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India closes 24 airports despite ceasefire with Pakistan
Despite a ceasefire between Pakistan and India, 24 Indian airports remain closed and 444 flights have been cancelled due to heightened security concerns. Key airports in Srinagar, Jammu, Chandigarh, and Ladakh continue to suspend operations.
Flight operations at the Chandigarh airport are set to resume soon. Officials said the airport is ready for resumption of ...
After an unseasonably mild start to the month, much to the residents’ relief, temperatures are expected to rise again — likely touching 40°C by Thursday and climbing further in the second half of May ...
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"Ready to give my life for India": Massive crowd in Chandigarh respond to civil defence call amid tensions with PakistanIn an extraordinary display of unity and nationalism amid escalated tensions between India and Pakistan, youths gathered in ...
Solar energy leads the sector, accounting for approximately 48 per cent of the total renewable energy capacity.
Following recent tensions between India and Pakistan, the Chandigarh education department has declared that all schools in ...
Chandigarh: In light of recent precautionary blackouts and heightened security measures due to escalating tensions between ...
Hundreds of locals have formed line to volunteer and be of assistance in aid of crisis, especially due to the escalating ...
Chandigarh: A call issued by the UT administration on Friday for civil defence enrolment drew an overwhelming response on ...
In the wake of growing tension, the Deputy Commissioner of UT Chandigarh had asked the youth, above 18 years of age, to ...
Delhi, after a brief spell of rain and thunderstorms on Saturday, is expected to remain dry for several days starting Monday.
Chandigarh’s administration withdrew its 7 PM closure order for shops and eateries, allowing normal operations to resume.
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