44 leopards, tigers die in two months in Uttarakhand
byDehra Dun : The number of leopards and tigers dying in Uttarakhand is disturbing. And though the forest authorities are conveniently passing off the…
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Tibet Prime Minister in Exile permitted to use Red Beacon light in Himachal
byShimla: Giving recognition to the Prime Minister of Tibet, for a government in exile as being a democratically elected leader, the Himachal Pradesh government…
Drug dealer with 22 Kgs Charas nabbed in Himachal
byShimla: A convicted drug dealer, who had jumped parole, was nabbed with over 20 Kgs of Charas (marijuana) from his native village Ghotari on the…
Stalled Jakhu ropeway, Himachal excise policy gets cabinet nod
byShimla: Stalled Jakhu ropeway was given the cabinet nod on Saturday as it approved the years excise policy and granted approval to Rs 870.16…
Sukh Ram’s son inducted into Virbhadra’s cabinet
byShimla: The two month old Virbhadra Singh led congress government in its first expansion, Saturday, inducted Anil Sharma, son of former union minister Sukh…
Vigilance to probe phone tapping, says Virbhadra
byShimla: Less than a day after the completion of a probe into the alleged phone tapping during the previous BJP regime in Himachal Pradesh, Chief…
The Attacks of 26/11: the horrific night comes ‘alive’ (Movie Review)
byRam Gopal Varma is all set to recoup his Midas touch of the late 90’s with his new crime-thriller based on real incidents —-The…
Over 1,000 phones tapped during BJP rule in Himachal
byShimla: Another report into illegal phone tapping, allegedly by the previous BJP government in Himachal Pradesh, Friday said 350 telephone calls, mostly of politicians and…
Union Budget : bell continues to toll for Uttarakhand
byDehra Dun : Finance minister P Chidambaram may have done a tight rope walk while making the budget proposals for 2013-14, but for the…
Shimla in grip of jaundice
byShimla: The “Queen of Hills”, as this state capital was fondly called by the British, is in the grip of jaundice. More than 100 cases…