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Indian Railways launches round trip package scheme with 20% discount on return fares
The Ministry of Railways introduces a festival round trip scheme to ease crowding with a 20% rebate on return tickets booked for specific travel dates.
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Bengal police lathi-charge protestors during march over RG Kar rape case
The protest, led by senior leaders Suvendu Adhikari and Agnimitra Paul, marked the anniversary of the controversial RG Kar Medical College incident.
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Himachal brothers who married same woman open up on relationship: ‘Sole purpose of marriage was…’
The two brothers from the Shillai village in Himachal's Sirmaur district married the same woman in a rare polyandrous ceremony, locally known as 'Jodidara'.
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'There was political will...no restrictions': IAF chief on Operation Sindoor
“No restrictions were put on us... If there were any constraints, they were self-made...” the Chief of Air Staff said.
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HC defers hearing on Punjab’s plea to Aug 21
The high court bench of chief justice Sheel Nagu and justice Sanjiv Berry posted the matter for hearing on August 21 while allowing the petitioner state to implead Haryana as a party to the dispute...
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‘Vote theft’ direct attack on constitution, says Balbir Sidhu
Sidhu alleged that before elections, the BJP government has been removing thousands of names from the voter list and creating fake votes, running a new racket of vote theft – which is nothing less ...
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Former Dirba MLA Baldev Singh Mann rejoins SAD
On the occasion, SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal announced that the party will hold a morcha against AAP-led Punjab government’s land pooling policy from Amb Sahib gurdwara in Mohali on September 1
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Punjab unlikely to get new med college before 2027
With the revamp work of dist hospitals in Kapurthala & Hoshiarpur stalled due to tendering issues, the state will not be applying for new med colleges for the 2026-27 academic session
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Punjab CM, Kejriwal launch 24 sector-wise advisory panels to boost industrial growth
Addressing a gathering here, Kejriwal alleged that the era prior to 2022 was dominated by extortion, where industrialists were coerced by political leaders to give up stakes in their businesses
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Denial of treatment to Ayushman beneficiaries will invite strict action: Haryana State Health Authority
In a statement the SHA said that “several empanelled hospitals” have conveyed that they are not participating in the Indian Medical Association’s (IMA) call to withdraw services from August 7 under...
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Newborn boy declared dead twice, found alive; dies later
After being declared dead twice by a private hospital and being found alive, the family eventually took the newborn to the Ludhiana civil hospital; but he died during treatment
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At CEO conclave, CM Mann, Kejriwal pitch Punjab as investment destination
Addressing the conclave, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann claimed that past governments had driven industries away with their regressive policies, creating unnecessary hurdles instead of facilitating growth
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Ludhiana MC’s monsoon prep a big joke, commuters pay price
Two-wheeler riders, in particular, are facing a tough time navigating through damaged and water-filled stretches; many have suffered falls and injuries
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Man stabbed by armed gang from across Bangladesh border
The Border Security Force said they have arrested four of the attackers and the combing operations are on
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Naga group agrees to call off agitation after meeting with officials
Officials assured that the apprehensions of Nagas in the foothill areas would be seriously considered in consultation with the Centre
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7, including 2 children, killed in Delhi after wall collapse caused by heavy rain
"Seven people have died in the wall collapse incident in Harinagar, Jaitpur, including 3 men, 2 women and 2 girls," Delhi police said.
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Teenage boy killed by uncle in Bengaluru over money for online games
A teenage boy in Bengaluru was allegedly killed by his uncle after he used to repeatedly borrow money from him to play online games.
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