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The concerns have intensified following floods in 2023 and 2025, which damaged infrastructure and several stretches of the highway between Manali and Aut.

The Manali police stated the occupants initially resisted police action and questioned why they were being stopped; it was found that the driver did not possess a driving licence.

Himalayan brown bear sightings in Rakchham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary have revived conservation interest after a female bear and her cubs were photographed recently.

Himachal Pradesh High Court quashed the FIR lodged against the Army personnel under IPC Section 376 after the survivor said she wanted to move on with life and avoid further trauma.

Four others were injured after the vehicle fell 150 metres into a gorge near Kakira. The victims were travelling from Manali to Dalhousie.

The event also witnessed the highest-ever public participation since the Himalayan Bird Count was launched in 2024.

Sources said that Rameshwar Sharma had visited his office at the Shimla Municipal Corporation and submitted a leave application to attend a marriage function, before allegedly taking the extreme step.

The book in question is an English version of the book ‘Himachal Pradesh Ki Lok Sanskriti Evam Yog’, introduced in the curriculum from the 2026-27 academic session.

The NCRB data for 2024 shows that cybercrime cases in Himachal Pradesh increased from 77 in 2022 and 127 in 2023 to 148 cases in 2024.

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: Himachal notifies Juvenile Justice Rules: ‘No FIR against juveniles unless offence heinous’

The investigation revealed a sophisticated operation where promoters used “cool calculation and deliberate design” to embezzle public funds, the Himachal Pradesh High Court noted.

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: Himachal Pradesh declares Class 12 results; pass percentage rises to 92.02%

The Himachal Pradesh Recruitment and Conditions of Service of Government Employees Act, 2024 was notified in 2025.

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: Centre clean chit on green clearance for twin-hydel projects in Parvati Valley

SDM Bansal is the same officer who, in her earlier capacity, had established violations of Section 118 of the Himachal Pradesh Tenancy and Land Reforms Act, 1972, along with suspected benami transactions by the promoters of the Chester Hills project.

Residents and kin of the victim staged a protest against the administration for allegedly not conducting a proper investigation.