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Sangar (Jammu), Nov.26 : Residents of Sangar Village in Jammu have been looking for a proper bridge for over decades.

Sangar and its adjoining villages, comprising 20,000 people, in Jammu are compelled to depend on a rope bridge as their sole medium of connectivity.

In 1983, the only bridge that was constructed here by the then-ruling government was washed away during a flood. A steel trolley was then fitted by the Public Works Department that is used even today.

The trolley has a pulley attached to it and has to be toed with bare hands. Many end up wounding their limbs in this process.

Shimla, Nov.26 : Considering the demand for local guides among domestic and international tourists visiting Himachal Pradesh for adventure sports, an eight-day training course was held here recentl

New Delhi, Nov 26 : Stating that the participation of Indian Air Force in the Red Flag air exercise with the US would expose them to some of the 'best practices' followed by other Air Forces in the

Allahabad, Nov 26 : The stationary Nauchandi Express caught fire at the Allahabad railway junction today afternoon.

Dhaka, Nov.26 : The Ekattorer Ghatok Dalal Nirmul Committee, a forum for promoting a secular Bangladesh and demanding the trial of War Criminals of 1971, today sent a list of 10 notorious war crimi