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Farmers Break Through Barricades in High-Tension 'Delhi Chalo' Protest March

  In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing 'Delhi Chalo' protest, farmers began their march towards Delhi after breaking through the first barricade set up by authorities at the Shambhu border in Haryana. The protest, led by a coalition of farmers' unions, has seen the protesters push forward with determination, despite facing resistance from law enforcement. In a symbolic act of defiance, the farmers not only breached the barricades but also threw them into the Ghaggar river, signaling their resolve to continue their march. The protestors, demanding legal guarantees for Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for agricultural produce, clashed with the…
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Haryana Government Orders Temporary Suspension of Internet in Ambala Amid Farmers' Protests

The Haryana Government has enforced a temporary suspension of mobile internet, SMS, and dongle services in Ambala and surrounding districts as a precautionary measure amidst ongoing farmers' protests. The decision, announced in an order issued by the Department of Home Affairs, was taken to prevent potential disruptions to public order and to curb the spread of misinformation related to the protests. The suspension, which began on December 6, 2024, is set to remain in place until December 9, 2024. It follows concerns from the Additional Director General of Police (CID) and the Deputy Commissioner of Ambala about inflammatory rumors being…
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ICC and PCB Reach Agreement on Hybrid Model for 2025 Champions Trophy

In a significant development for international cricket, the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have reportedly agreed in principle to implement a hybrid hosting model for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. This model will allow Pakistan and India to play their matches at neutral venues during ICC tournaments hosted by the other country until 2027. According to sources cited by ESPNcricinfo, the PCB, which is set to host the 2025 Champions Trophy, has not officially confirmed the arrangement. The board has only stated that discussions are ongoing. The hybrid model could extend to both men’s and…
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Amritsar Metro Bus Service to Restart After 17 Months, Free Rides for Initial Weeks

Amritsar: The metro bus service is set to resume in Amritsar on December 6 after being suspended for 17 months. Municipal Commissioner Gulpreet Singh Aulakh conducted a technical trial along the Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) corridor, inspecting the route for operational readiness. The service will begin with a trial phase, operating a few buses in its first week. The Municipal Corporation has partnered with a private firm to hire drivers on contract and re-engaged existing technical staff for operations. Officials confirmed that repair work on the fleet is ongoing, with plans to deploy 60 buses shortly. Passengers can avail…
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Sukhbir Singh Badal Expresses Gratitude to Police Officers for Saving His Life

Chandigarh/National Times Bureau: Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal extended heartfelt thanks to two Punjab Police officers, ASI Jasbir Singh and ASI Heera Singh, for their courageous efforts in protecting his life. In a social media post, Badal acknowledged their dedication and bravery, stating that both officers risked their lives during a recent attack. Badal shared that the two officers have been associated with the Badal family since the tenure of his father, the late Parkash Singh Badal. Highlighting their loyalty and selflessness, he expressed his gratitude, saying, `They didn’t care for their own lives while saving mine, and…
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Grenades Hurled at Army Post in Poonch, No Casualties Reported

In a targeted attack early Wednesday, terrorists hurled two grenades at an Army post in the Surankote area near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported among the soldiers stationed at the post. Immediate Security Response The area was swiftly cordoned off by security forces, and a large-scale search operation was launched. Sources revealed that of the two grenades thrown, only one detonated, while the other was safely defused by a bomb disposal squad after it was discovered nearby. A grenade safety pin was found near the perimeter wall…
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Rahul Gandhi-Led Congress Delegation Blocked from Visiting Violence-Hit Sambhal

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, joined by his sister and MP Priyanka Gandhi along with other Congress leaders, was barred from entering the violence-stricken Sambhal district in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. Stopped at the Ghazipur Border The Congress delegation, en route to meet families of those affected by police firing, was stopped by Uttar Pradesh Police at the Ghazipur border between Delhi and Noida. Tensions escalated as Congress workers confronted police officers blocking the highway. To prevent their entry into Sambhal, the District Magistrate (DM) of Sambhal had coordinated with officials in neighboring districts like Bulandshahr, Amroha, Ghaziabad, and Gautam Buddha…
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Kashmir Experiences Cold Snap as Temperatures Dip Below Freezing

Kashmir is gripped by a chilling wave, with night temperatures plunging below the freezing point across most parts of the Valley, according to meteorological officials. The cold conditions are set to intensify in the coming days, with the forecast indicating dry weather ahead. Sub-Zero Temperatures Across the Valley Except for Kokernag, all weather stations in Kashmir reported sub-zero night temperatures. Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recorded a low of -2°C, a slight drop from the previous night’s -1.8°C. Qazigund, often referred to as the gateway to the Valley, registered a minimum temperature of -2.2°C. Pahalgam, a renowned…
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Sheikh Hasina Accuses Muhammad Yunus of 'Genocide' in First Public Address

In a fiery first public address since fleeing Bangladesh, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina launched a scathing attack on Muhammad Yunus, accusing the interim leader of being `power-hungry` and orchestrating a `genocide` in the country. Speaking virtually to her supporters from New York, Hasina alleged that the current regime has failed to protect minorities, including Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians, and that attacks on places of worship have escalated under Yunus’s leadership. Claims of Targeted Violence and Minority Persecution Sheikh Hasina alleged that under Yunus’s administration, religious minorities have faced rampant persecution. She pointed out the destruction of 11 churches, attacks…
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Facebook Post Of Ex-Militant, Who Attacked Sukhbir Singh Badal, Surfaced; Know All About Him

The individual who opened fire on former deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal at the Golden Temple on Wednesday has been identified as Narain Singh Chaura, a 68-year-old former militant and ex-employee of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC). Once a militant, Chaura has become known as a political and social activist. The Facebook Post That Hinted at Discontent While the exact motive for Chaura's attack on Badal remains under investigation, a Facebook post dated July 14 offers insight into his grievances. In the post, Chaura expressed his dissatisfaction with the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), stating that no apology from…
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