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Uttarakhand | Due to heavy rains in Kedarnath Dham, the enthusiasm of Kedar devotees is being seen even in the midst of difficult conditions. The administration in the Dham is repeatedly postponing the yatra in view of the safety of the devotees. But amidst the challenge of the weather and the restrictions of the administration, Baba’s devotees are moving forward fearlessly.
According to the alert of the Meteorological Department of rain in Uttarakhand till June 26, it is raining continuously. The process of rain is continuing in Kedarnath Dham also since Sunday. Due to heavy rains, the gads and gaderes around Kedarnath Dham are in spate. Water is coming with full speed at many places on the Kedarnath pedestrian route. In front of Gaurikund, about three kilometers on the pedestrian path, the rain drain came in spate, seeing which the administration stopped the walk ahead of Gaurikund.
But the pilgrims who had already proceeded on the yatra route took their places in the first safe places. And as soon as things got a little better, they kept moving forward. Even though the situation arising due to rain in Kedarnath is looking scary and the administration is taking all precautions. But it is clearly visible in the pictures from Kedarnath that how the devotees are moving on the yatra route even in the midst of bad weather.
Defying all apprehensions, devotees of Baba Kedar are going to visit Kedarnath Dham. So far, about 11 lakh devotees have visited Kedarnath Dham. Although the monsoon has started and the weather has changed, but still devotees are thronging to have darshan of Baba Kedar, which shows that faith is overpowering the challenge of nature.

Public Relations Webdesk | The meeting of the G-20 Infrastructure Development Working Group began in Rishikesh. Apart from G-20 member countries, a total of 63 representatives of invited countries and international organizations have participated in the meeting. In the meeting, international experts shared their experiences and suggestions on improving the infrastructure facilities of the cities.
The third meeting of the G-20 Infrastructure Development Working Group, which lasted for three days in Yognagari Rishikesh, began in Rishikesh from Monday. The meeting held a high-level discussion on the ‘Roadmap for Sustainable Cities’ in partnership with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. The G-20 policy makers deliberated in the meeting on exploring the role of rapid urbanization and inclusivity, technology, infratech and digitization.
Along with this, major challenges ranging from climate change to infrastructure resilience were brainstormed. The delegates involved in the discussion also understood the infrastructural model of Nusantara, a new city in Indonesia, one of the most ambitious cities in the world. International experts also joined the discussion and shared their experiences and suggestions.Discussion on roadmap in partnership with Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
High level discussion on ‘Roadmap for Sustainable Cities’ in partnership with the Bank
Brainstorming on raising financial resources for the development of future cities
Brainstorming on the role of inclusivity, technology, infratech and digitization
Brainstorming in the meeting on the major challenges of climate change
On June 27, there will be discussions on making India an MRO i.e. Maintenance, Repairing and Overhaul Hub by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. In which the opportunities offered by India in the MRO sector will be discussed.

Uttarakhand | CM Pushkar Singh Dhami honored the democracy fighters of Uttarakhand who suffered torture during the Emergency. On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that arrangements will be made to give information about the democracy fighters of Uttarakhand to the people. On June 25, 1975, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami honored the democracy fighters of Uttarakhand who suffered torture during the emergency implemented in the country.

Former CM Bhagat Singh Koshyari was also present on the occasion. Democracy fighters shared their difficult experiences during the Emergency. Democracy fighters also thanked the Chief Minister for honoring him. On this occasion, former CM Koshyari praised CM Dhami and said that it is good in the Chief Minister that he respects the elders.

The blessings of democracy fighters are with CM Dhami for the development of the state. On the other hand, Chief Minister Dhami termed the opportunity to honor the democracy fighters who protected democracy during the Emergency as his good fortune. The CM said that the country can never forget the sacrifice and sacrifice of the democracy fighters during the Emergency. On this occasion, the Chief Minister said that arrangements will be made to inform people about the struggle of democracy fighters of Uttarakhand.

CM Dhami said that the government has also decided to give respect pension to the dependents of democracy fighters, for which mandate has been issued. Along with this, the honorarium of democracy fighters has been increased from Rs 16 thousand to Rs 20 thousand. On this occasion, the democracy fighters gave a demand letter to the Chief Minister, on which the Chief Minister asked to consider it with full seriousness.

Delhi | Electricity is going to be expensive in the capital Delhi. Because DERC i.e. Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has accepted the demand of Power Discoms, BYPL (BSES Yamuna) and BRPL (BSES Rajdhani) in which they allowed to increase the rates. After this decision, electricity rates in BSES areas will become costlier by 10 per cent.

However, it has been said by the Delhi government that this will not directly affect the consumers of Delhi. After the consumption of electricity above 200 units, the increased charge will have to be paid. Energy Minister Atishi in the Delhi government told that the people of Delhi who get zero electricity bill, will continue to get zero electricity bill. Whether this surcharge increases or decreases.

Atishi took the central government half-handed over the rising electricity prices. He said that today the cost of electricity is increasing because due to the mismanagement of the central government, the cost of coal has become costlier in the country today. Today, for the first time in the history of 75 years of India, there has been an artificial shortage of coal, due to its shortage, the price of coal is increasing. The central government has now forced that if anyone buys coal now, he will have to use 10 percent imported coal. He said that today if the price of electricity is increasing even in a city like Delhi, then it is increasing only because of the central government.

He told that the cost of imported coal is about 10 times more than that of coal in India. If you use domestic coal, it costs around Rs 2000 a ton. The imported coal that the power companies have to use is coming at Rs 25,000 a ton. Free electricity bills up to 200 units will not matter to them. Those whose bills come without subsidy, it will not make any difference, but a surcharge of eight percent will increase on their bills. Atishi told that if a bill of 100 rupees is coming, then it will come for 108 rupees.

careful | An encounter has taken place between police and cattle smugglers in the forest of Asmoli police station area of Sambhal district. In the encounter, two cattle smugglers with a reward of Rs 25,000 each were shot. The same constable was also injured by the bullet of miscreants. Police arrested six gang members in the encounter. Police have recovered illegal pistols, vehicles and cattle from cattle smugglers. The injured miscreants and constable have been admitted to the government hospital.

The whole matter of encounter between the police and cattle smugglers is related to the forest of Gumsani village under Asmoli police station area. Where there was an encounter between police and cow smugglers as soon as the day broke on Monday. Superintendent of Police Chakresh Mishra said that there was an encounter between the police and the cow smugglers. Incidents of cow smuggling have also been carried out by these scoundrels in the neighboring districts of Moradabad and Amroha. Police of Sambhal and Moradabad were following these cow smugglers.

As soon as the police got information this morning that they have come to Asmoli to execute a big incident. The police tried to cordon them off. When the police asked them to surrender, the miscreants opened fire on the police. In which soldier Arjun has a bullet in his left hand. In the retaliatory firing, two miscreants Saif Ali Khan and Shaan Mohammad were shot in their legs.

Both have been arrested. A reward of 25-25 thousand has been announced on both of them. The SP said that 2 illegal weapons have been recovered from both of them, along with hollow cartridges and two big vehicles, another animal has been recovered. Gangster action will also be implemented against both the arrested miscreants.

Odisha | Once again the news of road accident has come to the fore. In Odisha’s Ganjam district, on Sunday, June 25, a fierce collision took place due to two buses coming face to face near Digpahandi. Please tell that 12 people died in this painful accident, out of which 6 men, 4 women and 2 minors are involved and many people were injured. According to the information, the incident took place at 1 am when the wedding procession in Berhampur was returning to Khandadeuli near Digpahandi.

Giving information about the incident, Baharampur SP Saravana Vivek said that the accident happened around 1 am on Sunday night when an ORTC and a private bus collided with each other.

On this matter, the DM of Ganjam said that “a team of police personnel reached the spot and rescued the injured people and shifted them to hospitals.” The same police officer said, “The 12 dead included seven members of the same family and their relatives.” He further said that “the injured are undergoing treatment at MKCG Medical College and Hospital and Digpahandi Hospital and two of them have been referred to SCB Medical College and Hospital Cuttack. Meanwhile, the Special Relief Commission has sanctioned an amount of Rs 30,000 for the treatment of each of the injured.

Let us tell you that on this painful incident, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has announced to give Rs 3 lakh each to the dead.

Uttar Pradesh | A heart-wrenching case has come to light from Muzaffarnagar. In fact, here three members of the same family died after falling into the stone pit on the brick kiln.

The incident took place in Muzaffarnagar on Monday afternoon. Faisal, son of Hussain, resident of village Rasulpur Dabhedi, Ehsan, son of Asad and Arif, had gone to play on the kiln in the morning. While playing in the rain water, he died on the spot due to falling into a deep pit in the stone kiln.

As soon as the information about the incident was received, the villagers reached the spot. Somehow they were pulled out and all the three boys were admitted to the private hospital in the town. Doctors in the hospital declared him dead. There is mourning in the entire village due to the incident. The relatives refused to get the post-mortem done.

Karnataka | Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is continuously taking major decisions for the state after becoming the CM. In this episode, CM Siddaramaiah has taken such a decision, which has broken the superstition that has been going on for years. Let us tell you that the Chief Minister opened the door of the secretariat, which was kept closed for the last 25 years, because the leaders believed that it was ‘inauspicious’ under Vastu defect.

The CM opened this door on Saturday (June 24). Let us tell you that this door, considered inauspicious for years, is located in the south of the Secretariat. CM Siddaramaiah told that it has been kept closed for the last 25 years due to Vastu defect, immediately after that Siddaramaiah himself not only got the gate opened by standing up but also entered his office through the same gate. During this, all the officers were also present with the CM.

CM told the officers that healthy mind, pure heart, concern for people, good air and light is a good Vaastu. After the then chief minister JH Patel was defeated in the election, this door was considered to bring bad luck and since 1998 no chief minister dared to open it. Now on the orders of the Chief Minister, this door will also be opened like the rest of the doors and will be used.