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Shimla/National Times Bureau: Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu accused the Centre of treating Himachal Pradesh unfairly by excluding it from tourism promotion funds. Sukhu criticized the Modi-led government’s “step-motherly” approach, highlighting that Himachal received no share of the Rs 3,296 crore distributed under the Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment scheme.   On X, Sukhu posted, “In a federal structure, discriminatory treatment is unacceptable. The people of Himachal will not forgive BJP for this.” He also criticized BJP MPs from Himachal for ignoring the state's interests while celebrating allocations to other states and condemned the Centre's inadequate disaster response.…

Imphal, Dec 2: N. Biren Singh, Chief Minister of Manipur, announced that 29 suspected Bangladeshi nationals were arrested on Monday in Imphal West district. The suspects, employed at a bakery in Mayang Imphal Bengoon, possessed Aadhaar cards issued in Assam, violating Inner Line Permit (ILP) norms.   Acting on a tip-off, police detained them and plan to hand them over to Assam authorities, as their documents reportedly originate from that state. A revenue official tied to issuing their ILPs has been suspended. “The Centre introduced ILP to protect Manipur’s people. Corruption undermines this purpose,” Singh stated.   The Chief Minister…

Chandigarh/National Times Bureau: Chandigarh Traffic Police has advised public advisory/traffic diversions and restrictions in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah's visit in the city which is scheduled for December 3.   Traffic restrictions on Dec 2, 2024 From 9:15 PM until 10:30 PM traffic will be diverted or restricted on: Dakshin Marg: Airport Light Point to Tribune Chowk Purv Marg: Tribune Chowk to Transport Light Point Madhya Marg: Transport Light Point to Dhillon Light Point  Transportation Limitations on December 3, 2024 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM diversions/restrictions on: Madhya Marg: Dhillon Light Point to A.P. Chowk (Sector 7/8-18/19) Dakshin…

National Times Bureau | On December 3, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will officially dedicate three groundbreaking laws—Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam—to the nation. The event, themed `Secure Society, Developed India: From Punishment to Justice`, will take place in Chandigarh at noon, marking a pivotal moment in India's legal history.       Objective and Vision   The new laws aim to modernize India’s criminal justice system by:   Eliminating outdated colonial-era laws.   Transitioning the system’s focus from punishment to justice, emphasizing fairness and transparency.   Addressing contemporary challenges like cybercrime and organized…

National Times Bureau | On December 3, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will officially dedicate three groundbreaking laws—Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam—to the nation. The event, themed `Secure Society, Developed India: From Punishment to Justice`, will take place in Chandigarh at noon, marking a pivotal moment in India's legal history.   Objective and Vision  The new laws aim to modernize India’s criminal justice system by:  Eliminating outdated colonial-era laws.  Transitioning the system’s focus from punishment to justice, emphasizing fairness and transparency.  Addressing contemporary challenges like cybercrime and organized crime, while ensuring justice for victims.…

On December 3, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will officially dedicate three groundbreaking laws—Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam—to the nation. The event, themed `Secure Society, Developed India: From Punishment to Justice`, will take place in Chandigarh at noon, marking a pivotal moment in India's legal history. Objective and Vision The new laws aim to modernize India’s criminal justice system by: Eliminating outdated colonial-era laws. Transitioning the system’s focus from punishment to justice, emphasizing fairness and transparency. Addressing contemporary challenges like cybercrime and organized crime, while ensuring justice for victims.     Key Features of…

National Times Bureau | Sports’ being a State subject, the responsibility of development of sports, including promotion of traditional sports and holding their competitions, rests primarily with the respective State/Union Territory Governments. The Union Government only supplements their efforts by bridging critical gaps.   However, the Promotion of rural and indigenous/tribal games’ sub-component of the Khelo India Scheme, is specifically dedicated to the development and promotion of rural and indigenous/tribal games in the country.   Indigenous/traditional games of Mallakhamb, Kalaripayattu, Gatka, Thang-Ta, Yogasana and Silambam have been identified for promotion under this component and these games are part of annually…

Over a decade after `Why This Kolaveri Di?` became a global phenomenon, actor and singer Dhanush reflects on its enduring legacy with a mix of humor and nostalgia. Speaking at a recent News18 event, he admitted that the song, which skyrocketed him to international fame, still `haunts` him.     The Making of 'Kolaveri Di' Dhanush shared the story behind the song’s creation:   Composed late one night alongside music director Anirudh Ravichander, the team initially didn’t think much of it. “We made it and forgot about it,” he joked. The next morning, they realized they had stumbled upon something…

Uber has launched its first-ever water transport service in India, Uber Shikara, on Srinagar’s iconic Dal Lake, blending technology with cultural heritage. This initiative, the first of its kind in Asia, takes inspiration from European water transport services like those in Venice.     Key Features of Uber Shikara   1. Booking Convenience   Rides can be booked through the Uber app, providing seamless access for both tourists and locals.   Advanced bookings are available up to 15 days prior, with a minimum notice of 12 hours.     2. Service Details Operating Hours: 10 AM to 5 PM.  …

The Indian government has approved critical military acquisitions to strengthen the Indian Navy’s capabilities, reflecting its commitment to securing maritime dominance. Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi shared these developments ahead of Navy Day, focusing on enhancing strategic power and addressing regional challenges.   Key Announcements   1. Indigenous Nuclear Attack Submarines (SSNs)   Approval and Timeline: The government has greenlit the construction of two nuclear-powered attack submarines. The first is expected to be operational by 2036-37, with the second following by 2038-39.   Strategic Impact: These submarines will boost India’s underwater combat abilities, providing credible deterrence and strengthening maritime control.…