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Electricity transmission towers and power lines against a sunset sky, representing a thermal power and electricity supply situation.

Contract Workers’ Strike Hits Punjab Power Supply as Three Lehra Thermal Units Shut Down

Bathinda: The ongoing strike by outsourced contract workers at government thermal power plants has started affecting electricity production across Punjab. The impact has deepened as three out of four units at the Lehra Mohabbat Thermal Power Plant stopped generating power due to the shortage of technical staff. According to reports, one unit at Ropar and...

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Breakthrough endurance test highlights rapid advances in humanoid robotics and artificial intelligence.

China’s Humanoid Robot Shocks World With Epic 100-Km Trek in 3 Days, Enters Guinness World Record

A Chinese-developed humanoid robot has captured global attention after successfully completing a 100-kilometer trek in just three days, earning a Guinness World Record and showcasing the rapid progress being made in robotics and artificial intelligence. The achievement is being hailed by engineers and technology experts as a major milestone in the development of autonomous machines...

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Financial assistance under Centre’s employment-linked initiative aims to support new entrants into the formal workforce

5,435 Chandigarh Employees to Get ₹3.26 Crore Under Central Scheme

A total of 5,435 first-time employees in Chandigarh are set to receive financial benefits amounting to ₹3.26 crore under a Central Government employment-linked incentive scheme, marking a significant step toward encouraging formal employment and supporting young workers entering the organised workforce. The initiative is designed to promote workforce formalisation by providing financial assistance to eligible...

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Villagers gather during a protest with police officers standing nearby in a rural Punjab area, representing a demand for justice.

Protest Erupts in Moga Village Demanding Arrest of Jaskaran Singh’s Killers

Moga, Punjab: A protest was held in Cheeda village by residents and various farmer, labour, and social organisations demanding the immediate arrest of the accused involved in the murder of young man Jaskaran Singh alias Gaggu. Jaskaran Singh was allegedly shot dead in Sukh Anand village, after which anger spread among his family members and...

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Social media speculation grows after G7 posts, but aging presidential aircraft remain in service amid Boeing delays.

Air Force One Retirement Rumors Debunked as White House Clarifies Presidential Jet’s Future

Rumors that the iconic Air Force One aircraft was nearing retirement spread rapidly across social media this week after White House staff shared nostalgic photos and tributes following the G7 Summit. The posts prompted speculation that the blue-and-white presidential jet had completed its final mission. However, U.S. officials and the U.S. Air Force have since...

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Government says non-forestry activities without statutory clearances violate forest laws; matter under NGT consideration

Chandigarh Periphery Land Use Dispute Comes Under NGT Scrutiny

The Central Government has informed the National Green Tribunal (NGT) that de-listed forest land on the periphery of Chandigarh cannot be put to commercial use without obtaining statutory approvals and that any non-forestry activity undertaken without the required clearances would amount to a violation of forest laws. The submission was made during proceedings before the...

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Britain grooming gang inquiry

New Report on UK Grooming Gangs Sparks Political and Public Controversy

An independent inquiry into Britain’s long-running “grooming gang” scandal has renewed political and public debate after a report claimed that organised child sexual exploitation networks were disproportionately linked to groups of Pakistani-origin men in several high-profile cases. The findings have reignited discussions about institutional accountability, law enforcement responses, and the challenges of addressing sensitive issues...

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A person lying near a roadside area with visible legs and footwear, representing an electric shock incident scene in Mohali.

Mohali Aero City Tragedy: Worker Dies Due to Electric Shock, Residents Protest Against Negligence

Mohali, Punjab: A tragic incident in Mohali’s Aero City area has raised concerns over public safety after a migrant worker died due to an electric shock. The incident took place in C Block, where the worker lost his life after coming in contact with exposed electrical wires connected to a streetlight. According to initial information,...

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Humid pre-monsoon conditions to continue as cloud cover offers limited relief; thundershowers may bring temporary respite

Heatwave Conditions to Continue in Chandigarh, Rain Expected on Sunday

Chandigarh is expected to continue experiencing heatwave-like conditions over the next two days, with high temperatures, elevated humidity levels, and uncomfortable pre-monsoon weather persisting across the city. Weather officials have also indicated the possibility of rainfall and thundershower activity on Sunday, which may provide temporary relief from the prevailing heat. According to the latest forecast...