Swetha Guru
Shweta Guru is a seasoned journalist with over 5 years of experience across various prestigious media organizations. She specializes in insightful reporting and impactful storytelling, bringing a wealth of editorial expertise to our newsroom.
No Issues Against Sukhu Government, BJP Had to Bring Assam CM to Shimla: Naresh Chauhan
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu’s media adviser Naresh Chauhan has accused the BJP of lacking substantive issues against the state government. He also questioned Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s Shimla visit and raised concerns over disaster relief funds.
General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Protests, Agnipath and India’s Foreign Policy at KSLF 2026
Former Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane discussed India’s foreign policy, public protests, the Agnipath scheme and defence self-reliance at KSLF 2026 in Kasauli. He stressed the need for dialogue, evidence-based policy changes, greater research investment and open channels of communication.
Pedongi: The Indian Army Mule That Won the Vir Chakra
At Khushwant Singh Lit Fest 2026 in Kasauli, former Army Chief General MM Naravane recalled Pedongi, an Army mule that escaped Pakistani captivity during the 1971 war and returned to its unit carrying a machine gun and ammunition.
India’s First Indigenous CAR-T Cell Therapy NexCAR19 Brings Hope to Blood Cancer Patients, But Awareness Deficit Remains
NexCAR19, India's first approved CAR-T cell therapy developed by IIT Bombay and Tata Memorial Centre, offers affordable indigenous treatment for relapsed blood cancer patients. However, low awareness and delayed referrals remain key challenges for eligible families.
Maharashtra Government Declares Drought in 305 Talukas, Announces Rs 5,000 Diwali Bonus for Farmers
In a major relief ahead of Diwali, the Maharashtra government has declared drought in 305 talukas and announced a Rs 5,000 bonus for farmers facing crop loss and financial distress, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Wednesday.
MBBS Student Files Ragging Complaint at Hamirpur Medical College, Senior Students Under Scanner
An MBBS first-year student at Dr. Radhakrishnan Government Medical College and Hospital in Hamirpur has filed a ragging complaint against over half a dozen second-year students. The anti-ragging committee has initiated a probe, with the principal warning of strict action, including expulsion, if guilt is established.
Despite 6 Local Plants, Cement Prices in Himachal Jump Rs25 Per Bag in a Month
Cement prices in Himachal Pradesh have increased by about Rs 25 per bag over the past month, pushing retail rates to Rs 410 in Solan. Manufacturers cited rising input, fuel, and transportation costs for the latest price adjustment.
Elderly Himachal Couple Cremated On Same Pyre After Wife Dies 15 Minutes Following Husband’s Death
In Himachal Pradesh’s Sirmour district, 70-year-old Hardevi died of shock just 15 minutes after her 78-year-old husband Manga Ram passed away due to illness. The couple was cremated together on the same pyre on Monday on the Giri riverbank.
‘I want my practice to make me uncomfortable’: How Abhishek Sharma plans his explosive innings
India opener Abhishek Sharma smashed a 30-ball 69 against West Indies in Indore, crediting his preparation and tactical planning. The left-hander emphasized making his practice uncomfortable to stay ahead of world-class bowlers and target big overs in T20Is.
Solan Gets First Women-Run Tomato Processing Unit at Salogra to Curb Crop Wastage
Under the National Rural Livelihoods Mission, the Rs 39-lakh facility at Salogra in Solan district will process surplus produce into puree and ketchup, offering local tomato growers protection against distress sales while creating rural employment opportunities for women.
