Ladbhadol's Anjali secured second place in the music competition Live Times Jogindernagar: Anjali, a resident of village Bharan of Gram Panchayat Utpur of Tehsil Ladbhadol area, has brought glory to the area by securing second place in the music competition in the grand finale of Punjab's TV reality show. Giving information, Anjali's father Prakash Chand said that Anjali has secured second place in the music competition in the grand finale of Punjab's reality show held in Sangrur, Punjab on November 4. He told that this competition was based on All India base, in which Anjali from Himachal had participated. Let us tell you that Anjali has completed her primary education from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pinjore and Chandigarh, secondary education from Vishudha Public School, Ladbhadol and 12th examination from Senior Secondary School, Ladbhadol and graduation from Baijnath Mahavidyalaya. Presently Anjali is working in a private company in Mohali, Punjab. His father Prakash Chand has retired from the post of Assistant Commandant from CRPF and mother Maya Devi is a housewife. Due to this achievement of Anjali, there is an atmosphere of happiness in the entire Ladbhadol area.

Tourists were stuck at various places due to rising water level due to rain Live Times Kangra: Due to sudden change of weather and torrential rains in district Kangra last day, the water level in the drain adjacent to Kareri Lake, Bhagsunag and Gunamata increased and many tourists got stuck here. The police and SDRF team immediately started the rescue work and after the rescue operation which continued till late night, 40 tourists were safely rescued. ASP Hitesh Lakhanpal told that due to sudden rains, about 3 tourists were trapped due to rise in the water level in the drain adjacent to Bhagsunag, Kareri Lake and Gunamata. Apart from this, 11 tourists were trapped in Kareri Lake due to rise in water level in Bhagsunag waterfall. The rescue operation continued in Gunamata and Bhagsunag till around 8 pm and all the tourists were taken to a safe place. He told that till 12:15 pm, about 26 tourists were rescued and taken to a safe place by the police and SDRF jawans in Kareri Lake. The ASP appealed to the tourists to go towards the high altitude areas only after getting the information about the weather. If the meteorological department has predicted bad weather, then tourists should not go on any trekking route.

Live Times Hamirpur: Like every year, this year too, local shopkeepers put up Chhabil at Gandhi Chowk, in which people were given cold water by the shopkeepers. Organized with the mutual cooperation of the shopkeepers, this Chabeel continued from 9:30 am to afternoon, in which apart from the passers-by, school children also tasted the cold water. The member of the civil committee said that Chhabil is organized every year with the mutual cooperation of the shopkeepers. He told that due to rising temperature for the last few days, it was decided to apply cold water on Monday. He told that about one and a half quintal sugar, milk syrup and other ingredients were used.

Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad took out rally in Hamirpur Live Times Hamirpur: Hindu organizations across the state sent a memorandum to the Governor through the Deputy Commissioner, demanding strict action against the culprits of the Manohar murder case in Chamba and hanging them within 90 days. In Hamirpur, workers of Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad took out a huge rally from Bhota Chowk to Gandhi Chowk and staged a protest at Gandhi Chowk. After this, a memorandum was sent to the Governor through the Deputy Commissioner demanding strict action against the culprits. In the memorandum, Hindu organizations expressed their anger against the increasing incidents of violence in the state. In the memorandum, it was demanded that the Chamba murder case should be investigated by the National Security Agency. Along with this, daily hearing should be held against the accused through fast track court and they should be hanged soon. The organization believes that the accused are suspected to be related to terrorist organizations, this should also be investigated. At the same time, he also emphasized on ensuring the system of registration of migrants coming from outside states in the state, so that incidents like Manohar massacre do not recur in the state. Vishwa Hindu Parishad's provincial in-charge Pankaj Bhartiya said that today Hindu organizations sent memorandums from all district headquarters to the Governor against the Manohar massacre in a peace-loving state like Himachal. In this, it has been demanded that the culprits should be hanged within 90 days by conducting daily hearings through fast track courts. He said that people coming from outside states should also be registered, for which strict action should be taken by the police administration and the district administration.

To promote Green Himachal, Clean Himachal, 80 percent of the buses will be electric by 2026. Live Times Shimla : Shimla city has got 20 new electric buses. Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu and Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri flagged off the new buses from Chaura Maidan. After joining the fleet of 20 buses, Shimla has 70 electric buses. These new buses will ply within a radius of 30 to 40 kilometers in Shimla city. Around 200 electric buses have now joined the HRTC fleet in Himachal. Diesel buses are being replaced with the slogan of Green Himachal, Clean Himachal. Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that these buses will be replaced with old diesel-run buses. Increasing the number of electric buses in the depots of the city will reduce the pollution from diesel buses and this will further improve the climate of the city. He said that electric bus charging stations have been made in the city for electric buses in the city. Apart from this, electric charging stations will be built. 110 electric buses have arrived. 75 more new buses will come in Himachal. Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri, who is also in charge of HRTC, said that after the formation of the Congress government, around 200 new buses have been purchased for the HRTC fleet. Because there are more than three thousand buses in HRTC, out of which 1000 to 1200 buses have completed their age, which are being replaced with new buses. In Himachal, a target has been set to electrify 80 percent of the buses by 2026. While running of 20 new electric buses in the city will reduce pollution, passengers will also get rid of the old buses that are getting damaged again and again.

Live Times Kullu: A patient undergoing treatment at the Medical Board of Regional Hospital Kullu jumped from the fourth floor last night, after which he was admitted to the trauma center for treatment, where he died this morning during treatment. The deceased has been identified as 43-year-old Tikam Ram resident Parchad Kullu. According to the information received, the said person had gone to the toilet at around 2.30 pm. Where his wife was also present outside with him. Meanwhile, the person jumped from the window. When the people present in the hospital saw him, he was admitted to the trauma center for treatment. During treatment here, he died at 7 am on Monday. The police was informed about the accident. Police reached the spot and took the dead body into custody and handed it over to the relatives after the post-mortem. SP Sakshi Verma confirmed that the police have registered a case. Further action is in progress.

Live Times Shimla: Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu, while presiding over the review meeting of Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC), said that the corporation would open three exclusive hotels along the Kiratpur-Manali four-lane highway in future. With this, tourists and other passengers will get state-of-the-art facilities. He said that these hotels would be equipped with modern facilities and it was aimed at providing the best experience to the tourists in the State. A study has also been done by a consultant for the implementation of this project. The Chief Minister said that with the opening of the four-lane highway, there would be an unprecedented increase in the inflow of tourists in the region. The state government will provide all the basic facilities to the tourists so that they get a pleasant travel experience in the state. The Chief Minister said that the government is making efforts to expand tourism infrastructure and services. This will not only give a fillip to the tourism business, but will also generate employment and self-employment opportunities for the local population. Sukhu said that in the recent cabinet meeting, it was decided to set up three new highway-cum-tourist police stations at Baged in Bilaspur district, Nerchowk in Mandi district and Bhuntar in Kullu district along the Kiratpur-Manali National Highway. He said that necessary recruitment of staff would also be done to make these police stations functional with the aim of meeting the needs of the tourists and ensuring their safety. During the meeting, HPTDC Managing Director Amit Kashyap gave detailed information about the projects being implemented by the corporation.

Live Times Sujanpur: Ankush Kumar Alohia of DAV School Alampur has become a part of the Indian Army by becoming a lieutenant after passing out parade from Indian Military Academy Dehradun. Ankush Kumar has been selected in Regiment Car of Engineer. Lieutenant Ankush Alohia's father Naresh Kumar Alohia is posted in Chandigarh as a Subedar Major in the Indian Army, while mother Promila Alohia is a homemaker. Ankush has a sister. Lieutenant Ankush has completed his education up to Class 2 from DAV School, Alampur. Ankush gave the credit of his selection to the school principal Bikram Singh and his parents along with the teachers. Principal Bikram Singh congratulated Lt. Ankush Kumar Alohia and his family for this achievement and wished Ankush a bright future.

Manali's tourism business picks up, occupancy in hotels increased crowds of tourists everywhere Live Times Kullu: The tourism business of Manali has brightened due to rising mercury in the plains. To get relief from the scorching heat, tourists from all over the country are reaching Manali and spending their time in the beautiful valleys of Manali. Due to this, tourism city Manali along with various tourist places of the state has started buzzing with tourists. Significantly, these days the weather in Manali remains pleasant. Snowflakes are also falling along with rain in the upper reaches of the valley for the past several days. In such a situation, these days Manali is no less than a paradise for tourists. To get relief from the rising heat in the plains of the country, tourists from South to North India have turned to the mountains. The occupancy rate of hotels in Manali has increased from 80 to 90 percent since last week. While all the hotels in Manali are packed during the weekend. District Kullu has more than 5000 hotels, home stays and guest houses. There are more than 3000 hotels, home stays and guest houses in Manali alone. Along with tourist town Manali, other tourist places of the valley like Kasol, Manikarna, Solanganala, Kothi Gulaba and Marhi have become vibrant. After reaching here, tourists are doing adventure activities like zip line, paragliding, river rafting etc., while in the evening the Mall Road of Manali is also crowded with tourists. Tourism businessmen are giddy with the increasing number of tourists. If we look at the figures of Green Tex Barrier Manali, the number of tourists has increased in the last one week. Everyday 2200 to 2400 tourist vehicles are entering Manali. As compared to last year, 8800 more tourist vehicles have reached Manali this year in the month of April, whereas in the month of May more than 11 thousand tourist vehicles arrived. After the increasing crowd of tourists, now the situation of jam has also started in many places of Manali. In view of this, police personnel have also been deployed at various places in Manali. 80 to 90 percent occupancy full in hotels Hotelier Association Manali President Mukesh Thakur says that compared to last year, there has been an increase in the number of tourists visiting Manali in April and May this year. Due to the good road, tourists are turning to Manali. These days the occupancy of hotels in Manali is 80 to 90 percent, then in the weekend the occupancy becomes 100 percent. As soon as the tourist destination Rohtang opens for tourists, the number of tourists coming to Manali will increase further. Manali's travel agent Gagan says that after May 20, the number of tourists is increasing continuously. The tourism business is expected to run well till June 30. The temperature has increased significantly in the plains, due to which tourists from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab and Delhi are reaching here. Tourists are happy after reaching Manali On the other hand, the tourists who reached Manali are looking very happy after coming here. Tourists from Lucknow say that they came here and enjoyed the zip line. The temperature in Lucknow is running above 40 degrees, while the temperature in Manali is currently running around 9 to 10 degrees. They are very happy to be here. Uday, who came from Maharashtra, said that many forms of weather are being seen here. Enjoying rain, sun and cold in the same day. Now they will head towards Keylong to witness the snow. Rahul, a tourist from Delhi, said that he had come here to rest for a few days. He has done many adventurous activities after coming here. He comes to Manali after every two years. The heat is on the rise in Delhi right now, while the weather in Manali is still chilly. Police administration ready due to increasing crowd In view of the increasing crowd in all the tourist places of Kullu including Manali, the police administration has also become ready. According to SP Sakshi, especially Manali has been divided into different sectors for better traffic management. Police and Home Guard personnel have been deployed in these sectors. In the last week itself, 50,000 vehicles have crossed the Atal Tunnel, while more than 5,000 vehicles have reached the tourist destination Kasol in the last week.

Delegation of displaced people met DC Live Times Nahan: Renukaji Dam oustees have met the DC at district headquarters Nahan and demanded extension of two months to register objections related to Renuka Dam. A delegation of Renuka Ji Dam oustees met DC Sumit Khimta under the chairmanship of Sanjay Chauhan, general secretary of Renuka Dam Jan Sangharsh Samiti. After meeting the DC, the oustees have demanded that the one month time given to the dam oustees to register their objections is going to be completed on June 14, but till now most of the oustees have not been able to register their objections. There are many dam oustees who are still not aware of this. He said that after meeting the DC, a demand has been made to extend this period by two more months, so that all the dam oustees can register their objections. Renuka ji Dam oustees also say that the dam oustees who have received compensation, they still do not know how much money is being given to them by the government for the land and the houses that have come under the JD. . He said that the government and the dam management should also clarify the situation in this regard, so that the displaced can register their claims and objections in the right way.

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