Prabhjot Paul Singh is a senior Toronto-based, award-winning independent journalist, who worked with The Tribune, Reuters, and several other media groups in a career spanning nearly five decades. He has written extensively about Diaspora, Politics, Business, Aviation, Health, Public and Private Sectors and Sports.
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If growing participation and the standard of the game are any indication, cricket is gaining in popularity rapidly in Canadian universities and colleges. The recently concluded Canadian College and University…
India did not figure in the list of countries where Canada's new Liberal Government, headed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, announced the appointment of its new ambassadors and high commissioners.…
Decks have been cleared for the leader of the Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, to return to the House of Commons. The Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has already announced that a…
Attorney at Law Jaspreet Singh Gill could not have asked for more. A staunch follower of Sikhism in general and Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji in particular, he has been…
Traditional rivals and neighbors India and Pakistan find themselves pitted against each other in the FIH Junior World Cup Hockey Tournament to be played in Madurai and Chennai from November…
A lot has been said and written about air disasters in general, and the recent crash of AI 171, a flight from Ahmedabad to Gatwick (London), in particular. The flight…
Disasters can only be minimized but not eliminated. If to err is human, machines have their limitations. A minor snag can clog the machine, leading to disastrous results. And then…
Journalist-turned-politician Gurtej Singh Brar is the latest addition to a list of successful members of the Punjabi Diaspora who have made waves in Canadian politics. In the just-concluded three by-elections…
After the bombing of Air India flight AI-182 (Toronto–Delhi) on June 23, 1983, news agencies covering the worst air disaster in history, while quoting aviation experts, started screaming about the…
Air disasters are catastrophic, each one unfolding a unique horror story that leaves victims, aviation experts, and the general public grappling with the same haunting question: could it have been…
With tears dried and emotions running high, relatives and friends of the victims of the Air India Flight 182 disaster gathered at various venues in Canada, Ireland, and India on…
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Mark Carney were discussing the restoration of diplomatic ties through the appointment of High Commissioners in each other’s countries, an unsavory controversy…
The United States President Donald Trump made headlines once again by walking out midway through the 2025 G7 Summit – this time citing the escalating Israel-Iran conflict as justification. Held…
Suave, sober, and assertive, Anita Anand, has once again made Canada’s South Asian community proud. On May 13, 2025, she was sworn in as the country’s first Hindu Foreign Minister…
