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The situation is similar with the other new flyover over Rajaram Bridge Chowk on Sinhagad Road as traffic congestion continues to plague the area during peak hours (MAHENDRA KOLHE/HT PHOTO)

Pune’s Sinhagad Road residents frustrated over persistent congestion despite new flyovers

Despite new flyovers on Sinhagad Road, Pune residents remain frustrated with persistent traffic congestion. Inadequate road infrastructure, narrow right-turn lanes, and poor signal timing continue to cause significant delays and gridlock during peak hours.

Akal Takht acting jathedar Giani Kuldeep Singh Gargaj on Wednesday condemned the Pakistani shelling on a gurdwara in Poonch town that left four innocent civilians dead. (HT file photo)

Akal Takht condemns Pakistani shelling on Poonch gurdwara

Akal Takht condemned Pakistani shelling on Poonch gurdwara, which killed four Sikhs, including a raagi. The jathedar urged both governments to resolve disputes peacefully, highlighting the human cost of cross-border tensions since 1947.

Karnataka home minister G. Parameshwara.

Karnataka government to act on Centre’s advisory amid tensions with Pakistan

Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara announced that the state government is implementing measures based on Central government advisories due to rising tensions with Pakistan. He expressed the Congress party's support for the government's actions, emphasizing national security. The state will conduct mock drills to enhance preparedness and protect key installations, with Superintendents of Police instructed to remain vigilant.

A child injured in Pakistani shelling receives treatment at a hospital at Uri in Baramulla district on Wednesday. (PTI Photo)

Six civilians injured in Pakistan shelling along LoC in north Kashmir

Pakistan shelled north Kashmir's Tangdhar and Uri sectors after India's missile strikes, injuring six civilians, including three children. Educational institutions closed, residents sought shelter in bunkers amid heightened tensions following a previous terror attack.

Bengaluru airport issues advisory to air passengers as air travel could be interrupted.

Bengaluru airport issues advisory as flight cancellations hit amid Operation Sindhoor airspace curbs

Bengaluru airport warns of flight cancellations due to Operation Sindhoor airspace restrictions following India's military strikes in response to a terrorist attack. Passengers advised to check flight status and stay updated with airlines and airport channels.

At Delhi Public School, RK Puram, Sirens were simulated to sensitise students about what to do next. (HT Photo/Varun Bhandari)

‘Drop, hold and cover’: Schools across Delhi conduct safety drill exercises

Schools across Delhi conducted safety drills in 550 private and 110 government schools, practicing evacuation procedures amid rising tensions. Students learned emergency protocols, covering heads and calmly exiting buildings while teachers guided them through simulated crisis scenarios.

Karnataka minister and Congress leader Priyank Kharge

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge lauds Op Sindoor, warns against Pak's fake news

Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge voiced strong support for Operation Sindoor, emphasizing India's commitment to combating terrorism and national unity. He cautioned against Pakistan's misinformation following the operation, which successfully targeted terror sites, including four in Pakistan. The Indian Armed Forces conducted this significant strike, marking the deepest military action in Pakistani territory since 1971, against groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

A man looks through a damaged portion of a house after heavy firing and shelling by Pakistan military overnight across the Line of Control in Mendhar area of Poonch district on Wednesday. (PTI Photo)

After Op Sindoor, 12 civilians killed, 42 injured in Pakistan shelling in Poonch

Pakistan shelled along the Line of Control in Poonch, killing 10 civilians and injuring 45, following India's precision strikes on terror targets. Border residents flee amid panic, with villages experiencing extensive damage and casualties.

BBMP chief commissioner Maheshwar Rao inspected footpaths around Majestic area in Bengaluru.

Newly appointed BBMP chief launches drive to fix Bengaluru footpaths, prioritise pedestrian safety

BBMP Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao inspected Bengaluru footpaths, directing officials to improve pedestrian safety, repair infrastructure, prevent encroachments, and ensure clean, walkable paths by addressing issues like broken slabs and street vendor obstructions.

Family members immerse ashes of Shubham Dwivedi, victim of Pahalgam terror attack, on May 3. (ANI photo)

Operation Sindoor: Pahalgam victim Shubham Dwivedi’s wife thanks PM Narendra Modi

Prime Minister Modi's Operation Sindoor strikes terror camps in Pakistan, bringing solace to Shubham Dwivedi's family. His wife Ashanya thanked Modi, emphasizing national unity and resilience against terrorism, symbolizing hope for victims' families.

The Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport in Chandigarh after all civilian flights were cancelled on Wednesday. (Ravi Kumar/HT)

Op Sindoor: IAF takes control of Chandigarh, Amritsar airports, civilian flights cancelled

Indian Air Force seized Chandigarh and Amritsar airports following Operation Sindoor, cancelling all 52 domestic and international flights. Passengers were turned back, disrupting travel for thousands, in response to recent terror-related tensions.

Kartarpur Corridor, the only open surface link from India to Pakistan, was closed on Wednesday morning, hours after Operation Sindoor was launched. (HT file photo)

After Op Sindoor, Kartarpur Corridor closed, 150 Sikh pilgrims turned back

Kartarpur Corridor closed after Operation Sindoor, blocking 150 Sikh pilgrims from visiting Sri Darbar Sahib gurdwara in Pakistan. Immigration officials cited non-conducive conditions, forcing pilgrims to return home amid escalating border tensions.

Karnataka Congress shared an X post, hours later the Indian government announced 'Operation Sindhoor'

Congress faces backlash in Karnataka over 'peace' post amid Operation Sindhoor

Congress faced criticism for initially posting a Gandhi peace quote after Indian Air Force's Operation Sindhoor strike on Pakistani terror camps. The party later issued a supportive statement backing the government and security forces, following backlash from BJP leaders.

Brother of Bengaluru techie who was killed in Pahalgam supports Operation Sindhoor.

‘We stand with the government’: Brother of Bengaluru techie killed in Pahalgam terror attack backs Operation Sindhoor

Bharat Bhushan's brother supports Operation Sindhoor after his brother's tragic killing in Pahalgam terror attack. He urges national unity and backs the government's retaliatory strikes against terror infrastructure, emphasizing the need to protect citizens.

Haryana government officials maintained the transfers are routine. (File photo)

Hry govt transfers Gururgam, Faridabad municipal chiefs

Haryana government transfers municipal commissioners of Gurugram and Faridabad following criticism over recent flooding. Pradeep Dahiya and Dhirendra Khadgata appointed to lead respective cities, focusing on infrastructure and monsoon preparedness.

Rajasthan, a strategically important state, shares a border of approximately 1,070km with Pakistan. (PTI photo)

Operation Sindoor: Schools in four districts of Rajasthan shut

Rajasthan closed schools in four border districts (Ganganagar, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer) following Indian military strikes in Pakistan. A precautionary measure with scheduled mock drills amid heightened regional tensions along the 1,070km border.

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