हिमाचल में दर्दनाक हादसा: कुल्लू में चलती बोलेरो पर गिरा चीड़ का पेड़, चार महिला शिक्षकों की मौत; तीन घायल कुल्लू के आनी में तेज आंधी के दौरान चलती बोलेरो पर चीड़ का विशाल पेड़ गिर गया। हादसे में चार महिला शिक्षकों की मौत हो गई, जबकि तीन लोग गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए। सभी घायलों को अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया है। घटना शनिवार शाम करीब 4:30 बजे बालीओल के समीप हुई, जहां तेज आंधी-तूफान के कारण एक विशाल चीड़ का पेड़ चलती बोलेरो गाड़ी पर गिर गया। पेड़ के भारी भरकम वजन और गाड़ी की गति के कारण वाहन अनियंत्रित होकर सड़क से नीचे खाई में गिर गई। घटना के बाद स्थानीय लोगों और राहगीरों ने तुरंत मौके पर पहुंचकर राहत एवं बचाव कार्य शुरू किया। हादसे के समय बोलेरो में चालक समेत कुल सात लोग सवार थे, जिनमें छह स्कूल शिक्षक शामिल थे। इस दर्दनाक दुर्घटना में चार महिला शिक्षकों की मौत हो गई, जबकि तीन अन्य गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए। सूचना मिलते ही 108 एंबुलेंस, फायर ब्रिगेड, पुलिस और प्रशासन की टीमें मौके पर पहुंचीं और सभी घायलों को सिविल अस्पताल आनी पहुंचाया गया। अस्पताल में चार शिक्षिकाओं को मृत घोषित कर दिया गया, जबकि दो घायल शिक्षिकाओं को गंभीर हालत में आईजीएमसी शिमला रेफर किया गया है। चालक का इलाज आनी अस्पताल में जारी है। मृतकों की पहचान स्नेह लता पत्नी टीका नंद निवासी गांव पारलीधार, बंती कौंडल पत्नी हेम दत्त निवासी गांव लामीसेरी, उषा कुमारी पत्नी मदन लाल निवासी गांव तराला और सीमा आजाद पत्नी जिया लाल आजाद निवासी गांव रोपड़ी के रूप में हुई है। ये सभी शिक्षिकाएं इस क्षेत्र के विभिन्न स्कूलों में सेवाएं दे रही थीं, जो स्कूल से वापस इस गाड़ी में अपने घर आ रही थी। उनकी अचानक मृत्यु से शिक्षा जगत सहित पूरे इलाके में गहरा शोक है। घायलों में सुरेश चंद (42), तारा देवी (47) और रीना कुमारी (40) शामिल हैं, जिनका उपचार जारी है। प्रत्यक्षदर्शियों के अनुसार तेज तूफान के चलते सड़क किनारे खड़ा चीड़ का पेड़ अचानक जड़ से उखड़कर सीधे वाहन पर गिरा। एसडीएम आनी लक्ष्मण सिंह कनेट ने बताया कि मृतकों के परिजनों को 25-25 हजार रुपये और घायलों को पांच-पांच हजार रुपये की फौरी राहत प्र...#himachal #kullu #anee #bolerow #chid_kaa_ped
Aayush Sharma: Father Refused Rs 10 Crore Launch Request, Called Him 'Nothing Close to Bachchan' Aayush Sharma, the actor known for his roles in films like Loveyatri and Antim, recently opened up about his early struggles in the film industry and the challenges he faced in securing his father’s support. Married to Salman Khan’s sister, Arpita Khan, and the father of two children, Sharma shared candid insights into his journey, revealing how his decision to pursue acting was met with resistance from his family. Sharma moved to Mumbai under the pretense of studying for a BMS degree at Jai Hind College, but his true ambition was to break into Bollywood. During this time, he lived comfortably in Bandra, renting an apartment, employing house help, and even convincing his father to buy him a car. However, his academic performance suffered, as his college flagged his poor attendance. This marked the beginning of a difficult phase in his life. His father’s reaction to Sharma’s aspirations was harsh. “My father said, ‘Neither are you tall, nor do you have a physique, nor do you have a voice, nor are you good-looking. You have no personality whatsoever. When you walk on the road, nobody looks at you. Has anyone ever told you that you can become an actor?’” Sharma recounted. His father went further, dismissing him as “nothing close to Bachchan sahab or Dharmendra ji” and refusing to support his career. “He said, ‘I have given you money, I have given you too much support. You pack your bags, come to Himachal and do business,’” Sharma recalled. Cut off financially, Sharma found himself in a dire situation. Despite still having a house and car, his savings dwindled rapidly. “Things came down to a point where I had Rs 20 left,” he said.#salman_khan #himachal #aayush_sharma #arpita_khan #jai_hind_college
Atal Tunnel Travel Update: Heavy Snowfall Strands 1,000+ Vehicles in Himachal; 40 Tourists Rescued from Jalori Pass Heavy snowfall in the higher reaches of Himachal Pradesh on March 15 caused significant disruptions, leaving nearly 1,000 vehicles stranded near the southern part of Manali. The sudden weather conditions forced authorities to initiate rescue operations and manage traffic flow as tourists and commuters faced challenges due to the severe weather. Rescue efforts were also underway at multiple locations across the Kullu region, with around 40–50 tourists reported stuck at Jalori Pass. Local police confirmed that traffic was being regulated in phases to ensure safe movement of vehicles. The snowfall was linked to a Western Disturbance, a common winter weather system in the western Himalayas that can still trigger sudden snowstorms even in March. Officials noted that such disturbances contribute to unpredictable weather patterns in the region, complicating travel for those venturing into high-altitude areas. The incident highlights the vulnerability of mountain routes during extreme weather events, prompting authorities to emphasize the importance of preparedness for travelers. Authorities have issued advisories for those planning trips to the Himalayan regions, urging them to avoid unnecessary travel during adverse weather conditions. Key recommendations include being cautious of icy roads, checking weather forecasts, and reviewing traffic advisories before heading to destinations like Rohtang Pass, Lahaul-Spiti, and the Atal Tunnel. These precautions are critical given the potential for sudden weather changes and the risks associated with high-altitude travel. The Atal Tunnel, a major engineering feat, plays a vital role in connecting Manali to Lahaul-Spiti. Opened in October 2020, the 9.#atal_tunnel #himachal #western_disturbance #rohtang_pass #jalori_pass
