Entry to hospital covered by tents

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Entry to hospital covered by tents

The state government has gone into an overdrive to make preparations for the upcoming Republic Day function and the 50th statehood day of Himachal. On The Ridge, tents have totally covered the entry to Padamdev Complex, which houses a hospital and other facilities. Just a narrow opening has been left to enter the building, which is causing a lot of inconvenience to people. — Ravinder Verma, Shimla

Use of money, liquor in polls

More than 70 years have passed since we attained independence, but the use of money and liquor in elections is commonplace. In the panchayat elections, candidates and their supporters are said to have distributed liquor and money to voters, especially the Dalits, ahead of voting. It's sad that the practice continues even a decade after Independence. — Pawan Sharma, Theog