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No room for drunk revellers in Himachal’s welfare schemes, says gram sabha resolution
Panchayats in India are taking measures to reduce the burden of the Below Poverty Line (BPL) category and the Integrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP) by striking off names of alcoholics from the list. A resolution was passed during a gram sabha meeting at the Badgaon panchayat of the Jhandutta sub-division in Bilaspur district, suggesting that any eligible person selected in two are found creating a ruckus after consuming alcohol or fail to send their children to a government school, their name will be struck off from IRDP/BPL sans notice. The panchayat also decided to make wages earned under MNREGA mandatory for families looking to register under BPL.
Leadership | Mindful parenting: A journey from nutrition to nurturing
A YouTube series on mindful parenting explored holistic child-rearing through expert insights, emphasizing nutrition, emotional well-being, and collaborative learning. The 24-session journey highlighted critical aspects of nurturing children from conception to adolescence, blending tradition with modern perspectives.
Probe ordered after Rajasthan constable alleges assault by senior officer in audio clip
A Rajasthan constable's audio clip alleging assault by a senior officer in Barmer district sparked an investigation. The SP ordered a probe after the head constable claimed the DSP slapped and abused him, which the DSP denies. Opposition leaders demand a fair inquiry.
Delhi Police busts illegal arms factory in Mathura after traversing flooded Yamuna belt
The Delhi Police has dismantled an illegal arms factory in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, arresting Shiv Charan and seizing 14 country-made pistols, raw materials for over 350 more, and manufacturing machinery. The operation involved a challenging two-hour trek through waterlogged fields. Charan was previously linked to a partner arrested in a similar raid in Aligarh. Investigations continue to identify other syndicate members.
Sena (UBT) announces Sindoor protest against India-Pak cricket match
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray announces Sindoor protest against India-Pakistan cricket match, criticizing the government's decision as prioritizing trade over nationalism and calling for the match to be cancelled due to past tensions.
Bengaluru woman killed in Cottonpet hit-and-run, CCTV captures shocking crash
A 45-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Bengaluru when a pickup van struck her on Cottonpet Main Road. CCTV captured the crash. Police arrested the driver, Kiran, and are investigating the circumstances of the fatal accident.
Shimla: 2 killed as car rolls down gorge in Chopal
Two men died when their Bolero Camper fell into a gorge in Shimla's Chopal subdivision. This adds to Himachal's monsoon road crash fatalities, with 168 deaths since June 20. The victims were identified as Prajwal Tangdaik and Jyoti Banaik.
Maharashtra expands mobile forensic lab fleet to 59 to speed up crime detection
The Maharashtra government has expanded its mobile forensic laboratory fleet from 21 to 59 vans to enhance crime investigation efficiency. Inaugurated by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, these vans are equipped with advanced forensic tools for on-site evidence collection, reducing reliance on eyewitness accounts and speeding up criminal case resolution in various urban centers and districts across the state.
Ignoring small things end up in bigger trouble: UP CM on Nepal situation
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath warns against ignoring small issues, citing Nepal's recent unrest. He emphasizes the importance of addressing minor problems early to prevent escalation and widespread confusion, drawing lessons from the recent protests and political turmoil.
Gurugram: Foreigners, residents, volunteers join hands to clean Sector 56 market
Foreigners, residents, and volunteers united to clean Sector 56 market in Gurugram, addressing waste management issues. They swept the area, engaged shopkeepers, and raised awareness about responsible disposal, with municipal support and plans for ongoing community-driven initiatives.
Bengaluru Majestic footpaths cleaned up after Canadian’s viral video exposes mess: ‘No more parkour’
After a Canadian's viral video exposed hazardous footpaths, Bengaluru's Greater Authority launched an intensive cleaning drive in the Majestic area. Caleb Friesen's documentation of pedestrian challenges prompted swift infrastructure improvements, earning public praise and highlighting urban planning gaps.
Chandra Nagamallaiah’s journey from Bengaluru’s Indiranagar to US: 'Texas was always on his radar'
Chandra Nagamallaiah, a Bengaluru native who moved to the US in 2018, was brutally beheaded at a Dallas motel. His family is devastated, a fundraiser has raised $200,000, and his funeral is set for Saturday in Texas.
Three engineering students among nine killed in Hassan Ganpati procession crash
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed condolences after a tanker lorry collided with a Ganesh immersion procession in Hassan, resulting in nine deaths and over 20 injuries, including three engineering students. The government will provide ₹5 lakh compensation to victims' families and cover medical expenses for the injured. Former CM HD Kumaraswamy also extended his sympathies.
Chandigarh: Five get life term for killing 21-year-old vendor
Five youths received life imprisonment for murdering a 21-year-old roadside vendor in Mauli Jagran. The killing stemmed from a dispute over scooter damage and money, with the court relying on scientific and eyewitness evidence to convict the accused.
Space crunch at HC: UT shoots down proposal to extend complex in forest area
Chandigarh Administration opposes High Court complex expansion into forest area, citing environmental restrictions, wetland protection, and Forest Conservation Act. Alternative land in Sarangpur offered. Chief justice seeks Bar association's input on potential solutions.
SC directs ₹10 lakh refund to Chandigarh doctor, others in medical negligence plaint
Supreme Court overturned a medical negligence case, directing a ₹10 lakh refund to a doctor and nursing home. The case involved a patient's wife and newborn's death in 2006, with five medical panels finding no negligence.
