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CM Nayab Singh Saini launches a sharp political attack on opposition accusing it of being anti-women and power-hungry

The victim alleged that he had gone to the police station to file a complaint, but police personnel forced him to vacate his own land

IMD has warned that heatwave conditions are likely to persist from April 22 to April 24, with maximum temperatures expected to climb further, touching up to 43°C in several regions

The new policy will supersede ‘Haryana Silicosis Rehabilitation Policy,’ dated January 4, 2017, which covered rehabilitation of only those affected by silicosis

The iconic Town Hall building, which houses the office of the Mayor of the Shimla Municipal Corporation, is set to get a makeover. The corporation has decided to beautify this heritage structure by painting it with an attractive white colour,...

Sharp criticism forces rollback as administration cites pending online booking system

A 16-year-old boy drowned while having a bath in the Nawan Nagar Khad at Sauri panchayat in Baddi on Tuesday evening. A National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team recovered the body on Wednesday morning after an overnight search operation. The...

The All India Democratic Women Association (AIDWA) on Wednesday started a 24-hour demonstration against the shifting of the gynaecology OPD from the Kamla Nehru Hospital to the Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC) and Hospital, Shimla. The AIDWA leadership would sit...

Political leaders cutting across party lines on Wednesday paid tributes to the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack in which 25 tourists and a local were killed last year. On the first anniversary on Wednesday, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said...

Congress raises foreign policy concerns

Nearly 20 tonnes of precious metal donated by pilgrims over 5-6 years

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says repercussions are being felt worldwide, including rising oil prices and disruptions to critical supply chains

An advocate, in his PIL, submitted that unauthorised sharing of court recordings on social media can undermine independence of judiciary and is also prohibited under high court rules

Justice Mishra set aside the High Court’s January 8, 2020, verdict as it upheld the supremacy of the Government Grants Act, 1895, over the Delhi Rent Control Act of 1958

IMD has warned that heatwave conditions are likely to persist from April 22 to April 24, with maximum temperatures expected to climb further, touching up to 43°C in several regions

Raising concerns over the decision-making process, JNUTA said a committee that met only once recommended the quota without providing a clear rationale

Residents urged to ensure full compliance by refraining from using generators, power backup systems, torches, candles, or matchsticks during the drill

Earth Day-2026: With 3-day drive, Ecoseva mobilises citizens — including students, local leaders — to keep city clean

Jenny Ying is now Balwinder Kaur, who embraced Sikhism and 'found peace and love' in Punjab

Balwant Singh Rajoana (58) — a former Punjab Police constable — has been in jail for more than 29 years, awaiting his execution

Residents urged to ensure full compliance by refraining from using generators, power backup systems, torches, candles, or matchsticks during the drill

Former MLA Beri terms plantation a wasteful expenditure

Joint excise–police raid recovers 60 cases of liquor; CCTV cameras used to evade detection

Elder sister Harpreet Kaur Sandhu re-elected to Ausländerbeirat and Stadtparlament; pledges five-year commitment to public service

Residents urged to ensure full compliance by refraining from using generators, power backup systems, torches, candles, or matchsticks during the drill

Of 199-point agenda placed before committee, 100 were approved

In past 2 years, Ludhiana district saw 38 electrocution cases, including 17 deaths

Commission directed that a reply be filed before the next date of hearing, failing which the matter will be decided ex parte

Reviewing the cleaning works of Badi Nadi and Chhoti Nadi drains, the Deputy Commissioner sought detailed reports on flood and waterlogging situations witnessed in the years 2019 and 2023, particularly in low-lying areas

The JAC has been agitating against the unilateral decisions taken by PSPCL on the directions of the minister to sell the prime land of the PSPCL/ PSTCL meant for the development of Punjab power sector

Long-duration electricity cuts will continue until April 26 in major cities, including Mohali, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Bathinda and Patiala.

He had been accused of 'stealing' gold jewellery from residence of another judge

Heath Ledger (April 4, 1979–January 22, 2008)

Maghi Jor Mela on January 14 | Muktsar city was named after Chali Mukte

Mahasweta Devi (January 14, 1926-July 28, 2016)

Saraswathi Rajamani (Jan 11, 1927- Jan 13, 2018)

A light, comforting read with a pinch of humour

Dr Rashida Iqbal's book traces how and when the Andaman and Nicobar Islands began to be used for exile, the construction of Cellular Jail, and the barbaric treatment inflicted upon revolutionaries by the British and Japanese authorities

Shikha Jhingan’s book maps the role women singers played in shaping identity

The book is a wide-ranging account of terrorism’s evolution in South Asia and beyond

The documentary has shed its reputation as a dull educational tool; it’s nearly as expansive as Bollywood, with a radical edge

Iran is the most refined place, the most varied and beautiful, says Pico Iyer, and Japan the kindest. In India, it is Varanasi that possesses him

‘A Fistful of Sky’ is a reflection of how people carry their lives, their memories, and their need for safety across different places and situations

On the late actress’ 95th birth anniversary, Moon Moon speaks to Subhash K Jha about the woman behind the legend

In the viral video, the traveller claims he has walked approximately 12,000 kilometres across 20 countries over 18 months as part of a personal mission to raise awareness about climate change

Both ends of Atal Tunnel blanketed in white; visitors elated

At 67, the writer steps onto the Via Ferrata in the 'Green Mountains' — and discovers that the steepest climb is pushing past his own limits

Here’s a step-by-step guide to navigating the US tourist visa process — and understanding why the DS-160 form, not the interview window, is where your application is truly decided. From avoiding common mistakes to presenting clear intent, preparation begins long before you face a consular officer

They diversely tap into the medley of history and poetry, and that’s their true value as heritage

Summer special 'ghonto' is a mélange of vegetables

Across India are fragments of commonness born out of a continuous interaction through the ages

Endlessly adaptable, chutneys are a testament to the country's deep connect with food

In Chef Kulkarni’s hands, this seasonal favourite transforms into a contemporary dessert that is both refreshing and indulgent

From green leaves and whole grains to dark chocolate and nuts, everyday foods can go a long way in supporting mood and emotional well-being

Summer special 'ghonto' is a mélange of vegetables

With natural coolants like sabja (basil) seeds and gond katira (edible gum crystals), antioxidant-rich hibiscus, and digestive-friendly lemon, this summer drink is crafted to help the body stay balanced during intense heat

Hoihnu Hauzel’s ‘Requiem for a Home in Manipur’ is a powerful reminder of the human cost behind headlines — of memories uprooted, and the resilience that remains

Approach has to be ‘resident first’ — this creates interest, employment and enhances the visitor experience

Tendulkar’s entry to stardom was almost ‘muted’ compared to the storm Sooryavanshi has created

Each turtle seemed to carry its own ancient memory and an unerring sense of purpose

From green leaves and whole grains to dark chocolate and nuts, everyday foods can go a long way in supporting mood and emotional well-being

Choose cooler hours, stay hydrated and keep moving safely this summer

Why long wait for Permanent Residency could hurt UK's care sector — 'I know it is hard to start from the beginning in a different country, but how many people are going to wait for 15 years?,' Indian national Kuldeep Singh says

Parbhani NGO celebrates HIV-positive pregnancies, dispelling myths and promoting safe motherhood