The PM announced a relief package of 1,500 Crore package for the flood-hit region
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From Himachal’s wettest August in 76 years to Punjab’s submerged farms, 2025's Monsoon floods expose how erratic development and human neglect have magnified nature’s fury
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A few fortunate individuals have been reunited with their families thanks to the assistance of NGOs and caregivers, and government interventions, however lack of data is a major roadblock.
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District Magistrate Uttarkashi Prashant Arya said that the team has started working to search for the missing people. The Yamunotri highway has also been a 10-meter washout
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In colder than usual Christmas day, poets invoke pains of unending war
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S.R. Harnot has passionately tried to raise the concerns of the mountain people over reckless exploitation of rivers in his work of fiction
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There is a new churning in Punjab politics and the Bharatiya Janata Party is diving in with an eye on the 2027 assembly election
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The Jai Ram Thakur government is planning to reopen schools this week even as Covid-19 cases show a significant decline.
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Officially the Manimahesh yatra was called off this time due to the Covid-19 restrictions and kept a low-key affair. But some groups of trekkers seem to have chosen to explore the mountain trek as part of their own mission.
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Addressing the media, Himachal Pradesh CM Jairam Thakur called speculation of a change in leadership in the state completely baseless. The statement came after he visited Delhi on Tuesday, the second time in a month, to meet President Ram Nath Kovind and senior party leaders.
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