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Himachal Pradesh: CM Sukhu inaugurates developmental projects worth Rs. 78.47 crore
Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu performed inaugurations and laid foundation stones of 19 developmental projects worth Rs. 78.47 crore at Dehuri for Banjar assembly constituency of Kullu district on Wednesday. According to an official release, the Chief Minister inaugurated seven projects including Rs. 7.32 crore Banjar bye-pass along with a bridge in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 1.38 crore Manglour bridge on NH 305, Rs. 2.80 crore lift water supply scheme to Tinda Sharan Bijohi, Galoon Laid, Tilroo and Chanour in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 2.17 crore LWSS to Dodni-Age, Bhatgran habitation in GP Diyar in tehsil Kullu, Rs. 2.06 crore Har Ghar Nal Se Jal to various WSS Larji in CV Kotla in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 2.80 crore Multi storied Parking at bus stand Banjar and Rs. 1.35 crore science Lab at Sainj. CM Sukhu laid foundation stones of Johal Jeshta Ashni Puin road to be constructed at a cost of Rs. 4.73 crore, Jawal Tinda via Seri Bella Beogi road on which Rs. 4.65 crore to be spent, bridge over Tirthan river, Banjar to be built with an outlay of Rs. 7.11 crore, Rs. 6.20 crore, and Rs. 5.82 crore single span steel truss bridges over Sainj khad. CM also performed foundation stones of Rs. 3.72 crore reclamation and restoration of rain damages at Sainj market and along right side of Sainj khad in tehsil Sainj, Rs. 8.02 crore flood protection work from Sharabai to Bajaura along river Beas on both side at various reaches, Rs. 1.90 crore flood protection work on Tirthan khad near Banjar, Rs. 3.40 crore flood mitigation and embankment protection work for experimental/ reach farm of KVK Bajaura, Rs. 4.85 crore flood protection work on Tirthan Jibhi khad near Dwala Shari and Ratwah in tehsil Banjar, Rs. 1.83 crore flood protection work to Sainj khad (left side) at various reaches in tehsil Sainj and Rs. 6.35 crore flood protection work on Jibhi khad at Hidab, Ghiagi, Jibhi, Dawala and Damothi and on Tirthan khad at Bathad, Pharyadi, Gushani, Shairopa Deori and Kandi Dhar Kalu ropa and Khundan to Manglore in tehsil Banjar. (ANI)
"Look forward to this group setting new benchmarks": Pujara on Team India's upcoming tour of England
As the Indian Test team gears up for its high-stakes tour of England, India batter Cheteshwar Pujara believes the series will be a defining moment for the next generation of Indian cricket. Speaking as part of Sony Sports' latest campaign 'Naya India, Dhakad India', Pujara underlined the historical significance and the immense challenge that the India-England rivalry poses, particularly on English soil.
Climbers Warned to Prepare for Hypothermia Risks in Hokkaido Mountains
A British couple in light clothing was rescued from Mount Yotei in Hokkaido on May 13th, after sending an SOS due to the cold. The incident has reignited concern over poorly prepared climbers, especially foreign visitors, as mountain guides emphasize the need for greater awareness of hypothermia risks, particularly in northern Japan.
Stocks open higher as US court strikes down Trump Tariffs; IT, Auto stocks lead gains
Indian stock markets opened on a strong note Thursday, tracking positive global cues after a major US court ruling and upbeat earnings from US tech giant Nvidia. The Nifty 50 index opened at 24,825.10, gaining 72.65 points or 0.29 per cent, while the BSE Sensex rose by 278.71 points to start at 81,591.03, marking an increase of 0.34 per cent. Market experts attributed the buoyant start to a significant decision by the US Court of International Trade in New York, which late on Wednesday invalidated the Trump-era tariffs in a twin judgement. The court ruled that former President Donald Trump had wrongfully invoked emergency powers to impose the tariffs, asserting that such authority lies with the US Congress, not the Executive branch. The Trump Administration has announced plans to appeal the verdict in the Federal Appeals Court and may escalate the case to the US Supreme Court if needed. Ajay Bagga Banking and Market Expert, told ANI,
Japan: Tokushima Prefecture Governor Masazumi Gotoda eyes stronger ties with India
Masazumi Gotoda, Governor of Tokushima Prefecture in Japan, shared his vision for strengthening international relations, particularly with India, to promote exports and attract skilled foreign talent. Located on Shikoku Island, one of Japan's four main islands, Tokushima has emerged as the most proactive of the island's four prefectures in advancing global engagement. Governor Gotoda, who took office two years ago after serving 23 years in Japan's House of Representatives, has introduced bold administrative reforms aimed at transforming the prefecture. Among his first initiatives was the establishment of the International Affairs Office, a division he oversees directly.
Praveen Chithravel clinches silver at Asian Athletics Championships
India's Praveen Chithravel clinched the silver medal in the men's triple jump at the Asian Athletics Championships with an impressive leap of 16.90 metres. The young athlete expressed satisfaction with his performance but also hinted at areas for improvement in future competitions. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Chithravel explained his approach and how the competition unfolded for him.
'A Historic Spiritual Homecoming': Arrival of holy relics of Lord Buddha at Truc Lam Yen Tu Pagoda in Vietnam's Quang Ninh
The sacred relics of the Buddha from Sarnath have been on a tour of Vietnam from May 3 to June 2. The original plan was to display the relics in Vietnam till May 21, but on a special request by the Vietnamese Governmnet, the exposition has been extended till June 2. On a deeply emotional and spiritually charged day, the sacred relics of Lord Buddha arrived at Yen Tu Pagoda in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam, marking the seventh leg of their profound pilgrimage to Vietnam from India. Their journey, which began with reverence and celebration in Ho Chi Minh City on May 2, has now reached a crescendo at one of Vietnam's most sacred spiritual sites. From the moment the relics crossed into Yen tu area, the atmosphere transformed into a living embodiment of devotion. Streets were filled with throngs of devotees--men, women, children, and the elderly--lining both sides of the road for kilometers right up to the place of enshrinement. Waving flags and chanting
Indian Army athletes shine at Asian Athletics Championships 2025
Indian Army athletes showcased their class and determination at the 26th Asian Athletics Championships held in Gumi, South Korea, reaffirming the Army's vital role in nurturing sporting talent in the country. The official X handle of ADG PI - Indian army posted on Wednesday,
Trump tariff declared unlawful; India must reassess US trade deal: GTRI
After a federal court of the United States struck down a reciprocal tariff announced by US President Donald Trump, the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said that India should proceed cautiously in its ongoing Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations with the US. A Manhattan-based federal court on May 28 struck down Trump's move to impose reciprocal tariffs on the trading partners of the US and ruled that he can't use emergency power to impose tariffs on foreign countries; it has to come from Congress. The order of the court determined that the tariffs, including those introduced under emergency economic powers, were unlawful. Analysing the impact of the ruling on Trade negotiations, Ajay Srivastava, founder of GTRI, said that India should resist any agreement shaped by threats or based on unlawful measures. Srivastava said that Trump-era tariffs violate World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules as well as the domestic laws of the US as confirmed by the federal court.
Delhi Airport emerges among Top 10 hubs in Asia-Pacific and Middle East region
Delhi Airport is the only Indian airport to be among top 10 hub airports in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East region, according to the 2024 Air Connectivity Ranking released by Airports Council International Asia-Pacific & Middle East (ACI APAC and MID). The ranking, topped by Dubai International Airport, recognises Delhi Airport's growing stature as a global transit hub, with seamless connectivity to 153 destinations worldwide, including 81 domestic and 72 international routes. It is also in line with the Government of India's endeavour to develop Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport as a global transit hub. CEO of Delhi International Airport Limited, Videh Kumar Jaipuriar said,