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Held every year in the months of August and September in the tribal Bharmour region of Chamba district, the yatra draws lakhs of devotees from across the country. They undertake arduous treks to the sacred
Lal said 28,291 voters, including 14,094 women, were eligible to cast their votes in the elections. Among them 283 were first-time voters. A total of 48 polling stations have been set up in the district
Vivek Sharma and Satpal Raizada said that it would be the duty of all Congress supporters and leaders to work towards ensuring the victory of the candidates. However, the selection of party-supported candidates for the
The villagers highlighted that the traditional irrigation system, locally known as a kuhl, was constructed a few years ago through community effort and personal expenditure to meet irrigation needs across their agricultural fields. Stretching nearly
However, the system has now collapsed and rampant violations and wrong parking and roadside parking are once again choking the town, particularly during peak traffic hours. Under the notified plan, four-wheelers were allowed entry from
This follows the decision of the Union Government to formally grant ex-servicemen status to MNS officers with effect from February 9. The invitation was given after an amendment to the Ex-servicemen (Re-employment in Central Civil
शिमला में हाल ही में कोंग्रेस पार्टी ने Una और Kutlehar क्षेत्रों में जिला परिषद चुनाव के लिए अपने उम्मीदवारों के नाम घोषित किए हैं। इन उम्मीदवारों में Diksha Saini (Chattara), Sonia Rana (Dehlan) और
The residents of Ward No. 2 have expressed optimism over his election and said that a young and educated representative can bring fresh ideas and energy to local governance. Issues such as improvement in basic
The delegation, led by Naval Officer Sneha and accompanied by faculty members Aruna Sharma and Nitin Vaishnav, engaged in a detailed interaction with the Governor. The cadets shared their aspirations of joining the National Defence
The decision unfolded at the traditional Chautra of Shathi-Pashi, within the premises of the revered Mahasu Devta temple, where villagers gathered and selected their president, vice-president, BDC member and ward members through a transparent draw