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Seven injured in stray bull attack in Indora, one in Jawali - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Stray bulls attacking passersby have become a safety concern in Indora, Jawali and Nurpur subdivisions of Kangra district. Stray bulls have injured seven persons in Indora and one Class XI school student in Jawali in the past few days. Vinod Katoch, Ashok Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Hardeep Behal, Purna Singh, Chur Singh and Nirman Devi were attacked and injured by the strays in Indora. Whereas in Jawali, Sumit Kumar, a school student from Pharian gram panchayat, was seriously injured in the stray bull
Probe begins into irregularities in MGNREGA works, shop allotment at Nurpur - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department has initiated an inquiry into alleged irregularities in the execution of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) works and the supply of raw material in Kamnala gram panchayat in carrying out these works. Besides, the alleged unauthorised allotment of shops owned by the Nurpur Panchayat Samiti at Jassur will also be probed. A three-member inquiry committee constituted on September 11 has started a detailed probe into th
Himachal: 84 logs of khair wood seized in Nurpur; 9 booked - The Tribune (opens the original)
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In a major crackdown on the forest mafia, the Nurpur district police on Wednesday intercepted two vehicles loaded with 84 logs of khair wood and booked nine persons in this connection. A police patrol from the Damtal police station stopped an Innova (PB08-BL 9788) and a pick-up vehicle, which was without a registration number, at Indora Mor on the Pathankot-Mukerian road and recovered 84 logs of khair wood. The police suspect illicit felling of khair trees in forest areas in Himachal Pradesh and
Curbs imposed by ASI hinder promotion of Nurpur’s Brij Raj Swami Temple for tourism - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The historic Brij Raj Swami Temple, located on the premises of the centuries-old Nurpur Fort, may be a major tourist attraction but restrictions imposed by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) have emerged as a major stumbling block in its promotion as a religious and heritage tourism destination. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, the temple has the unique distinction of having an idol of Meera Bai being worshipped alongside that of Lord Krishna. The shrine attracts a large number of devotees, part
Private schools in Palampur flout safety norms, put children at risk - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Safety of schoolchildren appears to have taken a back seat in several private schools in Palampur and its adjoining areas, where glaring violations of prescribed safety and transport norms continue with little or no monitoring by the authorities. A ground-level survey of several private schools in and around the town has revealed that a number of school buildings have only a single staircase, raising serious concerns about the evacuation of students in the event of a fire, earthquake or any othe
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