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Around 1.32 Lakh Families Likely to Benefit Under ‘Apna Sukhi Parivar’ Scheme
Shimla | July 8: The Himachal Pradesh government is expected to expand the Mukhya Mantri Apna Sukhi Parivar Scheme, a welfare initiative aimed at supporting economically weaker families across the state. Under the proposed expansion, nearly 1.32 lakh families are likely to be brought under the scheme. The move is expected to strengthen social welfare...
Haryana Super-100 Seats Increased by 100, Registration Begins Today
The Haryana government has increased the capacity of its Super-100 programme by adding 100 new seats. As a result, more government school students can now receive free coaching for JEE and NEET entrance exams. Meanwhile, registration for the programme starts today. Students will take the entrance test on July 4 and July 19. Thereafter, the...
Tree Falls on Car Outside Delhi’s National Heart Institute, Disrupts Traffic
A large tree collapsed onto a car parked outside Delhi’s National Heart Institute on Wednesday, leading to significant traffic disruption in the busy area. The incident occurred during adverse weather conditions, causing panic among commuters and local residents. According to eyewitnesses, the tree suddenly uprooted and fell on a vehicle parked near the hospital entrance....
Juvenile Held for Strangling Teen in Mauli Jagran; Kin Block Road in Protest
A juvenile has been apprehended in connection with the alleged murder of a teenage boy in Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh. The victim was reportedly strangled, prompting a police investigation that led to the detention of the minor suspect. The incident has sparked outrage among local residents, with the victim’s family and relatives blocking a road to...
Chandigarh Housing Board Plans to Withdraw Sector 53 Housing Scheme for Third Time
The Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) is reportedly planning to withdraw its Sector 53 housing scheme for the third time, raising fresh concerns among prospective homebuyers. The move comes after the project failed to attract the expected response and continues to face planning and implementation challenges. If approved, the decision would mark another setback for one...
Passenger Injured After Stone Breaks HRTC Bus Window on Highway
Mandi | July 8: A passenger was injured after a stone crashed through the window of a moving Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) bus in Mandi district. The incident took place on a highway where heavy rain has increased the risk of falling rocks and landslides. The sudden impact created panic inside the bus as...
Chandigarh Scripts Fourth Straight Year at Top of India’s School Education Rankings
Chandigarh has once again emerged as the best-performing Union Territory in India’s school education sector, securing the top position for the fourth consecutive year in the national school education rankings. The achievement highlights the city’s consistent focus on quality education, strong governance, modern infrastructure, and improved learning outcomes. The latest rankings underline Chandigarh’s continued efforts...
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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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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...










