Kapoor said that the BJP had fielded 13 new faces for the elections, underlining its strategy to bring in fresh leadership and give opportunities to grassroots-level workers. He added that the candidates had been selected
Addressing mediapersons during his visit to Kangra, Thakur said the state was witnessing growing instances of corruption and administrative lapses, exposing a gap between government claims and reality. He was in the district to attend
With this latest announcement, the Congress has now declared candidates for 14 wards in the 15-member municipal corporation. The party had earlier, on Thursday, released its first list of eight candidates, leaving seven seats undecided
Gandharva Rathore, Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Election Officer, said that the nominations for various posts in these panchayati raj institutions (PRIs) could be filed before the officials concerned at the panchayats on May 7, 8 and 11
Lakhanpal said that for years, driven by political malice and ideological opposition, the Opposition had resorted to levelling baseless allegations and launching malicious propaganda with the sole objective of maligning the image of BJP leaders
“The response of the public has been very encouraging. We are confident that the Congress will take control of the Municipal Corporation again,” Butail said while interacting with mediapersons in Palampur on Friday. He said
He said that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi infused enthusiasm among the party workers and detailed about the future plans for the growth of the party. He announced the launch of the ‘One Village, One Night’
Parmar termed this practice as a symbol of “politics of showmanship” and said that there was a clear contradiction between speeches delivered at public events in Kangra and the ground reality. He added that if
At that time, the BJP was in power in Himachal Pradesh and the then local MLA Rakesh Pathania, who was also a Cabinet minister, had actively led an aggressive campaign to ensure the victory of
Exercising powers under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, the order prohibits any individual within the district’s territorial limits—except law enforcement agencies—from carrying weapons. The directive also requires all licensed arms holders