Landslide Robs Navy NCO of Home, Land; Bureaucracy’s Delay Adds to Woe A tragic incident has unfolded in the life of Suram Singh, a dedicated Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) serving in the Indian Navy. A devastating landslide, compounded by relentless erosion, has claimed his house and over 60 kanals of land. The incident occurred sometime prior […]

Himalayan Cleanup: 8.55 Tonnes of Waste Removed from Manimahesh Yatra Route A massive clean-up operation preceding the annual Manimahesh Yatra has successfully removed 8.55 tonnes of waste from the pilgrimage route. The drive, spanning July 15 to 30, was spearheaded by the Bharmour administration. Volunteers meticulously sorted the collected waste into 13 distinct categories. This […]

Mother’s Milk: A Nation’s Health Shield World Breastfeeding Week, observed recently, underscored the vital role of breastfeeding in nurturing a healthier India. Public Education Officer Birbal Verma highlighted the immense benefits for both mother and child. He stressed that breast milk significantly boosts infants’ immune systems and cognitive development. For mothers, breastfeeding offers considerable health […]

Navy Veteran’s Plight: Six Years of Red Tape After Landslide Devastation A dedicated Indian Navy Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), has endured six years of bureaucratic inertia after a landslide tragically destroyed his home and over 60 kanals of fertile farmland. The devastating event, which occurred on March 31, 2025, rerouted a nearby rivulet, causing catastrophic soil […]

Kullu Parking Chaos: Residents Revolt Against Police Challans Kullu residents are up in arms against what they call arbitrary police challans for roadside parking. The anger stems from a severe lack of adequate parking infrastructure in the popular hill station. Locals allege discriminatory enforcement, claiming some groups receive preferential treatment while others face hefty fines. […]

Lambagaon Milkfed: Empowering Farmers, One Litre at a Time The Lambagaon Milkfed Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) in Suan commenced milk procurement operations on August 1, 2025, offering Minimum Support Prices (MSP) to local dairy farmers. This initiative aims to significantly boost farmers’ incomes and revitalise rural agriculture in the region. The FPO, already recognised for […]

Aishwarya Sud Triumphs at BL Modi Elocution Competition Aishwarya Sud emerged victorious in the junior poetry category at the prestigious BL Modi Elocution Competition, held on August 1, 2025, at Bishop Cotton School. Her exceptional performance secured her the Best Speaker award. The competition, a showcase of young talent, saw participation from ten schools across […]

Deadline Looms: Small Pharma Units Beg for Schedule M Extension Small pharmaceutical units, those with an annual turnover below Rs 50 crore, are pleading for a deadline extension regarding the revised Schedule M manufacturing standards. The current deadline is causing significant financial strain. Many firms haven’t even submitted their upgrade plans yet, citing the substantial […]

Sky High Devotion: Heli-Taxi Service Launches for Manimahesh Yatra Pilgrims embarking on the sacred Manimahesh Yatra will soon have a faster, more convenient option to reach Gaurikund. A new heli-taxi service, commencing operations from Holi, will cost Rs 4,995 per passenger for a one-way trip. Two prominent aviation companies, Chipsan and Thumbi Aviation, have been […]

Auckland House Student Bags Gold, Heads to National Shooting Championship Young Arhaan Rohta of Auckland House School, Auckland has achieved a remarkable feat, winning gold at the U-14 Regional CISCE Shooting Tournament held in Pathankot on August 1, 2025. His exceptional performance has secured him a place in the upcoming national championship. This prestigious national-level […]