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2103 Solan, February 11 Around 350-kg poppy husk was seized by the Paonta Sahib police near the inter-state barrier at Behral in the wee hours of Thursday in Sirmaur district. Police weighing the seized contraband. The first seizure of 200 kg was made from a truck (HP-11-4991) near the barrier by a police team led by Devinder Singh. The police had received information that the said truck had gone to Sattiwala Chowk to Banjana Basti and was carrying huge cache of contraband. The truck was stopped and searched near Banjara Basti and eight bags containing 200 kg poppy husk was found. The driver,...

‘No man’s land’ created at Singhu border Updated: Updated: Area heavily guarded by police as well as farmers to ensure no ‘miscreants’ enter Share Article AAA (Top) Farmers from Haryana and Punjab at the Singhu border in Delhi; protesters at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border in Ghazipur on Saturday.   | Photo Credit: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar Area heavily guarded by police as well as farmers to ensure no ‘miscreants’ enter A day after clashes broke out between protesting farmers and alleged locals at the Singhu border, a ‘no man’s land’ was created between the first barricade ...

Badminton tournament concludes Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 28: Inter-semester Badminton tournament, organised by Sports Department of Govt Degree College Kalakote, culminated at College premises, here today. Bandish Rawat of BA semester 5th got better of Ashu Devi of BA semester-1st in straight 2-0 sets (21-15, 21-14) , whereas, Ashu Devi of BA semester 5th secured 3rd Rank in girls category, whereas in boys category, Palvinder Singh of BA semester 5th trounced his classmate Asif Karim by 3-1 sets (21-11, 25-23, 13-21, 21-17) while Faiz Ahmed grabbed the third position after be...

Protest organiser said the groups swerving from set routes do not represent the majority of farmers.

Thousands of Indian farmers protesting against agricultural reforms on Tuesday overwhelmed police and stormed into the historic Red Fort complex in New Delhi after tearing down barricades and driving tractors through roadblocks.