Dearth of medals at national level is a matter of concern for the local swimming fraternity
Dearth of medals at national level is a matter of concern for the local swimming fraternity
Successive governments made announcements to develop the tabletop landing site, but promises never moved beyond official files
Hundreds of vehicles lined up helplessly, caught between the might of the mountains and those responsible
In just the past year, this volunteer-led movement has impacted 73 underserved schools through both digital and in-person education
Civil Hospital, Jalandhar, faces a massive overhaul due to the deaths of three patients. The hospital lacks crucial staff, especially nurses, and its oxygen backup systems failed. The Health Minister has promised improvements to manpower, oxygen supply, and defunct units, along with staff reviews and repairs.
Rate less than 1 per million population, far behind countries like Spain
75% cases solved, conviction as quick as in 18 days
An Indian Navy NCO, Suram Singh, lost his house and over 60 kanal of land due to a landslide and subsequent erosion, exacerbated by bureaucratic delays. Despite years of appeals and completed paperwork, he received no assistance. The local administration acknowledges the issue and promises aid.
Palampur, a scenic town in Himachal Pradesh, faces an ecological crisis due to deforestation, unregulated mining, and a growing population. Environmentalists warn of soil erosion, pollution, and infrastructure damage. Local leaders seek public-private partnerships and community education to promote sustainable development and address the environmental decline.
Issue spotlights gaps in healthcare infrastructure after Jalandhar tragedy
The sale or consumption in the area would invite a fine of Rs 11,000, out of which informer would get Rs 6,000 and village gurdwara Rs 5,000
Sandhara, a custom of sending gifts to married daughters during the monsoon season, highlights traditions. Rural families, especially, value the practice of baking wood-fired biscuits for this occasion. These homemade biscuits, made with love, represent connection and childhood memories.
Inderjit Nandan, a polio survivor and accountant, is a writer and disability activist from Hoshiarpur. Despite physical challenges, she excelled academically, authored eight books, and won the National Award in 2018. She actively works for PwDs, improving accessibility and supporting their welfare through various initiatives, showcasing her resilience.
After more than a century of 282 soldiers being buried alive in Ajnala, historian pushes for exhibit of discovered relics
The police have sent a list of 20 locations to Kurukshetra Development Board where cameras will be installed
Kullu residents are angered by police challans for roadside parking due to a lack of parking infrastructure. They allege arbitrary enforcement, with preferential treatment for some groups. High fines and expensive, unregulated parking lots further fuel public discontent.
Classrooms flooded, decades-old buildings pose risk in Hisar villages
Ashish Suri, a former chess player, won the Champion's Trophy at the Sirsa Open Arm Wrestling Championship. He secured first place in multiple weight categories and championships in 2023 and the previous year, showcasing his transition from chess to arm wrestling success.
Ones who participate in heats of fours are rare in the region
A dispute at JNU's Mahi-Mandavi hostel involves vegetarian and non-vegetarian students. Left-wing students oppose the voluntary separate eating arrangement, causing dissatisfaction, especially during Shravan. ABVP supports vegetarian students, citing religious concerns and plans protests, criticizing the administration's inaction.
Long famed as the man’s ring, dist emerges as epicentre of revolution in women’s boxing
Sirsa's once-proud sports complexes are decaying due to years of neglect. Both stadiums, once venues for national events, now suffer from poor infrastructure, lack of maintenance, and safety concerns. Despite local complaints and political intervention, improvements are awaited. Officials acknowledge the issues and promise action.
A CRPF constable, Munir Ahmed, was dismissed for allegedly forging his Pakistani wife's signature on their nikah nama and concealing their marriage, posing a security threat. The CRPF claims he violated service rules and harbored her illegally in India after her visa expired, citing national security concerns and supporting dismissal without an inquiry.
Shaheed Udham Singh, executed in 1940, requested a 'Gutka Saheb' before his hanging. His letters from prison, housed at Guru Nanak Dev University, reveal his thoughts and requests for books. The university is creating digital archives of these historical documents.
These women are expanding their backyard initiatives into sustainable livelihoods, using insights from the training to improve herd health, scale operations and boost income
The historic Sheesh Mahal in Hoshiarpur is severely decaying despite its cultural significance and promised restoration. Built in 1911, the palace, famous for its mirror work, is deteriorating due to neglect and recent monsoon damage. Although heritage corridors are planned, funding for structural repairs remains unapproved, prompting local calls for urgent action.
On any given day, AIIMS handles nearly 7,500 patients in its outpatient segment and over 500 in emergency
Khalsa College, built on land donated by Kot Khalsa villagers, provided them free education. Originally Rampur, then Kote Sayyidmood, it became Kot Khalsa. Maharaja Ranjit Singh recruited soldiers there, using a well in the Gurdwara Bohri Sahib.
The institute functioned for several years before being abruptly shut down in 2001 due to financial constraints during the 2001–2002 fiscal year
Families in Pujarli panchayat say their lives upended due to reckless hill cutting, muck dumping