Himachal Pradesh Principal Secretary, Revenue, Onkar Chand Sharma has said that real time information, which is reliable and actionable, can aid in quickening the responses at the time of emergency situations

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided the houses of two aides of Aaditya Thackeray, leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), following a march protesting alleged scams in Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The ED claimed the searches were part of a probe into irregularities in the BMC awarding a contract to Lifeline Hospital Management Services for two Covid-19 centres. The Sena (UBT) called it a BJP conspiracy to malign the Thackeray family ahead of civic elections. Party workers gathered outside the building and raised slogans against the government.

The farmers are in distress owing to steep fall in price of dry grapes in Vijayapura district in north Karnataka, known as the hub of grapes

HP Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla has emphasised on the benefits of yoga and its role in achieving overall well-being

The BMC has been run by an administrator since the end of the elected body's tenure in February 2020, but activities suggest the civic polls could be coming.

According to Sena (UBT) leaders, escort vehicles and pilot cars have been taken away from Thackeray, his wife Rashmi and sons Aaditya and Tejas.

The Himachal Pradesh Horticultural Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation has fixed the rates for storage of apples in its Controlled Atmosphere stores for this years fruit season

ED conducts searches at 15 locations in Mumbai in its money-laundering probe into alleged irregularities in BMC awarding contract for Covid-19 centres to Lifeline Hospital Management Services. Partners of the company, including a family friend of Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut and a close aide of Aaditya Thackeray, are among those whose premises were raided. The case is based on an FIR registered against the company's partners in August 2022 for allegedly submitting forged documents to the BMC and having no experience in providing medical services. The company had received a contract worth ?38 crore from BMC.

Thirteen people escaped uninjured after a lift fell from the fourth floor of Mumbai's Trade World building in the Kamala Mills compound on Wednesday. Pigeons were initially blamed for the accident but the cause has not yet been confirmed. Eight of the people in the lift attended nearby hospitals for checks, but all were discharged. The remaining four refused medical attention.