The Times of India

Arthritis is a complex condition encompassing over 100 distinct diseases, not just a symptom of aging. Misdiagnosis can lead to severe organ damage. Rheumatologist Prof. Aman Sharma emphasizes the critical need for specialist evaluation, as a one-size-fits-all approach can be detrimental.

Nearly nine months after the demolition of Chandigarh's old furniture market, traffic congestion has returned to the Sector 53-54 dividing road. Commuters report that barricading near the junction and prolonged signal cycles are significantly slowing down traffic, despite the road's clearance. The current traffic management measures are creating bottlenecks at a key city entry point.

A mother's plea about her sons dying from drug addiction in Sultanpur Lodhi gained attention, leading to police intervention. While authorities claim deaths were due to various causes over years, the mother insists addiction was the primary factor for all four deceased sons. Police are now assisting with de-addiction efforts and conducting searches.

Panic erupted in Chandigarh following a bomb threat email targeting schools and government offices, including the Mayor's office and Secretariat. The message, claiming responsibility from the 'Khalistan National Army,' prompted a massive security crackdown with bomb disposal and dog squads deployed. While initial assessments suggest a hoax, authorities are investigating the email's origin and urging public calm.

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu launched a scathing attack on AAP, calling Raghav Chadha's removal as Rajya Sabha deputy leader a sign of internal discord and alleging his ATM role for the party is over. Bittu criticized AAP's use and throw approach, warning Bhagwant Mann of a similar fate.

A distraught couple in Sultanpur Lodhi fears losing their fifth son to drug addiction after already losing four. They joined residents in a protest, demanding government intervention to save their critically ill son and address the widespread drug menace in their locality, where many young addicts have reportedly died.