SALAR NEWS

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01 Sep, 2025

6.0 Earthquake in Afghanistan kills at least 800, over 2,500 injured

The earthquake was just 8 kilometres deep and shallower quakes tend to cause more damage. Several aftershocks followed.

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01 Sep, 2025

Shimla: 3 killed in landslide and house collapse, highways closed

Heavy rains trigger landslides in Himachal Pradesh; three killed in Shimla, 793 roads, including five national highways, blocked, red alert issued for two days.

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01 Sep, 2025

Lad urges unity among the labour class

Labour Minister Santosh Lad urged all workers to unite across communities to press for their rights, highlighting education and welfare schemes for unorganised sector workers.

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01 Sep, 2025

KSRTC to operate 90 spl buses to Kerala for Onam

KSRTC to run 90 special buses to Kerala from 2–4 Sep for Onam; discounts offered for group and return bookings, with return services on 7 Sep.

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01 Sep, 2025

Mysuru Railway Co-operative Bank to mark 105 years on 6 Sep

The 105th anniversary will highlight the bank’s growth from a small co-operative in 1920 to a modern institution with ₹650 crore in deposits and expansion plans ahead.

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31 Aug, 2025

Oscar Piastri wins Dutch GP after Lando Norris breaks down in a key moment for F1 title race

Piastri extended his title lead to 34 points after a chaotic race saw Norris retire, Verstappen finish second at home, and Hadjar secure his maiden podium.

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31 Aug, 2025

BWSSB to launch smart cards for sanitation workers

BWSSB will launch the Annapoorna Scheme on 1 Sept, giving sanitation workers smart cards credited with ₹1,500 monthly for breakfast at outlets of their choice.

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31 Aug, 2025

Khandre seeks ₹100 crore relief from CM amid rains

Minister Eshwar Khandre has sought a ₹100 crore relief package from CM Siddaramaiah after torrential rains in Bidar caused crop loss, infrastructure damage, and widespread distress.

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31 Aug, 2025

CM says no NIA probe in Dharmasthala case

Siddaramaiah accused the opposition of exploiting the Dharmasthala case for political mileage, while the SIT widened its inquiry following an activist’s admission of transporting a human skull to Delhi.