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PCC president Pratiba Singh and others at dharna in Shimla

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SHIMLA: Congress has questioned the CBI probe ordered into the infamous Police Recruitment scam, raising its ante against the Jai Ram Thakur government for giving clean chit to DGP police over...

AAP spokesperson Gaurav Sharma at press conference in Shimla

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SHIMLA: Aam Aadmi Party on Friday accused the Jai Ram Thakur government of pushing the students of common man into darkness with no future for them. Reason: The standard of education in government...

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SHIMLA: In a bid to reach out to more and more people in election year, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur inaugurated Jan Bhagidari Se Sushasan, Himachal Ka Maha Quiz’ organized by the MyGov Himachal...

AAP workers protest in Shimla on May 10, 2022

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SHIMLA: Aam Aadmi Party workers on Tuesday staged state-wide protest against the recent episode of hoisting Khalistani flags and graffities in Tapovan Vidhan Sabha complex. They demanded the...

Pratibha Singh has said that the rising LPG cylinder has gone beyond 1100 today, which is becoming out of reach of a common and middle class family. With the increase of about Rs 700 in cylinder prices, it is clear that the government is not worried about the people's kitchen. Pratibha Singh has said that the government is forcing women in hilly states like Himachal, where people have adopted LPG while emphasizing on the conservation of forests and forests, to move them again in the direction of burning wood stoves. Pushing them into the smoke, which the Congress in the country had given them freedom from this smoke. Pratibha Singh has said that the government is not giving any relief to the people from the rising inflation. The interests of the farmers and gardeners are being completely ignored. The unemployment figure is increasing day by day, which is a matter of great concern. Criticizing the BJP government of the state, Pratibha Singh said that it is completely ignoring the burning issues in the country. Pratibha Singh has also expressed concern over the increasing corruption in the state and said that the pair leak of police recruitment is a big fraud with the unemployed youth and the Congress is standing with the people against this injustice and deception and it will fight for justice for them.

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SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh Congress president Pratibha Singh said the prices of LPG cylinder has gone beyond Rs 1100 today, which is becoming out of reach of a commonman and middle class family.

HP Congress Chief Pratibha Singh at Press Conference in Shimla on May 6,2022

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SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee President Pratibha Singh on Friday lambasted the Jai Ram Thakur government for jeopardising the future of over 70,000 candidates by cancelling the police...

BJP Co-incharge HP, Sanjay Tandon at Press Conference in Shimla on May 6, 2022

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SHIMLA: BJP State Co-incharge Sanjay Tandon on Friday charged that Congress party could not take a decision to make a national president, it is unlikely that they would run Himachal on the basis...

Congress Questions CBI Probe into Police Recruitment Scam

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CM Opens "Himachal Ka Maha Quiz" on National Tech Day

AAP Stages Protest over 'Tapovan Vidhan Sabha Khalistan Flags Episode', Demands CM's Resignation

BJP Pushing People Back to Burn Wood Fuel as LPG Cylinder Crosses Rs 1100

Jai Ram Thakur's Govt Jeopardizing Future of Youth in Himachal: Pratibha Singh

HP Congress Cannot Run HP by its Working Presidents: Tandon

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