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In a remarkable move towards ecological responsibility, Palampur—a serene town in Himachal Pradesh—has launched a pioneering Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (RRR) Centre to address the increasing challenges of waste management and environmental degradation. This community-led initiative underscores the power of local governance and civic participation in building a sustainable future. Vision and Launch of the RRR Centre The RRR Centre, situated within the Palampur Municipal Corporation (MC) campus, was inaugurated by MLA Ashish Butail and Mayor Gopal Naag.

Introduction Chamba Chappal, a traditional footwear of Himachal Pradesh, is not just a shoe; it is a symbol of artistry, culture, and heritage. These chappals are handcrafted with intricate designs using age-old techniques. They have gained recognition not only within the state but also across the country and beyond.  Historical Roots and Evolution Chamba chappals are a type of leather-embroidered footwear with a rich history dating back to the year 1808 C.E. The story of their creation is

In a major stride towards promoting sustainable agriculture and rural prosperity, Himachal Pradesh has inaugurated its first Solar Powered Micro Cold Storage (SPMCS) unit in Bajaura, Kullu. The initiative is a significant step in addressing post-harvest losses, a persistent challenge for farmers across the country. A Model for Rural Infrastructure Development The SPMCS unit was inaugurated by Revenue, Horticulture, and Tribal Development Minister Jagat Singh Negi at the Progeny-cum-Demonstration Orchard (PCDO). Developed by Energy Efficiency Services Limited

While most of us associate development with big cities and metros, there's a small gram panchayat in Himachal Pradesh that’s quietly setting an example for others—not just in the state, but across Punjab and Haryana too. Thanadhar, also known as Thanedhar, located in the Narkanda block of Shimla district, has shown how a village with just over 2,000 people can achieve big things when the community works together. From a fully equipped gym and library

April, the fourth month of the year, is marked by a diverse range of significant national and international observances. These days not only celebrate historical milestones and cultural heritage but also raise awareness about pressing global issues such as health, environment, education, and peace. Below is a detailed overview of the most important days celebrated in April 2025, followed by a consolidated table for easy reference. Key Days and Their Significance April 1 – Odisha Foundation Day Also known

Whispers of love, strokes of tradition, and threads of devotion come together in the delicate artistry of the Chamba Rumal—a ceremonial cloth that tells tales of royalty, mythology, and resilience. Legend whispered that the town’s very foundation was inspired by the loving gesture of a father towards his daughter. Raja Sahil Verman, the founder of Chamba, christened the town in honour of his beloved daughter, Champavati. It was her gentle touch, it is said, that pointed