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Yog Raj Sharma The North News Shimla, September 22 The nine-day Sharadiya Navratri festival began today with large crowds of devotees thronging temples across Himachal Pradesh. Major shaktipeeths including Naina Devi in Bilaspur, Chintpurni in Una, and Jwalaji, Brajeshwari and Chamunda Devi temples in Kangra saw long queues of worshippers from early morning. Many devotees […]
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The North News New Delhi, September 22 Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) will one day become part of India on its own, without military intervention. Speaking in Rabat, Morocco, at an interaction with the Indian diaspora, he recalled his remarks to soldiers in the Kashmir Valley five years ago. “I […]
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The North News Chandigarh, September 22 Punjab’s Minister for Cultural Affairs, Tarunpreet Singh Sond, has paid tribute to renowned music composer Charanjit Ahuja, describing his death as the end of an era in Punjabi music. In his condolence message, Sond said Ahuja’s compositions were “soulful, timeless and unforgettable,” adding that they would continue to inspire […]
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Yog Raj Sharma The North News Shimla, September 22 The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has raided the premises of the Imperial Group in Naldera, Shimla, uncovering undisclosed assets worth ₹80 crore linked to suspected real estate fraud. Officials said the company is accused of selling high-value flats to non-resident Indians (NRIs) and obtaining loans using forged […]
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The North News Chandigarh, September 22 Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his wishes to people across India on the occasion of Navratri, describing the festival as a time of new energy and collective resolve. Posting on X, Modi said this year’s Navratri is “very special” as it coincides with the GST Savings Festival and […]
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The North News Chandigarh, September 20 Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema on Saturday flagged off three ambulances in Sangrur to deliver medical aid to residents of flood-affected areas in the Dirba constituency. The ambulances, staffed with doctors, nurses and pharmacists, will provide free check-ups and medicines for the next 15 days. Patients requiring serious […]
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Yog Raj Sharma The North News Shimla, September 20 The Himachal Pradesh government is preparing to introduce stricter construction norms in response to the state’s growing vulnerability to natural disasters. Under the new rules, obtaining permission will be mandatory for house construction in panchayat areas. Panchayats will be empowered to grant approvals for buildings up […]
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The North News Bhavnagar(Gujarat), September 20 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said India’s greatest adversary was not any foreign nation but the country’s reliance on others, urging citizens to embrace self-reliance to secure future generations. “India has no major enemy in the world. Our biggest enemy is our dependence on other countries. The greater […]
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The North News Shimla, September 20 Himachal Pradesh remains under the grip of an active monsoon, with several areas receiving light to moderate rainfall in the past 24 hours. Sandeep Kumar Sharma, scientist at the Meteorological Centre, of Shimla said that some mid-Himalayan regions may see isolated showers between 20 and 25 September, but a […]
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