Gupta said that the sacred temples and pilgrimage sites of Himachal Pradesh are not only centres of faith and devotion but also an integral part of the State's rich spiritual and cultural heritage. He emphasized the need to preserve and promote the state’s religious traditions, ancient heritage and spiritual legacy.

Kangra’s fairs and festivals therefore represent much more than annual celebrations. They are living expressions of the district’s faith, folk traditions, community spirit, sports culture and artistic heritage. At a time when modern lifestyles are rapidly changing rural society, preserving these traditions can help ensure that younger generations remain connected with their cultural roots.

Presenting a research paper at an international workshop hosted by one of the world’s most recognised universities is a significant achievement for a doctoral researcher. Aastha’s accomplishment has added another proud chapter to her academic career while bringing recognition to her hometown and the state of Himachal Pradesh.

The incident has once again brought attention to traffic problems in the nearby Kabadi Bazaar area. Local residents allege that vehicles are frequently parked along the roadside, while scrap material is also placed on public spaces, making it difficult for pedestrians to walk safely.

He said the freedom fighters not only secured independence for the country but also left behind ideals, values and principles that continue to guide the nation. He urged the younger generation to preserve these values and incorporate them into their daily lives.

According to information, a complainant submitted a written complaint before the SDM Jwalamukhi, alleging that the concerned officer was demanding bribes or commission from contractors in exchange for allowing or facilitating work related to tent arrangements, flowers and other services at temples.

She urged people to keep an eye on their surroundings and immediately inform their respective ward member, Municipal Council representatives or the police if they notice any suspicious person or activity. She stressed that public safety is not only the responsibility of the administration and police but also requires active cooperation from citizens.

She lauded the efforts of the District Yogasana Sports Association, Kangra, for organizing such a meaningful event that encourages young people to adopt yoga as a healthy lifestyle while providing a competitive platform to showcase their talent. She also encouraged the participants to continue practicing diligently and strive to represent Himachal Pradesh at national and international levels.

Candidates and their supporters actively used social media to connect with residents, especially young voters. Campaign videos, development work highlights, live interactions, public meeting clips, and promotional graphics were widely shared throughout the election period. In many wards, online discussions and viral posts helped shape public opinion before polling day.

Meanwhile, Aditya Pandit stated that Neeraj Sharma Jonty is set to secure victory by a huge margin in this election. According to him, the enthusiasm among residents and the growing support clearly indicate a strong wave in favour of development-oriented leadership.