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Bomb Threat at Sector 42 College Triggers Panic, Massive Security Sweep Launched

Bomb Threat at Sector 42 College Triggers Panic, Massive Security Sweep Launched

Gurpreet Singh :- Panic spread across the area on Monday after a bomb threat was reported at Dr Ambedkar College in Sector 42, prompting an immediate response from security agencies. The alert was triggered when the control room received a message warning of a possible explosion at the college premises. Responding without delay, Chandigarh Police teams rushed to the campus and initiated a comprehensive search operation. Bomb disposal squads, along with other security personnel, carried out a thorough inspection of classrooms, administrative buildings and nearby surroundings to rule out any potential danger. Taking no chances, authorities swiftly evacuated students, staff…
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University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) Celebrates 10-year Transition from India Institute of Art & Design (IIAD) with Celebratory Evening

University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) Celebrates 10-year Transition from India Institute of Art & Design (IIAD) with Celebratory Evening

The Indian Institute of Art & Design (IIAD) marked its evolution into University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) recently with an evening of music, craft and conversation at Bikaner House, New Delhi which featured live performances steeped in soulful sufi music by Madan Gopal Singh and ensemble Chaar Yaar.   L to R - Leena Singh, Cofounder of Ashima-Leena, Shovana Narayan Padma Bhushan Recipient & Kathak exponent, Jitin Chadha, Pro Chancellor UDIT and Samar Jodhi at UDIT's celebratory evening   The celebratory evening was graced with the presence of eminent dignitaries from the creative, academic, arts and cultural community…
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Water Management takes Centre Stage at PlumbexIndia 2026 in Bengaluru

Water Management takes Centre Stage at PlumbexIndia 2026 in Bengaluru

PlumbexIndia 2026, India’s leading platform for water, sanitation and plumbing, concluded with strong industry and government participation, reinforcing its role in advancing the country’s water security and sustainable infrastructure agenda.   PlumblexIndia 2026 successfully concludes in Bangalore, drawing key industry players and an overwhelming visitor turnout   The three-day event, organised by the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA), brought together over 15000 visitors, 180 exhibitors, and representatives from countries, such as USA, Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark, France, Isreal Japan, Tiwan and China.   The event was supported by two key ministries of government of India, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs…
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Morepen Labs' Facility Clears USFDA Inspection with NIL Adverse Observation for the Record Fourth Consecutive Time

Morepen Labs' Facility Clears USFDA Inspection with NIL Adverse Observation for the Record Fourth Consecutive Time

Morepen Laboratories Limited (NSE: MOREPENLAB; BSE: 500288) has announced the successful completion of a USFDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) inspection at its Masulakhanna (Himachal) facility, with Zero adverse observations (No Form 483 issued by the drug regulator). This marks the Fourth consecutive NIL 483 USFDA inspection for Morepen over the past eight years.   Morepen Successfully Clears Fourth Consecutive USFDA Inspection for its Masulkhana Facility with NIL 483 Observation   The milestone arrives at a defining moment for Morepen Labs just weeks after the company disclosed a multi-year CDMO mandate worth approximately Rs. 825 crore (USD 91 million)…
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Gunmen Ambush Security Team in Bannu, Two Personnel Lose Lives

Gunmen Ambush Security Team in Bannu, Two Personnel Lose Lives

Bannu(Rajeev Sharma): A deadly attack in Pakistan’s northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa claimed the lives of two security personnel on Sunday, officials said, underscoring ongoing security challenges in the region. The incident occurred in the Kurram Garhi locality of Bannu district, an area situated near the North Waziristan border. According to police sources, unidentified gunmen targeted members of the Federal Constabulary, opening fire without warning. Security personnel present at the scene responded to the assault, leading to a brief exchange of gunfire. However, the attackers managed to escape amid the chaos, leaving behind two fallen officers. Soon after the attack,…
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Heatwave Likely to Grip Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana as IMD Flags Rising Temperatures

Heatwave Likely to Grip Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana as IMD Flags Rising Temperatures

Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh/Balwinder Singh): Parts of Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana are set to experience heatwave-like conditions between April 21 and April 23, according to an alert issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The warning comes shortly after the region witnessed a brief period of gusty winds and thunderstorms over the weekend. Weather officials noted that although isolated pockets of Punjab received light rainfall in the past day, temperatures across northwestern India continue to remain well above the seasonal norm. The IMD has indicated that the warming trend is expected to strengthen further, with predominantly dry weather likely to dominate…
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Enhanced Vigil Across Kashmir Ahead of Pahalgam Attack Anniversary

Enhanced Vigil Across Kashmir Ahead of Pahalgam Attack Anniversary

Srinagar (Rajeev Sharma): Security forces have intensified surveillance and deployment across Jammu and Kashmir as the region approaches the first anniversary of the deadly Pahalgam terror attack that shook the Valley last year. The attack, which occurred on April 22, 2025, at the picturesque Baisaran meadow in Pahalgam, resulted in the deaths of 26 individuals, including tourists and a local resident. The incident had severely impacted tourism, forcing authorities to shut down multiple tourist spots temporarily before gradually reopening them after security reviews. In anticipation of the anniversary, intelligence inputs regarding suspicious movements near border districts such as Kathua and…
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Iran Refutes Fresh Talks Claim, Blames US for Undermining Ceasefire Efforts

Iran Refutes Fresh Talks Claim, Blames US for Undermining Ceasefire Efforts

Tehran/Islamabad (Rajeev Sharma): Iran has pushed back against reports suggesting it would join another round of negotiations with the United States in Islamabad, asserting that no such plan has been finalised and accusing Washington of spreading misleading information. Tehran, citing its official media channels, said the claims of upcoming talks were unfounded and part of a deliberate attempt to mount diplomatic pressure. Iranian officials criticised what they described as shifting positions by the US, along with demands they consider impractical. They also highlighted the ongoing naval blockade, calling it a clear breach of earlier ceasefire understandings. The Iranian side maintained…
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Iran Condemns US Ship Seizure, Signals Possible Countermeasures Amid Rising Gulf Tensions

Iran Condemns US Ship Seizure, Signals Possible Countermeasures Amid Rising Gulf Tensions

Tehran (Rajeev Sharma): A fresh flashpoint has emerged in West Asia after Iran strongly criticised the United States for intercepting and taking control of an Iranian-flagged vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, warning that the move could trigger a direct response. Iranian authorities described the incident as a breach of established understandings and accused US forces of carrying out an unlawful boarding operation in the Gulf of Oman. Military officials in Tehran termed the action “provocative” and indicated that appropriate steps would be taken in response. On the other hand, US officials defended the operation, stating that the vessel had…
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Vrindavan Streets Go Vehicle-Free: Relief for Devotees or Rising Trouble?

Vrindavan Streets Go Vehicle-Free: Relief for Devotees or Rising Trouble?

Vrindavan (Rajeev Sharma): In a major move aimed at managing traffic and preserving the spiritual environment, authorities have implemented strict new regulations in the narrow streets of Vrindavan. The decision to restrict e-rickshaw movement has triggered a wide range of reactions from police officials, local residents, and visiting pilgrims. As part of the plan, chains will be installed across 32 streets to block the entry of e-rickshaws. Additionally, six designated routes have been finalized where registered e-rickshaws can operate. Each driver has been assigned a specific route number, and strict action will be taken against those violating the rules. Police…
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