Nadda stressed the need for effective utilisation of Central funds, timely administrative decisions, regular monitoring and stronger coordination between the Centre and the State Government. He underlined that road and rail connectivity, modern healthcare facilities and industrial infrastructure were essential for improving access to services, promoting tourism and generating employment.

The CBI laid a trap on 07.10.2026 and caught the accused SanitaryInspector red-handed while demanding and accepting anillegal gratification of Rs. 5 Lakh, as part payment of the demanded bribe amount, from the contractor engaged with MC Chandigarh.

Dr Bindal said the BJP had reorganised its earlier 74 mandals into 171 mandals and created 17 organisational districts in Himachal Pradesh. The organisational structure has also been constituted at nearly 8,000 polling booths, while the formation of various morchas and cells has been completed.

Rattan also addressed concerns surrounding the merger of wards 8 and 9 from the panchayat area into the Municipal Council. He said the move had been made to provide residents with better urban facilities, including sewerage, roads and street lighting, rather than to cause inconvenience to them.

Health Minister Dr. (Col.) Dhani Ram Shandil, Town and Country Planning Minister Rajesh Dharmani, Vice Chairman, HIMUDA, Yashwant Chajta, MLAs Ram Kumar and Ajay Solanki, Principal Secretary Devesh Kumar, Secretary Amarjeet Singh and other senior officers were also present in the meeting.

Highlighting the growing achievements of NCC cadets in adventure activities across land, water and air, Shri Rajnath Singh lauded the girl cadets for demonstrating the spirit of ‘Nari Shakti’ by leading from the front. On the participation of cadets from pan-India NCC Directorates, he asserted that their diverse languages, cultures and backgrounds, united by a common mission, exemplify the spirit of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’.

During the conciliation proceedings, the management was sensitized about its statutory obligations relating to workers' welfare, fair service conditions, and compliance with labour laws. The importance of maintaining harmonious industrial relations through constructive dialogue and ensuring timely implementation of welfare measures was emphasized. 

He argues that during collisions and rebounds, the geometry of an object significantly influences its behavior. Bodies made of the same material and having the same mass—but different shapes such as spherical, hemispherical, conical, flat, needle-like, triangular, or irregular—can exhibit noticeably different rebound characteristics.

He reiterated that the state government remains committed to supporting farmers and orchardists through technical guidance, capacity building, quality improvement, better agricultural infrastructure, marketing assistance, and export facilitation. These initiatives, he said, are aimed at making horticulture more profitable, modern, and globally competitive.

In BCA 3rd Semester, Sweety Kumari topped the batch with an outstanding 9.26 SGPA, followed by Bhanu Priya Kumari (8.65 SGPA) and Hansu (8.52 SGPA). In BCA 5th Semester, Manpreet Kaur secured 1st position with 8.35 SGPA, while Ishika stood 2nd with 8.22 SGPA.