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jaggery is widely consumed during winter to help the body stay warm and fight common ailments
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Rusted pole in Rohtak village not replaced even as MP had released grant in 2023
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Hotel management given 15 days to respond
Fails to make cut for list of next year’s T20 Men’s World Cup venues
Impressed by the hospitality of its women, Makhanwindi was christened by Guru Tegh Bahadur during a visit
Surjit Hockey Society recalls his contribution
Lack of concern among elected members of the municipal council
Five players from Himachal Pradesh, including the captain and vice-captain, contributed to India's Kabaddi World Cup victory in Dhaka. The state's kabaddi association president praised the team's undefeated run and urged the government to offer rewards, including jobs, for the players. Himachal has been dominant in national Kabaddi, crediting sports infrastructure and selection practices.
The place near Motemajra village these days is buzzing with migratory bird activity
Four of the state’s 5 varsities functioning without regular vice-chancellors
Congestion cripples key roads, delaying commuters & obstructing emergency movement
Illegal cultivation persists within the Pong Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary despite a Supreme Court ban and wildlife protection measures. Cultivators, reportedly with political influence, defy regulations, impacting the environment and migratory birds. Legal challenges and environmental concerns highlight the issue, with authorities struggling to enforce the law.
Locals now hope for restoration, proper safeguarding of these historic structures
Students call it ‘good investment’, experts warn of severe consequences
Public toilet facilities in the holy city are inadequate and poorly maintained, particularly in busy areas and markets, despite a large floating population. Existing toilets are often unhygienic, causing people to resort to open urination. The city has 46 public and community toilets, but many are in disrepair.
After PU overhaul and Article 240 move trigger unprecedented political backlash, leaders across spectrum speak to The Tribune on why Chandigarh is more than a territory, it's identity, rights, governance & emotion
Planted by the British 175 years ago, Deodars are among the most affected trees
An officer of 2nd Battalion of Garhwal Rifles, this son of Dharamsala laid down his life fighting Pak infiltrators in 1965
Supreme Court has cautioned that the situation in Himachal has worsened and climate change is having a visible and alarming impact
Jalandhar beautified Guru Nanak Mission Chowk, funded by Brune and Bare Skin. The illuminated wall promotes Punjabi. Mayor Dhir noted completion of five out of 22 beautification projects. Parkash Bakery will unveil a structure, and other chowks have unique features.
Shimla will use ozone technology for water disinfection in its new Sutlej water supply project. This is the first such use in the state. The technology aims to provide cleaner water, reduce cancer risk from chlorination, and remove impurities like bacteria, viruses, and odors.
Brings Gen-Z energy, accountability pledges to Greater Kailash
The Tribune Special: Despite approval by PM-chaired Cabinet Committee 7 months ago, Rs 1,878-cr project awaits final clearance
Their houses, land and crops were washed away in flash floods in the Beas after BBMB released excess water from the Pong Dam reservoir
Bibi Raghbir Kaur was elected as one of the first woman members of the Punjab Legislative Assembly in 1937
Dr. Jagdeepak Singh wrote his wife, Dr. Inderjit Kaur's biography to celebrate her life. Their strong connection, recognized with an award, began at medical school and led to a 1977 marriage. The book, filled with photos, reflects their enduring love and respect.
Sujan is investing ₹150 crore in Punjab's hospitality sector, starting in Amritsar, aiming to boost tourism. Amritsar struggles with retention despite high visitor numbers due to poor infrastructure and a lack of luxury perception. Government action, private investment, and single-window clearances are needed to capitalize on the tourism potential.
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