Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla will preside over the closing ceremony on November 5
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Himachal Pradesh
- Orders to demolish all floors of Sanjauli Mosque 
- The police said the body bore deep head injuries 
- The occupants of the vehicle were returning from a marriage function 
- Stroke awareness is crucial, as 'every minute counts.' The World Stroke Organisation highlights this, with 'Act FAST' urging timely action to save the brain. Stroke is a leading cause of death, with India contributing significantly to global cases. Prevention through lifestyle changes is emphasized, as is the importance of prompt medical intervention. 
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- Young adults and adolescents are increasingly developing osteopenia and osteoporosis, once called the bone disease of the elderly. This is mainly due to changing lifestyles, poor nutrition, lack of physical activity and indoor living 
- Give 15-day deadline to government, threaten to intensify agitation 
- Government College Chamba is hosting a hybrid national conference on 'Reviving Viksit Bharat@2047' on Nov 3-4. It will integrate ancient Indian wisdom with modern development focusing on inclusive growth, sustainability, and social harmony. Academicians and scholars from India and abroad will participate; research paper deadline is October 30. 
- The Kinnaur Mahotsav will begin tomorrow in Reckong Peo, inaugurated by the Revenue Minister. The festival, ending in November, will feature a National Tribal Festival, a marathon, and will conclude with the Chief Minister as the chief guest. 
- Sumit Kumar was sentenced to five years of rigorous imprisonment and a Rs 1 lakh fine for possessing 6.17g of heroin. Failure to pay the fine results in an additional year of simple imprisonment. He was arrested on April 9, 2021, after heroin was found in his taxi during a traffic check. 
- Police arrested Asha Kumari (70) and Suman (40) in Kangra district for drug trafficking. They seized 50.42 grams of charas, 15.84 grams of heroin, and Rs 78,000 cash. A case under the NDPS Act has been registered, and an investigation is ongoing. 
- Career Point University, Hamirpur, faculty achieved global recognition. Dr. Ajay Sharma and Dr. Naveen Thakur were included in Stanford University's top 2% scientists list. Dr. Rahul Sharma was previously recognized in 2024. The ranking assesses scientists based on research impact and citations. 
- Dharamsala vendors selling tobacco products must now obtain a license from the Municipal Corporation to enforce COTPA. Hookahs, e-cigarettes, and smoking near shops are prohibited. Selling without a license incurs fines up to Rs 50,000 and/or imprisonment. 
- The new science lab at GSSS Bhanog, Rajgarh, was inaugurated by the Education Minister. The state government is improving education through scholarships, mid-day meals, and smart uniforms. Himachal Pradesh is now a top-five state for education and introduced English-medium education in government schools. 
- The Deputy Commissioner prioritized child rights and elimination of child labor in Lahaul and Spiti district. She stressed awareness, collaboration, health checks, and school adoption. The meeting reviewed child protection schemes and the 'Sukh Ashray Yojana.' 
- Himachal Pradesh University emphasized disaster governance for effective disaster management. Key elements include scientific preparation, strong policies, coordination, warning systems, and community involvement. The university will promote research, training, and partnerships to address regional vulnerability to disasters, including those related to climate change. 
- Deputy Commissioner Repaswal reviewed the Aspirational District Programme's progress in Chamba, focusing on health, education, and other key areas. He urged officials to adopt a result-oriented approach, monitor progress regularly, and report challenges. He also reviewed scheme implementations and issued necessary directives. 
- Agendas from past 3 years stay unresolved 
- Rose Public School, Suliali students won medals at the 6th North India Karate-Do Championship in Gurdaspur: one gold, three silver, and six bronze medals. Dipti (Class IX A) won gold. The school's Martial Art teacher, Neha, also secured a gold medal. The Principal and Vice-Principal lauded the achievement. 
- Parima Jaswal, a former HPU Chemistry student, will appear on KBC. The Vice-Chancellor and others at HPU congratulated her. Jaswal, from Hamirpur, lives in Shimla and attributes her success to family, teachers, and KBC. The episode airs tonight and is seen as an inspiration for women in Himachal Pradesh. 
- A marathon will be held on October 31 
- The deceased had deep head injuries, prima facie indicating murder 
- The Tibetan Department of Education released two children's songs and two animated films based on the Dalai Lama's teachings for his 90th birthday and the Year of Compassion. These educational resources aim to promote language skills, cultural understanding, and moral development in children. 
- Himachal Pradesh blames heavy rainfall and landslides for timber logs seen in floodwaters, denying widespread illegal logging. The state claims the logs are primarily naturally uprooted trees. A Supreme Court inquiry followed videos of logs, with the state government urging dismissal of the related petition. 
- Says if govt chooses to bypass him in the appointment of VCs, he shall deal with it as per the directives of the Supreme Court 
- A cow in Barotiwala was severely injured by an explosion in its mouth caused by swallowing an explosive meant for wild pigs. After initial treatment, doctors performed a five-hour reconstructive surgery, rebuilding the mouth using skin grafts. A feeding tube was inserted due to nerve damage. Recovery is expected in a month, with a second surgery planned. 
- State roads replete with potholes due to the inefficiency and negligence of the government, says Bindal 
- The short film is a poignant and visually rich exploration of how Indian housewives are often overlooked within traditional, patriarchal families 
- The MP urged officials to adhere to project timelines and ensure the implementation of decisions from previous meetings 
- Strokes preventable but ‘every minute counts’ to avoid lifelong disability 
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