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The blaze spread gradually and engulfed the entire second floor of the building, which houses several mobile shops and a photo lab. PTC News Desk:  Massive fire broke out on the second floor of a showroom complex in Chandigarh's Sector 22 on Wednesday afternoon. The showroom is situated in one of the busiest market of the city.  The blaze spread gradually and engulfed the entire second floor of the building, which houses several mobile shops and a photo lab. Traders said that as soon as smoke began billowing from the showroom, employees working in the photo lab and mobile outlets were immediately evacuated. No casualties have been reported so far. Fire officials said they are still assessing the internal condition of the building. However, traders alleged that repeated fire incidents in the market have exposed serious lapses in safety measures. They claimed that haphazard parking delayed the entry of fire tenders into the area. Gopal K. Wadhwa, president of the traders’ associ...

Mathura News:  A sensational incident has occurred in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. A temple priest was attacked by an unknown person. He died during treatment. Read the full story. Mathura Priest Murder News/Kanhaiya Lal Sharma:  The priest of the Radha Ballabh Temple in Sahar village, located in the Barsana area of Mathura, was fatally attacked by unknown assailants on Sunday morning. He died during treatment late at night. Police have detained two people from the village.  When and where did the incident happen? This incident occurred on Sunday. Mohan Das alias Gunga Baba, the priest of the Radha Ballabh Temple in Barsana, was walking towards his room in the temple premises after performing the Shringar Aarti at 9 a.m. when unknown assailants stabbed him in the neck and stomach.  The priest was found covered in blood. People became aware of the incident when some people arrived at the temple for worship at 10:30 a.m. Upon seeing the priest lying in a pool of blood, vill...

An Indian LPG carrier, Shivalik, carrying about 40,000 metric tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas, reached Mundra Port in Gujarat on Monday evening after safely passing through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions in West Asia. An Indian LPG carrier, Shivalik, carrying about 40,000 metric tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas, reached Mundra Port in Gujarat on Monday evening after safely transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions in West Asia. The vessel exited the crucial waterway late Sunday night or early Monday morning before arriving at the port. Earlier in the day, speaking at an Inter-Ministerial briefing on Recent Developments in West Asia in New Delhi, Special Secretary at the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Rajesh Kumar Sinha, said arrangements had been made to ensure smooth unloading of the cargo. Another Vessel Arriving Soon Sinha said that documentation and priority berthing had been organised at Mundra Port so that there would be no delay in the disch...

John Bolton criticised Trump for not clearly explaining the rationale for war against Iran, advocating for regime change due to Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for militants. Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has said the case for war against Iran was never adequately explained to the American public or Congress, arguing that the lack of a clear strategy could weaken support as the conflict intensifies. Speaking in an interview with Firstpost, Bolton said there is a strong argument for regime change in Iran due to Tehran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons and its support for militant groups worldwide. However, he criticised US President Donald Trump for failing to clearly articulate the broader objective behind the war. The former national security advisor said Washington had spent decades attempting diplomacy to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions, but those efforts had failed. Despite this, he argued that the Trump administration did not adequately prepare the public or la...

  Ludhiana (State):  The spirit of the criminals who are making innocents victims of their fraud by promising love and marriage is high. In the latest case, an accused not only sexually exploited a young woman, but also cheated her of lakhs of rupees. The police of Police Station Division No. 4 have registered a case against the accused Mohammad Akbar Zaidi in this case. According to the information received, after a thorough investigation of the complaint given to the police and examination of the facts, it has become clear that the accused had promised marriage to the victim. Showing the dream of this golden future, he continued to have sexual relations with the young woman for a long time.  The accused's intention was not limited to this; he also duped the victim into giving her a hefty sum of around Rs 24 lakh. When the victim pressured her into marriage or demanded an account of her money, the real face of the accused was revealed. The accused flatly refused to marry...

India imports around 60 per cent of its LPG requirements, with nearly 90 per cent of those imports typically passing through the Strait of Hormuz, making the route critical for energy supplies. In Delhi, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder currently stands at Rs 913 following a Rs 60 increase. India’s fuel and LPG supplies remain stable despite concerns triggered by tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, the Petroleum Ministry said on Wednesday. Addressing a press briefing, Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary (Marketing & Oil Refinery) at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, assured that the country’s energy supply chain is under control and urged consumers not to rush into panic LPG bookings. She said India imports crude oil from around 40 countries and has diversified supply routes, while higher domestic production and incoming shipments are helping ensure steady availability of fuel across the country. Fuel Supply Situation Sharma said India requires roughly 5.5 million barrels...