Bajwara Fort, a historically significant Mughal-era structure in Punjab, is in ruins due to neglect. Despite its rich past, including strategic military importance and association with prominent figures, it faces destruction. Urgent conservation is needed to prevent its complete loss and potential redevelopment as a heritage park is proposed.
Scientists at Institute of Nanoscience and Technology use sunlight, vibrations, AI-based technology to develop smart water filter
The Democratic Teachers’ Union procured data through an RTI
A kinnow orchard in Abohar leased for Rs 21 lakh (Rs 5.25 lakh/acre), double last year's price. High fruit quality and anticipation of good returns drive prices. Despite production decline, expected good prices and advance contracts boost growers' hopes in the 'California of Punjab.'
The remastered 4K version of the classic film *Umrao Jaan* has been re-released. The premiere was attended by dignitaries, including Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and director Muzaffar Ali. The film, praised for its depiction of culture and Rekha's performance, is part of a project to preserve Indian cinematic heritage.
#JammuJournal: Why Bani-Basohli, Ramban and Panchari could be the new tourism stars in the UT
Sanctuary spans 46,513 acres across 13 villages, inhabited by Bishnois
The Dwarka Expressway's new AI-powered traffic management system uses HD cameras and AI to detect violations in real-time. It covers 56.46 km, including the expressway and a section of NH-48, and will begin issuing penalties soon. The system features integrated surveillance, automated violation detection, and a command center for swift emergency responses.
Feel govt has failed to put Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s legacy on their itinerary
In 1975, during the Emergency, Chandigarh's District Magistrate navigated a crisis to protect *The Tribune* from closure. Facing pressure from powerful Chief Ministers and acting without central orders, he implemented censorship and prohibitory orders. His actions, alongside the paper's compliance, prevented seizure and preserved a semblance of press freedom. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Wants it to take preventive measures to save mud structures from damage
Successful trial marks new era for adventure tourism in the Sural region
Civic challenge: Kullu’s waste crisis deepens as town has no dumping site since 2017
Heart of Punjab
The silent fall: Tree felling loophole exploitation leaves environment in peril
Captain Paramveer Singh Bimbh, a Merchant Navy captain, returned to his family's farmland in Punjab and implemented organic farming in 2016. He uses nature-friendly methods like composting and natural repellents, fostering soil health and diverse crops. His approach reduces costs, promotes sustainability, and inspires local farmers, demonstrating that farming can be both profitable and environmentally responsible. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Wadali Brothers, Puran Chand Wadali and late Pyare Lal Wadali carried forward profound legacy rooted in spirituality, devotion and classical music
Deepak said he won two silver medals, one in the 6,000 m cross-country race at the national-level games held in Nagaland
The capital city’s most high-profile 17-storey twin-tower government building was inaugurated in 2019
Moorang, Kinnaur, embraced sustainable agriculture through a KVK Kinnaur training camp. Focused on eco-friendly fruit cultivation, the event highlighted natural farming, Mud House Bee Technology, and reduced chemical use. Farmers, students, and ITBP personnel participated, praising soil revitalization, improved fruit quality, and reduced costs. They pledged support for eco-conscious practices. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The crisis is intensifying with the onset of the peak tourist season, during which more than five lakh visitors are expected in the valley
The border tensions between the two countries had escalated after India targeted terror camps inside Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack that had claimed 26 lives
Indian teachers are increasingly providing online tuition to children of Indian families abroad, a trend fueled by a perceived advantage in knowledge and dedication. This arrangement benefits families economically and offers deeper subject understanding. Teachers specializing in core subjects and Punjabi language are in high demand, creating opportunities for both educators and college students. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Lahaul and Spiti will launch an astro-guide training program for locals in Sissu on June 10-11. This free program, led by Pale Blue Dot, will empower residents with astronomy knowledge to lead stargazing sessions. Supported by Royal Enfield and part of the POPGT initiative, the project aims to boost sustainable, community-led tourism and transform Lahaul's night skies. (This summary is generated via AI.)
An innovative initiative to screen road safety videos before and during movie shows aims to instill responsible driving habits in the hill state
Government has already de-notified or merged over 1,200 schools
Punjab Kings’ thrilling comeback to the IPL final after 11 years has reignited cricket fever across the state
A 13-year-old girl from Bharmour, Himachal Pradesh, received life-saving open-heart surgery at Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College (TMC), Tanda, to correct a rare congenital heart defect (ASD with cor triatriatum). Facing symptoms like rapid heartbeat, bluish discoloration, and frequent infections, the girl's family, unable to afford specialized treatment, found hope at TMC. A dedicated team, led by Dr. Deshbandhu Sharma, performed the complex surgery on May 27th. The successful procedure, fully covered by the HIMCARE scheme, is allowing the patient to recover well and begin a healthy life. This marks a significant achievement for regional healthcare, showcasing TMC's ability to perform complex cardiac surgeries and offering hope to families in remote areas of Himachal Pradesh. (This summary is generated via AI.)
The project was first launched in 2002-03 during the Capt-led govt’s tenure
Ajaib Kamal (1932-2011) was a highly influential Punjabi author and a revolutionary figure in Punjabi literature, known for his original and diverse body of work, including poetry, verse plays, novels, and literary criticism. He spearheaded the Paryogsheel (Experimentalist) Movement in 1961, advocating for innovation and free expression, with his works like 'Tash Dey Pattey' (1962) and 'Shatranj Dee Khed' (1964) becoming foundational texts. Kamal's career began in the 1950s, and his work garnered recognition, including the Shromani Sahitkar Award in 1983. His poetry resonated with a wide audience, exploring the struggles of common people. After teaching in Punjab, he lived in Kenya for 30 years, writing in both Punjabi and English. Upon returning to his native village, he continued to write prolifically. Kamal's work, spanning various forms and themes, is a testament to his enduring creative passion and a valuable contribution to Punjabi literature. He is remembered as a beacon of creative courage and intellectual integrity. (This summary is generated via AI.)