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From kitchens to enterprises: Rural women of Kangra redefine self-reliance

By Rajiv Mahajan an hour ago

Himachal Pradesh

Body of teen recovered from Kunah khud

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Himachal Pradesh

Smuggling of timber surges in Sirmaur amid lax enforcement

By Ambika Sharma an hour ago

Himachal Pradesh

People cautioned on phishing in garb of ‘Operation Sindoor’ news

By Navneet Rathore an hour ago

Himachal Pradesh

Total mechanised harvesting of Kangra tea need of the hour

By Ravinder Sood an hour ago

Himachal Pradesh

Masked men rob Sundernagar elderly couple of jewellery, cash

By Abhinav Vashisht an hour ago

Punjab

Wildlife Department plans more camera traps to spot rare animals

By Aman Sood an hour ago

Punjab

Govt stalls registration of plots without NOC

By Rajmeet Singh an hour ago

Punjab

Drones sighted near ammo dump; blackout in some areas Tribune News Service Jalandhar, May 12 Two days after a complete lull, drone sighting was reported from some areas around the Suranussi ammunition dump in Jalandhar after which the district administration ordered blackout in some pockets. Power was put off by Punjab State Power Corporation Limited in localities around Suranussi, Jalandhar Cantonment and a few other locations. At 9.15 pm, Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Aggarwal put up a message, "As a precautionary measure, lights have been switched off in some areas around Suranassi, as there have been reports of some drone sightings. We are verifying these. There is no blackout as of now. There is nothing to worry as confirmed by officials of the Armed forces. They are on regular vigil as always." Soon after explosions were heard in Jalandhar, Pandori village of Dasuya and Chhangla village of Mukerian, Deputy Commissioner Hoshiarpur Aashika Jain put up a message for public at 9.30 pm, "As per indications from the Army, we have ordered a partial blackout in the areas of Dasuya and Mukerian. I appeal to the residents of Hoshiarpur to voluntarily keep their lights off and stay safe inside their houses. There is no need to panic over the situation." On sounds heard in Jalandhar, DC Aggarwal said, "We have learnt that some mischievous people have burst crackers. We have been asked to look into it and take strict action."

By Tribune News Service 2 hours ago

Punjab

Hundreds of acres submerged after storm, rain

By Our Correspondent 2 hours ago

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