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3rd, June, 2022

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Manali is now boasting about having a flying restaurant. The newly opened restaurant will not only offer you the best dining experience, but will also allow you to ‘fly’. At a height of more than 160 feet, the restaurant is suspended in the air with the help of a crane. It has become an instant success for locals and tourists alike.

(Source: The Tribune)

Nurpur of Kangra district will henceforth be the second police district after Baddi. An SP rank officer will be posted to the Nurpur Police District.

A case for the police district status for Nurpur on the plea that the area faced the issue of drug trade and was bordering Pathankot district of Punjab.

The police district is a type of division of a geographical area patrolled by a police force.
The determination of the geographical area of a police district necessarily depends on different circumstances.
Physical characteristics sometimes have to be taken into account as affecting the demarcations of relationships, more frequently the occupations of the people and the number of the population. A district may be too small or too large for police requirements.

(Source: The Tribune)

The artwork of the Bhima Kali temple, Sarahan, presented to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur at the rally venue on The Ridge on Tuesday was sketched by Sanyogita Thakur, a student of fine arts from Shimla.

Sanyogita hails from Punder village in Theog subdivision of Shimla. She did Class XII from Government Senior Secondary School at Deha Balson, graduation from Jawaharlal Nehru Fine Arts College, Chaura Maidan, and MA Fine Arts (Pahari miniature) from Himachal Pradesh University (HPU). At present, she is a freelancer and is preparing for P.hd. Her father is an apple farmer and mother a homemaker.

“Painting initially was a hobby for me but it is now my passion. I want to promote and represent the Himachali pahari culture through my art and paintings at national and international levels,’’ says Sanyogita, who has drawn sketches of several heritage buildings and temples of the state. “It is inspiring and motivating when you get a chance to make a sketch to be presented to the Prime Minister,” she says.