Student of Smart School, Moti Nagar
Student of Smart School, Moti Nagar
All these years, Amritsar Improvement Trust’s chunk of nearly five acres land in Ranjit Avenue has been serving as a venue to host exhibitions
Not being charged elsewhere in state, says complainant; writes to Vij
Stalled projects, rising vehicle count, poor enforcement leave town gridlocked
The about 3.5-km road starting from the Kumarhatti market falls under defence authorities
Court cites large-scale fraud, Rs 55-cr tax evasion in rejecting his bail plea
DJs, caterers and decorators report reduced bookings this season
Farmer Paramjit Singh is aiding flood victims in Sultanpur Lodhi by providing shelter and land. Despite aid, many remain homeless, with damaged homes and uncultivable land. Farmers face difficulty sowing crops, while promised government compensation is lacking.
It has 21 doctors, including 10 medical specialists, against 34 sanctioned posts
Only 116 of 655 drug manufacturers comply; small firms warn of closures
Mining legally allowed only from dawn to dusk
Got diagnosed with rare bone tumour after losing her father, brother in Op Sindoor shelling
The acquittal of Surendra Koli in the Nithari killings has devastated victims' families, reopening their 19-year-old wounds. They express disbelief, despair, and a loss of faith in justice, feeling unsafe and stuck in their grief while the accused walks free.
RTI reply shows most active years were 2022-2023; seven officials convicted in Panchkula zone
Delhi Metro ridership decreased by approximately 800,000 commuters on Tuesday following a blast near the Red Fort. Despite the Lal Quila station's closure and some passenger unease, most stations saw regular crowds and normal operations, though some faced minor delays and altered travel routes.
Geshema degree is regarded as equivalent to a doctorate in Tibetan Buddhist philosophy within the Gelug tradition
Declared winner a little less than five years after polls, Ranju Negta says ‘justice delayed is justice denied’
Early kinnow prices are high (over Rs 35/kg) due to strong demand and reduced supply. Prices are expected to rise further, potentially reaching Rs 50/kg by February. Waterlogging and lower yields of other citrus fruits have contributed to the price surge.
Dilbagh Singh, a Punjab farmer, has avoided burning paddy stubble for five years, instead using a Super Seeder for in-situ management. This improves soil health and reduces pollution. His actions inspired other farmers, and they now collectively manage stubble, supported by government schemes.
Three villages (Wadala, Bhoma, Veeram) form a cluster sharing a high school, dispensary, power station, and grain market. Each village has an elementary school. Residents access higher education in nearby towns. Drug use is low. The area has good infrastructure, including clean roads, a sewage system, and accessible groundwater.
A contemporary of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Shah Mohammad wrote about the Anglo-Sikh War that took place after the demise of the legendary Sikh ruler
Samadh of Baba Roda Ji in Wadala Veeram Bhoma village is frequented by the faithful during a two-day fair in March to get wishes fulfilled
Residents call move burdensome; worry about higher cab fares, congestion
Former Ropar DC Kulbir Singh Sidhu recounts political controversy he countered during the 1999 event
GNDU faculty developed a 'Forearm Twisting Machine' prototype to enhance wrist and forearm strength. Researchers secured design copyright and presented the prototype to the University Gym. The innovation aligns with fitness technology trends and the university's research commitment.
To offer professional training, year-round fitness opportunities
In the past week, fewer than 10 registrations have been completed
DC order authorities to ensure prompt response, public safety, essential services
176th death anniversary of the legendary freedom fighter will be observed at his native village, Basa Waziran in Nurpur, today
80 per cent of the field crop seeds in Himachal are being sourced from other states