Romil Vohra was a resident of Yamunanagar district in Haryana

The BJP will hold statewide events on June 25th to mark the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, aiming to expose the Congress. 27 prominent leaders, including the Chief Minister and Union Ministers, will participate. The BJP will highlight alleged atrocities and emphasize commitment to democratic values. Former state minister Ram Bilas Sharma, who was jailed during the Emergency, will share his experience. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A reward of Rs 10,000 had been announced for Chand’s arrest, who is currently facing 18 criminal cases

The Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee plans a 'Black Day' event on June 26 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1975 Emergency, honoring those imprisoned. This faces opposition from some members who believe the committee should focus on religious and educational duties, not political events. The event aims to educate the younger generation about the Emergency's impact. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The unexpected accumulation of water has already submerged a local temple, a cremation ground, and a pump house operated by the Jal Shakti Department

Says Centre must rectify historical wrong; writes to PM, Union Power Minister

Heavy rainfall is expected across the state through June 29. Orange weather warnings are in effect for several districts on June 25 and 26, with yellow warnings issued through June 29. Expect heavy to very heavy rain in isolated areas. Temperatures are forecast to drop by 2-4°C in the coming days. Recent temperatures varied, with Shimla at 24°C. (This summary is generated via AI.)

She had accompanied her daughter to IGMC for a routine check-up, during which she went missing

The Union Government approved 19 road and tunnel projects in Jammu and Kashmir, valued at Rs 10,637 crore. These projects, including tunnels and flyovers, will improve connectivity, reduce travel time, and enhance logistical support, benefiting both tourists and the armed forces. The projects are part of ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and accessibility in the region. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Two men, Parvaiz Ahmad Jothar and Bashir Ahmad Jothar, were arrested for harboring Pakistani Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists involved in the April 22 Pahalgam attack. The NIA arrested them, revealing the terrorists' identities. They provided the terrorists food, shelter, and logistical support. A Jammu court sent them to NIA custody for five days. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Jammu Municipal Corporation Commissioner Devansh Yadav inspected Amarnath Yatra pilgrim lodgement centers. He assessed accommodation, sanitation, food, water, power, and medical support, emphasizing essential service provisions. Yadav directed clean lodging, hygienic food, and sanitation. IEC activities on hygiene will be conducted. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Apple growers in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir will protest on July 9th against the potential removal of import tariffs on US apples. They fear this will harm their industry, citing concerns over the NITI Aayog's recommendation and former US President Trump's statements. The protest, organized by growers' associations, will involve state-level actions and outreach to state governments. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Minister Parvesh Verma terms drive a decisive, historic initiative

Met Dept issues yellow alert for rain, thunderstorm

Wildlife SOS warns of increased snake sightings in Delhi-NCR during the monsoon due to flooding and hatching season. Residents should take precautions like cleaning surroundings, sealing cracks, and avoiding grassy areas. If a snake is sighted, contact Wildlife SOS at +91 9871963535; avoid touching or provoking the reptile. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Says govt failed to complete desilting of drains ahead of monsoon

Calls upon people to provide info about drug peddlers to police

Several bank officials would also be quizzed during probe

Duo had taken Rs 3.9 lakh from complainant for sending him abroad

Rajwinderpal Singh, an EduTech expert and educator writes about AI-driven approach in education

Tanda SHO arrived at the hospital with a police party, took possession of the deceased’s body, and initiated the next legal proceedings

The house belongs to Jatinder, an NRI whose four sons are settled in Portugal

AAP is considering a bypoll in Jalandhar Central, where their MLA is jailed on corruption charges. The party, buoyed by recent wins, may push for an election. A new in-charge has been appointed and is preparing for a possible campaign. AAP has won previous bypolls in Jalandhar. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra launched a new show, 'Who's the boss,' on YouTube. The show features cricket legends and their wives discussing their lives and determining who is 'the boss' at home. The first episode, with Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh, has 811,000 views. The show highlights anecdotes, like Shikhar Dhawan's wedding etiquette, and aims to showcase cricketers' wives. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Wins by 10,637 votes

Questions functioning of the state government

Despite the loss, he projected composure

Got only 8, 203 votes

Exam will be conducted at ION Digital Zone, Bahadurgarh, Patiala, and RIMT University, Fatehgarh Sahib

The existing legal system has become outdated in line with scientific and technological developments

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Trailed Philippines’ Aidric Chan by a single stroke to miss out on the title

International Yoga Day (June 21)

World Refugee Day (June 20)

National Reading Day (June 19)

Rani Laxmi Bai - (November 19, 1835 or 1828 – June 18, 1858)

The author explores the Hindu concept of Shiva-Shakti, or Purusha-Prakriti

Based on his personal notes, the book has been published more than four decades after the demise of Gen Shrinagesh

The book reflects the melting pot that Bengaluru has become

The book conjures up the image of two tramps/troubadours going on their personal journeys while being deeply connected

The photographer’s Ladakh images are created within the expressive texture of natural elements

A very visible part of the Indian modern art scene for 75 years, he has mattered to the art world as much as the art world has mattered to him

Based on Harishankar Parsai's satire, the play is coming to Delhi with all the melodrama from the Hindi movies that you’ve missed, but not really

Having studied the jungle closely, the works at the artist's latest exhibition, ‘In Pursuit of Parallels’, are rich in detail

Hailed as the world’s best train journey, the Flam Railway is much more than an exploration of the scenic Norwegian region. It is a marvel of engineering

Home to one of the last rural communities in the country, the boomerang-shaped island is a haven for nature lovers

With June's scorching 45ºC heat sweeping India and school breaks in full swing, cool, hassle-free getaways are on everyone’s to-do list. Skip the last-minute panic as pocket-friendly stays, short flights and easy-visa destinations are just a click away

The airfare for the sole Alliance Air flight connecting Kullu with Delhi has witnessed a sharp rise

Panpatia Col is a journey of grand ambition, and not without reason

The age of digital intimacy is here and it’s messier, deeper and more human than expected

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In a remote village in Gurugram, a Britisher’s dream project of educating underprivileged kids lends hope

The finely milled cornflour absorbs all flavours, sweet and salty, with effortless ease

The tart and beautifully coloured fermented drink with earthy, fruity notes teases the palate and awakens the senses

Often not the star lead on the table, this snack can be seen in stellar supporting roles

A superlative aperitif or makeshift sweet bite, aam ki launji can be cooked without hassle and has a long shelf life

Remembering the sense of smell and touch that was once an inseparable part of every Indian’s life

Embedded deep inside, these never ever go away

An excerpt from ‘Yaadgah: Memories of Srinagar’

Joining the visible and invisible dots

If you are new to the gym, you can make progress with a minimalist approach

A groundbreaking wireless implant promises real-time, personalised pain relief using AI and ultrasound power, no batteries, no wires, and no opioids. Designed by University of Southern California (USC) and University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) engineers, it reads brain signals, adapts on the fly, and bends naturally with your spine.

Gestational diabetes (also known as gestational diabetes mellitus) is one of the most common medical complications of pregnancy

Researchers believe that HRV could act as an early physiological marker, demonstrating subtle changes in body functioning before traditional symptoms or diagnoses appear