There are more than 19,500 cooperatives in Punjab, out of which over 3,900 are related to agriculture. An important thing to consider is that if the government wants to bring any new revolution, the best means for it are these in rural areas.
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Gurpartap Singh Wadala was a two-time MLA from Nakodar, winning in 2012 and 2017, which made him one of the stronger Akali faces in the Doaba belt. However, his 2022 defeat changed the equation, and his current place in the rebel faction has added a fresh political twist ahead of 2027. The big question is whether Wadala can still command enough personal support in Nakodar despite being in the rebel camp, or whether this stand may cost him organisational strength and votes. Can Gurpartap Singh Wadala stage a comeback on his own terms, or has rebellion made the road tougher in Nakodar ?
गुरप्रताप सिंह वडाला नकोदर से दो बार विधायक रहे, उन्होंने 2012 और 2017 में जीत हासिल की थी, जिससे वह दोआबा क्षेत्र में अकाली दल के मजबूत चेहरों में गिने जाते थे। हालांकि, 2022 की हार के बाद समीकरण बदल गए और अब बागी गुट में उनकी मौजूदगी ने 2027 से पहले नई राजनीतिक चर्चा पैदा कर दी है। बड़ा सवाल यह है कि क्या वडाला बागी खेमे में रहते हुए भी नकोदर में अपना व्यक्तिगत आधार बनाए रख पाएंगे, या इस रुख से संगठनात्मक ताकत और मतों का नुकसान होगा। क्या गुरप्रताप सिंह वडाला अपनी शर्तों पर वापसी कर पाएंगे, या बगावत ने नकोदर की राह और कठिन बना दी है ?
Kanwarjit Singh Rozy Barkandi rose as an important Akali face in Sri Muktsar Sahib when he won the seat in 2017 and served as MLA till 2022. During his tenure, he remained active on constituency matters and carried the responsibility of representing one of Malwa’s politically aware regions. However, his defeat in 2022 showed how quickly Punjab politics can shift, even for sitting legislators with visibility and experience. As 2027 approaches, the key question is whether Kanwarjit Singh Rozy Barkandi can rebuild enough ground support to reclaim Sri Muktsar Sahib, or whether voters have already moved toward a new political direction. Can a former MLA turn experience into comeback energy, or was 2017 the peak of his electoral journey ?