” Faridabad, Haryana: Peethadhishwar of Bageshwar Dham, Acharya Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, leading the Sanatan Hindu Ekta Yatra across three states, reached Faridabad on Sunday on the journey from Delhi to Vrindavan. Thousands of devotees participated in the march, during which Baba Bageshwar urged Hindus to awaken and unite beyond caste divisions, emphasizing the importance of both religion (Dharma) and nation. Addressing the media, Baba Shastri said the yatra aims to promote awareness about protecting Hindu heritage while striving for a society free from caste discrimination, untouchability, and religious intolerance. He stressed: “If Dharma does not survive, the nation cannot survive, and if the nation does not survive, Dharma will also be lost. Both are essential for everyone.” ...

Chandigarh/Gurugram: Union Minister for Housing, Urban Development, and Energy, Manohar Lal Khattar, on Sunday provided key insights into the future of urban transport at the 18th Urban Mobility India (UMI) Conference & Expo in Gurugram. The minister announced plans for luxury seating in metro trains and the introduction of a single National Mobility Card that will be usable across metro, bus, and other public transport systems to simplify commuter convenience. Addressing the closing ceremony, Minister Khattar emphasized that the metro network will be expanded in congested urban areas to reduce traffic jams. He noted that under the revised metro licensing framework, operators will no longer need a separate license for last-mile connectivity, as it will now be integrated within the p...

Chandigarh: Haryana’s newly appointed Director General of Police (DGP) OP Singh has grabbed national attention with his outspoken comments on road safety, reckless driving, and stunts performed on roads. Speaking about the rising incidents of “stunt driving,” drink-and-drive cases, and street altercations, Singh said that people driving Bullet motorcycles and Thar SUVs often have “disturbed minds” and warned that strict action will follow against such behavior. Strong Words on Bullet and Thar Owners DGP Singh, a 1992-batch IPS officer from Bihar, commented that today’s youth and criminals often use their vehicles as symbols of status and dominance. He stated, “Anyone who owns a Thar has a faulty mindset. Thar owners perform stunts, which are often dangerous for others. Today, a Thar ...