Karan Arora in Mohali

Lucknow:  The Unnao rape victim, who was injured in a road crash, has developed pneumonia and remains in a critical condition, doctors attending to her at a hospital here said on Saturday. The 19-year-old is still on life support but her lawyer, who too was injured when their car was hit by a truck in Rae Bareli district on July 27, is breathing without ventilator, King George’s Medical University Trauma Centre incharge Sandeep Tiwari told PTI. Because of pneumonia, she has fever and is also being given medication to control her blood pressure, Tiwari said. She is being given oxygen through a tube inserted in the windpipe. Her condition is stable but not out of danger, he said. The lawyer has suffered injuries in his head and cannot be described as out of danger, Tiwari said, adding KGMU is fully equipped to provide best treatment to the two patients. The woman and her lawyer are under round-the-clock observation, doctors said. The Supreme Court will pass orders on...

Top tourist places to visit in Chandigarh The Rock Garden  – A must visit point in Chandigarh. Different broken pieces of bone china and glass have been used to make quaint figures and shapes. Actually this place is an example of ultimate creativity. The Elante Mall  – Elante mall is the biggest mall. It is a place with everything where you can get everything from a daily need thing to occasional things! The Sukhna Lake  – A manmade lake, idela for walking and jogging in the morning and evening. The Timber Trail  – timber trail in located 1 hour away from Chandigarh, The road to Timber Trail from Chandigarh is very picturesque and is aptly named as Himalayan Expressway. The Rose Garden  – The Beautiful city Chandigarh is notified by its rose garden. This garden is the collection of different roses. Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park  – A well maintained and organized place where you can witness many animals and birds. A good place t...

See how soldier were killed as Pak army violates ceasefire– Karan Arora Chandigarh A soldier was killed in shelling at Poonch district Shahpur sector on Sunday—taking the death toll in this week’s cross-border skirmishes with  Pakistan  to three. The 20-year old grenadier Hari Bhakar, originally from Rajasthan’s Nagaur district, was wounded in cross-border shelling that began on Saturday evening.  He was immediately evacuated to the nearest field hospital but died of his wounds in the small hours of Sunday. His remains were taken to the headquarters of the Northern Command wreath laying ceremony, and were flown home to Rajasthan later in the day. Pakistan  Army  began using heavy artillery and rockets to shell Kerni and Shahpur sectors on Saturday evening, the spokesperson said.  Indian Army retaliated “strongly” and even inflicted casualties on Pakistan’s side, the defence official said, adding that figures are not known. Border skirmishes...