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It was the summer of 1992 when Bhagwant Singh Rana put a signboard outside his traditional Himachali house – The First Guest House.

#FirstStoryPositive: Meet an ex-army man, whose passion and dedication introduced Jibhi Valley to tourism

“Work hard, and you will earn good rewards. Work smart, and you will earn great rewards. Work hard and work smart, and you will earn extraordinary rewards,” said Matshona Dhliwayo.

#FirstStoryPositive: Three sisters from Rajasthan cracked Administration Service Exam together

Vibha Bhatia has bagged the 2020 IEA/Kingfar Award for student research in ergonomics issues and human factors.

#FirstStoryPositive: Meet this Jalandhar-based girl who bagged international research award

Here is an inspiring story of young students who have collected Rs 4 lakh to help needy people.

#FirstStoryPositive: Meet these 5 students who have raised Rs 4 lakh to help less-privileged people

A section of society has slammed the Union Budget for FY22, saying that budget has nothing for the poor, the working class, the migrants, the farmers, the industrial units that had been closed down permanently, and those who had lost their jobs, both regular and informal, and are still looking for jobs.

Is the Union Budget 2021 gives country’s asset to crony capitalists?

Mohali Police has registered a case against an unidentified person who has put this poster and announced a reward of $ 1 million for killing Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh

Threat to kill CM Capt Amarinder, case registered

Ask police to take strict action against those disrupting telecom services of damaging mobile towers

Punjab CM issues stern warning against damage to mobile towers, says won’t tolerate destruction of any property

Calling upon farmers and their supporters to put an immediate stop to such destructive activities, which were being disowned by farmer leaders themselves, the Chief Minister said disruption of telecom services could lead to a communications blackout in the state, causing its people, especially students and working professionals, to suffer serious consequences.

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