NEW DELHI - People from north, and from west to the eastern parts of India were swathed in heavy woollens as mercury relentlessly continued its southbound dip yesterday, but there was no respite in sight for the next two-three days, the weather man said.
JAMMU - Former minister of Jammu and Kashmir Peerzada Mohammed Sayeed was asked to quit after his driver made a threatening call to the mother of an independent legislator who had levelled corruption charges against Sayeed, Health Minister Mangat Ram Sharma said in the state assembly yesterday.
JAMMU, JAN 28: If you think that government doesn’t have enough vacancies to eradicate unemployment in state, your are wrong.
New Delhi, Jan 28: People from north, and from west to the eastern parts of India were swathed in heavy woollens as mercury relentlessly continued its southbound dip Monday, but there was no respite in sight for the next two-three days, the weather man said.
People from north, and from west to the eastern parts of India were swathed in heavy woollens as mercury relentlessly continued its southbound dip Monday, but there was no respite in sight for the next two-three days, the weather man said.
Jammu and Kashmir will have its first cancer hospital, to be constructed at a cost of Rs.25 billion, functioning by May this year. The 700-bed hospital is being built at Katra, which lies at the base of the hill shrine of Vaishno Devi. Katra is 45 km north of the state’s winter capital, Jammu.
Ladakh MP has claimed that the Chinese have made significant gains and the repeated incursion have started to create a sense of insecurity among the people.
New Delhi/People in northern India continued to huddle Monday from the icy winds blowing from the Himalayas, as the cold wave also engulfed the western region of the country. Weather officials predict no relief for at least two-three days.
New Delhi/Mumbai, Jan 28 (IANS) People in northern India continued to huddle Monday from the icy winds blowing from the Himalayas, as the cold wave also engulfed the western region of the country. Weather officials predict no relief for at least two-three days.
Srinagar, Jan 29: About 77 per cent buildings occupied by the security forces since the onset of militancy has been vacated in north Kashmir district of Baramulla.