National HIMACHAL CABINET DECISIONS: MANDI, SOLAN AND PALAMPUR TO BECOMES CORPORATIONS
Cabinet decided to conduct regular classes from 9th to 12th standard in educational institutions of the State from 2nd November, 2020 besides colleges of the State would resume classes by following the SOP/guidelines of Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.The Cabinet gave its nod to fill up 1334 vacant posts of Constables which includes 976 male and 267 female and 91 drivers on regular basis through direct recruitment.
International AAP LEADERS MANHANDLED, DETAINED ON WAY TO ‘GHERAO’ STATE BJP HEADQUARTERS IN CHANDIGARH
The AAP leaders and hundreds of party volunteers staged a ‘dharna’ on the slip road near the BJP office amid chanting slogans against the entire BJP leadership, including JP Nadda, demanding that he (Nadha) should eat his words and tender his apology to the farmers.
UNION MINISTER OF EDUCATION DEDICATES THE PERMANENT CAMPUS OF IIT ROPAR TO THE NATION
Pokhriyal congratulated the IIT Ropar fraternity and complimented the students and researchers for stepping towards converting India to a strong and vibrant Nation in the world. The Union minister emphasized that India is a nation enriched with knowledge from ancient times and known globally as a country of rich heritage and culture. Terming students as "warriors of the nation", he urged them to contribute to the Nation's development.
PUNJAB COMES TOGETHER TO SAVE ITS FARMERS, LEADERS OF ALL PARTIES EXCEPT BJP JOIN CM AT MEET WITH GOVERNOR

The Chief Minister said he had sought time from the President of India between November 2 and 5, and all Punjab legislators will together go to him to seek his intervention in the interest of the state. He said he did not think the Centre could afford to ignore the voice of Punjab and hoped they would realise that killing MSP would spell the death knell for farming.
PUNJAB GOVT’S BILLS PROVIDE MINIMUM 3 YEARS’ PRISON & FINE FOR SALE/PURCHASE BELOW MSP

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday urged all parties to unanimously pass in the Vidhan Sabha his government’s four historic Bills, which provide for imprisonment of not less than 3 years and fine for sale/purchase of wheat or paddy under a farming agreement below MSP, exemption of farmers from attachment of land up to 2.5 acres and prevention of hoarding and black-marketing of agricultural produce, among other things.
READY TO QUIT OR BE DISMISSED RATHER THAN BOW TO INJUSTICE TO FARMERS, SAYS PUNJAB CM

Asserting that he was prepared to resign or be dismissed rather than bow to injustice towards Punjab’s farmers, Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday warned of possible disruption of the state’s peace and threat to national security as a result of the Farm Laws, pointing out that nobody can tolerate religious hurt and attack on livelihood.