A BJP leader said that the newly elected MLAs were provided guidance on working within organisational and administrative ...
National Sub-Junior Table Tennis Championship was organised by the Table Tennis Federation of India from January 30 to ...
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Hosted on MSNIf someone loots Punjab, he will be questioned: BJPs Rajouri Garden candidate on search at Kapurthala HouseBJP candidate from Rajouri Garden, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, spoke to ANI about the recent search at Kapurthala House, asserting ...
Though no conclusive inference has been drawn yet to pinpoint root cause of deaths, the recoveries has come as a glimmer of hope for the fear-stricken villagers Four people--three sisters and one ...
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ANI Video on MSN“Atropine showing positive results” GMC Principal briefs on status of ‘mysterious illness’ diseasesGMC Rajouri’s Principal, Amarjeet Singh Bhatia briefed on status of patients recovering from the ‘mysterious illness’. He said that patients treated with Atropine have shown positive results. He told ...
Rana, Satish unfurl Tricolour at Udhampur, Kathua *DDC heads hoist National Flag in other districts Correspondent JAMMU, Jan 27: Patriotic spirit and festivity marked the celebration of 76th Republic ...
Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], January 23 (ANI): In view of the 'unidentified illness' in Rajouri's Badhal village, the village has been declared a containment zone, and the affected ...
The district administration in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district has ordered three “containment zones” in Budhal village as cases of the mysterious illness continue to rise. The area has ...
The remote Badhaal village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district was on Wednesday declared a containment zone and prohibitory orders imposed on all public and private gatherings in the wake of the ...
Four people, including three sisters, have been shifted to hospitals from Badhaal village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district where a mysterious illness has claimed 17 lives over the past ...
17 people belonging to three families have died in the village The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by ...
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