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Centre gives approval for establishment of Govt medical college at Kapurthala

Chandigarh, Nov 28 (UNI) The Union Government has given approval for the establishment of a new Government Medical College (GMC) at Kapurthala, besides up-gradation of the existing local civil hospital.
The letter according approval for the same has been received by the state government from the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, an official spokesperson said here on Thursday.
As per the communiqué, the new GMC would be set up at a cost of Rs 325 crore, of which Rs 195 crore (60 per cent share) would be incurred by the Centre. The remaining Rs 130 crore (40 per cent share) would be contributed by the Punjab government as the state’s share for the college being set up under a centrally sponsored scheme for establishment of new medical colleges attached with existing district/referral hospitals.

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Court fines state officer in HP’s Wildflower Hall Hotel case

23 Apr 2025 | 11:19 AM

Shimla, April 23 (UNI) In the long-standing litigation surrounding the iconic Wildflower Hall Hotel, the Himachal Pradesh High Court, through a detailed order by Justice Jyotsna Rewal Dua, imposed a penalty of ₹50,000 on the principal secretary (tourism & civil aviation) to the state government.

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JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-27U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-26U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-25U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-24U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-23U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-22U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-21U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-20U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-19U

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ANANATNAG, APR 23 (UNI) Security forces launched a massive search operation in the woods of Baisaran Pahalgam on Wednesday to track down the terrorists who killed more than two dozen tourists on Tuesday in a gruesome attack.UNI PHOTO-17U

ANANATNAG, APR 23 (UNI) Security forces launched a massive search operation in the woods of Baisaran Pahalgam on Wednesday to track down the terrorists who killed more than two dozen tourists on Tuesday in a gruesome attack.UNI PHOTO-16U

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JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Shops closed after Jammu Bandh call by various organisations over Terrorists attack on Tourists in Pahalgam, in Jammu on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-3U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Shops closed after Jammu Bandh call by various organisations over Terrorists attack on Tourists in Pahalgam, in Jammu on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-2U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Shops closed after Jammu Bandh call by various organisations over Terrorists attack on Tourists in Pahalgam, in Jammu on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-1U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Members of various Hindu organizations, along with BJP leaders, protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-15U