cagers outplayed Vivek High School, Mohali 22–8 to lift the trophy. Samarth with 20 points was the highest scorer for the winners and Vedant with 6 points was the best scorer for the 1st Runners-up.
In the Girls U-12 category Learning Paths School, Mohali secured a victory over YPS, Mohali with a score of 20-6. Vanisha scored 10 points for the winning team and Liana scored 3 points for the 1st runners-up.
In the Boys U-10 category Saupin’s School, Chandigarh emerged as champions and in the U-10 Girls segment LPS, Mohali were the winners. The U-10 tourney was played on the league format and the matches for U 12, 14 and 17 on the knock-out format.
After the finals, an award ceremony was held to felicitate the winning teams. Principal Jaswinder Gandhok of the host school, Vivek High School, Mohali, and Administrator of Vivek High School, Vikramjeet Singh Mamik, presented trophies, cash prizes, medals, and certificates to the winners across various categories. In total, cash prizes worth ₹2,70,000 were distributed among boys and girls across all age groups.
Vikramjeet Singh Mamik said that the tournament serves as a unique platform for aspiring basketball players who wish to pursue the sport as a career. He added that more than 73 teams from leading schools across the region participated in this inter-school basketball tournament. Notably, prizes were also given for man-of-the-match in the finals of different age categories for both boys and girls. Moreover, ‘player of the tournament’ award was also given under all age groups for both boys and girls.
Chandigarh: The Department of Gastroenterology, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, is organizing the 9th PGI Gastrointestinal (GI) Emergencies Update from November 14 to 16, 2025. This national-level academic event will bring together leading gastroenterologists, physicians, and trainees from across the country for focused discussions and hands-on learning on the theme of Gastrointestinal Emergencies.
The conference aims to enhance understanding and promote evidence-based management of emergencies related to the gastrointestinal tract and liver. Gastrointestinal emergencies are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, and timely, goal-directed intervention during the crucial early hours can significantly improve patient outcomes.
The scientific program will cover a wide range of emergency conditions, including gastrointestinal bleeding, acute pancreatitis, complicated gallbladder disease, and complications of liver failure such as bleeding, infection, and hepatic encephalopathy. Dedicated sessions will also address intestinal obstruction, severe inflammatory bowel disease, corrosive ingestion, and critical care management of patients in the intensive care unit.
Speaking about the event, Prof Usha Dutta, Chairperson of the Organizing Committee, emphasized that the ninth edition of this program reflects the department’s sustained commitment to bridging the knowledge gap between frontline doctors managing emergencies and specialists in the field. “Our goal is to empower the first-contact physicians with the skills and confidence needed to handle GI emergencies effectively and improve patient outcomes,” she said.
Gastrointestinal bleeding—a common but potentially life-threatening emergency—will be one of the key focus areas. Experts will discuss the causes, including peptic ulcers, esophageal tears, and variceal bleeding in chronic liver disease, as well as the latest endoscopic techniques and therapeutic tools available for effective management.
Acute pancreatitis, another major GI emergency, will be covered extensively. This condition, often triggered by alcohol intake, gallstones, or high lipid levels, requires prompt recognition and early intervention, particularly in the first 72 hours. Sessions will address preventive strategies, early diagnosis, and comprehensive management protocols.
The conference will also feature deliberations on liver-related emergencies, including acute liver failure, spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (infected ascites), and renal and cerebral complications of chronic liver disease. Other topics include acute severe ulcerative colitis, biliary obstruction and cholangitis, and foreign body ingestion—all of which demand timely, multidisciplinary management.
A hands-on training workshop will be held on November 14 2025 at Hotel Radisson RED, Mohali, led by Prof. S.K.Sinha, Dr. Jayanta Samanta, Dr. Abhirup Chatterjee. Participants will receive practical training through simulated models and case-based discussions. A special session on POCUS (Point-of-Care Ultrasound) will also be conducted to help residents and trainees enhance bedside diagnostic and procedural skills essential for managing GI emergencies.
The Organizing Chairperson of the conference is Prof. Usha Dutta, with Dr. Vishal Sharma and Dr. Jimil Shah served as Organizing Secretaries. The faculty includes distinguished experts from across India who will share the latest insights, research findings, and best practices in the management of gastroenterological emergencies.
Patients with gastrointestinal emergencies are often critically ill and require rapid, standardized care. This conference aims to provide a platform for meaningful knowledge exchange between experts and young physicians, ensuring that cutting-edge evidence and practical expertise translate into better patient outcomes. With rapid advancements in diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, such programs play a vital role in keeping healthcare professionals updated and prepared to deliver high-quality emergency care.
Gurugram, 12 November 2025 : In FY 2024–25, M3M Foundation invested an impressive ₹70 crore in high-impact programmes, positioning itself among India’s foremost private philanthropy contributors. M3M Foundation proudly announces its inclusion in the prestigious EdelGive–Hurun India Philanthropy List 2025, recognising a total social investment of ₹70 crore during the review period. This milestone places M3M Foundation at the forefront of philanthropic activity in Gurugram, contributing a significant share to the city’s cumulative giving of ₹90 crore — marking Gurugram’s highest philanthropic contribution this year. With the Foundation’s work guided by Dr. Payal Kanodia, daughter of Shri Basant Bansal, alongside Trustees Shri Basant Bansal and Shri Roop Bansal, M3M Foundation solidifies its commitment to catalysing large-scale social impact across education, health, livelihoods, environment, and sports.
“We believe that education is the first multiplier of change” said Dr. Payal Kanodia. “Our strategic investments aim to create pathways that strengthen communities—through quality learning, health access, environmental resilience, and inclusive sports. This recognition reflects our deep resolve to transform potential into possibility”.
Alongside legacy business enterprises likeAshirvadam NGO (Ashok Soota), Jindal Steel and Power (Naveen Jindal & family), Mazumdar Shaw Philanthropy (Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw), CESC (Sanjiv Goenka & family), Micro Labs (Dilip Surana & Anand Surana), Muthoot Finance (George Jacob Muthoot & family), and Ashraya Hastha Trust (K. Dinesh), M3M Foundation, led by Dr. Payal Kanodia, Shri Basant Bansal and Shri Roop Kumar Bansal, has earned its place among India’s top 10 philanthropists with a ₹70 crore contribution recognised on the EdelGive–Hurun India Philanthropy List 2025 who donated between INR 50 Cr – INR 100 Cr.
Ranked No. 7 on EdelGive–Hurun India Philanthropy List 2025 nationally among philanthropists who donated between INR 50 Cr – INR 100 Cr. By channeling ₹70 crore of focused capital within Gurugram and beyond, the Foundation exemplifies how regional anchors can power India’s expanding philanthropy ecosystem, contributing meaningfully to the nation’s collective giving of ₹10,380 crore in 2025.
With a strong emphasis on education-led giving, the Foundation continues to align with national priorities through initiatives in school enablement, teacher capacity building, digital learning, and scholarships—empowering communities with the tools to thrive.
Beyond education, M3M Foundation’s work spans migrant-worker welfare (through cooked meals and health services), wildlife conservation and water security (Tipeshiwar, Kolhu Chaur), sports and inclusive athletics (para-athlete partnerships), and artisan livelihoods (Sea Buckthorn enterprise in Nubra).
With its inclusion in the EdelGive–Hurun India Philanthropy List 2025, M3M Foundation stands as a powerful example of outcome-driven giving rooted in purpose and impact. Under the leadership of Dr. Payal Kanodia, alongside Shri Basant Bansal and Shri Roop Bansal, the Foundation is poised to deepen its interventions and widen its footprint across India. Going forward, M3M Foundation aims to scale education access and quality through digital platforms and “school-plus” models, strengthen sustainable livelihoods by linking skilling and entrepreneurship to market access, expand wildlife conservation efforts into new regions such as the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, and build inclusive sports ecosystems to nurture India’s next-generation champions. As Dr. Kanodia aptly states, “This is not simply an accolade—it is a reminder of our responsibility. Philanthropy must not stay static; it must grow, adapt and deliver. We are ready for the next chapter”.
Gurugram, 12 November 2025 : In a unique initiative to raise awareness about stroke and the importance of timely treatment, Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram has launched the city’s first 24×7 Brain Stroke Helpline – 1800-309-0247, under its campaign “Strike Out Stroke (SOS)”. The helpline aims to provide immediate medical assistance to patients and their families when every second counts.
The campaign began with a special Sufi music concert designed to spread awareness about the early symptoms of stroke and the critical importance of the ‘golden hour’ in treatment. Renowned Sufi singer UstadMa Zila Khan performed at the event, touching hearts and conveying a message of healing through her soulful renditions. The concert was held at Orana Conventions, Gurugram.
Dr Praveen Gupta, Chairman, Marengo Asia International Institute of Neuro and Spine (MAIINS), Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram, said, “Many patients reach hospitals late because their families fail to recognize the early signs of stroke. This helpline connects patients instantly with neurologists and emergency teams, leading to better treatment outcomes.”
Dr Raajiv Singhal, Founding Member, Group Managing Director and CEO, Marengo Asia Hospitals, added,
“At Marengo Asia Hospitals, our objective is not just to deliver advanced neuro care, but to build a strong ecosystem around it – an ecosystem powered by clinical expertise, continuous training, and a deep commitment to innovation. Over the years, we have made a focused efforts towards developing specialised teams, nurturing talent, and creating platforms like the Haryana Neuro Conclave that encourage collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Neuro sciences remain a core strategic priority for us, and we are consistently strengthening our capabilities — from infrastructure and technology to research and skill enhancement. This journey is rooted in effort, discipline, and an unwavering belief in our purpose — to make world-class neurological care accessible, outcomes-driven, and future-ready for every patient we serve.”
Dr Saurabh Lal, Vice President and Facility Director, Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram added, “Our vision is to make Gurugram a ‘Stroke-Ready City’. With a 250-bed multi-super specialty hospital, stroke ICU, rehabilitation unit, and a 24×7 expert neuro team, we are equipped to deliver comprehensive and advanced stroke care.”
With these initiatives, Marengo Asia Hospitals has not only strengthened the landscape of advanced neuro care but has also used the power of music to deliver a strong message of health awareness to the community.
Chandigarh, November 2025: College is usually where love stories begin with friendships, crushes, canteen banter, and late-night confessions. However, COLORS’ latest offering Tu Juliet Jatt Di completely flips the narrative where a marriage happens first… then they go to college… and then love happens! This new-age campus romance follows two opposites whose lives are set to collide in the most unexpected way. Set against the lively backdrop of Chandigarh Prime University, this love story is filled with chemistry, chaos, and charm — turning ‘never’ into ‘forever.’ Meet Nawab (Syed Raza), a wealthy, carefree Jatt who lives life on his own terms – bold, spontaneous, and allergic to commitment. Heer (Jasmeet Kaur) is his complete contrast: ambitious, disciplined, practical, and determined to build a better future for her mother. Love is not a priority for her – it’s not even on the schedule. But when circumstances force them into marriage before college life even begins, the journey that follows is emotional, humorous, and full of unexpected sparks. Because sometimes, love doesn’t start with a feeling – it starts with fate.
Ahead of the show’s premiere, the lead cast- Sangita Ghosh, Jasmeet Kaur, and Syed Raza visited Chandigarh to celebrate the spirit of young love with students. The actors joined an engaging interaction at Underpass, Sector 17, where students came together to share their ‘Never Se Forever’ love stories, participate in a lively flashmob, and enjoy impromptu jamming sessions. The evening was filled with laughter, music, and heartfelt conversations as the cast connected with fans, bringing alive the show’s youthful energy and romantic essence.
Sameer Gogate, Business Head, Jiostar says, “At COLORS, we’ve always strived to bring stories that are bold, raw, heartfelt, and zinda-dil — narratives that strike a chord with audiences across generations. ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ perfectly embodies that spirit. It captures the pulse of today’s youth while staying rooted in the vibrant culture of Punjab. More than just a campus romance, it’s a celebration of resilience, identity, ambition and young love — a reflection of how today’s generation balances ambition, friendship, dreams, and responsibility in their journey of growing up.”
Producer Sargun Mehta from Dreamiyata Entertainment says, “College is where identities are built – where you figure out who you are, who you refuse to be, and what you’re willing to fight for. With ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’, we wanted to explore a kind of love that is unusual, inconvenient, and transformative. Heer and Nawaab don’t complete each other; they challenge each other. The college romance unfolds in Chandigarh, a city that has given me so much love in my own journey. This is our fun and light-hearted take on love in which enemies become classmates, classmates become unexpected allies, and every test teaches a lesson no textbook can cover.”
Essaying the role of Nawab, Syed Raza says, “Usually, college is where love stories begin, with crushes, canteen banter, and late-night confessions. But Tu Juliet Jatt Di flips the script completely and that’s what makes the show so unique and unpredictable. Nawab is a guy who lives by his own rules. For him, college was supposed to be about fun, freedom, and fame until the studious Heer rattles him in a way no one ever has. ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ is love in reverse, unpredictable, and refreshingly real.”
Taking on the role of Heer, Jasmeet Kaur says, “This show exquisitely captures the tug-of-war between responsibility and emotion, logic and heart. It’s about how life doesn’t always ask for your permission before turning upside down, and in that chaos, you might just find something real. ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ doesn’t pretend that love is easy or picture-perfect — and that’s what makes it real. Heer is a girl who lives by plans and priorities; love was never on her timetable. Suddenly finding herself married to someone like Nawab—impulsive, unpredictable, and everything she isn’t—throws her world off balance. What I love about her is that she stands her ground: sharp, ambitious, and unafraid to call out nonsense, even when it comes from her own husband.”
Taking on the role of Gulaab, Sangita Ghosh says, “I’m portraying Gulaab – a mother whose love knows no boundaries and no brakes. She’s used to being the centre of every room she walks into and expects everyone, including her son, to move in her orbit. In protecting him from every scolding, failure, and harsh realities, her love has turned into control. What makes the character fascinating is that she believes every act of manipulation comes from love. As Nawab steps into college life with dreams, freedom, and love, Gulaab’s fear of losing influence deepens. It’s a story today’s youth will relate to – the tug between freedom and family expectations. Gulaab may be flawed and obsessive, but her heart beats only for her son and I hope viewers will feel the emotion behind every action that she takes.”
Juliet aur Jatt keh rahe hain never… par kya kismet isse bana degi forever? Dekhiye ‘Tu Juliet Jatt Di’ 17th November se har raat 7 baje, sirf COLORS aur JioHotstar par
About ‘COLORS’: COLORS is a prominent Hindi general entertainment channel within the JioStar network. Launched on July 21, 2008, the channel offers a rich blend of emotions and variety, delivering content that resonates deeply with its viewers. From fiction and format-based shows to reality TV and blockbuster movies, the channel offers varied ‘Jazbaat Ke Rang’. COLORS is dedicated to promoting cohesive viewing, through shows such as Shiv Shakti – Tap Tyag Tandav, Binddii, Mangal Lakshmi, Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki, Manpasand ki Shaadi, Pati Patni Aur Panga, Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment, Bigg Boss, and Khatron Ke Khiladi amongst others.
