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Dehradun Police Nab Bangladeshi National and Woman for Fake Identity Under ‘Operation Kalnemi’

22Nov

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State, Uttarakhand

Dehradun Police Nab Bangladeshi National and Woman for Fake Identity Under ‘Operation Kalnemi’

Dehradun: In a major breakthrough under ‘Operation Kalnemi’, Dehradun police and the Local Intelligence Unit (LIU) have arrested Bangladeshi national Mamun Hasan (28), also known as Sachin Chauhan, along with his accomplice Reena Chauhan, a resident of Tyuni, for using fake identities and illegally residing in India. The incident has sent shockwaves due to its extraordinary circumstances. Reena Chauhan reportedly gave her ex-husband’s identity to her Bangladeshi partner, enabling him to settle illegally in Dehradun. SSP Ajay Singh stated that the operation aims to crack down on individuals residing in the state with forged documents and fake identities. Police received information about a Bangladeshi man living illegally in the Nehru Colony area with a local woman. Facebook Connectio...

Good News for Punjab and Himachal Residents: Greenfield Highway from Chandigarh to Delhi to Open on 1st December

22Nov

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PUNJAB AND HARYANA, State

Good News for Punjab and Himachal Residents: Greenfield Highway from Chandigarh to Delhi to Open on 1st December

Chandigarh: A major relief is in store for commuters from Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir. Travel from Chandigarh to Delhi is set to become faster and more convenient with the opening of a new Greenfield Highway on 1st December. The new route, part of NH-205A, will bypass the notorious traffic congestion at Kharar, Mohali, providing a smooth and time-saving journey for travelers. The highway spans approximately 31 kilometers, connecting Mohali’s IT Chowk to Kurali and onward to Siswan-Baddi Road. Project Cost and FeaturesBuilt under the Bharatmala project, the highway has cost roughly ₹1,400 crore. With the completion of construction at Kurali, including the resolution of issues caused by high-tension power lines, the highway is now ready for public use. Road markings,...

Olympian Ravi Dahiya to Tie the Knot: Engagement on 29th Nov, Wedding on 30th Nov

22Nov

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PUNJAB AND HARYANA, State

Olympian Ravi Dahiya to Tie the Knot: Engagement on 29th Nov, Wedding on 30th Nov

Sonipat, Haryana: India’s celebrated Olympic wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya is set to embark on a new journey of life as he prepares to get married. The engagement ceremony will take place on 29th November, followed by the wedding on 30th November with Richa, an MA student from Bilbilan village in Sonipat. About the BrideRicha hails from a farmer family in Sonipat’s Bilbilan village. Known for her simple nature and dedication to studies, she is currently pursuing her Master’s degree. The engagement and wedding preparations have created a festive atmosphere, with close family, relatives, and select guests attending the ceremonies. Many international-level wrestlers are also expected to grace the wedding. About Ravi DahiyaThe 27-year-old Olympian comes from Nahri village, Sonipat, a place ...

Al-Falah University Hostel Used for Explosives Practice: Interrogation of Muzammil and Shaheen Reveals Major Details

22Nov

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PUNJAB AND HARYANA, State

Al-Falah University Hostel Used for Explosives Practice: Interrogation of Muzammil and Shaheen Reveals Major Details

Faridabad/Jammu & Kashmir: Following the arrest of Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, Mosque Imam Ishtiaq, and Dr. Shaheen Shahid from Al-Falah University, the Faridabad Crime Branch deployed a team to Jammu & Kashmir to interrogate suspected terrorists. Investigations revealed that hostel rooms at the university were being used to practice making explosives, with Muzammil and Umar actively involved. Explosives Made from Chemicals and FertilizersThe accused allegedly mixed urea, potash, nitrogen, and other chemicals to create explosive materials. Reports indicate that some chemicals were allegedly taken from the medical college laboratory and repurposed for these activities. Security sources also revealed that the duo used a grinding machine at a taxi driver’s residence near Dhouj Mosque to ...

Plant 50 Trees”: Punjab-Haryana High Court Releases Rash Driving Convict on Probation with Unique Directive

22Nov

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PUNJAB AND HARYANA, State

Plant 50 Trees”: Punjab-Haryana High Court Releases Rash Driving Convict on Probation with Unique Directive

Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the release of a man convicted for causing death by rash and negligent driving, placing him on probation with a unique directive to plant 50 native trees. Justice Vinod S. Bhardwaj emphasized the importance of a reformative approach rather than punitive revenge, highlighting the broader goal of societal improvement. Court’s ReasoningThe High Court stressed that the purpose of the judicial system is not to punish for the sake of vengeance but to create a mindset where individuals understand that obeying the law benefits everyone. The convict and the victim’s families had already reached an amicable settlement, which the court considered in its decision. The man had previously been convicted under sections 279 (rash driving), 33...

Anandpur Sahib to Host Grand Three-Day Event Honoring 350th Martyrdom Anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji

22Nov

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PUNJAB AND HARYANA, State

Anandpur Sahib to Host Grand Three-Day Event Honoring 350th Martyrdom Anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji

Anandpur Sahib is set to become the spiritual heartbeat of Punjab once again. From 23rd to 25th November, a magnificent three-day congregation will commemorate the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, along with Bhai Mati Das Ji, Bhai Sati Das Ji, and Bhai Dayala Ji. The event promises a unique blend of devotion, culture, and history, drawing participation from across the state. Celebrating Sacrifice and LegacyThe Punjab government has made meticulous preparations to honor this historic occasion with respect, sensitivity, and grandeur. The event is designed not only to commemorate history but also to connect future generations to the rich legacy of the Sikh faith—a legacy that has always championed humanity, justice, and righteousness. The sacrifice of Guru Tegh Bahadur ...

Seventeen Congress Leaders on High Command’s Radar After Anta Bypoll, Action Looms

22Nov

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Politics, Rajasthan, State

Seventeen Congress Leaders on High Command’s Radar After Anta Bypoll, Action Looms

Baran, Rajasthan: Despite Congress securing victory in the Anta Assembly bypoll, 17 party leaders are facing disciplinary action for failing to perform assigned duties during the campaign. The high command is reportedly displeased, and a major shake-up within the state unit is expected. Failure to Turn Up for Campaign DutiesThe leaders in question were designated as star campaigners and assigned responsibilities at the block level. However, they did not participate in field activities during the bypoll. This lapse has put them squarely on the radar of senior party officials, prompting plans for strict action. Youth Congress Leaders Also Under ScrutinyIn addition, 18 district heads of the Youth Congress have been issued notices for not attending a protest organized in Jaipur. The demo...

Jaipur Traffic Solution: Sindhi Camp Bus Stand to Become Multi-Modal Hub

22Nov

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Rajasthan, State

Jaipur Traffic Solution: Sindhi Camp Bus Stand to Become Multi-Modal Hub

Jaipur: To tackle the persistent traffic congestion in Jaipur, the Sindhi Camp Bus Stand is set to be transformed into a state-of-the-art multi-modal hub (ISBT), modeled on Delhi’s integrated bus terminals. This ambitious project, estimated at ₹2,278 crore, aims to shift most private buses out of the city, significantly reducing traffic on Jaipur’s roads. Enhanced Connectivity and Reduced CongestionUnder the plan, private buses will operate primarily from locations outside the city, while only a limited number of roadways buses will continue to access Sindhi Camp. The hub’s connectivity to the metro and railway stations will be upgraded, allowing passengers to travel efficiently across the city without facing traffic snarls. Mega-Project DetailsThe initiative is not limited to Sindhi...

Rajasthan: 48 IAS Officers Transferred Following Arrival of New Chief Secretary; Akhil Arora Joins CMO, Shikhar Agrawal Posted Out

22Nov

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Rajasthan, State

Rajasthan: 48 IAS Officers Transferred Following Arrival of New Chief Secretary; Akhil Arora Joins CMO, Shikhar Agrawal Posted Out

Jaipur: In a major administrative reshuffle, Rajasthan has announced the transfer of 48 IAS officers following the appointment of the state’s new Chief Secretary. Among the key changes, Akhil Arora has been inducted into the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), while Shikhar Agrawal has been reassigned. The reshuffle also includes new appointments for the divisional commissioners of Kota and Bharatpur. Details of the TransfersThe transfer list, issued by the Joint Secretary to the Governor, includes 48 IAS officers. Notably, no district collectors have been included in this round, suggesting another list could be released in the coming days. Senior Officers Get New ResponsibilitiesAkhil Arora, a 1993-batch IAS officer, previously served as ACS of the Public Health Engineering Department (P...

Rajasthan Weather Update: Temperatures Rise but Cold Winds and Fog Keep Residents Shivering

22Nov

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Rajasthan, State

Rajasthan Weather Update: Temperatures Rise but Cold Winds and Fog Keep Residents Shivering

Jaipur: Although minimum temperatures in Rajasthan have risen slightly, reaching above 10°C in many areas, the chill persists due to cold winds descending from hilly regions and dense morning fog. Cities such as Fatehpur (6.6°C) and Nagaur (7.4°C) remain among the coldest, while heavy fog and biting winds are making even daytime temperatures feel much colder. Rising Minimum TemperaturesJaipur has experienced a steady rise in minimum temperatures over the past two days. Despite this increase, cold conditions continue to dominate due to persistent winds from the hills. On Friday, only eight cities recorded temperatures below 10°C, compared to seventeen cities two days earlier. No city recorded a temperature below 5°C, a significant improvement from recent days when Mount Abu had dropped t...