The trees of Shimla stand as symbols of elegance and heritage, yet struggle against the pressures of modernity
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Last week Chief Minister Sukhwinder Sukhu announced that his Cabinet ministers, chief parliamentary secretaries, among others would not draw their salaries and allowances for two months.
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The festival attracted filmmakers from 27 countries and 22 states from India, with submissions from nations like Iran, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka
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Under this deciduous tree, village elders would gather to escape the summer heat, share thoughts, and discuss common concerns
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As childhood tales of lightning strikes come to life, the serene hills of Himachal Pradesh are now scarred by the relentless fury of nature
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Every year and every monsoon, the number of floods, landslides and cloubursts are increasing in Himachal Pradesh. While the government works on measures to minimise the losses, can it prevent disasters?
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Recent cloudbursts in Shimla and Kullu are being linked to changing weather patterns and rising summer temperatures
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Climatic factors and human activities have contributed to the rising frequency of extreme weather events like cloudbursts and landslides in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
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Ten years after the seer's clinical death, his followers stand firm to the belief that the Indian guru is in deep meditation (Samadhi), and will return to life any moment.
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Fielding Kamlesh Thakur was Sukhu’s trump card against the BJP to make the party’s going tough for the two-time former MLA Hoshiar Singh under whose term the constituency did not witness much development
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