Today on 22 September of Himachal Pradesh Pwd Minister Vikramaditya Singh started a new chapter of life by marrying Dr. Amreen Kaur, The first picture of this wedding has come out. The wedding ceremony concluded in a private way. On September 24, a grand reception will be held at Shimla’s hotel, which will include many leaders and dignitaries.

What did Vikramaditya Singh say on his marriage?

Vikramaditya Singh said after marriage, “Today is a very happy day of my life and this is a new beginning, All 75 lakh people of Himachal Pradesh are members of our family and their best wishes are with us, I thank them,,

He also said that the situation in Himachal is currently difficult, but they are constantly trying to get full help., He has always kept the issues of Himachal paramount and has also tried to get full support to Himachal from the Center.,

Chandigarh: Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh Says, “Today is a very happy day and a new beginning in my life. All 75 lakh of our Himachal Pradesh are Memelets of Oor Extended Family, Their good wishes and blessings are with us on this auspicious day … ” https://t.co/wbl4r6agmt pic.twitter.com/yjie2cduob

– IANS (@ians_india) September 22, 2025

Who is Amreen Kaur?

Dr. Amreen Kaur is an assistant professor of Psychology at Punjab University, Chandigarh and has studied at Harvard University, His father Sardar Jotindra Singh Sekhon and mother Sardarni Opindra Kaur live in Sector-2 of Chandigarh., It is being told that Amreen and Vikramaditya have been good friends for a long time and now they are going to share their lives by getting married.,

Chandigarh: Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh Ties the Know With Dr. Amreen kaur pic.twitter.com/kyw6uizvyj

– IANS (@ians_india) September 22, 2025

First marriage and controversy

Vikramaditya Singh earlier married Sudarshan Singh Chundawat, who belongs to the former royal family of Mewar’s Amet on 8 March 2019 in Jaipur. However, in 2022, the two separated. Sudarshan had filed a case of domestic violence against Vikramaditya, after which his marital life ended. Now Vikramaditya Singh and Dr. Amreen Kaur are starting their new life,

Himachal Pradesh’s PWD Minister, Vikramaditya Singh, is going to be made in marriage once again. Their wedding rituals (22 September) have started in Chandigarh. Vikramaditya Singh is getting married to Amreen Kaur in Punjab. The wedding ceremony is taking place at Amreen’s residence, House No-38, Sector-2 in Chandigarh.

In the evening, Vikramaditya Singh will return to Shimla from Chandigarh with a bride and the bride will enter the Holly Lodge, for which the Holly Lodge is decorated like a bride. Amreen Kaur is the daughter of Sardar Jotindra Singh Sekho, resident of Sector-2, Chandigarh and Sardarni OPindra Kaur. He is an assistant professor of Psychology at Punjab University, Chandigarh.

This is Vikramaditya Singh’s second marriage

Before joining politics, Vikramaditya Singh used to visit Chandigarh. During this time, he befriended Amreen Kaur studying in Chandigarh. This friendship is said to be eight -Nau years old. This is the second marriage of Vikramaditya Singh, son of Virbhadra Singh, a six -time Chief Minister of Himachal.

Earlier, he had a marriage on 8 March 2019 with Sudarshana. Sudarshana Chundawat belongs to the princely state of Rajsamand. Due to estrangement, both of them got divorced about two months ago. After this divorce, Vikramaditya Singh has decided to marry again.

The royal will include many veteran leaders and distinguished persons

Significantly, Vikramaditya Singh is the son of Pratibha Singh, the second wife of Virbhadra Singh. The main event of this wedding ceremony is held on September 24 in a private hotel in Shimla, where the reception will be held. This royal ceremony will include many veteran leaders and special people of the country and the state.

Vikramaditya Singh is currently the Minister of Public Works in the Government of Himachal Pradesh. Vikramaditya Singh has also contested Lok Sabha elections in the year 2024. He was given a ticket against Kangana Ranaut in Mandi seat by the Congress. However, he had to face defeat. Singh is an MLA from Shimla Rural.

In Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday, 5 people were killed and 1,337 roads including 4 national highways were blocked in incidents of landslide due to torrential rains and sudden floods. The officers provided this information.

The local Meteorological Department on Wednesday issued a ‘Orange’ alert warning of heavy rains in different areas of Kangra, Mandi, Sirmaur and Kinnaur districts, while ‘Yellow’ alert of heavy rains has been issued in Una and Bilaspur districts.

A woman dies after being buried in debris

A woman died after being buried in the debris of a collapsed house after heavy rains in Samloh village of Solan district late on Monday night. The deceased has been identified as Hemlata. Her husband Heim Ram, 4 children and 85 -year -old disabled mother -in -law suffered minor injuries.

In another incident, a man and a woman were rescued from the debris after a house collapsed after rains in Dhalpur in Kullu. Police said that the woman later died. Detailed information about the dead is awaited.

7 lakh assistance to damaged houses

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the state has been declared disaster affected and he appealed to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to get a special relief package from the Center.

The Chief Minister said that Himachal Pradesh has been declared a disaster affected state from the government and people whose houses have been completely damaged will be given financial assistance of Rs 7 lakh and if the goods inside the house have been destroyed, then additional Rs 70,000 will be given.

Strong possibility of landslide in many places

The Chief Minister said that one lakh rupees will be given for partially damaged houses. An order has been issued to close all government and private educational institutions including coaching centers and nursing institutions in the capital Shimla on Wednesday.

In an order issued on Tuesday evening, Deputy Commissioner Anupam Kashyap said that Shimla has been raining continuously for the last few days and in the forecast of the Indian Geological Survey, there has been a strong possibility of landslides at many places in the district.

Teachers and administrative personnel are exempted from entering educational institutions

According to the order, teachers and administrative personnel are exempted from entering educational institutions and online classes will be conducted. About nine villages of Manalai lost contact due to increase in water level in Manalsu drain.

Two houses were damaged due to landslides on Monday night behind the Paddal Gurdwara area in Mandi city, although there was no report of any casualties due to the evacuation of people in time.

16 families were asked to vacate their homes

Officials said that two affected families have been evacuated to safe places while people living in nearby houses have vacated their houses. An under -construction house was damaged after a landslide in Anni area of ​​Kullu district.

No one was reported to be casualties because the house was already declared insecure during the 2023 monsoon disaster and was empty. After cracks in Dadwal village of Naina Devi area in Bilaspur district, 16 families were asked to vacate their houses.

Documents verification postponed in Himachal due to heavy rains

The documents of the selected candidates for the post of constable in Himachal Pradesh Police have been postponed due to the roads being blocked due to heavy rains. A statement released here said that the verification campaign to be held from September 4 to 9 will now run from 24 to 29 September.

282 roads in Mandi of the state, 255 in Shimla, 239 in Chamba, 205 in Kullu and 140 roads in Sirmaur district are closed for traffic. The State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) said that the National Highway (NH) 3 (Mandi-Dharampur Road), NH 305 (AOT-SANJ), NH 5 (Old Hindustan-Tibet Road), NH 21 (Chandigarh-Manali Road), NH 505 (Gramfu Road from Khab to Gramfu Road) and NH 707 have become blocked.

Apple growers are unable to send their crops to markets

Shimla-Kalka National Highway 5 was blocked after a landslide at Sanwara in Solan district. As a result, the passengers are facing a lot of trouble. This highway is also known as Hindustan-Tibet Marg.

The situation in internal areas is even worse, where roads are blocked for several days. Apple producers are unable to send their crops to the markets. Officials say that trains were canceled after landslides on the Shimla-Kalka railroad on Monday. Train service here will be postponed till September 5.

Efforts continue to send 5,000 Manimahesh pilgrims back home

Officials said that efforts are on to send about 5,000 Manimahesh pilgrims back home in Chamba district. He said that 16 pilgrims have died since the journey started on August 15. Naina Devi received 198.2 mm (mm) rain from Monday evening.

89 mm in Manali, 80 mm in Rohru, 78.2 mm in mandi, 76.3 mm in Dharamshala, 74.2 mm in Kukumsery, 72 mm in Chamba, 69.7 mm in Bhuntar, 61.2 mm in Jot, 59.7 mm in Jot, 59.7 mm in Nahan, 58.7 mm in buggi and 58.5 mm in blows. I received 57-57 mm, Nadaun 53 mm and Olinda received 50 mm of rainfall.

At least 340 people killed in road accidents

According to SEOC data, at least 340 people have died in rain -related incidents and road accidents since the monsoon started, while 41 people are missing. SEOC said that 2180 power transformers and 777 water supply schemes were interrupted across the state on Monday.

Since the knock of monsoon on June 20 in Himachal Pradesh, there have been 115 incidents of sudden floods, 45 times cloudburst and severe landslides in the state. According to official data, the state has suffered a loss of Rs 3,158 crore so far in this monsoon.

Three students of Bishop Cotton School, one of the oldest and prestigious boarding schools in Asia, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, have gone missing under mysterious circumstances. The news of the disappearance of three students from the school on Saturday has stirred up. These children studying in the sixth grade went to Mall Road for outing, but did not return with the rest of the children.

One of the missing students is Karnal, the other from Mohali and the third are from Kullu. The three missing students are 11 years old and study in the sixth grade. The names of the three missing children are Angad, Hitendra and Vidansh. One of them is Kullu in Himachal Pradesh, the other is a resident of Mohali in Punjab and the third is a resident of Karnal in Haryana. On Saturday, some students went out of school on the occasion of weekend.

Case of kidnapping against unknown people under Section 137B BNS

At around 12.9 in the afternoon, these three students left the school out of school, but despite the time limit of returning till 5 pm, the hostels did not return. When the school administration came to know about their absence, the New Shimla Police was immediately informed.

On the basis of the complaint, a case of kidnapping has been registered against unknown people under Section 137B BNS in police station New Shimla. Police investigation revealed that the three students were later seen on various parts of the city, especially on Mall Road. After this, no clue has been found.

CCTV footage and monitoring of city entry and exit routes intensifies

Shimla police has intensified surveillance on surrounding areas, CCTV footage and entry and exit routes of the city. Also, police of other states have been contacted to search for possible children’s potential bases. On the other hand, the families of the three students are very worried and are expecting a safe return as soon as possible.

Many types of apprehensions are being expressed due to the sudden disappearance of children. Police believe that the children may have lost their way or have gone somewhere without telling them. However, the possibility of kidnapping of children cannot be denied.

Apart from India, children from abroad also come to study

This boarding school is one of the most prestigious schools in the country, where children from abroad also come to study. This school was established in 1859 and children of many well-known industrialists and reputed families of India and abroad have studied here. Currently, most students come here to study from outside states. The disappearance of students from such a big school in this way is raising many questions.

In view of the estimate of heavy rains from 21 to 23 July in some areas of 2 to 7 districts of Himachal Pradesh, the local meteorological center released ‘Orange Alert’ on Sunday. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of heavy rains, thunderstorms and lightning at some places in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Mandi, Solan and Sirmaur districts. Light to moderate rains were recorded in some parts of the state on Sunday.

Roads and electricity affected due to heavy rains

Murari Devi received the most 58.6 mm of rain from Saturday evening. After this, 22.3 mm in slapper, 18.5 mm in Hamirpur, 15.2 mm in Kangra, 13.8 mm in Dharamshala, 12.4 mm in Mandi, 12 mm in Jubbadhatti, 11 mm in Jogindranagar, 10.4 mm in Bilaspur, seven mm in Malraon, 5.8 mm in Kandaghat, six mm in Kandaghat. And Sunnibajji recorded five mm of rain.

According to the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC), a total of 142 roads remained closed in the state till Sunday evening, while 40 drinking water schemes and 26 power distribution transformers have been affected. Mandi district has the highest number of 91 roads closed.

Loss of assets worth crores of rupees

NH-707 is the worst condition, which is closed due to. The work of removing debris has also been disrupted due to continuous rains, due to which people are facing a lot of trouble. So far, a total of Rs 1,220 crore has been damaged due to continuous rains in the state.

The state administration has been kept on high alert and district officials have been instructed to be ready to deal with any emergency. The Government of Himachal Pradesh and the Disaster Management Authority have appealed to the citizens to follow the weather warnings and avoid unnecessary travel.

Local administration engaged in relief work

The local administration is engaged in relief work, but the efforts are being interrupted due to continuous rains. The hills and landslides have been asked to be cautious in possible areas. The Disaster Management Authority has appealed to the citizens to follow the weather warnings and avoid unnecessary travel.

Dalai lama 90th birthday: A grand ceremony was held at Sambhota Tibetan School in Chhota Shimla on the occasion of 90th birthday of the Spiritual Guru Dalai Lama, the spiritual guru of the Tibetan community in Himachal Pradesh. Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri attended the ceremony as the chief guest.

Describing the Dalai Lama as a symbol of world peace, compassion, unity and humanity, the Deputy Chief Minister said that his life is an example of truth, non-violence and compassion and he is an inspiration not only for the Tibetan community but also for the whole world.

His residence in Dharamshala is a matter of pride – Mukesh Agnihotri

Mukesh Agnihotri said that his residence in Himachal’s land Dharamshala is a matter of pride for all of us. The credit for Dharamshala getting international recognition also goes to the Holiness Dalai Lama. He said that every Indian should get information about Tibetan culture and history.

He said that the Government of India and Himachal Pradesh have always treated affection and brotherhood with the Tibetan community. We live like a family with the Tibetan community and the Tibetan community has got a good atmosphere here.

Tibetan community was also given the right to vote

The Deputy Chief Minister said that the state government has taken many important steps from time to time to protect the interests of the Tibetan community and the previous Congress governments have contributed significantly. Former Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh had deep faith in Buddhism and Param Holiness Dalai Lama.

He said that the Tibetan community has also been given the right to vote, which is an example of democratic traditions of India. The Deputy Chief Minister assured that Tibetan artists will be given an opportunity to showcase their culture in fairs and festivals held in the state.

School children presented cultural programs

The Deputy Chief Minister also instructed the Department of Language, Arts and Culture to preserve the Tibetan cultural heritage. He stressed the need to save and pursue the Tibetan traditional medical system. During this, he also launched a free medical camp.

In the program, people from Tibetan community and school children presented cultural programs. On this occasion, the President of India-Tibet Friendship Association, Prof. VS Negi highlighted Tibetan culture and history.

Chief Representative Officer Lakhapa Tsering welcomed the Deputy Chief Minister and gave detailed information about organizing the program.