Himachal Pradesh

Pleads that lives of lakhs of people would be positively impacted if the allocation is enhanced to Rs 200 cr

District health officials met to review health programs, progress of Aspirational District initiatives, and upcoming Newborn Care Week. Dr. Mahajan emphasized accelerating program progress, ensuring services reach all households, and promoting awareness of welfare schemes.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court issued notice over a Public Interest Litigation concerning Solan's Thodo Ground. The petition alleges the ground, traditionally for public use (sports, recreation), is being used for commercial events, disrupting public peace. The court seeks replies from state and local authorities, scheduling a hearing on December 29th.

The hostel warden's inquiry report dismissed ragging allegations at HPU's Chandrabhaga Girl's Hostel. The report, based on 52 boarder testimonies and the warden's investigation, attributed the issue to a minor argument over a lighting issue, concluding no ragging occurred and promoting the hostel's disciplinary environment.

MLA Kuldeep Rathore asks SDM to conduct an inquiry by engaging a technical agency

Grants long-term relief to housing authority by extending tenure to 80 years

Threaten to hold a protest in front of Raj Bhawan tomorrow

Mulls option because of the DCs not following the poll processes linked to panchayat elections

The corporation’s NPAs have already touched Rs 10 crore

Himachal Pradesh's Health Minister urged youth, women, and the elderly to lead the fight against drug abuse. A state event marked five years of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. New bills introduce harsh penalties, including the death penalty, for drug traffickers, and a fund for de-addiction and rehabilitation.

Professor Akhilesh Sharma of CSKHPKV Palampur was awarded the NAAS Fellowship. He developed 27 vegetable varieties and hybrids, including the successful 'Him Palam Matar-1' garden pea. His achievements, including research contributions and farmer-centric work, were recognized as a national honour.

Questions government’s priorities, alleging that many families were still awaiting adequate relief

CM lays foundation stone, to be built at a cost of Rs 19.77 crore by April next year

Officials fear that accumulated water could lead to a catastrophic event

The surreal costumes, the masked men and the mystical winter ritual rooted in ancient folklore have become the internet’s latest fascination

Devotees celebrate amid grand inauguration of the devi temple which is built in traditional South Indian architectural style at Kailash Ashram

The Shoshan Mukti Manch protested against atrocities on the Dalit community, including rapes and murders, outside the Deputy Commissioner's office. They urged the government to implement stricter measures to end untouchability, caste-based discrimination, and other crimes against Dalits.

Cyber Cell analysis exposed gang trailing wedding procession from Barara

Secured best Class XII results among all five military schools

DAV Centenary Public School held its 'Synergy 2025' sports event. Students from Nursery to Class V participated in various races and challenges. Winners included Nitya Rana, Rishi Thakur, Inaya Gupta, Saransh Azad, Pranika Walia, Bhavik Thakur, Benisha Modgil, Aditya Thakur, Bhargavi Thakur, Deepanjali, Sirat, Charvi and relay teams. The event was praised by the chief guest, Dr. Padam Guleria.

Dalhousie Hilltop School hosted 'SHIKHAR,' showcasing student talent through diverse performances, including Sufi music, folk dances, and a patriotic finale. The event honored student achievements in academics, sports, and leadership, presided over by Asha Kumari. The president emphasized the event's symbolic meaning of children's growth.

Dr. OC Handa lectured at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Theog, focusing on the Western Himalayas' cultural heritage, history, and architecture. He inspired students to approach history with curiosity and research, answering their questions. The principal and staff lauded the program's benefits for student development.

The 17th Battalion of Punjab Regiment celebrated its 63rd Rising Day in Hamirpur. Former officers and soldiers honored martyred soldiers with a moment of silence. The regiment, formed in 1962, saw action and received gallantry awards in the 1965 and 1971 wars.

‘TB Haarega–Kangra Jeetega’ initiative

Clothing clues and physical features suggest possible mental health issues; remains preserved at Nahan Medical College