Following are the top stories from the northern region at 1745 HRS:

Following are the top stories from the northern region at 1745 HRS:

DEL23 JK-LD INFILTRATION

Srinagar: Three militants killed as the Army foils an infiltration bid along the Line of Control (LoC) in Naugam sector of north Kashmir.

DES5 UP-ADITYANATH-LD FESTIVALS

Lucknow: As the annual Kanwar yatra begins today, the Uttar Pradesh Home Department issues detailed do's and don'ts for devotees and banned DJs on their route.

DES2 DL-CISF CONSTABLE HIT BY TRUCK

New Delhi: A CISF woman constable hit by a mini truck while she was walking towards Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan in south Delhi.

DES4 HR-SYL-PROTEST

Chandigarh: Haryana's main opposition INLD's began its protest over the issue of the Sutlej Yamuna Link (SYL) canal by blocking roads, including in Ambala and Sirsa districts, disrupting movement of vehicles entering Haryana from Punjab.
 

DES6 UP-AMBULANCE-BODY-PROBE

Banda (UP): The Banda district administration here held the Government Railway Police (GRP) responsible for the incident in which a family had to carry the body of their relative on a rickshaw for post-portem.

DES8 UP-ASSEMBLY-BUDGET SESSION

Lucknow: The Budget session of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly begins tomorrow with presentation of the BJP government's first annual budget, even as opposition parties gear up to corner Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on the law and order front and other issues.

NRG5 UP-HONOUR KILLING

Sambhal (UP): In a case of honour killing, a man allegedly kills his daughter and her lover in Ginnaur area here, police say.

NRG8 UP-MURDER

Mirzapur (UP): The manager and salesman of a petrol pump killed by unidentified assailants in Kuhariya village, police say.

NRG13 JK-CAG-DEBT

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir's total debt rose to Rs 55,358 crore at the end of 2015-16 which was a little over 60 per cent of its GDP and close to 5 times of its tax and non-tax revenue, a CAG report says.

NRG14 UP-KANWAR-TRAIN

Muzaffarnagar: The Railways will run three pairs of special trains from July 15 to 21 to clear the extra-rush of pilgrims during the Kanwar Yatra, which started Monday.