Big news has come out from Solan district of Himachal Pradesh. Ram Kumar Bindal, brother of BJP state president Dr. Rajeev Bindal, has been arrested by Solan police. A 25 year old girl has accused him of rape. Solan police has arrested the accused Ram Kumar Bindal after getting his medical done. Solan SP Gaurav Singh has confirmed the matter.

According to the information, Solan Police had called Dr. Rajeev Bindal’s elder brother Ram Kumar Bindal (75) for questioning on Friday (October 10) morning and then arrested him. The victim has lodged a report in the women’s police station, according to which she has been ill for a long time, she had come to the Vaidya near the old bus stand in Solan on 7 October 2025 to get Vedic treatment for her illness.

Allegation of rape of a girl who came for treatment

According to the report lodged in the police station, when the victim came to Vaidya near the old bus stand in Solan, where a person was sitting, who asked him where he had come from. After asking for their address, he made them sit for examination. After that the person started pressing the veins by holding his hand. After that he started asking them about sexual problems. The victim gave complete information about her illness. They were assured that they would cure them 100%.

Case registered in women’s police station in Solan

After this, the accused started examining the victim and allegedly during this he said that he had to check the private part also. For which the girl refused. But the accused did wrong things to her on the pretext of checking. The victim pushed him and came out. A case has been registered regarding this in the women’s police station, Solan.

The victim also recorded her statement in the court

The victim has also recorded her statement in the court. The police also got the incident site inspected by the team of SFSL Junga and with the help of the SFSL team, evidence was collected from the incident spot. On the basis of evidence, the police arrested the accused Ram Kumar Bindal, son of Vaidya Balmukand Bindal, resident of Bindal Colony Circular Road Solan on Friday (October 10) by the police team of Mahila Police Station. Police is taking further action in the matter.

RBI Actions on Baghat Urban Co-Operative Bank: Taking regulatory action, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed strict restrictions on The Baghat Urban Co-operative Bank Limited, based in Solan, Himachal Pradesh. According to the instructions of the Central Bank, now this bank will neither be able to accept any new deposits nor will be able to issue new loans. Along with this, payment of bank liabilities has also been banned.

What are the instructions of RBI?

RBI said that without prior written permission the bank cannot give any new loan, accept new deposits nor fulfill its financial obligations. This step has been taken after serious financial irregularities came to light during the recent inspection.

According to the report of news agency PTI, considering the current cash position of the bank, RBI has set the withdrawal limit of customers at Rs 10,000. However, RBI has given the relaxation that the bank can use the amount present in the customers’ accounts to adjust their outstanding loans.

What will happen to insurance coverage?

RBI also clarified that the bank’s depositors have insurance protection under the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC). According to this provision, each depositor will get an insured amount up to a maximum of ₹ 5 lakh, which will be decided as per the status and rights of his account.

The central bank also clarified that these restrictions do not amount to canceling the bank’s license. The bank will be able to continue its operations with limited conditions. This step of RBI has been taken with the aim of stabilizing the financial condition of the bank and protecting the interests of depositors.

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Reserve Bank of India: Taking strict action against The Baghat Urban Co-operative Bank, a bank based in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has increased the withdrawal limit per customer to Rs 10,000. That means depositors will be able to withdraw a maximum of Rs 10,000 at a time from their savings, current or any other account in the bank. The Reserve Bank has taken this step in view of the current cash position of the bank.

What kind of restrictions were imposed on the bank?

Given the lack of efforts on the part of the bank to address supervisory concerns and protect the interests of depositors, the Reserve Bank had to intervene in the matter. RBI has imposed further restrictions on the bank, under which the bank can neither give loan nor give any advance without the written permission of the Reserve Bank, the bank cannot also undertake any liability such as lending or taking new deposits.

Depositors will be able to claim insurance

RBI said, “In view of the current cash position of the bank, the bank has been directed to allow withdrawal of a maximum of Rs 10,000 out of the total balance deposited in the savings bank or current account or any other account of the depositor. However, the bank reserves the right to adjust the deposits of the customers against their loan.”

Eligible depositors can claim insurance on their deposits up to a maximum of Rs 5 lakh from Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Cooperation (DICGC). However, RBI has also clearly stated that the issuance of these instructions should not be interpreted as cancellation of banking license by RBI. Until the financial condition of the bank improves, the bank will continue its operations under these restrictions.

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There is sad news for the fans of Punjabi singer Rajveer Javanda. Singer Javanda was seriously injured in a road accident in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh on Saturday (September 27). Police said that he was going to Shimla by motorcycle. The accident occurred in Baddi area when he lost control of the motorcycle.

Rajvir Jawanda, who was badly injured in a road accident in Solan, was immediately rushed to Fortis Hospital in Mohali, Punjab, where he is being treated. He is currently in ICU. His condition is said to be critical. It is being told that he has suffered serious head injuries.

Singers Kulwinder Billa and Kanwar Grewal reached the hospital

Punjabi singers Kulwinder Billa and Kanwar Grewal reached the hospital to know their health as soon as the news of Rajveer Javanda was injured in a road accident. His fans are also praying for him to recover. Born in Ludhiana, Javanda became famous with his hit song ‘Kali Javande Di’. He has also acted in many Punjabi films.

Javanda’s over 24 lakh followers on Instagram

Famous Punjabi singer Rajveer Javanda has more than 24 lakh followers on Instagram. He looks quite active on social media. On social media platforms, he keeps sharing his personal as well as updated fans of professional life. Before coming into the world of music, Rajveer Javanda has also served in the Punjab Police.

Along with songs also played in films

Rajveer started his music career in the year 2014. He came in a lot of discussion with his song ‘Kali Javandi Di’. He also played many films in many films including ‘Mindo Telidarni’ and ‘Subedar Joginder Singh’. Some of his popular songs are ‘Jor’, ‘Sohni’, ‘Rabb Kar’, ‘Tu Disada Panda’, ‘Morni’, ‘Dhiyan’, ‘Khushi Rahkar’, and ‘Jogia’.

In Himachal Pradesh, the monsoon is again in the form of rage. Many parts of the state received heavy rainfall, which was completely affected by life. Shimla, Solan, Mandi, Chamba, Kangra and Bilaspur districts received heavy rains. Meanwhile, in the last 24 hours, Kasauli, Solan recorded the highest 150 mm rainfall.

Rainfall was recorded at 120 mm at Dharampur and Mandi’s Gohar, 100 mm in Chuadi of Chamba, 90 mm in Nagrota Suri and Naina Devi, 80 mm in Sundernagar and 60 to 70 mm of rainfall at many places including Gaggal Airport.

Water level of Pong Dam reached 1372.03 feet

The water level of Pong Dam in Kangra reached 1372.03 feet, leaving 23300 cusecs of water in the evening. At present, the Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert of heavy rains in various districts of the state till August 12.

There is alert of heavy rains in Solan and Sirmaur on 7 August, Kangra, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur on 8 and Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra and Mandi on 9 August.

Due to this heavy rains, landslides have increased across the state, due to which four national highways and 533 roads have been closed. Along with this, 635 power transformers and 266 drinking water schemes have also come to a standstill.

NH-3 and NH-21 in Mandi, NH-305 in Kullu and NH-5 in Kinnaur are blocked. 314 roads are closed in Mandi alone, 117 in Kullu, 26 in Shimla and 23 in Kangra have been affected.

Old bridge collapsed due to flash flood in Mochaka Nala

Electricity and water supply has also been affected, 304 transformers have been closed in Solan, 285 in Mandi and 41 in Shimla, while 88 schemes of Mandi, 120 in Kangra and 27 schemes are affected in drinking water schemes.

Life in rural areas has been affected due to continuous rains in Kullu district. Many houses and vehicles have been damaged due to floods in Kutli village of Bagipul of the district. The old bridge collapsed from the flash flood in Mochaka Nala of Nirmand subdivision.

According to the landslide monitoring report of the State Disaster Management Department, landslides are being monitored in 21 sensitive places in Mandi, Kangra, Shimla and Solan districts, where most places are predicted to moderate threats.

Monitoring continues in 15 places including Parashar, Kotaropi, Sandhol, Tattapani and Griffin Peak of Mandi, while active monitoring is also going on in Kangra’s Dharamshala and Colony Kangra, Shimla’s Jatog and Solan’s Dagshai. The need to take special vigilance in these areas is said to be in the midst of continuous rains.

Loss of 1905 crores in disaster

This time, since the onset of monsoon in the state from June 20, 199 people have died in rain -related incidents, while 36 people are missing and 304 have been injured. The maximum 42 deaths have occurred in Mandi.

During this period 1786 houses have been damaged, out of which 367 have been completely demolished. 298 shops and 1690 cowsheds have also fallen. 1118 houses and 267 shops have been damaged in Mandi alone.

Due to this disaster, the state has lost Rs 1905 crore so far, in which the Public Works Department has lost 1009 crore and the Water Power Department has lost 648 crores. So far, 58 flash floods, 28 cloudbursts and 51 landslides have been occurred in the monsoon season.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar: Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankhar reached Dr. YS Parmar Horticulture and Forestry University on Saturday (June 7, 2025) in Solan, Himachal Pradesh. During the discussion on the route of India developed in the university, the Vice President said in his address that nowadays when we discuss Artificial Intelligence (AI), the younger generation is lucky because they can travel to Artificial Intelligence from Agriculture Intelligence.

He said that “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Agriculture Intelligence is the medium that will bring revolutionary changes inside the rural system.” The Vice President clearly said, “The path of developed India will go in the same way and it is from the farmer’s field and it will happen only when you hold the hand of the farmer.” He addressed the farmers not only the Annadata but also as the fate.

Vice President praised Indian leadership in big institutions of the world

Expressing concern over the mindset of export, Vice President Dhankhar said, “I have a lot of trouble when people say that this is an export goods, it is for export, brother, why? Best we have to eat, best we have to wear.” He proudly said that today Indian leadership is being done in big institutions of the world and especially appreciated the increasing participation of women.

Vice President demanded increase in PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme

Speaking on the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, the Vice President requested the Indian Council of Agricultural Research that the ratio of inflation should increase in the current amount of Rs 6,000. He said that if the help is provided to the farmer directly. If any agricultural sector is getting indirect financial assistance to the farmer families, every farmer family is my assessment and my assessment is after the study, where the PM is getting Rs 6000 for the PM Kisan Nidhi, it will add Rs 30,000 per annum. “

Rural boys and girls should get training to become entrepreneurs and agricultural entrepreneurs

At the same time, highlighting the benefits of direct subsidy, he said, “If the fertilizer subsidies are directly found to the farmers, then the farmer will decide whether I buy that fertilizer or use cow dung and use cow dung fertilizer. The farmer will think that I should do organic agriculture, do the natural forming, the farmer should determine it.”

Emphasizing the rural entrepreneurship in the program, the Vice President said, “Rural boys and girls of the farming community should be trained to become entrepreneurs, agricultural entrepreneurs. Their army should be standing.” Giving the example of America, he said that the average income of farmer families there is more than ordinary families and the reason is that the farmers get direct help to the farmers. ”

Vice President emphasized the need for price promotion

Emphasizing the need for price enrichment, Dhankar said, “Today, you have to pay attention to the rural system. Vegetables in the village come from the city, fruits come from the city. How can we tolerate it in the country that tomatoes will go on the roads if the tomatoes are over?” He emphasized the need for price promotion and food processing on the farm itself.

On the occasion of this program, MP Suresh Kumar Kashyap, Dr. Dhani Ram Shandil, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Himachal Pradesh, Dr. YS Parmar Horticulture and Vice Chancellor of Forestry University, Prof. Rajeshwar Singh Chandel and others were present.