The British-era clock, installed around 1873, the same time the Hall Gate was constructed, has started ticking again after decades of lying defunct
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Faridabad-Gurugram road, once rich in wildlife, now dotted with debris hillocks
Apple sales in Solan experienced a 27% increase this season. Over 1.1 million boxes were sold, generating Rs 64 crore in revenue. Good crop yields and high demand fueled the growth despite transportation challenges and concerns about rain affecting fruit quality.
Pickleball is rapidly gaining popularity in India, particularly in regions like Punjab and Ludhiana, due to its accessibility and engaging play. The sport is experiencing significant growth, with official recognition from the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. Ludhiana is emerging as a major hub, with numerous courts planned.
Ground report: 34% of Delhi’s basti households depend on private suppliers: Audit
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Girls from rural areas are making significant strides in cricket, showcasing their talent at state-level camps
Jammu and Kashmir authorities seized 13,000 kg of meat products for non-compliance with food safety regulations. Food businesses must adhere to labeling, storage, and distribution rules, including those for e-commerce. Violators face legal action, including imprisonment and fines up to Rs 75 lakh.
Residents blame failed waste collection; MCG vows to cut dumps to 50
Animal Birth Control centre was inaugurated by CM nearly two months ago
The Public Works Department warned engineers against using political or external influence for personal service matters, especially transfers. Citing Rule 20 of the CCS (Conduct) Rules, the department mandates grievances be addressed through proper channels, threatening disciplinary action for violations.
Further probe to expose layers of cross-border drug, arms smuggling network
1.5 km-long pipeline to be built
Panic grips market; traders seek probe
Balwinder Singh Sandhu, awarded the Shaurya Chakra, bravely resisted militancy in Punjab, enduring 42 attacks. He fortified his home and opposed violence, making him a target. Assassinated in 2020, his courage and sacrifice remain a powerful legacy.
Voiceless 2nd Inning Home in Hoshiarpur, founded in 2012, provides shelter and care to injured and abandoned animals. It rescues, provides medical care, and sterilizes animals. The shelter also runs a water initiative, fights illegal animal transport, and aims to become a 24/7 veterinary hospital. It seeks community support.
Experts call for eco-sensitive zoning, early warning systems
#HillView In state’s sacred valleys, faith remains strongest veto against unchecked progress; gods guide choices where policy falters
A civil hospital's blood bank operates without a valid license or a required blood transfusion officer (BTO) for three years, violating safety regulations. This raises concerns about oversight, patient safety, and legal compliance. Two mobile blood vans are also non-functional. The hospital is working on the license renewal and the vans.
Jalandhar's first vertigo lab opened on Independence Day at NHS Hospital. The lab offers advanced diagnostics and treatments for balance and dizziness disorders, previously unavailable locally. It utilizes state-of-the-art tools and a multidisciplinary approach to improve patient care and quality of life.
Six trees axed in just two nights, evoking memories of dreaded smuggler
Costly imports from Punjab & Haryana push up prices, eroding Solan’s edge
Stricter immigration policies and fewer US student visas have boosted college admissions in the region, with some colleges reporting up to a 30% increase. Undergraduate programs, healthcare, and vocational courses are particularly popular. Postgraduate programs face declining enrollment due to increased competition and online options.
Varsity authorities write to Govt Polytechnic, requesting use of vacant hostels
Camera traps detected big cats even in winter months
Sirsa, once known for positive attributes, faces a rising drug addiction crisis, especially among youth. Intoxicating pills sold at local shops, not covered under NDPS, are fueling the problem. Local authorities and the community are taking action, but legal experts and MP Kumari Selja demand stronger measures, including bringing the pills under the NDPS Act and increased enforcement.
After two years of despair, 72 students and their teachers see a ray of light as renovation work starts on their crumbling school building
Flight Lieutenant Arshveer Singh Thakur honoured for valour in 'Operation Sindoor'
Murder accused doctor throws rice on the floor, judge warns him
Army soldiers, usually fighting terrorists in Kishtwar and Kathua, became rescuers after cloudbursts. They coordinated with civil authorities to aid victims, providing aid and clearing blocked routes. In Kathua, they rescued families and provided medical aid. Local NGOs also assisted.
Regional identity has found several forms of expression in the campaigning ahead of the PUCSC elections
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