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Two women were killed and 11 others injured when the van they were travelling in overturned while trying to avoid hitting cattle in Madhya Pradesh's Shajapur in the early hours of Saturday, police said.
Uttarakhand govt bans mobile phones near Chardham temples, led by CM Pushkar Singh Dhami. Only registered vehicles allowed on routes. Safety a top priority, actions against fake news spreaders ensured. Photography and video recording banned within 200m of temples. Increased footfall overwhelms crowd management efforts.
Residents of Greater Noida West are seeking a robust bus network on three routes from Char Murti, Tigri roundabout, and Sector 52. Suggestions include bus services from 7.30am to 9.30pm to address the lack of public transport in the area, reducing traffic congestion and dependence on personal vehicles. Greater Noida Authority is gathering suggestions before launching the city bus service.
As per reports, during the Char Dham yatra, four pilgrims tragically lost their lives to heart-related issues, while others suffered from dehydration, hypothermia, and high-altitude sickness, receiving medical aid at the shrines.
The Uttarakhand government has banned the use of mobile phones within a 50-meter radius of the Kedarnath temple during the ongoing Chardham Yatra to ensure a smooth darshan experience. Strict enforcement with penalties is in place, and district authorities have been instructed to enforce the ban. Devotees are urged to comply with the guidelines to maintain the temple's sanctity. Additionally, the government has issued new guidelines for the Chardham Yatra, requiring registration and urging restraint to ensure a safe and peaceful pilgrimage.