Noida road turned cowshed for two months, to be cleared now

For the past two months, over 850 cows have been stranded on a road in Sector 135, Noida, India after flooding from the Yamuna River. The cows were moved to the road after their cowshed was inundated during the flooding. The cows have not been properly cared for and many are malnourished and ill. After a month of requests, the Noida authority has finally given permission for the cows to be moved back to the shelter.

Mock chemical attacks to air raids: Lucknow’s emergency response tested

Lucknow conducted a comprehensive emergency response drill simulating chemical attacks and aerial bombings, involving top officials. The exercise demonstrated evacuation, rescue, and threat mitigation strategies, testing citywide emergency preparedness and response systems.

Fake NBWs issued: Arrested for no crime, it’s “to hell and back” for Kheri brothers

Two brothers were falsely arrested on fake Non-Bailable Warrants in Lakhimpur Kheri, spending nearly 20 hours in custody. Court discovered forged warrants, released them, and ordered an investigation into the criminal conspiracy.

One killed, 9 injured as unidentified aircraft crashes in Bathinda village

An unidentified aircraft crashed in Punjab's Bathinda, killing one person and injuring nine. The crash occurred near an air force station, shortly after India's strike on terror targets, with wreckage found in multiple villages and no official explanation yet.

Shubham’s wife says Operation Sindoor has shown we are not alone

Indian armed forces launched Operation Sindoor against terror camps in Pakistan, responding to the Pahalgam attack. Shubham Dwivedi's wife Ashanya proclaimed the operation shows victims are not alone, expressing national solidarity and resilience against terrorism.

Blackout simulations, evacuation protocols: U.P. conducts mock drills

Uttar Pradesh conducted comprehensive war preparedness mock drills across all 75 districts, simulating aerial attacks, blackouts, and evacuations. The exercises tested emergency response, coordination between agencies, and public awareness in potential crisis scenarios.

Sonepat man kills sister who wanted to remarry

A man in Sonepat killed his sister Preeti for wanting to remarry, shooting her after a dispute involving her husband and brother-in-law. Police have registered a case against the accused, who has a criminal history, and are searching for him.

Taste of Life: How wartime blackouts affected domestic chores, public dining

During World War II, India implemented Air Raid Precautions (ARP) with mandatory blackouts in major cities. Wardens enforced strict lighting restrictions, affecting daily life, public spaces, dining, weddings, and religious ceremonies to protect against potential aerial attacks.

Water-sharing row: Punjab restrained from interfering in BBMB ops

Punjab high court restrained from interfering in BBMB water operations at Nangal dam. Court directed implementation of Union home ministry's May 2 decision allowing more water release to Haryana, emphasizing legal remedies and proper communication channels.

Op Sindoor: Panic in border areas, villagers start evacuating to safer places

Border villages in Ferozepur and Tarn Taran are evacuating amid India-Pakistan tensions following targeted strikes on terrorist infrastructure. Residents, particularly near the border, are moving women and children to safer areas, anticipating potential conflict.

India used its right to respond: Omar on Operation Sindoor

India defended its Operation Sindoor, targeting terror bases in Pakistan and PoK after the Pahalgam civilian killings. Omar Abdullah praised the precise strikes, criticizing Pakistan's disproportionate response while local politicians supported the action.

Real tribute, justice to those killed in Pahalgam attack, say families of victims

Families of Pahalgam attack victims praise India's cross-border Operation Sindoor, viewing it as a strong, timely response and justice for those killed. They appreciate the operation's symbolic name and see it as a tribute to the victims and their families.

KDMC takes strict action against indicted staff after woman patient dies due to ambulance delay

A preliminary investigation into the death of Savita Birajdar at Rukminibai Hospital in Thane has revealed serious staff and ambulance driver lapses leading to delays in her treatment. Following her death, the Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation issued show-cause notices and suspended involved personnel. The incident has sparked public outrage and calls for accountability from political leaders.

Mock drills in several Delhi markets see enthused participation from people

Delhi conducted evacuation drills named 'Operation Abhyaas' at various locations, including Khan Market and Chandni Chowk, simulating emergency scenarios like air raids and fire emergencies. Participants learned emergency response techniques, emphasizing the importance of staying calm in crises. Shoppers noted the drills' value in preparing for real emergencies, with officials planning to continue these exercises to enhance community readiness.

Chandigarh: Government College of Education organises annual prize distribution function

Government College of Education celebrated its annual prize distribution, honoring 185 students. Chief guest Richa Rathee highlighted teaching's transformative power, emphasizing education as a mission. Principal Dr. Sapna Nanda praised academic excellence and student development.

RML Hospital holds mock drill simulating emergency management of 40 blast victims

A high-intensity mock drill simulating the management of 40 bomb blast victims was conducted at RML Hospital in New Delhi. The exercise assessed the hospital's emergency preparedness and triage efficiency. The simulation involved various traumatic injuries and required multidisciplinary intervention. Following the drill, a debriefing session was held to review protocols and identify system gaps for improvement in disaster response.