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Governor Shukla launched an anti-drug awareness rally in Shimla, expressing concern over drug-related deaths. The rally, with thousands of participants, aims to protect youth and uphold Himachal Pradesh's cultural values. The Governor and Education Minister emphasized the importance of a drug-free environment, particularly for agricultural success. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Minister Vikramaditya Singh inaugurated and laid foundation stones for Rs 61.74 crore in road and bridge projects at the Prashar fair. Key projects include a Rs 24.63 crore bridge over the Beas river and road upgrades. He emphasized eco-tourism, equitable growth, and announced PMGSY road construction and bridge funding. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Over 14 lakh traffic challans, totaling Rs 2 crore, remain unpaid in Himachal Pradesh. A survey revealed non-payment due to outdated contact information, lack of awareness, and absence of payment reminders. Other causes include incomplete addresses, financial issues, and discrepancies in the e-challan system. Police advise updating registration details and checking the e-challan portal. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Kangra SP Shalini Agnihotri inaugurated 32 CCTV cameras in Baijnath and Paprola, funded by MP Indu Goswami. The cameras, including 14 with ANPR technology, aim to enhance safety and security in these business hubs. The Rs 22 lakh project was initiated in response to local residents' requests and will integrate with the police surveillance network. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A delegation, led by Prakash Chaudhary, requested the exclusion of Dhaundhi, Behna, and Chalah panchayats from Mandi MC. They cited the areas' rural nature, distance from the city, and difficulty accessing municipal services. Dhaundhi, being predominantly agrarian and remote, was allegedly included based on outdated census data with a promise of reevaluation. The delegation wants the areas merged with nearby gram panchayats. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A Tempo Traveller carrying 24 passengers crashed into a gorge near Gramphu, Himachal Pradesh. The accident resulted in the deaths of a man and a woman. Three rescue teams aided injured passengers, providing initial medical care. The injured were transferred to a Manali hospital. Authorities are gathering information about the deceased and injured. (This summary is generated via AI.)

An 18-year-old girl in Paonta Sahib, initially reported as abducted, stated she left willingly with her 19-year-old friend. After her return, police maintained security due to potential unrest. An FIR was filed against local politicians for leading an armed group, resulting in clashes. The BJP alleges bias, while the SP denies this, citing multiple FIRs addressing grievances. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The HP High Court extended interim relief for former Power Corporation MD Harikesh Meena until July 14 in the Vimal Negi death case. The court allowed the CBI to be added as a party respondent, replacing the state of Himachal Pradesh, due to CBI taking over the investigation. The CBI must file a status report by July 14. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Kangra police arrested two individuals for a cheating racket in the Himachal Pradesh Police Constable recruitment exam. The suspects allegedly used proxies and sought money from candidates. They face charges under the Indian Justice Code. Both were previously linked to exam-related offenses, and an investigation is ongoing to uncover the network. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Himachal Pradesh is creating a Redevelopment and Land Pooling Policy to utilize vacant government and private land. HIMUDA will redevelop underutilized properties, aiming to increase commercial viability and generate revenue. The policy seeks to address housing demands, particularly in popular hill stations, while utilizing land pools. The central government will provide incentives for this initiative. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Chief Minister Sukhu launched projects worth Rs 25.79 crore in Una, including new school and college buildings, and a girls' hostel. He announced educational reforms, including co-ed status and CBSE curriculum for a school, teacher recruitment, and new day-boarding schools. He also highlighted health sector investments, focusing on medical technology upgrades and the Chief Minister Swachh Jal Yojana for clean water. (This summary is generated via AI.)

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The police received a tip-off about individuals attempting to cheat by offering unlawful assistance to candidates to help them clear the examination

Light to moderate rainfall occurred in many parts of the state during the last 24 hours

Says Tibetans and Hindus must be made aware that conversion means change of identity

Four individuals were arrested on June 14th for assaulting police in Kiratpur village during a June 13th law and order operation. Sumit Gupta, Manav Sharma, Raj Kumar, and Jai Prakash, all from Nahan, face charges including assault and obstructing public servants. Police are investigating further, and more arrests are anticipated. Injured officers are recovering, and security has been increased. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Mandi district launched an awareness campaign, 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' and 'Drive Slow, Save Life,' to promote environmental conservation and road safety. Led by social worker Sunny Thakur, the initiative utilizes a specially designed vehicle touring the district with educational messaging. ADC Rohit Rathour commended Thakur's efforts and the campaign's potential to inspire positive change. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Civil Hospital Shahpur and Block Medical Office Nagrota Bagwan launched initiatives for World Hypertension Awareness Month. Shahpur installed a Pledge Wall, held a quiz, and hosted a student painting competition. Nagrota Bagwan organized a 10km Run for a Cause with educational sessions for cadets. These efforts promote awareness, prevention, and healthy lifestyles to combat high blood pressure. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Tightens disaster response measures

Kewal Singh Pathania highlighted significant infrastructure investments in Shahpur, including Rs 80 crore for drinking water, Rs 16 crore for irrigation, and Rs 56.56 crore for sewerage. He emphasized improved rural facilities, economic strengthening, and promoting natural farming. He also stated goals for making Himachal Pradesh a self-reliant and prosperous state. (This summary is generated via AI.)

A West Bengal trekking team successfully conquered the remote Sara Umga Pass (5,003m) in Himachal Pradesh. Organized by Terranova Adventures, the expedition traversed challenging terrain, offering stunning views of Himalayan peaks and the Bada Shigri Glacier. Led by Mallya Banerjee, with experienced team members, the trek highlighted physical endurance, nature's beauty, and local support. (This summary is generated via AI.)

NGOs and community groups protested the Dharamsala district administration's plan to build an EV charging station on the Shaheed Smarak's parking area. The War Memorial Development Society, led by veterans, opposes the move, calling it disrespectful to fallen soldiers. The Deputy Commissioner acknowledged the concerns and aims for an amicable resolution, possibly including relocation or redesign. (This summary is generated via AI.)

The Saranahuli fair started Sunday in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, at Kamrunag and Prashar Lake. Hundreds attended the two-day event, featuring gatherings of deities, folk music, prayers, and the Natti dance. The fair celebrates local culture and faith, drawing both devotees and tourists. Authorities seek to preserve the ecological and spiritual sanctity of the sites. (This summary is generated via AI.)

Selected as Assistant Commandant in CAPF

A drug awareness program took place at GSSS-Lohardi, Chhota Bhangal, led by ASP Hitesh Lakhanpal and NGO Jan Chetna. The event, attended by 210 participants, focused on building good habits and eliminating bad ones. ASP Lakhanpal adopted the school, promising continued support from the police and community, with help from 24 senior Jan Chetna members. (This summary is generated via AI.)