Heavy rainfall in Skardu turned the dilapidated College Road into a river, disrupting life for residents, students, and traders. Locals blamed poor drainage infrastructure and urged immediate government action to prevent future flooding.
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], April 19: PRIME Developments, an emerging leader in luxury real estate, proudly announced its foray into the vibrant Delhi NCR market. With a vision to bring new age designs, technology and architecture to the Indian real estate landscape, PRIME Developments st
Pakistan's NDMA has issued a severe weather warning for Punjab and Islamabad, advising tourists to stay cautious amid forecasts of rain and hail. Meanwhile, the Punjab cabinet approved climate resilience projects, including PKR 550 million in flood and erosion protection measures.
Indian student Harsimrat Randhawa was fatally struck by a stray bullet while waiting at a bus stop in Hamilton, Canada. Authorities have launched a homicide investigation, and the Indian Consulate in Toronto is providing assistance to the family.
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], April 19: Bajaj Markets is helping more individuals own two-wheelers with ease by offering access to cost-effective bike loans. With competitive interest rates starting from just 0.99% p.a., customers can finance up to 100% of their bike's on-road price--making
"Two motorcycles collided head-on. The injured were rushed to the hospital. Three people were declared dead by doctors during treatment, and two others have been referred for further medical care," DSP Chaubey said.
US Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard announced the release of previously classified records related to the assassination of former President John F Kennedy (JFK), Senator Robert F Kennedy (RFK), and the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) and said that this release fol
Locals in Seelampur block a road in the area on Friday as they continue their protest against the alleged murder of a 17-year-old in the J block of Seelampur.
In view of the multiple reports claiming that FASTags will be replaced by a satellite-based tolling system from May 1, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) on Friday issued a clarification, refuting these claims. the ministry confirmed that no such decision has been made.
The central government has clarified that the satellite-based tolling system will not be launched from May 1, 2025, in replacement to the existing FASTag-based toll collection system.
These rules make it mandatory for all radar-based speed measurement equipment to be verified and stamped by Legal Metrology authorities. This will ensure that such devices are accurate, calibrated and legally compliant, thereby enhancing transparency, public trust and enforcement integrity.