University Body Takes Cognisance Of Dharamsala College Student's Death, Orders Probe
Dharamsala College Student's Death: The higher education regulator said stringent action will be taken against those found responsible, reiterating that the safety and well-being of students is paramount.
IND vs SA, 3rd T20I: India Beat South Africa by 7 Wickets in Dharamsala
India defeated South Africa by seven wickets in the third T20I at Dharamsala, with strong bowling and a blazing start from Abhishek Sharma leading the chase.
IND vs SA Live Streaming, 3rd T20I: When and where to watch todays high-stakes clash in Dharamsala
India vs South Africa 3rd T20I Live Streaming: India aims to bounce back against South Africa in the third T20I at Dharamsala, with the series tied at 1-1. Both teams are vying for a crucial series lead, seeking momentum ahead of the T20 World Cup. The high-stakes encounter promises intense competition as preparations intensify.
IND vs SA 3rd T20I Playing 11: Likely line-ups, venue and match timing
India vs South Africa 3rd T20I Playing 11 Prediction: India and South Africa are set for a crucial third T20I in Dharamsala. The five-match series is level at 1-1 after two exciting encounters. Suryakumar Yadav leads India against Aiden Markram's South Africa. Both teams aim to gain an advantage in this pivotal match. The contest promises to be thrilling for cricket fans.
Attention firmly on Gill, Surya as T20I action shifts to Dharamsala
India take on confident Proteas in 3rd T20I today with series tied at 1-1 DharamsHala, Dec 13: The countdown to save his place in the playing XI begins for a beleaguered Shubman Gill, who is likely to get three matches against South Africa to prove his worth before the Indian team management switches to a []
Shubman Gill faces immense pressure to cement his T20 World Cup spot as Team India confronts South Africa in the third T20I. Skipper Suryakumar Yadav's form is also under scrutiny. With a formidable Proteas pace attack and a bouncy Dharamsala pitch, India's top order must deliver. Coach Gambhir faces tough selection calls with limited games remaining.
Chandigarh Diary | Haryana minister Vij forced to hitchhike
Haryana Transport Minister Anil Vij was recently left stranded outside the Kurushetra Development Board Office and had to hitch a ride to reach the Kurushetra University for an event. The incident took place when the minister attended an inaugural event at Bharam Sarovar where Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh performed a puja. After the event, Singh left for the university to participate in the International Gita seminar, leaving the transport minister behind. A viral video shows Vij standing alone on the road trying to stop Singhs cavalcade but Singh did not notice. Eventually, MP Naveen Jindal stopped and offered Vij a lift. Sukhu speaks to locals during morning walk During his routine morning walk on Thursday, Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu visited Kachari Bazaar in Dharamsala and engaged warmly with the locals. He spoke with the daughter of a vegetable vendor and enquired about their business. Interestingly, she was the same girl whom Sukhu spoke last year after which he had announced a loan waiver scheme for small shopkeepers in the state budget. As few young girls were waiting for a bus at Kachari Chowk, he also interacted with them and asked for their well-being besides talking to passersby. The winter session of the HP Assembly began in Dharamsala on Wednesday. Himachal DCM Agnihotri slams Indigo over delay Himachal Pradesh DCM Mukesh Agnihotri slammed the IndiGo airline for the delay of its Delhi-Chandigarh flight on Saturday night. In a post on X in Hindi, Agnihotri said the flight, scheduled to depart at 8:30 pm, was rescheduled to 1:30 am due to the non-availability of a pilot. Terming the situation unacceptable, he said that the passengers were left waiting for hours facing significant inconvenience. AICC in charge for Himachal Pradesh Rajni Patil also criticised the delay in a social media post. She wrote, DelhiChandigarh Indigo flight delayed for an unusually long time due to unavailability of a pilot. Passengers deserve better coordination and communication. Harpreet Bajwa Our correspondent in Chandigarh hsbajwa73@gmail.com
Tejas crash in Dubai: IAF pilots village in Himachal mourns a life lost too soon
Dharamsala: For the people of Patiyalkar, a sleepy village in Himachal Pradeshs Kangra district, the news of the death of local hero Namansh Syal the IAF Wing Commander killed after a Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show on Saturday, November 22 is yet to sink in. For Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
DHARAMSALA/HAMIRPUR, Nov 22: For the people of Patiyalkar, a sleepy village in Himachal Pradeshs Kangra district, the news of the death of local hero Namansh Syal the IAF Wing Commander killed after a Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show on Saturday is yet to sink in. For most of them, Namansh, who was in his mid-30s, remains an outstanding athlete distinguished by his dedication to the country, who even set an [] The post Tejas crash: Patriot, outstanding athlete, IAF pilots village in Himachal mourns a life lost too soon appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
NSUI Files Police Complaint Against MLA Sudhir Sharma for Remark on HP CM
Hamirpur NSUI demands FIR against Dharamsala MLA for disrespectful comment targeting Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu
Major avalanche hit Himachal Pradesh's Dharamsala, watch video
A massive avalanche hit the snow-covered Dhauladhar Hills in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, early Friday. A video of the incident captured by PTI news agency is now going viral which shows a large chunk of snow cascading down the mountains.
Himachal welcomes seasons first snowfall
CHANDIGARH: The higher reaches of Himachal Pradesh, including Rohtang Pass and Dhauladhar ranges, received the seasons first snowfall on Sunday morning, leading to a drop in the minimum temperature. The Kullu district administration has suspended vehicular traffic to Rohtang Pass and advised commuters not to venture through this highway. A fresh spell of mild snowfall on the Dhauladhar ranges and overnight rainfall in parts of Kangra and Chamba districts brought a dip in temperatures across several hill towns of the hill state ushering in early winter-like conditions. As Dharamsala, McLeodganj, Kangra, Palampur, Dalhousie, Chamba and Bharmour witnessed a significant change in weather, with a sudden chill replacing the warm sunshine of the past few days. Intermittent showers continued through the morning in several parts of the region, leading to the formation of dense fog that blanketed the upper reaches of the mountains. Strong icy winds swept the higher and mid hills of the state followed by severe thunderstorm, lightning and intermittent rains. Also, there were reports of uprooting of trees due to storm and heavy downpour from several parts of the state. According to the Meteorological Department, Dharamsala and its twin town McLeodganj recorded 25.5 mm of rainfall during the night, while Palampur received 10.2 mm, Kangra 18.4 mm and Chamba 4 mm, Brahmani 26.4, Nangal Dam 23 mm, Malraon 22, Bilaspur 20.4 mm and Nainadevi 18.1 mm. Thunderstorm was witnessed in Kufri, Jot, Murari devi, Sundernagar, Bhunter, Kangra and Shimla while gusty winds with velocity of 30 to 61 Kmph lashed Reckongpeo, Tabo, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Sundernagar and Kukumseri. The minimum temperatures dropped by one to three degrees across HP and Tabo was coldest with a low of 3.1 degrees, followed by Keylong 3.6 degrees, Kalpa and Kukumseri 6.2 degrees and Kufri and Narkanda 10 degrees each. An orange alert has been issued warning of hail, heavy to very rain, thunderstorm, lightning and gusty winds with speeds ranging from 40 to 50 kmph at isolated places in six districts of Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, Sirmaur, and Lahaul and Spiti districts on October 6.
Ahmedabad Diary | CR Patil in BJPs national president post race?
Speculation is rife in Gujarats political circles as BJP leader and Union Water Resources Minister CR Patil emerges as a contender for the partys national president post. Patils presence alongside Home Minister Amit Shah during his recent Surat visit has fuelled buzz among party workers, who believe his elevation would boost Gujarats clout after PM Narendra Modi and Shah. With JP Naddas term ending, Patils consistent electoral success in Gujarat, strong internal party grip, and close ties with top leadership strengthen his prospects. Enthusiasm is high in Navsari, where workers see this as Gujarats rising dominance in national politics. Viral clip sparks political storm in Gujarat BJP A leaked audio clip allegedly featuring Gujarat BJP chief C.R. Patil and Amreli MLA, Assembly Deputy Dandak Kaushik Vekaria, has ignited political turmoil in Saurashtra. Vekaria, already under scrutiny in the Amreli letter scandal, is heard discussing internal matters with Patil. In the clip, Patil reportedly scolds Vekaria for ignoring his calls and warns, A fort doesnt fall at once; it crumbles gradually. I raised you, but if you dont take care, there will be trouble you have many enemies. However there is no proof about the authenticity of the clip but it definitely has intensified factional rifts within the party, creating a fresh challenge for the BJP leadership. When a politician came clean about his lies In a sensational revelation, BJP leader Prithviraj Patel of Idar, Gujarat, publicly admitted to spreading false propaganda in 1995 against Congress Leader Karsandana Sasoneri, falsely claiming he owned a hotel in Goa, which led to Sasoneris election defeat. Speaking at a retirement ceremony, Patel also attacked Dharamsala member Ramana Lavo Rao, accusing him of planning to build a hotel without selling land worth `13 crore. Patel confessed mistakes are part of politics and discipline needed to win elections. Ironically, while Patel later downplayed his words, his candid confession went viral. Dilip Singh Kshatriya Our correspondent in Gujarat dilipsingh@newindianexpress.com
