Here, more than fifty tourists are stranded in Janjehli and surrounding areas of Mandi district after a cloudburst. The disaster that occurred two days ago involved tourists from several states. Read more here about - https://janhetaishi.com/alerts....-keep-going-to-himac

A house collapsed in Tanda, Hoshiarpur, this morning. One person and his two daughters died buried under the debris, while three others are injured. The injured have been taken to the hospital. After getting information about the roof collapse, people from the vicinity gathered and helped take the injured to the hospital. The police have started action based on the statements of the family. Read more here about - https://janhetaishi.com/sudden....ly-the-death-of-fath

A video of a tourist from Punjab performing stunts and dangerous driving in Himachal Pradesh has surfaced. In this video, the driver is seen opening the door of a moving car, hanging out, and driving while pressing the accelerator with one foot. This video was made by people in another car driving behind this car. Taking cognizance of the video, Solan police fined the person performing the stunts. The police fined the driver Rs 2500, calling the driving dangerous. Read more here about - https://janhetaishi.com/touris....t-stunts-of-punjab-i

The author argues that Indian politics should shift away from rewarding loyalty to sycophants and instead focus on true talent. They urge party leaders to assemble teams of skilled MPs and ministers based on merit — what they call a "talent quartet" — rather than giving key posts to those who merely flatter or follow blindly. This change, they contend, would strengthen governance, promote innovation, and restore public trust. The piece closes with a hopeful message: it’s time to foster merit-based collaborations over cronyism, ensuring that talent, not tribute, becomes the currency of political power. Read more here about - https://janhetaishi.com/in-pol....itics-now-the-days-o

The newly constructed flyover at Baltana light point on Panchkula Road has eased traffic flow in one direction, but it's also increased the risk of accidents. Vehicles coming down the flyover and those entering from Dhakoli now cross paths at a narrow point, leading to frequent collisions. A recent incident involved a car hitting a motorcycle, highlighting the danger. Locals say the situation at the junction has worsened despite the flyover, and they are demanding action from NHAI. Residents suggest either closing the risky crossing or relocating it to a safer distance to prevent future accidents and ensure smoother traffic. Read more here about - https://janhetaishi.com/people....-got-relief-from-fly