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Dharamshala, June 2 In a significant step towards empowering people with disabilities, Act Human NGO organized a special artificial limb distribution and fitment camp in Dharamshala, where around 15 individuals with disabilities from various districts of Himachal Pradesh received modern, lightweight artificial limbs. The initiative, titled “Steps to a New Life,” aimed at improving mobility […]
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Ahmedabad, June 2 Former India women’s captain Anjum Chopra believes the Indian team will head into the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup as one of the strongest contenders, citing the squad’s growing familiarity with English conditions and the experience gained through regular overseas tours. Speaking ahead of the tournament, Chopra said England no longer […]
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Shimla, June 2 A protest by advocates of the Himachal Pradesh High Court intensified on Tuesday as lawyers opposed restrictions on vehicle movement along the sealed road leading from Chhota Shimla to the High Court. The advocates first gathered outside Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu’s official residence, Oak Over, before marching to the Secretariat, where […]
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New Delhi, June 2 The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened its online portal for students who wish to seek verification of issues in their scanned answer sheets or apply for re-evaluation of answers following the declaration of board examination results. The facility will remain available from June 2 to June 6, 2026. […]
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Chandigarh, June 2 The Congress party has ruled out any change in leadership in Punjab, confirming that Amarinder Singh Raja Warring will continue as the state unit president. Punjab Congress in-charge Bhupesh Baghel said in New Delhi on Tuesday that the party would contest the next assembly elections under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi and […]
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New Delhi, June 2 Eleven people were rescued after a powerful LPG cylinder blast caused a single story house to collapse in Delhi’s Mukundpur area on Tuesday morning. One woman suffered critical burn injuries and was admitted to the hospital as emergency responders continued search and rescue operations at the site. The incident took place […]
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Patiala, June 2 The Patiala Police have solved the murder case of an e-rickshaw driver that occurred near the New Bus Stand and arrested three accused allegedly involved in the crime. Addressing a press conference, DSP City-II Jagjit Singh Randhawa said that following the murder of e-rickshaw driver Abhishek Malik, an FIR No. 117 was […]
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Shimla, June 2 Three persons, including an interstate drug supplier from Punjab, were arrested in connection with a drug trafficking case after police seized 196 grams of chitta, also known as adulterated heroin, 47 grams of crystal meth, and Rs 60,400 in cash from Shimla and Punjab, officials said on Monday. The accused have been […]
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Kangra, June 2 Former Union Minister and Member Parliament Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said that the results of Himachal Pradesh’s municipal corporation and panchayat elections reflected growing public dissatisfaction with the Congress government. He said BJP-backed candidates secured victories in several key areas and alleged that Congress was steadily losing public support in the state. […]
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