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Governance
Forest wealth engulfed in flames
The sudden rise in mercury in Himachal Pradesh in the past few days has triggered forest fires causing widespread damage to forest wealth of the state. Almost every forest in the state is on fire. Despite tall claims made by the state government and plans initiated to check the forest fires, precious forest wealth has been going on flames. Despite tall claims made by the HP forest minister, no concrete measures have been taken to tackle the fire problem in the region.
Despite tall claims made by the HP forest minister, no concrete measures have been taken to tackle the fire problem in the region. — Photo by Ravinder Sood

No hope down the road
The condition of the National Highway-21 from Kullu-Manali airport to Manali, has gone from bad to worse in the past two years. The road has been a victim of digging spree by irrigation and public health departments, BSNL and other private mobile phone companies.



EARLIER EDITIONS


Truckers often cause dispute in the industrial area of Darlaghat. Truckers to be tamed
With the police headquarters finally proposing
to post a new sub divisional police officer (SDPO) at  Darlaghat, the long standing grouse of the
two key cement plants in the region appears to be addressed soon.


Truckers often cause dispute in the industrial
area of Darlaghat.

Kokje only second to complete term
Governor VS Kokje's name will go down in the history
of the state as the second constitutional head to
have completed the five-year tenure as his term
expires on May 8. In the past, it is only S.
Chakravorty, the first Governor of the state, who
completed his full term after he was appointed
on January 25, 1971, when Himachal Pradesh
got statehood.

Brig Nagra serves a fruitful tenure
Brig Nagra, chairman, APS, Dagshai, signs off. It was a nostalgic moment for the students and staff of Army Public School, Dagshai, when they bade farewell to their chairman Brig H.S.Nagra, commandant, 14 GTC, Subathu. With the school being rated at an enviable sixth position in the prestigious education world and IMRB international’s survey, which is the country’s premier market research firm, the two-year tenure of the chairman was one which brought maximum fame to the school.        Brig Nagra, chairman, APS, Dagshai, signs off.

A view of Bhuri Singh Museum. vignettes
Bhuri Singh Museum scores a ton
I have an instinctive inclination towards Chamba. My present visit to the town had two enlightening experiences. The first was that Vijay Sharma, the foremost artist of pahari paintings in the country, lent me a book to read.

A view of Bhuri Singh Museum. — Photo by S. Chandan

shimla diary
The heritage structure is in need of quick renovation.
Gaiety awaits gala days
As the restoration work of the historic Gaiety Theatre complex continues at a sluggish pace, the heritage structure on the Mall has become more an eyesore. Inquiries reveal that the work, which has been in progress for the past over five years, will take quite some time for completion. The language art and culture department has already spent over Rs 5.5 crore and as per latest estimates; the final cost will be over Rs 8 crore.
The heritage structure is in need of quick renovation. — Photo by S. Chandan



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