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The company, which operates the multi-level parking near the High Court (the Lift), has asked the Shimla Municipal Corporation (SMC) to restore electricity and water supply connections in order to get it operational.

Anjana Thakur, pursuing PhD (botany) at Himachal Pradesh University (HPU), has become the first specially abled student from the state to take part in the Indian Science Congress held in Nagpur from January 3 to 7.

The Shimla Municipal Corporation (SMC) has been faltering on collection of property tax in the city as outstanding amount mounted over the past few months. The corporation has been issuing notices to defaulters at regular intervals, but the move has barely elicited any positive response so far.

More than 300 participants win prizes in Malwa Marathon 'Daudega Indore' competition

Situated adjacent to the district border, Mallan village in Gidderbaha tehsil of Muktsar has become a home for hundreds of birds. New winged guests come to this village on daily basis. While many birds have started moving to neighbouring states, this village in the heart of the Malwa region has been

The water supply from the Sirhind canal, which reportedly remained suspended for 25 days for carrying out the cleaning work, has now resumed. However, the level of water in several channels of the canal was quite low.

Nomadic cat-hunters in the Malwa region have become quite active in recent years. They are a threat to wildlife, including cats, monitor lizards, rabbits, partridges and foxes, among other animals. These nomadic hunters have makeshift accommodations near common land of villages.

Ultra runner Sameer Singh will be the star attraction in the Malwa Marathon to be held in Indore on December 18.Expressing his excitement about this marathon, Sameer Singh, a runner who has been a part of a 10,000 km ultra-race, said, ...

Talking about the Malwa Marathon 'Daudega Indore' competition, organizer Pushkar Mehta said, "Indore is among the top cities in cleanliness and other such matters

Orphaned at the age of 11, there was no one to take care of Rinku (name changed), a resident of Delhi, when he was rescued by a team of the Labour Department from a tea vend where he was working as a labourer.