The Speaker adjourned the House for 30 minutes after both parties raised slogans

Arrested accused is identified as Ishant Gandhi, a resident of Faridabad

Waterlogging, law & order, collector rates on agenda

Minister responds to Selja in LS; says supply managed under rotational scheme

While one group of the workers raised slogans in favour of CM, other group raised slogans in favour of Vikramaditya

Himachal Pradesh has recorded the second highest number of cancer cases in the country, after north eastern states

The PWD Minister says even though NHAI does not come under the state government, his department was seeking details from NHAI officials to furnish information in the house

Monsoon session of Himachal Assembly

The employees have been identified as Siyad Ahmad Khan, an Assistant Stockman in the Sheep Husbandry Department, and Khurshid Ahmad Rather, a teacher in Karnah

SC had directed agency to probe 2023 incident

Move aimed to curb recruitment, dismantle support networks

Leh district conducted successful mock drills for earthquake and fire emergencies. The exercises, led by the UTDMA and NDMA, involved multiple agencies, including rescue teams and community volunteers, at locations like schools, hospitals, and fuel facilities. These drills simulated casualties and tested emergency response capabilities.

"Will not get tired till the people of Delhi get their rights," Rekha Gupta added

This is the first time that CM Gupta has left her residence since she was attacked on August 20.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its decision on the matter on Friday, after reserving its order on August 14     

The move applies to undergraduate students enrolled between 2012 and 2019, and postgraduate students admitted between 2012 and 2020

After supporters stage dharna, he was later released from jail

12th change in the last three and a half years of AAP govt

Punjabi cinema and comedy have lost one of their most vibrant and impactful stars

Sikh organizations are jointly hosting a series of events, including a Nagar Kirtan, to mark the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur. The 'Guru Sis Marg Yatra' will retrace Bhai Jaita Ji's route, starting from Delhi on October 3 and ending at Anandpur Sahib on October 5, passing through significant historical sites.

Over 20 villages had been flooded in Sultanpur Lodhi after the temporary bundh broke days ago, hitting the Mand villages Baupur and 16 to 18 others near them

A prominent figure in the Indian diaspora, Lord Paul was a dedicated advocate for Indo-British relations

Bhandari, Rinku, Makkar among detainees/Workers stage dharna

He stressed the need for a robust redressal mechanism to handle NRI grievances in a time-bound and transparent manner

Known for his iconic comic roles and sharp satire, Bhalla was also a respected professor at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Ludhiana

Punjabi cinema and comedy have lost one of their most vibrant and impactful stars

Was kept at police station for four hours

No flood threat

Punjabi University teachers boycotted classes and protested due to unpaid salaries. The staff, including teachers and other employees, expressed frustration about delayed payments impacting recent celebrations. They had warned the university administration, and the protest continued until 4 PM.

Preneet Kaur accuses police, AAP of roughing up workers in Patiala Alleges police used bulldozers to block BJP event

Cabinet Minister Mohinder Bhagat honored martyred soldier Harminder Singh at his 'bhog ceremony'. Bhagat provided a Rs 6 lakh cheque with the remaining Rs 94 lakh in future, announced a government job for the martyr's brother, and promised a village memorial.

Also, helps Punjab curb groundwater exploitation during paddy season

George Orwell’s Animal Farm is published (Aug 17, 1945)

Independence Day (August 15)

VS Naipaul (August 17,1932-August 11, 2018)

Shyamlal Gupta (September 9, 1896-August 10, 1977)

The India Comics Project starts in 2026-27 with a series of adaptations of classic Indian stories

Awarded to works of non-fiction, it carries a cash award of Rs 15 lakh

When you protect tigers, you protect the entire habitat, down to the smallest insect, he writes in his last book

A novella about growing up in a sort of void

The India Comics Project starts in 2026-27 with a series of adaptations of classic Indian stories

Pollywood needs to write better roles for its mothers and grandmothers who have for long been used as background props

With architecture that provokes art, Bharat Bhavan exemplifies a rare vision. To remain relevant, it must gather its founding courage

An ode to the madness that Mumbai is, Rahul daCunha’s play continues to amuse audiences, young and old

Best ways to pay when travelling abroad

Global attractions which are nestled along borders and offer an enriching travel experience

With picture-perfect beaches and an unhurried pace of life, this Indian Ocean archipelago offers a slice of paradise

#Travelogue:Perched along the Baspa River fed by melting snow, the landscape was straight out of a postcard

Shortlisted for a prestigious prize, Chennai-based Yuvan Aves’ book is a masterclass in nature writing

This slow-cooking method in a sealed pot originated in Persia and was refined in Awadh

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Cutting-edge innovations are transforming daily commutes into smarter, safer and more exciting journeys

From Mohali to Mumbai, a few celebrity-owned restaurants are showing that they’re more than branding exercises. What sets them apart is not the fame on the signboard, but the food, design and thoughtfulness on the table

This slow-cooking method in a sealed pot originated in Persia and was refined in Awadh

Raw mangoes simmered in sugar syrup, slowly melding with roasted flour, create a traditional Punjabi dessert that stirs up memories of summer

Inspired by Indian street-style chaat, this crunchy power bowl monsoon recipe can be a staple on ‘clean-eating’ monsoon menu

Cynical opinions on how degraded our leaders are or how the dignity of institutions has been stripped can’t dim our pride in Independence Day

In Buddhist teaching, disturbing emotions are seen as real enemies

It was prone to human failings — design dogma, manufacturing and maintenance sloth and yes, very good and bad pilots. But it became the sweet ‘first’ love of every fighter pilot

Planted in the late 1800s, Sycamore Gap tree stood at a dramatic dip in the landscape along the Roman-era Hadrian’s Wall, and was one of England’s most photographed trees

Researchers discovered that early puberty or childbirth doubles women's risk for major diseases and accelerates ageing, while later timing offers protective benefits.

Lung cancer is now the most prevalent cancer globally, with nearly 2.4 million new cases in 2022. Smoking is the primary cause, leading to aggressive spread if undetected early. Early detection through screening significantly improves survival rates, but access to screening is limited in many areas.

While blood vessels are known to become stiffer with age, a COVID-19 infection can accelerate the process and can heighten the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, including stroke and heart attack, the researchers said

Says knowledge of smoking status during therapy could influence clinical decisions