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A Family Reunion

By Savitri Narayanan “Robin beta, come, it’s dinner time!” called out madam as she surveyed the dining table. Minakshi madam loved good food, knew a lot...

Doon Police book 2 women for attempting to convert Hindu women...

Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: A case of alleged religious conversion has surfaced in Kanwali village in Dehradun which falls under Vasant Vihar Police...

Main accused Yunus in Bhimtal conversion case arrested

By Arun Pratap Singh Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: In a major breakthrough police in Nainital district have finally arrested the prime accused in the...

CM sanctions development projects & Kumbh Mela works worth Rs 1252...

Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has granted financial approval of Rs 1252 crores for a wide range of development...

145 forest fire incidents reported in Garhwal Division till April

By Arun Pratap Singh Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: Forest fires in Uttarakhand’s Garhwal division have assumed an alarming scale much earlier than expected this...

BJP President Nitin Nabin likely to visit U’khand soon on 3...

Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: BJP’s National President Nitin Nabin is likely to visit Uttarakhand soon on a 3 day tour and will be...

Even BJP MLAs are not safe in U’khand: Ganesh Godiyal

By Arun Pratap Singh Garhwal Post Bureau Dehradun, 1 May: Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress Committee President Ganesh Godiyal today addressed a press conference at the party’s state...

Quality Labour

It is appropriate on Labour Day to examine the various facets of employment availability in India, the challenges and opportunities. The subject can be...

The Noise Pollution in the Valley

By S Paul I refer to the news items published in Garhwal Post daily news journal on page 12 of 20 April and page 11...

The Forgotten Frame of Genius

When India Didn’t Just Learn Science — It Redefined It By Rajat Aikant Sharma I was scrolling—the way one does now, half-present, half-elsewhere—when the photograph...