Chandigarh: In a major step to improve student safety, the Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (HSCPCR) has advised schools across the state to discontinue the use of traditional knotted neckties as part of school uniforms. The recommendation follows the tragic death of a seven-year-old student, whose tie reportedly became the cause of...
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Haryana Child Rights Panel Urges Schools to Replace Knotted Ties Over Student Safety Concerns
Chandigarh: The Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (HSCPCR) has advised schools across the state to discontinue the use of traditional knotted neckties as part of school uniforms, citing concerns over student safety. The commission has recommended replacing knotted ties with safer alternatives, such as clip-on ties or other uniform accessories, to reduce...
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Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini Launches Statewide Cleanliness Campaign in Panchkula
Panchkula: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched a statewide cleanliness campaign in Panchkula. He urged people to keep their surroundings clean and support the government’s sanitation drive. The campaign aims to improve hygiene, protect the environment, and encourage responsible waste management. While addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said cleanliness is everyone’s responsibility. He...
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PM’s Punjab-Chandigarh Visit: Schools Receive Bomb Threat Email, Security on High Alert
Chandigarh: Several schools in Punjab and Chandigarh received a bomb threat email ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit. The email claimed bombs had been planted in schools, railway stations, and the Prime Minister’s rally venue. It also mentioned Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh and referred to him as a “brother.” The threatening message triggered...
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IMD Issues Red Alert After Intense Downpour Disrupts Daily Life
New Delhi | July 9: Heavy rain lashed Delhi-NCR on Thursday, bringing normal life to a halt in several areas. According to weather officials, the city received 34.9 mm of rainfall in just three hours, causing waterlogging, traffic jams, and delays in public transport. In response to the changing weather conditions, the India Meteorological Department...
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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...
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Himachal Weather Update: IMD Issues Yellow Alert for Heavy Rain in Five Districts
Shimla | July 8: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Yellow Alert for heavy rain in Kangra, Mandi, Shimla, Solan, and Sirmaur districts of Himachal Pradesh. According to the weather department, monsoon activity will remain active until July 11. As a result, several parts of the state may witness heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and...
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Body of 4-Year-Old Ambala Boy Recovered from Borewell
Body of 4-Year-Old Ambala Boy Recovered from Borewell Body of 4-Year-Old Ambala Boy Recovered from Borewell This Borewell Took the Life of the Boy; Three People Face Negligence Charges A four-year- boy from Ambala district in Haryana fell into an old abandoned borewell. The boy, Nirvair Singh was found dead after people tried to rescue...
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Massive Fire Erupts at Noida Scrap Market, Firefighters Launch Emergency Operation
Fire Engulfs Scrap Market in Early Morning A massive fire broke out at a scrap market in Noida early Monday morning, triggering panic among nearby residents and shop owners. Thick black smoke quickly spread across the area as flames engulfed several scrap units. Local residents alerted the fire department immediately. Consequently, emergency teams rushed to...
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Pakistan Kills 29 Militants During Security Operation Along Afghan Border
Security Forces Launch Major Border Operation Pakistan’s security forces have killed 29 militants during a major counterterrorism operation along the country’s border with Afghanistan. Information Minister Atta Tarar said the military first carried out a ground operation before launching calibrated strikes against militant positions. The operation targeted areas where security agencies had identified suspected militant...