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Overflowing canal water at Bhanupli siphon in Punjab as officials inspect rising water levels

Anandpur Sahib on Alert After Canal Overflow at Bhanupli Siphon

ANANDPUR SAHIB, PUNJAB: A canal near Anandpur Sahib overflowed at the Bhanupli siphon, creating concern among nearby residents and prompting authorities to monitor the situation closely. The overflow occurred after water levels increased in the canal system, leading to water spilling beyond its normal flow area. Officials from the concerned departments reached the site and...

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A lush green forest area in Chandigarh envisioned as a leading centre for nature education, environmental learning, and biodiversity conservation.

Chandigarh Administrator Calls for City Forest to Become Premier Nature Education Hub

The Chandigarh Administration has emphasized the need to develop the city’s forest area into a premier centre for nature education, with a focus on environmental awareness, biodiversity conservation, and experiential learning. The direction was given by the Administrator during a recent review of green initiatives aimed at strengthening ecological education and public engagement. Speaking on...

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Stray Dog Menace Grows in Kullu as Shelter Project Remains Stalled

Stray Dog Menace Grows in Kullu as Shelter Project Remains Stalled

The growing population of stray dogs in Kullu has emerged as a major concern for residents, with a long-pending animal shelter project yet to move forward due to administrative delays. The issue has drawn attention from local communities, business owners, and animal welfare groups, who say the absence of adequate facilities is making it difficult...

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350 Devotees Rescued After Forest Fire Erupts in Bangoa Area

350 Devotees Rescued After Forest Fire Erupts in Bangoa Area

A major rescue operation was launched after a forest fire broke out near Bangoa, leading to the safe evacuation of around 350 devotees who had gathered in the area. The incident prompted swift action by local authorities, forest officials, police personnel, and emergency teams, preventing what could have become a serious tragedy. According to officials,...

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NCST Urges Himachal Pradesh to Expedite Forest Rights Act Cases

NCST Urges Himachal Pradesh to Expedite Forest Rights Act Cases

The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) has directed the Himachal Pradesh government to accelerate the disposal of pending cases under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), highlighting the need to ensure timely justice for tribal communities across the state. The directive was issued during a recent review of welfare measures and development initiatives in Himachal’s...

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Dark clouds over Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula as weather officials predict rainfall and relief from intense summer heat.

Respite in Sight as Rain Likely Across Tricity Region

Residents of the Tricity region may soon get relief from the prevailing heat as weather officials have forecast the possibility of rainfall over the coming days. The prediction covers Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula, where soaring temperatures and humid conditions have made daily life increasingly uncomfortable. According to meteorological authorities, a change in weather patterns is...

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High-voltage electricity transmission towers stretching across agricultural fields in Punjab as power demand rises during the heatwave and paddy transplantation season.

Punjab Power Demand Hits 15,400 MW

Punjab’s electricity demand has crossed 15,400 MW as the state grapples with an intense heatwave and the ongoing paddy transplantation season. The sharp rise in power consumption has put additional pressure on the power distribution system, leading to outages and supply disruptions in some areas. The surge in demand is being driven by the widespread...

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A Punjabi man shields himself from the scorching sun along a roadside in Punjab as extreme heatwave conditions grip the state, with temperatures crossing 44°C.

Punjab Sizzles Under Intense Heatwave, IMD Issues Yellow Alert

Punjab is once again grappling with scorching temperatures as a fresh heatwave sweeps across the state, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue a Yellow Alert. Several districts have recorded temperatures above 44°C, with Bathinda emerging as one of the hottest locations in the state. The soaring temperatures have led authorities to advise residents...

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City Gears Up for Monsoon

MC Gears Up for Monsoon, Deploys 18 Flood Control Teams

With the monsoon season approaching, the Municipal Corporation (MC) has intensified its preparedness measures by setting up 18 flood control teams to tackle waterlogging and ensure a swift response during heavy rainfall. The initiative aims to minimize disruption to daily life and protect vulnerable areas from flooding. Officials said the teams have been strategically deployed...