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Siddaramaiah proposes essay competition for students on Gandhian thoughts

Siddaramaiah proposes essay competition for students on Gandhian thoughts

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has asked the state's Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa to organize an essay competition for students on the topic of "Concerns of the 21st century and solutions given by Gandhian thoughts." The competition will be held by the end of this month for students from class-6 and above. Siddaramaiah emphasized the importance of Gandhian ideology in addressing the challenges of the present time. He also suggested rewarding winners and giving certificates to participants.

Himachal Pradesh chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu meets state governor Shiv Pratap Shukla at Raj Bhavan in Shimla on Friday. (ANI)

Himachal governor reviews state’s preparedness amid India-Pakistan conflict

Himachal Pradesh governor reviews state's preparedness amid India-Pakistan tensions, directing heightened border vigilance, ensuring public safety, and maintaining readiness for potential emergencies while commending military actions against terror threats.

Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann after the cabinet meeting in Chandigarh on Friday. (PTI)

Punjab approves funds for anti-drone systems

Punjab approves 51.41 crore for nine anti-drone systems along its 532-km Pakistan border to combat drug and weapon smuggling. The systems will enhance border security, detect hostile drones, and protect against potential threats from unmanned aerial vehicles.

The ongoing admission process under the RTE scheme for academic session 2025-26 was reviewed under the chairmanship of the DM. (Pic for representation)

Notices will be issued to principals who haven’t admitted a single student under RTE scheme: DM

District administration will issue notices to private school principals who haven't admitted students under RTE scheme. 18,093 children allocated schools, with 11,335 admitted so far. Officials will monitor and ensure admissions for remaining students.

Europe sets the rules, India writes the code

Europe sets the rules, India writes the code

India's tech industry faces a critical shift with the EU AI Act, requiring stricter compliance for AI systems. Indian companies must now develop transparent, explainable AI technologies that meet European standards, potentially transforming global tech development and trust models.

Mumbai, India. Dec 20, 2024: A view of the damaged tourist ferry Neel Kamal near Bhaucha Dhakka. An Indian Navy speedboat collided with the said Neel Kamal ferry near the Gateway of India on Monday, resulting in the tragic loss of 13 passengers' lives. More than 100 passengers were rescued by the Navy, Coast Guard, and the Marine Police. Mumbai, India, on Dec 20, 2024. (Photo by Raju Shinde/ Hindustan Times) (Hindustan Times)

Coast Guard in ‘highest level of readiness’

Indian Coast Guard is at highest readiness amid India-Pakistan tensions, strategically deploying sea platforms near Mumbai. Enhanced maritime security follows 26/11 attacks, with comprehensive surveillance network monitoring coastal waters to prevent potential security threats.

Students at a government-aided school in Prayagraj (File)

Only 1% U.P. aided schools comply with govt directive on teacher data

Only 812 out of 4,512 government-aided secondary schools in Uttar Pradesh have uploaded required teacher data, with just 49 entries verified. Education director has instructed immediate compliance and data submission on the designated web portal.

Himachal Pradesh chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu meets state governor Shiv Pratap Shukla at Raj Bhavan in Shimla on Friday. (ANI)

Himachal governor reviews state’s preparedness amid India-Pakistan conflict

Himachal Pradesh governor reviews state's preparedness amid India-Pakistan tensions, directing heightened border vigilance, robust security measures, and community awareness while praising military efforts and urging citizens to remain calm and informed.

Mumbai, India - November 12, 2022: Shiv Sena Deputy Leader (UBT) and Yuva Sena General Secretary Amol Gajanan Kirtikar, son of MP Gajanan Kirtikar. (Photo: Twitter image) (Hindustan Times)

Khichdi scam: Amol Kirtikar, Suraj Chavan, 6 others charge-sheeted

Eight people, including Shiv Sena leaders Amol Kirtikar and Suraj Chavan, were charge-sheeted for a 14.75 crore khichdi distribution scam during Covid-19, involving fraudulent contract allocation, illegal sub-contracting, and misappropriation of funds.

Hoshiarpur deputy commissioner Aashika Jain (HT File)

Punjab: Hoshiarpur launches civil defence enrolment drive to tackle emergency

Hoshiarpur launches civil defence enrolment drive amid India-Pakistan tensions, welcoming citizens from all sectors. Officials encourage emergency preparedness, discourage large gatherings, and implement safety measures like firecracker bans and essential commodity restrictions.

The Dalai Lama

Dalai Lama extends wishes to Pope Leo XIV

Dalai Lama congratulated Pope Leo XIV, expressing hope for global peace and compassion. He highlighted his longstanding interfaith dialogue, emphasizing humanity's unity and shared commitment to understanding across religious traditions.

A madrasa in Bahraich locked by state authorities. (Deepak Gupta/HT)

Unrecognised madrasas locked, bulldozers roar, students sent home: U.P’s crackdown in full swing

U.P. government launches crackdown on unrecognized madrasas near Nepal border, sealing and demolishing unauthorized structures. Students sent home, border security heightened. Administration targets land encroachments within 10 km of international boundary.

Punjab chief secretary KAP Sinha (HT File)

Punjab: State Control Room monitoring essential services

Punjab establishes State Control Room with nodal officers from each department to monitor essential services like health, food, electricity, and transport. 15 officers will oversee coordination between civil and military administration across districts.

Blackout observed in Jalandhar on Friday in view of the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan. (PTI)

Punjab cancels leaves of all IAS, PCS officers

Punjab government cancels leaves for all IAS and PCS officers due to India-Pakistan tensions. Fire staff placed on full alert, with 24/7 deployment and emergency preparedness measures implemented across sensitive state locations.

Two hotel workers killed in crash with stationary tempo on Western Express Highway

Two hotel workers killed in crash with stationary tempo on Western Express Highway

Two hotel workers died after their motorcycle hit a stationary, unmarked tempo on Western Express Highway. The tempo driver, who failed to set up safety measures, fled the scene. Both victims suffered fatal head injuries and were pronounced dead at the hospital.

Punjab health department said that they have 25 advanced life support (ALS) ambulances and 150 basic life support (BLS) ambulances. (HT File)

Punjab earmarks 2,600 trauma beds in govt hospitals amid tensions between India and Pakistan

Punjab prepares for potential conflict by allocating 2,600 trauma beds in government hospitals. Health department forms response teams, mobilizes ambulances, supplies medicines, and ensures blood bank readiness in border districts.

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