Shimla | July 8: The Himachal Education Department is expected to take several important decisions during a high-level meeting today. The meeting may bring relief to teachers, students, and education employees across the state. Officials are likely to discuss recruitment, promotions, and the proposed Artificial Intelligence (AI) University. Many proposals have been pending for months....
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Explainer: What Chandigarh’s Excellence in Education Means for Lakhs of Schoolgoers
Chandigarh has once again emerged as one of India’s leading education hubs, earning recognition for its strong academic performance, quality schools, and student-friendly learning environment. The city’s consistent achievements are not only a matter of pride but also carry significant implications for lakhs of school students studying in government and private institutions. From better learning...
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Samarth Gyandeep Library Helps Students Prepare for Competitive Exams at Just ₹200
Shimla | July 8: Preparing for competitive examinations has become more affordable for students in Himachal Pradesh. The Samarth Gyandeep Library, built at a cost of around ₹15 lakh, is offering a modern study space for only ₹200 per month. The initiative is helping hundreds of students who are preparing for government job examinations. The...
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BJP Accuses AAP of Playing Religion-Based Politics in Punjab
Chandigarh: A fresh political controversy has erupted in Punjab after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accused the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of using religion to gain political advantage. The allegations have intensified the political atmosphere in the state, with both parties exchanging sharp criticism over governance, public issues, and electoral strategies. The BJP claimed...
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In Tricity, Politicians’ Tryst with Crime Is Nothing New
The Tricity region—comprising Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula—has long been regarded as one of North India’s most well-planned urban clusters. However, from time to time, the region has also witnessed political controversies involving allegations of crime, corruption, and misuse of power. While many cases remain under investigation or are pending before courts, such incidents have repeatedly...
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Rising ‘Chitta’ Menace Sparks Concern as Drug Peddlers Change Their Tactics
Shimla | July 8: The illegal trade of ‘Chitta’, a dangerous synthetic drug, continues to pose a serious challenge in Himachal Pradesh. Over the past few years, the problem has spread beyond major towns and reached several districts, drawing attention from the government, police, and local communities. Officials say drug traffickers are now using smarter...
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Rohtak Shocker: Man Throws Minor Girl on Road During Family Dispute, Woman Rescues Child
A disturbing incident has come to light from Rohtak, Haryana, where a man allegedly picked up a minor girl and threw her onto the road during a family dispute. The accused also reportedly slapped the child several times before a woman stepped in and rescued her. The incident has sparked outrage among local residents, with...
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New Helicopter Service to Chandigarh Cuts Travel Time to Just 30 Minutes
Mandi | July 8: Travelling between Mandi and Chandigarh has become much quicker with the launch of a new helicopter service connecting the two destinations. The service allows passengers to complete the journey in just 30 minutes, compared to several hours by road. The fare for a one-way trip has been fixed at ₹3,500, making...
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Gurugram Turns Into ‘Mini Mumbai’ After Heavy Rain: Waterlogged Roads, NH-48 Caves In
A spell of heavy rainfall brought life to a standstill in Gurugram, leaving several roads submerged and causing a portion of National Highway-48 (NH-48) to cave in. The sudden downpour triggered massive traffic jams, stranded commuters, and highlighted the city’s recurring drainage and infrastructure challenges. Residents compared the situation to Mumbai’s monsoon scenes as vehicles...
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After 110 Years, 9,909 Punjab Soldiers Finally Recognised in World War I Records
Chandigarh: Nearly 110 years after the First World War, the names of 9,909 soldiers from undivided Punjab have been officially added to the global records of war casualties. The update marks a major step in recognising thousands of Indian soldiers whose sacrifice remained undocumented for decades. The newly identified soldiers served in the British Indian...