One person injured after his makeshift house near Lakkar Bazaar damaged
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Himachal Pradesh
Has received over 1,010 mm rainfall this season, little less than 1,029 mm rain recorded in 1995
Says BJP leaders should urge Prime Minister to release a special financial package for HImachal
Following heavy rainfall, large boulders tumbled down the hill and struck it
#HillView:Diversifying revenue streams through eco-tourism, surplus hydropower export, small industry growth can broaden revenue base
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Shimla received the highest 141 mm of rain
After 21 days, the Kullu-Manali highway reopened partially after flood damage, easing isolation. The repaired section allows one-way traffic. Recurring damage highlights poor infrastructure planning, with calls for stronger construction and disaster-resilient methods.
The Himachal Pradesh High Court ordered Sardar Patel University to immediately announce results for JOA (IT) recruitment exams held in 2022. The court rejected the state government's plea for postponement, stating the university's autonomy meant it didn't require state permission to release results. Thousands of candidates await the delayed results.
ASI Pankaj Sharma was sent to judicial custody for 10 days for allegedly tampering with evidence in Vimal Negi's death case. The CBI arrested him on September 14 and sought his custodial interrogation. His bail plea was rejected. Sharma allegedly formatted a pen drive found on Negi's body.
Himachal Pradesh's cooperatives bolster the rural economy, with over 5,000 societies providing financial services. The government is reforming sectors like education and health. Milk prices increased, natural farming is encouraged, and women/youth groups are engaged in forest conservation. The Union Government is supporting cooperatives, including potential land purchase relaxations and a one-time settlement policy for farmers.
Flooding in Sultanpur, Chamba, caused widespread destruction due to a narrowed and diverted nullah. Residents blame the Himachal Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation (HPSIDC) for altering the nullah's course, leading to property damage and disrupted services. Authorities are assessing damages and restoring essential services, with residents urging the government to prevent future disasters.
District officials said that the memorandum of the Kafan Bol Pia has been forward to the office of the Civil Surgeon for compliance
Torrential rain triggered landslip that buried huts adjacent to Civil Hospital
Indian pensioners threaten statewide protests if the government fails to meet their demands by September 29. They are owed 13% Dearness Allowance arrears from July 2023, along with installments for 2024-2025. Arrears from pay-scale revisions (2016-2022) are also outstanding. A dharna is planned for September 30.
Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla planted a sapling at Gaggal Airport's Herbal Garden for 'Yatri Seva Diwas.' He highlighted the importance of afforestation and environmental protection for present and future generations. Kangra officials also attended the event.
The liability had amassed up to Rs 57,52,075 as the tax was levied on the brewery management since 1994 when the civic body was a municipal council
Pinegrove School won the 26th Bhupinder Memorial Soccer Tournament-2025, defeating Bishop Cotton School in the final. They achieved a perfect record, outscoring opponents throughout the tournament. Vivek Shaw was Man of the Match in the final. Mahendra Chettri and Arpit Sharma won Best Defender and Best Player, respectively.
The BJYM in Himachal Pradesh will celebrate Seva Pakhwada from September 17 to October 2 for PM Modi's 75th birthday. Key events include the 'Namo Yuva Run' on September 21, with Mohit Chauhan as brand ambassador, focusing on fitness and de-addiction, and blood donation camps across the state.
Bilaspur DC urged officials to complete PMAGY targets by September 30. The scheme targets comprehensive rural development across 10 sectors. 12 gram panchayats were recognized for achieving 100% of their targets. 97% of beneficiaries have been assisted.
A deodar tree had fallen on the road near Banikhet as heavy rains lashed the area in wee hours
Shimla is preparing for National Nutrition Month (Poshan Maah) 2025, themed 'Right Nutrition, Healthy Life,' from September 17 to October 16. The campaign will focus on reducing unhealthy food consumption, promoting local produce, and improving child nutrition through various initiatives including the 'Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan.'
Salol-Kathla stretch, vital for locals and tourists alike, gave way after incessant rains, unchecked movement of heavy mining trucks and prolonged lack of maintenance
A Parthenium Day event in Sirmaur addressed the invasive weed Parthenium hysterophorus. The event, led by Dr. Thakur, highlighted health and ecological threats. Participants, including Dr. Shilpa, advocated for biological and mechanical control, emphasizing community involvement and a concluding cleanliness drive to eradicate the weed.
A fire, likely caused by an electrical short circuit, occurred at a confectionery shop's godown in Chogan Bazar on Monday. The fire brigade quickly extinguished the flames, limiting structural damage. Owner Surinder Singh estimates losses of approximately Rs 2 lakh. The exact cause is under investigation.
The State Food Commission inspected schools and a fair price shop in Ruldu Bhatta. They checked food quality, hygiene, and records. Shortcomings were addressed with instructions to school staff and the local councillor regarding garbage and unhygienic environments.
Sair, a harvest festival in Kangra, celebrates gratitude and renewal, coinciding with clear skies and ripening crops. It involves offerings of new yield to deities, festive foods, and the shepherds' seasonal migration. Climate change impacts traditional practices, hindering harvests and diminishing the festival's vibrancy. A state-level fair marked its observance.
Chander Shekhar was protesting over long delay in NH construction
Sandeep Shroal, pradhan of the panchayat, has been included in the 22-member national advisory committee of pradhans and ex-pradhans
Honoured for helping road accident victims
UIT, HPU students participated in Internal Hackathon 2.0 on Engineers' Day. Around 150 students presented projects addressing real-world challenges. Selected teams will represent the institute at Smart India Hackathon 2025. The event was organized by IIC and coordinated by Dr. Kapil Bhatt, Dr. Rajesh Chauhan.
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