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Public Service Commission Changed the Pattern of Class 3 Recruitment

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Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has now started the process for the recruitment of class three, in which new rules have been set for the recruitment of class three.

The first change has been made in this that now there will be two exams even in class three recruitments. In this, the exam will be given on the basis of Multiple Choice Question ie MCQ in the written test.

The second exam will be SAT i.e. Subject Aptitude Test, for which 120 marks have been kept. This exam will be based on the merit of the previous exam. That is, SAT will be held only if there is merit in the MCQ exam.

According to the new rules, MCQs will have five options for a question instead of four, in which the fifth option will be none of these.

In this, it has been decided that all the candidates participating in the examination will have to fill the circle on the fifth option if they do not know the answer to any of the four questions.

Negative marking if not tick in MCQ, Public Service Commission changed the pattern of Class 3 recruitment

That is, the candidates do not have the option that if they do not know the answer to the question, then they should leave that question blank.

Doing so will result in negative marking in the paper. The rule so far in any written examination is that four options are given to the candidates in MCQs.

Along with this, there is negative marking only for wrong answers, but for the first time this change has been made in class three recruitments that instead of 4, 5 options will be given in it.

If the candidate is not satisfied with any of the four answers, then he/she has to fill the fifth option. Although there is no such arrangement in any other type of examination including UPSC, but the Public Service Commission has adopted this procedure for the first time.

It may be noted that after the dissolution of the Hamirpur Staff Selection Commission, the entire responsibility of recruitment has now been given to the Public Service Commission.

In this, first there is to be a written examination for the recruitment of conductor, whose advertisement has also been issued. In this, the process of recruitment has been started for a total of 380 posts.

In such a situation, now this new rule has been made for the candidates. After this, the Public Service Commission will start recruitment for other posts as soon as possible.

In this, the candidates who have applied earlier from Hamirpur Selection Commission will not have to pay the fees again. For this, the old fee slip will have to be shown to the students, only after that they will be given fee exemption.

CM Sukhu Inaugurated SDRF’s new Flag, Logo and Uniform, Flagged off 10 Vehicles

CM Sukhu inaugurated SDRF's new flag logo and uniform

Shimla: Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu on Thursday dedicated the new flag, logo and uniform of the Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Response Force (HP SDRF) and flagged off 10 vehicles। CM Sukhu said that being a hill state, Himachal is a disaster-prone area.

The new flag, logo, uniform and vehicles of Himachal Pradesh SDRF reflect the commitment of the State Disaster Response Force to serve the people of the State with dedication and devotion.

He said that today’s launch is an important step towards enhancing the disaster management capabilities of the State.

The Chief Minister said that in the last few months, this force has played a vital role in saving precious lives and property during natural calamities, working with devotion and dedication.

Appreciating the efforts of SDRF for various rescue operations during calamities, he said that the newly launched resources would enable HP SDRF to serve the people of the State more effectively.

Recruitment of teachers will be done through batchwise recruitment in these schools of Himachal

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JBT, Kala and Shastri teachers in Himachal Pradesh will be appointed through batchwise recruitment in such schools where there is no regular teacher or schools are running with the support of one teacher.

Talking to reporters at the State Secretariat, Education Minister Rohit Thakur said that there are no regular teachers in 455 schools of the state. 3148 schools are supported by a single teacher.

In these schools, on the basis of priority, teachers selected through batchwise medium will be appointed. The process of filling 269 vacant posts of principals through promotion will start after May 6.

Recruitment of 2900 teachers will be proposed in the next cabinet meeting

The Education Minister said that the recruitment of 2900 teachers in the Elementary Education Department will be proposed in the next cabinet meeting. The posts of teachers of different categories will be filled through direct recruitment.

Recruitment of teachers will be done through batchwise recruitment in these schools of Himachal

The process of promotion and batch-wise recruitment is going on. In the cabinet meeting held recently, approval has been given to recruit 530 posts under higher education through the commission.

The matter of JBT and DLED is in the court. Court’s decision is awaited. The recruitment process will continue till the decision is taken. Physical teacher recruitment case is also in the court.

The minister said that 12,000 posts of various categories are vacant in the education department. Every year 1500 posts are vacant due to retirement.

SMC recruitment policy was proposed viral

The Education Minister said that in the past, the proposal for the recruitment policy of teachers to be appointed through SMC had gone viral in social media.

These recruitments were done during the time of former Chief Minister Premkumar Dhumal. We had asked for a proposal to look into the proposal for this recruitment.

Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has clarified the situation regarding the non-recruitment of temporary teachers.

Minister will go to Delhi to solve pre-primary teacher recruitment case

Education Minister Rohit Thakur told that he will soon go to Delhi to solve the recruitment issue of about 4,000 pre-primary teachers in the state.

Will meet the Union Education Minister and discuss about one and two-year diploma of nursery teacher training. Said that the previous government had also made efforts for the recruitment of pre-primary teachers.

The controversy of two and one-year diploma is involved. The state government has sent a proposal to recruit one-year diploma holders. This is a national issue. The government is trying to recruit soon.

Heavy Snowfall in Rohtang Pass and Lahul’s Peaks

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There has been fresh snowfall in the South and North Portal and Rohtang of Atal Tunnel located in Kullu district in Himachal Pradesh. The high peaks of Lahul have again become stuck with snow, which has recorded a huge drop in temperature.

Not only this, as soon as snowfall started near Atal Tunnel on Wednesday, the administration issued alerts, and police personnel posted here sent tourist vehicles back to Manali.

During this time the police evacuated tourist vehicles. At the same time, tourists did not send vehicles ahead of Solanganala in the afternoon.

Heavy Snowfall in Rohtang Pass and Lahul's Peaks

Only four Y-Fore vehicles were allowed to go. The temperature has also declined due to the changing weather of the state.

If we talk about district Lahul Spiti, then the snowfall has been released here once again. Although there was movement of vehicles through the Atal Tunnel during the morning, as soon as snowfall started in the afternoon, tourist vehicles were sent back to Manali.

This may affect the work of agriculture of farmers this time. Apart from this, both of the Atal Tunnel continue to snow. In such a situation, tourists are also turning to Solanganala, Kothi and Gaughi to enjoy snowfall.

DC Kullu Ashutosh Garg says that the weather is going on bad in the valley, so people should take precautions. Due to landslides at many places, the movement of vehicles has also been affected.

HRTC Drivers Union Announced, will not do night Overtime if Advance is not Received by May 6

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Shimla. HRTC night services may be affected in Himachal Pradesh after May 7. This is because the HRTC Drivers Union has announced that if the HRTC Management and Government Driver Conductors are given Rs 3900 i.e. one month’s night overtime in advance on May 7, only then HRTC Driver Operators will provide night services, otherwise night Overtime will not be done.

In such a situation, if HRTC drivers and conductors do not do night overtime, then the night services of HRTC may be stopped.

During the press conference held on Wednesday in Shimla, HRTC Drivers Union President Mansingh Thakur said that HRTC Drivers Union had given advance notice to HRTC Management on 10th April.

In this, the drivers union had made it clear that the driver conductors will now do night overtime only on advance payment.

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It was also told in the notice that if the amount of Rs 3900 per driver conductor for the night overtime for the month of May is not given to the driver conductors by May 06, then they will not do night overtime.

Even after advance notice, he has not been called for talks by the HRTC management. In such a situation, if he is not called for talks by 5 pm on May 6 and advance payment is not made, then night overtime will not be done.

The state government and HRTC management will be responsible for the problems caused to the people of the state due to this.

If the driver’s union is not called for talks by 5 pm on May 6, then from May 7 the driver’s union will also not be heard.

Mansingh Thakur says that the amount of night overtime for 41 months is payable to the drivers and conductors of HRTC. This amount is around Rs 65 crore.

Apart from this, the first installment of arrears of Rs 50,000 has also not been released to HRTC employees. Neither has received DA yet. Apart from this, the reimbursement of medical bills is also yet to be paid.

The biggest thing is that the employees are not even getting salary on time. Due to which the employees are facing problems. Employees are troubled both financially and mentally.

Preparation to Include Himachal’s Small Projects in the Solar Park Scheme, Proposal sent to the Center

Preparation to Include Himachal's Small Projects in the Solar Park Scheme

Preparations have started to include Himachal’s small solar projects in the Central Government’s Solar Park Scheme. The state government has sent a proposal in this regard to the central government on the lines of the northeastern states.

The inclusion of small solar projects of the State Power Corporation in the central scheme will provide financial benefits. The State Energy Department has sought approval from the Central Government for several small solar projects including 42 MW to be built in Una.

With the inclusion of small projects of the state in the Centre’s Solar Park scheme, Himachal will start getting a budget for preparing DPR and preparing basic infrastructure.

At present, the cost of preparing DPR is Rs 7 to 8 lakh per MW. Power Corporation has to spend a lot of money to prepare DPR for 20 to 50 MW solar projects.

Preparation to Include Himachal's Small Projects in the Solar Park Scheme

The Central Government has made a budget provision for setting up small solar projects in the northeastern states of the country-Meghalaya, Assam, and Manipur. The central government is providing funds to these states for DPR and infrastructure.

On the same lines, the state government has also sent a proposal to seek financial help from the Centre. State Power Corporation has prepared a plan to set up a 42 MW solar project in Una.

Apart from this, many other projects of 50 to 60 MW capacity are also going to be approved in the coming days.

In such a situation, the state government has taken up the issue of including these projects in the Solar Park scheme with the central government.

The state government’s eyes are fixed on what decision the central government takes in this regard.

Chief Minister Sukhu has started work on green energy after assuming power in the state. A target has been set to make the state a green energy state by the year 2026.

NABARD Projects of Brightening the Rural Roads Worth Rs114 Crores will be on the ground soon

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A big campaign for the development of rural roads is about to start in the state. The Public Works Department has completed the process of tendering the approved project in the last week of March. The department is going to launch these projects soon.

Work on 25 projects approved by NABARD will start soon. These projects worth Rs 114.15 crore will benefit those rural areas, where the condition of roads was poor or where roads have not yet reached.

After the approval of the state government, the Public Works Department had sent these projects to the NABARD headquarters at the beginning of the year for approval. More than 150 km long roads are to be constructed in these projects.

Rural roads will be bright with 114 crores

The special thing is that the budget will be spent on these projects of NABARD with a difference of 90-10. That is, only 10 percent of the total 114.15 crore rupees will remain with the state government.

Even after the approval of these projects, the Public Works Department has sent the proposals for the upcoming projects with the approval of the State Government.

Even though the work on these projects is starting in the month of April, the approval of all 25 projects was received on March 28 and they have been included in the budget of the last financial year.

At present, the necessary formalities related to all the 25 projects have been completed by the Public Works Department and now the work will be started after tendering these projects.

Public Works Department Minister Vikramaditya Singh has also made it clear that no shortage of funds will be allowed to come in the way of the state’s development. The projects have been sent to the Central Government and there is a possibility of getting approval soon.

On the other hand, Chief Engineer of Public Works Department Ajay Gupta said that projects are being sent regularly to NABARD and PMGSY for approval. 25 projects have been approved in NABARD.

Old Pension Scheme’s SOP can be Approved in the Cabinet, Discussion on Teacher Recruitment is also Possible

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A cabinet meeting will be held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu at the Secretariat on Wednesday at 3:00 pm.

During this, the SOP to be issued regarding the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) can be approved.

There is also a possibility of discussion on formulating a policy to fill the vacant posts of teachers in schools located in remote areas.

Apart from this, a decision can be taken to close the upgraded and newly opened schools in the state after April 2022 on the basis of the low enrollment of students.

Several other agendas including the filling of vacancies in various departments can also be discussed in the meeting. The issue of water cess can also be taken up for discussion. Many budget announcements can also be approved in the cabinet meeting.

Chamera Lake: A Lake Surrounded by Beautiful Green Trees and Exquisite Valleys

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Chamera Lake is the most beautiful lake in the Chamba district near Dalhousie, which attracts tourists immensely with its charm.

Chamera Lake is situated at a distance of 25 km from Dalhousie at an altitude of 1700 meters which is actually a reservoir formed by the Chamera Dam.

Chamera Lake is a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh, where tourists like to travel frequently. Chamera Lake is a major source of water supply for the villagers here and is fed by the Ravi River. Chamera is an artificial lake surrounded by beautiful green trees and exquisite valleys.

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The lake provides opportunities for various water sports such as boat riding and fishing and the lake is a part of the Chamera hydroelectric project which is built on the Ravi River.

The lake is situated at an altitude of 763 meters above sea level and is easily accessible from Chamba. This lake is only 25 to 35 km away from the main market of Dalhousie.

Chamera Lake provides irrigation facilities to the villagers who live in and around the lake area. If you are going to visit Chamba Valley or Dalhousie then you must include this lake in your list.

Important and interesting facts About Chamera Lake

  • The most important thing about Chamera Lake is that there is a fluctuation in day and night temperatures in this area. The temperature rises up to 35 centigrade during the day and drops down to a minimum of 18 centigrade at night. Also, the absence of aquatic life in the lake makes it an ideal place for water sports.
  • Chamera is an artificial man-made lake, set amidst a picturesque backdrop with lush green valleys. This lake is a major part of the hydroelectric project and the Chamera Dam. Chamera Dam is at an altitude of 1700 meters.
  • Chamera Lake is a major source of water for water needs and irrigation for the villagers. This lake is devoid of aquatic life.
  • The lake is famous among tourists for water sports like kayaking, canoeing, motor boating, paddle boating, river rafting, etc.
  • Due to its beautiful climate, the lake is an ideal place for picnics during all months of the year.

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What can you do in this Lake?

  • Chamera Lake is full of water sports like motor boating and river rafting provided by
  • Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department.
  • Tourists can do boating in this lake.
  • The environment around the lake here is great for photography.
  • Tourists can have a picnic here on the banks of the lake.

Best time to visit Chamera Lake

Although the weather in this region remains cool and pleasant throughout the year. But the best time to visit Chamera Lake is during the months of March to June. Also, one should avoid coming here during the monsoon season due to heavy rainfall.

How To Reach Chamera Lake

How to reach by Flight

If you want to travel by air to Chamba, the nearest airports are Pathankot (120 km), Amritsar (220 km), Kangra (172 km) and Chandigarh (400 km). Buses and cabs are easily available to take you from all these airports to Chamba.

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How to Lake by Road

HRTC (Himachal Road Transport Corporation) runs regular buses from the neighboring states of Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab. Which passes through the major cities of the state, Pathankot, Shimla, Kangra, Solan, and Dharamshala.

How To Reach By Train

The nearest railway station is at Pathankot, which is about 120 km from Chamba. Buses and taxis are very easily available from Pathankot to Chamba. Alternatively, you can also take a train till Chandigarh or New Delhi and then travel by bus or cab.

Chamera Lake Google Map

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Now the Entrance Exam for BEd will be Held on June 15, Schedule Changed due to Administrative Reasons

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The examination schedule for B.Ed in Himachal Pradesh University has been reshuffled due to administrative reasons. Now, you can apply online for admission in B.Ed till May 30.

Along with this, their verification will be done from May 31 to June 1. After that, there will be an entrance exam for this on June 15, while the result of the BAA entrance exam will be declared on July 6.

Himachal Pradesh University (HPU) has invited applications for 8500 seats in a two-year B.Ed course for the upcoming session. For this, the university has issued a notification on the website.

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The university has released its respective schedule. According to the earlier schedule released for admission in the new session in all 73 B.Ed colleges affiliated to HPU’s Education Department, B.Ed College Dharamshala, and University, the entrance examination was to be held on May 31.

Controller of Examinations, Himachal Pradesh University, Dr JS Negi said that 85 percent of seats in Himachal Pradesh University and its affiliated B.Ed colleges would be reserved for native Himachalis.

15% of seats will be filled by students from other states. For this, students of Jammu and Kashmir will also be able to apply. Seats will be filled keeping in mind the merit in private and government colleges only on the basis of entrance test. The prospectus has been made available on the website by HPU.

Orange Alert due to Rain in Shimla, IMD Issued this Warning

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Due to heavy rains in Shimla, IMD has issued Orange Alert for three days. Himachal Pradesh IMD chief Surendra Paul told that we have issued the orange alert and issued heavy rain warning for next 2-3 days in some areas.

The IMD chief informed that in the last 24 hours, it rained across the state, with Kangra receiving the maximum rainfall. There have been reports of hailstorm in Shimla and Jubbal. The rains will continue for the next 48 hours. Due to the rain, there was a huge drop in the temperature.

State’s first heliport will be built in Palampur, Agriculture University will be constructed with nine crores

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Shimla: The way for the first heliport in Himachal Pradesh has been paved. For the convenience of the people, the state government has made preparations to build a heliport in every district, and in this series the first heliport will be built in Palampur.

For this, the land available in the Agricultural University campus has been transferred to the tourism department and now there is a possibility of starting the construction of the heliport soon.

Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that a detailed project report in this regard would be prepared soon. The proposed land for the heliport is located at Chaudhary Saravan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University, which is located at a distance of three kilometers from Palampur town.

State's-first-heliport-will-be-built-in-PalampurHe said that about nine crore rupees would be spent on the construction of the heliport. The CM said that the state government is developing Palampur as an information technology hub and tourism activities in district Kangra will get a new direction through this heliport.

Sukhu said that the State Government was making efforts to construct heliports near all the district headquarters with a view to reduce the travel time for tourists.

All the district deputy commissioners have been instructed to mark land for the construction of heliports in their respective areas. He said that this would not only boost tourism in the state but would also help in emergency situations. This will also help in airlifting patients in medical emergency.

The site of the heliport is about three kilometers from Palampur and it is likely to cost nine crore rupees for its construction. According to the information, the provision of the budget for the construction of the heliport is with the government, and in such a situation, this heliport will soon be available to the people.

After the formation of the new government in the state, during the visit of Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu to Palampur on March 8, along with providing all the information in this context, the land available with the Agricultural University and the correspondence being done with the tourism department regarding this scheme was also told about.

Chief Minister Sukhu had entrusted the responsibility of further activities in this context to his Principal Advisor Gokul Butail.

On March 11, under the leadership of Gokul Butail, the next action was initiated by visiting the possible site of the heliport with the concerned officials and now the way for the construction of the heliport has been cleared with the transfer of land.

Airport facility is available in Gaggal. In this situation, the construction of heliport in Palampur will benefit the tourists coming to places like Baijnath, Bir-Billing and Chamunda. A heliport will be constructed on an area of about 3.17 hectares and this will create new possibilities for tourism development.

Chief Minister Sukhwinder Sukhu said that Kangra is being developed as the tourism capital of the state and efforts are being made to further strengthen the infrastructure to promote tourism in the district.

He said that the work of expansion of Kangra airport is in progress and the length of runway will be increased from 1372 meters to 3010 meters so that bigger aircraft can also land here.

He said that the development of tourism facilities is expected to increase tourist traffic and generate more employment opportunities for the youth.

This Beautiful Lake in Kangra is Surrounded by Lush Green Deodar Trees

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Dal Lake is located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, which is named after Dal Lake in Kashmir. This lake is one of the most popular tourist places in Himachal Pradesh.

Tourists and nature lovers throng here throughout the day to see the attractions. Dal Lake in Dharamshala is a very special place to spend a peaceful time and watch the fishes.

Dal Lake is a small-medium altitude lake (1,775 m above sea level), situated at a distance of 11 km from Dharamshala near the village of Tota Rani on Mcleodganj Naddi road in Kangra Himachal Pradesh.

Dal Lake is 2 km towards west from McLeodGanj. The lake is surrounded by lush green forests of deodar, Dal Lake is famous for its beauty and pilgrimage centre. The area around Dal Lake is a natural paradise.

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The area of the lake is around one hectare (i.e. 10,000 square metres). A famous Lord Shiva temple is situated on the banks of Dal Lake, which is considered very sacred and is 200 years old. According to a legend, a sage named Durvasa worshiped Lord Shiva here.

If you are going to visit the famous Dal Lake of Himachal Pradesh or are excited to know about it, then definitely read this article completely –

What to do at Dal Lake in Dharamshala

A trip to Dal Lake can prove to be very special for you as you can do a lot of things while visiting the lake like enjoying a picnic, trekking, taking pictures of the beautiful hills with a panoramic view, and gazing at the lush green forest.

  • In the winter season, this place is filled with snow which can be seen above the trees, which provides a spectacular view of nature.
  • Spending a peaceful afternoon by the lake and watching the fishes is surely one of the most peaceful activities to do here.
  • Tourists visiting Dal Lake can also visit the beautiful Shiva temple located here. A fair is also held near this temple.
  • Boating is one of the most popular activities in Dal Lake, which gives you a breathtaking view of the hills during sunset.
  • Here you can also go fishing in the lake after taking permission from the authority.

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What is the best time to visit Dal Lake

If you want to go boating in Dal Lake located in Dharamshala, then the best time to visit here is between May to October, during this time the weather is quite favorable and pleasant.

The place is completely covered with snow during the winter season and it becomes quite difficult to spend a peaceful time here. Boating here also remains closed during winters.

How to Reach Dal Lake

How to Reach by Rail

An overnight train journey is a good option to reach Dal Lake Dharamshala. The nearest major railway station is at Pathankot, 85 km away. Many trains going to Jammu and Kashmir stop at Pathankot.

You can take a taxi or bus from Pathankot to reach Dharamshala. There is also a small railway station, Kangra Mandir, just 22 km from Dharamshala, but no important trains stop here.

How To Reach By Car

Taxis are available at Gaggal Airport and Pathankot Railway Station to Dal Lake or Dharamshala. It takes approximately 3 hours to reach Dharamshala from Pathankot.

Delhi to Chandigarh, Kiratpur, and Bilaspur can take around 12-13 hours. Many luxury buses ply from Delhi and Shimla to Dharamshala.

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How to Reach by Bus

Traveling to Dharamshala by bus to Dal Lake can prove to be a good option. Dharamshala is well connected to Delhi and many cities in North India through state-operated buses as well as private bus operator network. Delhi to Dharamshala is approximately 520 kilometers away.

How to Reach Air

If you want to travel by air to Dal Lake Dharamshala, then let us tell you that the nearest airport is located at Gaggal, about 13 kilometers from Dharamshala.

Gaggal Airport connects Dharamshala to Delhi with the help of Air India and Spice Jet flights.

If you are coming from any other part of India then the best option would be to take a flight to Chandigarh and book a taxi for your journey to Dharamshala, which is approximately 275 kms away.

 Dal Lake Google Map

 

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CBSE 10th & 12th result to be declared next Week

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The results of the 10th and 12th annual examination 2023 can be released by the Central Board of Secondary Education next week. The evaluation of answer sheets of the CBSE 10th examinations has been completed on April 20, 2023.

Now the evaluation of answer sheets of the CBSE 12th exam has also been completed. In such a situation, board results can be declared within a week. However, the date of releasing the result from the CBSE board has not been decided yet.

But it is expected that the results can be released in the next one week i.e. in the first week of May.

After the declaration of CBSE class 10, and 12 exam results, candidates will be able to check by visiting the official website of the board, cbseresults.nic.in and cbse.gov.in.

CBSE Result Marksheet will be available in DigiLocker like previous years this year also. It is believed that after the declaration of CBSE 12th result, the 10th result will be released.

However, in case the results are ready, the results of both classes can be released on the same day. Let us tell you that about 38 lakh students had appeared in the CBSE 10th, and 12th examination this year.

Heavy rains in Shimla after 17 years and the maximum temperature in April was the lowest in 10 years

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Shimla: In Himachal Pradesh, it rained for the second time in the last 20 years in April. After 17 years, Shimla received the highest rainfall in 24 hours, while the maximum mercury in April was recorded as the lowest in 10 years.

From April 1 to 30 this year, the state received 63 percent more rainfall than normal. Earlier, in the year 2021, 70 and 50 percent more rains were recorded in 2019.

Shimla received 54 mm of rain on Saturday night and Sunday. Earlier in the year 2006, there was 56 mm of rain. On Sunday, Shimla received heavy hailstorm along with light rain.

In the afternoon there was darkness in the city for some time. The second highest rainfall in 24 hours in Shimla from 2007 to 2022 was 52 mm in the year 2017.

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Whereas, most of the days of April were spent in cold weather this year. In the capital Shimla, on April 17 this year, the maximum temperature was recorded at 25.9 degrees. Earlier it used to go above 28 degrees. This was the highest mercury recorded in April this year.

On other days, the maximum temperature remained below 20 degrees on average. This year, the record maximum temperature of 25.9 degrees Celsius was the lowest in April in the last ten years.

Earlier in the year 2013, the highest maximum temperature was recorded at 23.9 degree during April.

From 2014 to 2022, the maximum mercury remained above 26 degrees. This time in the plain districts of Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, and Kangra, the maximum temperature did not even reach 40 degrees. The maximum temperature in Una हद reached 43 degrees last year.

In most of the high altitude areas including the capital Shimla, jackets and sweaters have to be worn to protect against the cold.

Due to the cold, dozens of patients suffering from cold and fever are reaching the hospitals daily for treatment.

During April last year, there was 89 percent less rainfall than normal. This was the least rainfall recorded in the last 19 years.

Clouds rained more than normal in all districts in April – Himachal Pradesh received 63 percent more rain than normal in April this year. It rained more than normal in all the districts of the state. During this period, 64 mm of rain has been considered normal. In April this year, it received 104.1 mm of rain.

201 percent above normal in district Bilaspur, 36 in Chamba, 114 in Hamirpur, 90 in Kangra, 39 in Kinnaur, 112 in Kullu, two in Lahaul-Spiti, 141 in Mandi, 161 in Shimla, 116 in Sirmaur, 187 in Solan and Una received 26 percent excess rainfall.

Toll Tax- Digital & Cash payment facility will be available on Kiratpur-Nerchowk four-lane from June

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Shimla:Toll tax collection will start on the Kiratpur-Nerchowk four-lane from June and the drivers will also have to lose their pockets.

Vehicles will be able to go ahead on the four-lane only after paying the toll in Moda, Punjab. After this, there will be another toll plaza at Baloh on the border of Mandi and Bilaspur.

There will be a facility to make digital and cash payments on tolls. The work of both the toll plazas on the four-lane is almost complete. These toll plazas will be of seven lanes.

Five lanes will have the facility of fast tag and cash payment, while two lanes will be for emergency vehicles and toll-exempt vehicles. Equipment, CCTV cameras, etc. have been installed at the toll plaza.

Toll tax, digital and cash payment facility will be available on Kiratpur-Nerchowk four-lane from June

NHAI will tender from Delhi itself to collect tax on toll. After this, the rates of toll tax will also be fixed. Its process has also started.

Most importantly, the vehicles going from Shimla to Hamirpur will not have to pay any toll on this four-lane.

Vehicles going from Shimla towards Hamirpur will use four-lane from Nauni to Bhaged. No toll barrier is being installed in a stretch of about 15 km.

On the other hand, Varun Chari, director of the Kiratpur-Nerchowk four-lane, said that preparations are on to start both the toll plazas on the four-lane in June.

NHAI will tender it from Delhi. The work of both the plazas has been completed.

Rain and landslides are creating obstacles in construction work

Kiratpur-Nerchowk has been announced to be opened for traffic by May 15. But the incessant rains are becoming a hindrance in the ongoing work between Zakatkhana and Garamora.

A major landslide has happened recently near Tunnel No-2 Baghchhal. On this part, the work of laying coal tar on four-lane and construction of bridge is going on.

According to director Varun Chari, if it continues to rain like this, there may be a delay in starting traffic completely on the four-lane.

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Confluence of Natural and Religious Beauty can be seen in Bhagsu Situated in the Zenith of Dhauladhar

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Himachal Pradesh is known for its natural beauty and historical religious places. There are many natural and religious tourist places here.

We are going to tell you about such a special place of Himachal Pradesh, which is a great tourist destination both in natural and religious form.

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Read also:-Famous Temples of Himachal Pradesh – Part one

A unique confluence of religion and nature is found in Bhagsu, situated in the zenith of the high mountain ranges of Dhauladhar, about two kilometers from McLeodganj in Himachal Pradesh.

The place is famous for its ancient Bhagsunag Temple and the picturesque Bhagsunag Waterfall. Due to its proximity to Dharamshala, tourists keep coming here throughout the year.

This famous religious place is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Situated at an altitude of about 1770 meters above sea level, the Bhagsu Nag Temple reflects the art and culture of the medieval period.

It is believed about the temple that around five thousand years ago the serpent god had a war with a local king Bhagsu who had stolen water from the sacred Nag Dal lake. King Bhagsu was defeated in the war.

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Read also:-Famous Temples of Himachal Pradesh – Part Two

After the defeat, King Bhagsu apologized to Nagdevta. The serpent god pardoned King Bhagsu and the place was established as Bhagsu Nag. The temple complex has a two-storied rest house where pilgrims visiting the temple can stay.

Bhagsu is known for its natural and religious beauty. There are beautiful ponds and water springs coming out of the tiger’s head inside the temple premises. Bhagsu Waterfall is a popular tourist destination here.

The beauty of this place is very much liked by the nature lovers. During the monsoon, the waterfall turns into a torrential wall of 30 feet of water. Tourists coming here do not miss taking a bath in the cool water of the waterfall.

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Due to the beauty of Bhagsu, the charming views of the plains here remain forever in the minds of the tourists. Bhagsu can also prove to be a good option for trekking enthusiasts.

How to Reach Bhagsu Temple

This tourist place is about 10 kilometers from Dharamshala and about one and a half kilometers from McLeodganj. Bhagsu is easily accessible from Dharamshala and Mcleodganj.

Dharamshala and McLeodganj are well connected by road to other major cities of the state. The nearest broad gauge railway station to Bhagsu is at Pathankot.

This station is connected to other major tourist stations including New Delhi. The nearest airport to Bhagsu is the Gaggal Airport in Dharamshala. This airport is connected with Delhi.

Bhagsu Google Map

 

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The work of Himachal’s first drug testing laboratory will be completed by the end of May.

The work of Himachal's first drug testing laboratory will be completed by end of May

Shimla: Himachal Pradesh’s first drug testing laboratory at Baddi is expected to be completed in May. Testing of medicine with modern technology here will save time and results will also be available faster.

There will be no need to go to other states for drug testing. Rs 35 crore is being spent on this drug testing laboratory.

450 drugs will be tested per month in this drug testing laboratory coming up at Himuda Complex in Baddi.

The work of Himachal's first drug testing laboratory will be completed by end of May

Testing of more than five thousand drugs will be possible in a year. Baddi is known as the biggest pharma hub in Asia.

About 600 pharma industries are functional in the Baddi-Barotiwala-Nalagarh region. About 35 percent of the country’s drugs are manufactured in these industries.

The work of the laboratory is in the final stage. This will be the first drug testing laboratory in Himachal Pradesh. With its introduction, the quality of medicines will improve.

On the other hand, Assistant Drug Controller Kapil Dhiman told that the work of the laboratory is going on in the final stage. This lab will start by May.

This will enable rapid testing of drug samples. Now there will be no need to go to other states for testing and the quality of medicine will also improve.

Discussion in Delhi Regarding the Roads of the State, the Central Government has to Approve the Package of PMGSY in the State

Four lane from above Gaggal airport

Shimla: A great brainstorming session is now taking place in Delhi on big Centre-based schemes. The Central Government has to approve the huge package of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana for Himachal. In this episode, the officials of the Public Works Department are exploring the possibilities of PMGSY.

In Himachal, the State Government has sent the DPR of the second phase of PMGSY to the Centre. A budget of 2813 crore has been proposed in this DPR. In this DPR, the Public Works Department has set a target of renovating about 2700 km of roads.

Himachal has got the approval of Rs 440 crore in the first installment. Now the roads which have been included in the second DPR are being discussed continuously between the state and the central government. After completing the formalities, now the proposal has been sent to the state.

Discussion in Delhi regarding the roads of the state

In fact, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu and Public Works Department Minister Vikramaditya Singh have also met in view of the approval of the state government’s PMGSY. The Central Government has tightened the process of approval of PMGSY.

The GIS reports and photos from there have to be sent to the Central Government. After this, the Central Government officials decide whether the road will be sanctioned in PMGSY or not. The state government has selected roads from all the blocks across the state for PMGSY.

For this year, about 3100 km of roads have come on the part of the state. Out of these, approval has already been given for 400 km and now efforts are being made for 2700 km.

If approved, the Government of India will spend 90 percent

With the consent of the State Government, the Public Works Department has prepared the DPR on the basis of past experiences. In such a situation, it is expected that the proposed DPR from Himachal will also be approved in the coming days.

If the Central Government approves the restoration of these roads, then the Government of India will meet 90 percent of the expenditure.

Himachal will have to spend only ten percent. This is the reason why the state government has put all its strength in achieving the huge budget.

Land Acquisition for Gaggal airport will Start Soon

Dharamshala-Chandigarh air service start from 22nd September

The process of expansion of Kangra Airport is progressing continuously. In such a situation, the work of land acquisition will start soon. Techno feasibility report is being sent to the government through drone survey.

After this, experts will give their suggestions regarding viability. After this, the complete design of the airport will be prepared by taking out its length and width from the Kangra airport strip to the construction of a bridge over Manjhi Khad. Meanwhile, as soon as all the formalities are completed, the work on the ground will also start.

The work of Kangra Airport, which is considered important from the point of view of security and tourism, will soon be seen coming out of the paper process. The drone survey of the new addition area including the existing infrastructure of the airport has been done point by point.

Now its complete detail report will be prepared and sent to the government. After this, the work of land acquisition will start and work on the process of all aspects from the bridge to be built on Manjhi Khad in the newly included area will also be carried out.

Land acquisition for Gaggal airport will start soonIn this way, with the completion of all the formalities, there are possibilities of starting work at the ground level as soon as the process of paperwork regarding the airport is completed.

However, the people of the area are still demanding their rehabilitation. In such a situation, the government will have to work on the process of settling the people and businessmen of the displaced area.

Deputy Director of Tourism Department Vinay Dhiman says that after the survey the feasibility report will be ready, on the same basis the work will proceed. Efforts are being made in this direction.

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