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Himachal Minister Defends Hiring 700 Locals on ‘Recommendation’, BJP Alleges Backdoor Entry
Himachal Pradesh Industry Minister Harshwardhan Chauhan has defended his viral remarks about securing outsource jobs for 700 youth from his constituency, calling it a matter of pride. Rejecting nepotism claims, he challenged the BJP-which has demanded an inquiry into "backdoor entries"-to congratulate him for helping youth in remote areas.
PM Vidyalaxmi Scheme: Collateral-Free Education Loans up to Rs 7.5 Lakh for Top-Tier Institutions; Check Eligibility and How to Apply
The Union Cabinet has approved the PM Vidyalaxmi Scheme to assist meritorious students facing financial constraints in pursuing higher education. Under this scheme, students securing admission to the country's top 860 educational institutions can access collateral-free loans up to Rs 7.5 lakh with no processing fees.
90% of India’s Early-Career Tech Professionals are Expert AI Users, Reveals Nasscom Report
A new Nasscom report reveals that 90% of India's early-career tech talent is either proficient in or native to artificial intelligence. While enterprise AI adoption has lagged behind expectations in recent years, this high proficiency among young professionals marks a crucial milestone for the industry's future.
Bir Billing Paragliding Banned for Two Months Starting July 15 Over Monsoon Safety Concerns
The administration has imposed a complete ban on both tandem and solo paragliding activities at the world-famous Bir Billing site in Kangra district from July 15 to September 15. The annual two-month suspension aims to ensure the safety of tourists and pilots amid unpredictable monsoon weather conditions.
Amarnath Pilgrims’ Bus Flips in Kangra; 17 Injured, 4 Critical
A tourist bus carrying 57 Amarnath pilgrims overturned on NH-44 in Kangra's Damtal area late Sunday night, leaving 17 passengers injured. Four critically injured victims were rushed to Tanda Medical College. The driver and conductor fled the scene, prompting a police investigation into the accident.
Calling a child a ‘thief’ and threatening jail is prima facie mental cruelty, rules Himachal High Court
The Himachal Pradesh High Court has dismissed a petition filed by a Parwanoo school principal seeking to quash an FIR for allegedly calling a Class 7 student a "thief" and threatening him with jail. The court ruled that such actions inherently cause mental agony to a child.
Do You Need Life Insurance After 60? The Math Behind a 30-Year Retirement Plan
With rising life expectancy and climbing medical costs, experts say life insurance remains essential for senior citizens past the age of 60. Far from being an unnecessary expense after retirement, it serves as a critical tool to ensure financial independence and dignified living during the twilight years.
Indian-Origin Teen Riddhi Chauhan Appointed Battalion Commanding Officer of 300 US Navy Cadets
In a significant achievement, 17-year-old Indian-origin student Riddhi Chauhan has been appointed as the Battalion Commanding Officer of the Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) unit in New York. Leading a contingent of 300 cadets, she now holds the highest student rank in the leadership program.
PM Modi conferred Indonesia’s highest civilian honour; dedicates award to ‘crores of Indians’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with Indonesia's highest civilian honour, the Bintang Adipurna, by President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta on Tuesday. Dedicating the award to the people of India, Modi highlighted the deep civilisational ties between the two democracies and outlined a shared vision for future prosperity.
India strongly condemns demolition of 125-year-old Gurdwara in Pakistan, demands restoration
India on Wednesday lodged a strong protest against the demolition of portions of the historic 125-year-old Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Sahib in Pakistan’s Farooqabad. The Ministry of External Affairs called the incident a "targeted act of vandalism" and urged Islamabad to immediately restore the structure and protect minority shrines.
