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Jammu and Kashmir witnessed an unprecedented New Year celebration in Srinagar's Lal Chowk, a rarity in recent years. The Department of Tourism, Jammu and Kashmir, organized a musical event at Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower area) in Srinagar, drawing a large crowd for the festive occasion. As the clock struck midnight, hundreds of locals and tourists gathered at the iconic Ghanta Ghar, joyously dancing to music. Attendees expressed their excitement, with one individual, Mohammad Yasin, stating that such a grand celebration had never been witnessed before at Lal Chowk. The festive atmosphere was further highlighted by the vibrant decoration of Lal…

Pakistan's New Year's celebration in Karachi took a dangerous turn as celebratory aerial firing resulted in 11 injuries across the city, as reported by ARY News. Police warned revelers of potential terrorism charges associated with such actions, particularly emphasizing the risks to public safety. Among the injured, a seven-year-old child was harmed during the aerial firing in Bahadurabad, a neighborhood in Gulshan Town, Karachi. Incidents were also reported at Five Star Chowrangi, Seaview, Liaquat Abad, and North Nazimabad, where three, two, one, and one individuals were injured, respectively, according to ARY News. Karachi Police Chief Khadim Hussain Rind stated that…

Shortly after the successful launch of the X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XPoSat) for studying X-ray emissions from celestial sources, ISRO confirmed a normal lift-off. ISRO Chief S Somanath announced that the PSLV-C58 vehicle precisely positioned the satellite into the targeted orbit of 650 km with a 6-degree inclination. He emphasized the excellent conditions, mentioning a slight deviation of only 3 km from the circular orbit and a 0.01-degree inclination. The solar panel deployment was also confirmed as successful. Somanath informed that the PSLV's orbit would be reduced further for experiments by the POEM upper stage, carrying nine onboard payloads. The XPoSat…

A column in The Guardian declares Prime Minister Modi's consecutive victories in three state assemblies and his widespread popularity, combined with emotive issues like the Ram Temple inauguration, make a third term for the BJP at the Centre almost certain. The saffron sweep in key states strengthens the BJP's momentum for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. While regional opposition exists, it is seen as fragmented, with the main opposition party, Indian National Congress, facing internal challenges. The column notes the BJP's nationwide pre-election efforts and the deployment of government officers to highlight the party's successes. The article acknowledges uncertainties in…

President Murmu greets the citizens on the occasion of the new year, wishes everyone happiness, peace and prosperity and. On Monday, on the first day of the new year, President Droupadi Murmu wished all his countrymen that the year 2024 would bring happiness, peace and prosperity. ;Happy New Year everyone! May the year 2024 bring happiness, peace and prosperity to all. We welcome the new year with a renewed commitment to promote inclusive and sustainable development, President Murmu sent a message on his official handle  X on Monday.   Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar also welcomed the citizens in the New Year…

Scammers are deceiving individuals by falsely claiming to collect donations for the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, weeks before its grand consecration. The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has expressed concern and reported the scam to the Uttar Pradesh police. The VHP issued a warning on social media, cautioning people not to fall victim to the fraudulent scheme. VHP's National Spokesperson Vinod Bansal urged authorities to take swift action against those creating fake IDs and attempting to mislead the public. The VHP clarified that the authorized body, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Nyas, has not sanctioned anyone to solicit…

`Wishing everyone a fantastic 2024,` expressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he conveyed his New Year wishes to the public. He hoped that the upcoming year would bring prosperity, peace, and excellent health to all. The Prime Minister shared his message on X, emphasizing his desire for a splendid 2024. The nation marked the beginning of the new year with diverse celebrations, including prayers and offerings at temples. Images from various locations depicted people gathering at temples to offer prayers on the first day of the New Year. At the Jhandewalan Temple in Delhi, devotees participated in the first aarti…

As the year concludes, the fashion industry marks a significant shift back to its roots by celebrating the return of original supermodels. In contrast to the trend of film personalities dominating runways, iconic figures such as Nayanika Chatterjee, Lakshmi Rana, Carol Gracias, and others are reclaiming their spotlight. This year witnessed a resurgence of supermodels in various fashion campaigns and events, showcasing the industry's acknowledgment of their timeless contributions. Designers like Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla and Ridhi Mehra paid tribute to these runway legends through documentaries, campaigns, and fashion films. Reflecting on this revival, industry insiders express optimism about the…

Punjab Police have dismantled an international drug and arms smuggling syndicate, arresting two individuals in Amritsar. The operation, aligned with Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann's vision for a safe Punjab, targeted the cross-border racket operated by USA-based smuggler Manpreet alias Mannu Mahawa. Identified as Sandeep Singh alias Laddi and Roshan, both residents of Amritsar, the arrested individuals were found in possession of 19 kg of heroin, Rs 23 lakh in drug money, seven pistols (including a sophisticated 9mm Glock, three .30 bore pistols, and three .32 bore pistols), Pak-stamped ammunition, a currency counting machine, and drone equipment with a remote…

Guru Nanak Dev University's Associate Professor, Dr. Tejwant Singh Kang, has received an esteemed invitation fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences (JSPS) to conduct research in Japan. Dr. Kang, recognized for his research achievements at GNDU, is one of the two Indian researchers selected for this fellowship. During his time in Japan, he will collaborate with renowned researcher Prof. Nobuo Kimizuka at Kyushu University to work on pioneering photon upconverting nanoparticles for theranostics. Dr. Singh, drawing on his extensive expertise in colloidal and nanochemistry, aims to establish systems for simultaneous cancer diagnosis and drug delivery triggered…