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Devotees share their experiences regarding police arrangement, civic facilities, traffic situation and security measures as thousands of warkaris and faithful take part in the annual pilgrimage

The party's Ghanshyam Singh Lodhi and Dinesh Lal Yadav ‘Nirahua’ won the Lok Sabha seats of Rampur (vacated by Azam Khan) and Azamgarh (vacated by Akhilesh Yadav) respectively.

Bihar education minister, Vijay Kumar Choudhary, has set December 22 as the deadline for appointing assistant professors in seriously understaffed state universities

Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia – who is also from the central state – too, congratulated the champions, who defeated heavyweights and record 41-time winners Mumbai in the summit clash.

Rajasthan BJP chief Satish Poonia’s statement came after a Jaipur court issued notice to Union jal shakti minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat in connection with a case of attempting to topple the state government in July 2020

Twenty three fire tenders were dispatched to the spot shortly after the incident and no injuries or casualties have been reported so far

The fest by Bharati College’s queer collective, Iris, featured workshops, movie screening, open mic and more.

Three fire brigade officials suffocated and one suffered minor injury while dousing the fire that broke out in the cafeteria of Thane’s High Street Mall theatre

Gehlot's attack comes after the Union Jal Shakti minister said that Pilot missed the opportunity and had the government changed, water would have reached the areas of the state via the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP).

The arrested accused have been identified as Arjun, 20, of Kishangarh, and Deepak, 20, of Dhanas, Chandigarh

The arrested accused are Chauhan Ratan, and his brother-in-law Parmar Rajesh of Sector 47, Chandigarh

Six roundabouts in Chandigarh are being renovated as part of a pilot project on recommendation of the Road Safety Council

The victim, Anuraj, alias Basu, a resident of Charan Singh Colony, Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh, is under treatment at the Panchkula civil hospital in Sector 6

Saturday’s tally of 217 was last seen only on February 11 when the third wave of the pandemic was ebbing away in Chandigarh tricity area

Soldiers of Major Sandeep Sagar’s battalion from Jammu and Kashmir light infantry, led by Subedar Ashwani, paid homage by laying a wreath at his memorial near the Sector-8/17 roundabout in Panchkula

The unidentified man, who used to beg at Majri Chowk in Panchkula and spent nights at the nearby bus stop, was found injured around 11.30 am on June 16 by a labourer

Car dealers told to provide a dustbin and a shopping bag at the time of sale of new car and at the time of servicing; Chandigarh RLA to also make them compulsory for vehicle registration

Karnal police have also recovered a motorcycle (which was used in the crime), a modified motorcycle rickshaw, one tool kit, copper wires, and parts of tube well motors

The deceased, Shilpa, was operated upon for removal of stone from her gallbladder on Friday, her husband Vinod Kumar told the Yamunanagar police

Proposal seems controversial since there are not many institutional sites/internal community buildings in the state conforming to the norms prescribed in the proposed amendment

Panjab University (PU) has finalised the consolidation of six of its centres, which have been subsumed under the umbrella of the Multidisciplinary Centre for Education and Research.

PUTA has welcomed the announcement by Punjab CM Bhagwant Singh Mann regarding the implementation of revised UGC pay scales as per the 7th Pay Commission at the state’s universities and colleges

As many as 45 senior health officials from Nepal attended the six-day international public health management development programme (IPHMDP) by PGIMER that concluded at Hotel Parkview in Sector 24 in Chandigarh

Police arrested four men for gambling near Vivek High School in Sector 38 on Friday

Construction work of the Sangrur centre is likely to be completed by November and the centre will be fully functional in early 2023

Commonly known as the ‘jal murghi’, common names in the vernacular are based on the sounds emitted by this lightweight puff of feathers; lizzies are far less prone to wanton violence against each other in the competition for food and territory