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What our readers say: Removal of Black Stone

It is brought to the attention of the administration that a black stone is obstructing the road on Panchrukhi Pahra Road, Tehsil Palampur in Kangra. Due to the narrow width of the road, frequent accidents occur on a daily basis.The...

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Updated At : 07:31 AM Mar 11, 2025 IST

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It is brought to the attention of the administration that a black stone is obstructing the road on Panchrukhi Pahra Road, Tehsil Palampur in Kangra. Due to the narrow width of the road, frequent accidents occur on a daily basis.The PWD is requested to take immediate action to remove this stone from the road. —Satish Sharma, Panchrukhi

Stray Dog Menace

Stray dogs at The Mall in Shimla have become a major concern for the public, as they frequently bite, attack and chase pedestrians. As a result, it has become extremely difficult for people to enjoy a peaceful stroll through the market. The authorities are requested to take immediate action. —Priti, Shimla

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