The upcoming expressway is expected to significantly transform road connectivity across North India. Once operational, the project is likely to reduce the travel time between Ambala and Shamli from around three hours to just 90 minutes
From Yeazar to Trousers: Unravelling the Myth of the Trouserless Kashmiri
From the dawn of human history, clothing has served as our primary armour against the elements. Evolutionary biology and genetic evidence trace humanitys first steps toward covering the body back some 170,000 years ago during an Ice Age, when early humans began utilizing animal skins and furs to trap heat. What began as crude, draped pelts eventually evolved through technological milestones like the invention of the eyed sewing needle 40,000 years ago, allowing for tailored garments that could withstand harsh climates. Across every civilization, the fundamental human drive has been the same: to protect the body and preserve dignity against environmental extremes. Looking back into the historical heritage of Kashmir, multiple independent records demonstrate a long-standing culture of proficient weaving and proper attire. As documented in M.L. Kapur's The History and Culture of Kashmir, historical accounts and archaeological findings from sites like Harvan reveal a thriving textile industry encompassing Kauseya (silks and muslins), Ksauma (linen from flax and hemp), and Kambala (woollen blankets and animal-wool garments). This legacy of fine craftsmanship expanded significantly during the medieval period. As detailed in Prof. Mohibul Hasans authoritative work, Kashmir Under the Sultans, particularly under the enlightened rule of Sultan Zain-ul-Abidin, the valley witnessed a flourishing economic and manufacturing golden age. Kashmiri artisans produced and exported renowned shawls, silks, and woolen cloth celebrated for warmth and durability across various countries, while merchants maintained extensive trade networks spanning Tibet, Central Asia, and India. Nowhere in these comprehensive historical chronicles is there any suggestion that the people of Kashmir lacked basic garments like trousers (yazar). Yet, recent political discourse has occasionally featured sensationalised and baseless claimsalleging that Kashmiris, even as late as the mid-20th century, lacked trousers and had to beg or borrow them to look presentable. This distorted narrative collapses under the weight of historical documentation. Sir Walter Lawrences definitive colonial-era study, The Valley of Kashmir, provides meticulous descriptions of everyday local attire, noting how cultivators routinely wore traditional woollen gowns tucked into drawers that functioned as practical knickerbockers for daily life and travel. Was historical Kashmir marked by material hardship? Undeniably. Centuries of heavy taxation, administrative exploitation, and geographic isolation often forced ordinary villagers to live modestly, where resources were scarce, and a single woollen pheran paired with a kangri fire pot formed the core defence against brutal winters. But periodic economic exploitation and a lifestyle of rustic simplicity are a far cry from the total absence of fundamental clothing. The people of Kashmir have always clothed themselves with innate dignity, drawing upon a rich, centuries-old heritage of textile mastery. History demands fidelity to documented facts rather than political theatrics. While humanity's journey of clothing has evolved from prehistoric animal hides to modern ready-to-wear fashion, the self-respect and cultural identity of the Kashmiri peopleanchored firmly in a rich history of local attireremain entirely untouched by manufactured myths. (The author is a former civil servant from the administrative service. Email: nisargilani57748@gmail.com)
Farmers, environmentalists intensify protests against kambala at Dasara
Kannur Mayor files police complaint against alleged irregularities in issuing building permit
The alleged irregularities came to light after a Chalad native applied online for building number for a structure near Payyambalam for opening a restaurant
RRC Northern Railway Centre Wise List 2026 Released - Check GDCE CBT Exam Centre
RRC Northern Railway has released the centre-wise candidate list for the GDCE Goods Guard CBT on 10 September 2026, covering Delhi, Ambala, Ferozepur, Lucknow, and Moradabad Divisions. Check how to find your roll number, exam centre, and shift.
CPI(M) in Keralam steps up attack on G. Sudhakaran, seeks details of election funds
CPI(M) Alappuzha district secretariat member H. Salam launches sharp attack on Ambalappuzha MLA G. Sudhakaran, accusing him of financial irregularities and challenging him to come clean on his assets
Activists urge Rahul Gandhi to stop kambala
Greens seek Rahul Gandhis intervention to stop Kambala during Mysuru Dasara
1.79 Crore Fools Voted For TVK, Former DMK Minister Gandhi Insults Voters For Choosing TVK
Former DMK Minister R. Gandhi on Saturday launched a sharp attack on the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government, claiming that 34% of voters in Tamil Nadu had acted foolishly by voting the party to power, as reported in Minnambalam. Speaking to reporters in Kanchipuram on 5 September 2026, Gandhi also criticised the State government over [] The post 1.79 Crore Fools Voted For TVK, Former DMK Minister Gandhi Insults Voters For Choosing TVK appeared first on The Commune .
Haryana to block jail mobiles with hi-tech towers after Ambala success
Sunil Kumar inaugurates first training workshop for Kambala jockeys
State to hold training camp for kambala jockey aspirants ahead of season
Congress MLA Ramya Haridas Clash With Own Party Cadre in Keralam
Haridas alleged that she was attacked and threatened by local Congress leaders, while district panchayat member Sajith Muttambalam and party leader Sajad gave a different account, alleging that the MLA and her associates had confronted them over a WhatsApp post, following which a scuffle broke out
Keralam: Woman Cong MLA hurt in scuffle with party workers
Congress MLA Ramya Haridas was involved in a scuffle with local party workers in Chirayinkeezhu, Thiruvananthapuram, leading to injuries and police cases. Both Haridas and the party workers, including district panchayat member Sajith Muttambalam and leader Sajad, have filed complaints, each presenting a different account of the incident which reportedly stemmed from a dispute over a WhatsApp post and the role of Haridas' staff member.
Evict All Encroachers: Madras High Court Slams HR
Background Image Source: Veludharan The Madras High Court on Thursday, 3 September 2026, came down heavily on the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department for making a volte face over the eviction of encroachments from land belonging to Sri Bashyakara Adi Chenna Kesava Perumal Temple in West Mambalam, as reported in The New Indian [] The post Evict All Encroachers: Madras High Court Slams HR&CE, Gives 4 Days To Clear Sri Adi Chenna Kesava Perumal Temple Land appeared first on The Commune .
36-day block at Chandigarh Railway Station; 12 trains cancelled, several shifted to Ambala, Mohali
Ambalappuzha Temple: Where Faith Meets Legend
Located about 14 km from Alappuzha, the temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The post Ambalappuzha Temple: Where Faith Meets Legend appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
OIL Green Energy inks MoUs with Haryana for waste-to-clean energy projects
Four projects are proposed across the clusters inHisar with a capacity of 500 tonnes per day (TPD), Ambala (900 TPD), Faridabad (1,600 TPD) and Gurugram (2,000 TPD).
Yaduveer backs campaign against kambala during Mysuru Dasara
Palm Festival begins at Isai Ambalam school in Auroville
As part of the programme, students prepared and displayed several palm-based value-added foods, including palm fruit jam, palm porridge, palm-tuber-flour laddoos, cakes, cookies and juices.
Onam week celebrations closes on August 30; VP to flag off closing day procession
The procession will pass through the heart of the city covering Vellayambalam, Museum, Palayam and Statue before concluding at East Fort
Haryana signs MoUs for 4 waste-to-energy plants with 5,000 TPD capacity
In a step towards strengthening urban waste management in Haryana, the state government has signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) for setting up four integrated waste-to-energy plants in four major urban centres, officials said on Saturday. Once operational, these plants -- to come up in Hisar, Ambala, Faridabad and Gurugram urban local body clusters -- will collectively process 5,000 tonnes of waste daily through scientific methods and generate a total 50 MW of energy, they said, adding that the plants are expected to become operational by October 2028. According to an official statement, during the signing of the MoUs in Nuh on Saturday, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini hailed the move as a major step towards making the cities cleaner, healthier and more modern. The plants will be established by Oil Green Energy Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Oil India Limited. The chief minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated a vision of 'waste to wealth' and the ...
Kambala to be held during Dasara this year, Yathindra confirms
Drone Survey of 44 Canals in Chennai Begins
The survey covers canals with a combined length of 81.81 km, including the Kodungaiyur, Veerangal Odai, Mambalam, Otteri Nullah, Virugambakkam, Captain Cotton, Trustpuram, Rettai Kuppam, Pallikaranai and Secretariat Colony canals.
JAC urges Siddaramaiah to oppose Kambala at Mysuru Dasara
After Lathicharge Backlash, Haryana Government Reaches Understanding With Sikh Representatives
The Sikh side has indicated that once the government fulfils its assurances, a prayer will be organised at Gurdwara Panjokhra Sahib in Ambala, after which the community would honour Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
Zinc Smelter Workers Union Celebrates 61st Union Day
Udaipur, August 18, 2026: The Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh celebrated its 61st Union Day with enthusiasm. The programme began with a floral tribute to late B Chaudhary, followed by flag hoisting by chief guest Ambalal Salvi. Vivek Yadav, Head of the Zinc Smelter Unit, was the special guest at the programme. Addressing the gathering, union ... Read more Zinc Smelter Workers Union Celebrates 61st Union Day
Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh Celebrates 61st Union Day
Udaipur: The Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh celebrated its 61st Union Day with enthusiasm and gaiety. The programme began with floral tributes to the late B. Chaudhary. Chief Guest Ambalal Salvi then hoisted the union flag. Vivek Yadav, Unit Head of Zinc Smelter, was the special guest. Addressing the gathering, union General Secretary Prakash Shrimal said ... Read more Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh Celebrates 61st Union Day
After Ambala And Hansi, Haryana Police Braces For Protests In Khanauri
Farmers from Haryana and Punjab are preparing to march towards Delhi against the proposed India-US trade deal.
Bomb Threat Email Targets Delhi Courts, Airport, Metro Ahead Of August 15; Security Checks Begin
Delhi has been placed on heightened security alert after the airport and Delhi High Court received bomb threats via email ahead of Independence Day. The threatening message warned of blasts on August 15 and named several other locations, including IGI Terminal 3, district courts, Saket, Jhandewalan and government offices. Threats were also issued against the Delhi Metro and Ambala-bound trains. Security checks have been intensified and fire tenders deployed. Authorities are investigating the email and verifying its credibility. So far, no suspicious objects have been found at the threatened locations.
The protestors were seeking action against Gursimran Singh Mand, national president of the International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front for allegedly trying to run over some people with his car recently.
Ambala Clash: Protesters demand arrest of Anti-Khalistani Front chief Gursimran
Analysis | Turban In Punjab, Lathis In Haryana: Will Ambala Hurt BJP's Sikh Outreach?
The confrontation in Ambala was linked to an August 7 incident at Gurdwara Panjokhra Sahib involving anti-Khalistan leader Gursimran Singh Mand.
Six police personnel injured in clash with protesters blocking Ambala highway
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Protesters Demand Case Against Anti-Khalistani Terrorist, Block Highway In Ambala
The protesters were demanding registration of a case against Gursimran Singh Mand and alleged that the administration had failed to take action despite repeated representations
Honoring Dr. Vikram Sarabhai: A Tribute from BJP Leaders on His Birth Anniversary
New Delhi, August 12: On the birth anniversary of the eminent physicist and industrialist Dr. Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai, several BJP leaders, including Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, paid tribute to his remarkable contributions to science and research. Om Birla expressed his sentiments on X, stating, On the birth anniversary of Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, the architect ... Read more Honoring Dr. Vikram Sarabhai: A Tribute from BJP Leaders on His Birth Anniversary
Vikram Sarabhai: Pioneer of Indias Space Program and Atomic Energy Commission Chair
New Delhi, August 11: Today marks the birth anniversary of Vikram Sarabhai, an eminent Indian physicist and the father of the countrys space program. Born on August 12, 1919, in Ahmedabad to a distinguished industrialist, Ambalal Sarabhai, he showed an early interest in science. Sarabhai was instrumental in highlighting the need for space research in ... Read more Vikram Sarabhai: Pioneer of Indias Space Program and Atomic Energy Commission Chair
Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Gursimran Mand Assaulted In Ambala
International Anti-Khailistani Terrorist Front (IAKTF) chief Gursimran Singh Mand was assaulted on Friday by a mob outside Gurudwara Shri Panjokhra Sahib, around 10 kms away from Ambala City, police said.
Andhra Pradesh High Court advances hearing on Kambalakonda sanctuary PIL, says activist
Jal Biradari National Convener Bolisetty Satyanarayana says the hearing on the petition concerning proposed data centre projects near the sanctuary has been advanced to August 24 over concerns about alleged environmental damage
High Court Advances Hearing Over Data Centres Near Kambalakonda Sanctuary
The petition submitted that any delay in hearing the matter could result in irreparable damage to public drinking water sources, natural water streams, and the surrounding ecosystem.
Riverfront works threaten Godavari embankment at Rajamahendravaram, says former MP
The former MP said sandbags had failed to hold the embankment near the Markandeya temple after the river carried over 14 lakh cusecs on August 2, and that the pumping station at Kambalacheruvu was lying idle
Cultural academies in Kerala must become more people-centric, says Minister Vishnunadh
Minister promises early appointment of governing bodies, revival of Koothambalam, uninterrupted ITFoK funding and stronger support for Keralas cultural institutions
Three M.P. women arrested for stealing at jewellery and textile stores in Mambalam
The accused allegedly visited jewellery shops and other retail outlets, closely watched customers and stole gold jewellery and cash from their handbags before sharing the proceeds among themselves
Mangaluru airport adds another Kambala-themed installation
No complimentary Dasara Gold passes for VIPs; 17 sub-committees formed
Chief Minister to take final decision on Kambala inclusion in Mysuru Dasara festivities, says Yatindra Siddaramaiah
Popees Accelerates North India Expansion with Launch of 112th Global Store in Zirakpur, Punjab
Popees Baby Care, one of India's leading baby care brands, has accelerated its North India expansion with the inauguration of its 112th retail store globally at Zirakpur, Punjab. The new outlet represents the company's second store in North India , following its successful Chandigarh launch, and signals its commitment to building a stronger retail presence across the region. Strategically located at Pooja Plazzio on the Ambala-Chandigarh Expressway , the store was inaugurated by Mr. Bhuvnesh Haritash of Trinetra International . Popees Baby Care marks its entry into Punjab with the grand launch of its first-ever store in Zirakpur, expanding its global footprint The new outlet offers Popees' complete portfolio of premium baby care solutions, including infant apparel, newborn essentials, diapers, wipes, skincare and bath products, organic baby care items and sustainable bamboo-based clothing, catering to children from birth to four years of age. Commenting on the expansion, Shaju Thomas, Founder & CMD, Popees Baby Care , said, "North India represents one of our key growth markets. The encouraging customer response to our Chandigarh store has strengthened our confidence in the region. The launch of our Zirakpur outlet is another important step in making Popees more accessible to families while expanding our retail footprint in high-potential markets." Founded in 2003, Popees has evolved into one of India's most trusted baby care brands through its unwavering commitment to quality, safety and innovation. Every product undergoes 28 rigorous quality checks , ensuring the highest standards for infants and toddlers. With 112 stores across India and the Middle East, Popees continues to pursue an ambitious retail expansion strategy backed by product innovation and customer-centric growth. The company has already identified Karnal and Yamuna Nagar as its next destinations in North India, further strengthening its vision of making safe, premium and affordable baby care products easily accessible to families across the country. About Popees Baby Care Founded in 2003, Popees Baby Care is one of India's leading baby care brands, offering a comprehensive range of products designed for infants and toddlers. The company manufactures and retails baby apparel, newborn essentials, diapers, wipes, bath and skincare products, organic baby care solutions, and eco-friendly bamboo-based products. Renowned for its commitment to quality, safety and comfort, every Popees product undergoes 28 stringent quality checks before reaching consumers. Headquartered in Kerala, Popees has grown into a trusted brand with a strong retail presence across India and the Middle East. With 109 stores globally and a rapidly expanding footprint, the company continues to make safe, affordable and high-quality baby care products accessible to families through its extensive retail network and digital platforms. www.popees.com .
Kambalain Mysuru Dasara: Debate over culture and cost
Preparations for the Kambala have, in fact, begun, with the organising committee chalking out a plan to lay a slush track, gallery and other facilities
Residents of Thambiah Road in West Mambalam want Tasmac outlet out of their midst soon
A resident points out that following the closure of four Tasmac outlets in the T. Nagar as part of the new Tamil Nadu governments move to shut down outlets uncomfortably close to sensitive spaces, there has been a rush at this shop on Thambiah Road. With the increase in visitors to this outlet, what was a minor irritant has become a thorn in the side for residents of Thambiah Road. A resident claims elected representatives have promised the shifting of this outlet from Thambiah Road, and he wants them to deliver on the promise soon
Joint Action Committee opposes tree felling for Kambala, seeks action
Karavali movie review: A race that stumbles before the finish line
Though Raj B Shetty-Prajwal Devarajs Karavali, which dives into the thrilling world of Kambala, is technically solid, the film stumbles when it comes to character depth and pacing
Kisan Mahapanchayat: Punjab farmers stopped on way to Delhi as Haryana Police seals Shambhu border
Haryana Police blocked Punjab farmers heading to Delhi for a protest. Farmers gathered at the Shambhu border to oppose the proposed India-US trade deal. Authorities erected barricades and imposed prohibitory orders in Ambala district. Farmer leaders criticized the Haryana government for preventing their peaceful demonstration. The protest aimed to scrap the trade agreement, which farmers believe harms agriculture.
Stakeholders of kambala resolve to participate in Mysuru Dasara event
Six resolutions adopted by groups opposing kambala in Mysuru Dasara
Participants said that kambala is incompatible with the heritage, cultural identity and religious significance of the world-renowned Dasara festival
As per two separate the sanction orders issued by the Department on July 14, each kambala organiser will thus get 5 lakh
Row over inclusion of Kambala in Mysuru Dasara intensifies; protest on July 18
Hold discussions with stakeholders before organising Kambala in Mysuru, says MLA Sunil Kumar
Groups write to Chief Minister opposing Kambala at Dasara, warn of agitation
The proposed event faces opposition from farmers, environmental groups
Mysuru: Congress leader bats for kambala during Dasara
Describing kambala as a spectacular and adventurous sport, the Congress leader said it is not merely a sport of Tulunadu, but an integral part of the coastal regions culture.
NIA chargesheets eight, including Pakistan-based terrorist, in Ambala car blast case
Case relates to a car bomb blast in the parking area of a police station in Haryana in January; NIA alleges that Shehzad Bhattihad recruited and radicalised several through social media platforms and encrypted communication channels
NIA Files Charges Against Pakistani Terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and Seven Others
New Delhi, July 11: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet against eight accused in connection with the car bomb blast that occurred in January at the parking area of the Baldev Nagar police station in Ambala. Among those named is Shahzad Bhatti, a Pakistani gangster turned terrorist. Bhatti, who is also wanted ... Read more NIA Files Charges Against Pakistani Terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and Seven Others
Controversy Arises Over Kambala During Mysore Dasara Celebrations
Bengaluru, July 11: A controversy has erupted regarding the proposal to include the traditional coastal sport Kambala in the famous Mysore Dasara festival organized by the Karnataka government. Disagreements have surfaced between the state government and the Mysore royal family over this issue. Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar indicated that the government is considering adding new ... Read more Controversy Arises Over Kambala During Mysore Dasara Celebrations
Opposition to Kambala at Mysuru Dasara gathers steam
Kumaraswamy Opposes Inclusion of Kambala in Mysuru Dasara Celebrations
Bengaluru, July 11: Central Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy expressed his opposition on Saturday to the proposal of including Kambala in the Karnataka governments Mysuru Dasara celebrations. He emphasized that there is no need to alter the traditional essence of this world-famous festival. Kambala is a traditional buffalo racing festival celebrated in the coastal regions of South ... Read more Kumaraswamy Opposes Inclusion of Kambala in Mysuru Dasara Celebrations
G. Sudhakaran, CPI(M) workers engage in verbal duel at school in Alappuzha
Ambalappuzha MLA, accompanied by Congress workers, was at the school to verify the allegation of illegal soil removal from the school premises
Kambala at Mysuru Dasara will dilute festivals heritage, claim organisations
Eco-tourism plan mooted to link Kailasagiri, zoo and Kambalakonda
Haryana Chief Minister Dedicates 325 Amrit Sarovars and 70 Ambulances to the Public
Ambala, July 1: Haryana Chief Minister Naib Saini inaugurated and laid the foundation for development projects worth over 337 crores during an event in Narayangarh, his assembly constituency, on Wednesday. He dedicated 325 Amrit Sarovars and 70 advanced life support ambulances to the public. Among these projects are seven major healthcare initiatives costing 114 crores. ... Read more Haryana Chief Minister Dedicates 325 Amrit Sarovars and 70 Ambulances to the Public
4-year-old child who fell into borewell in Haryanas Ambala dies
The Deputy Commissioner had said on Tuesday (June 30) that the police had been directed to initiate action as per rules against those responsible for leaving the borewell open
Tragic Loss: Four-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling into Borewell in Haryana
Ambala, July 1: A four-year-old boy named Nirbhay has tragically been declared dead after falling into a borewell in the village of Dhanoura, Ambala district, Haryana. A rescue operation lasting 21 hours was conducted to save him. After being retrieved, the child was rushed to a local hospital, where doctors confirmed his death. Medical Officer ... Read more Tragic Loss: Four-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling into Borewell in Haryana
Ambala borewell incident: 4-year-old child extracted after massive rescue operation
4-Year-Old Child Who Fell into Borewell in Ambala Brought out Dead
A doctor at the hospital said the child was brought dead when he was taken to the emergency ward
Toddler falls into 220-ft borewell in Haryanas Ambala; Army, NDRF rescue ops under way
The rescue operation is underway. Police personnel are present at the site
Groups question Kambala move for Mysuru Dasara
Stakeholders to meet to voice concerns, feel the legacy and heritage of the iconic celebration should not be diluted
Boy, 4, Falls Into 220-Foot Borewell In Ambala, Rescue Ops Underway
Nirvair Singh, the boy, had accompanied his father to the fields in Dhanaura village in Ambala to deliver food to his grandfather at 7 am. While playing, he slipped and fell into the open borewell.
Haryana Government Intensifies Crackdown on Criminals, Anil Vij Responds to Rahul Gandhis Claims
Ambala, June 27: The Haryana government is ramping up its efforts against crime, according to Cabinet Minister Anil Vij. He stated that the government is taking stringent measures to combat criminal activities and gang networks. Vij claimed that the initiative aims to strengthen law and order in the state, with several notorious gangsters being extradited ... Read more Haryana Government Intensifies Crackdown on Criminals, Anil Vij Responds to Rahul Gandhis Claims
Special Dasara attraction: Mysuru likely to host Kambala on October 18 and 19
Govt plans constructing new spillway at Thottappally
As existing spillway at Thottappally in Ambalapuzha is not completely equipped for full water discharge owing to its age
Another member of the group was rescued by lifeguards and coastal police personnel and is undergoing treatment for injuries
Kambala to be a special attraction at Mysuru Dasara this year: Mysuru DC
Air Conditioning Installation at War Heroes Memorial Stadium Awaiting Approval
Ambala, June 16: District Sports Officer Ram Swarup Sharma has announced that the air conditioning system in the gymnastics hall at War Heroes Memorial Stadium is currently non-operational due to the theft of copper pipes. In the interim, exhaust fans have been installed to alleviate the heat. A request for permission to install a new ... Read more Air Conditioning Installation at War Heroes Memorial Stadium Awaiting Approval
Dreaded don to dear grandfather: Actor Bharathirajas many faces
From Kurangu Bommai and Rocky to Thiruchitrambalam and Karumegangal Kalaigindrana, here are five of the best performances of the actor Bharathiraja from recent years that reintroduced him to modern audiences
Modi Government Celebrates 12 Years of Trust, Development, and Welfare: B.L. Verma
Ambala, June 9: The central government marked its 12 years in office with a special cleanliness program under the Swachh Bharat Mission in Ambala on Tuesday. B.L. Verma, the Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, participated in the cleanliness drive, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean environment. The event was attended ... Read more Modi Government Celebrates 12 Years of Trust, Development, and Welfare: B.L. Verma
In his address, Sudhakaran likened Pinarayi Vijayan to a drenched chicken in the Assembly, implying that the former Chief Minister and current Opposition Leader appeared subdued and ineffective
Sudhakaran softens stance in row over Thottappally Spillway visit
The Ambalappuzha MLA clarifies that he did not make any personal remarks against Kuttanad MLA Reji Cherian
Health Alert in Ambala as Jaundice Cases Surge Following Childs Death
Ambala, May 21: A worrying surge in jaundice cases has been reported in the Tophkhana area of Ambala, Haryana, prompting health officials to take immediate action. The situation escalated following the tragic death of a 12-year-old girl named Mannat, with approximately 20 individuals now affected by the illness. Local residents have expressed concerns over the ... Read more Health Alert in Ambala as Jaundice Cases Surge Following Childs Death
Punjab Governor Lays Foundation for Road Under Bridge in Chandigarh
Chandigarh, May 20: Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria was welcomed by Union Minister of State for Railways Ravneet Singh Bittu on Wednesday. This was during the foundation stone-laying ceremony for a bridge at Level Crossing Number 123 in Baltana on the Ambala-Chandigarh rail segment. Addressing the gathering, Governor Kataria emphasized the pivotal role of Indian ... Read more Punjab Governor Lays Foundation for Road Under Bridge in Chandigarh
