CM Yogi lays foundation stones for 229 development projects worth Rs 1,051 Cr

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Thursday extended Shri Krishna Janmashtami greetings to the people of the state from the sacred land of Braj. He inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for 229 development projects worth Rs 1,051 crore, including the Swami Shri Haridas Auditorium at the Gita Research Institute and Rasleela Academy, Vrindavan. These included the inauguration of 62 projects worth more than Rs 540 crore and the foundation laying of 167 projects costing more than Rs 437 crore. In addition, an amount of more than Rs 72 crore was transferred to the accounts of beneficiaries under the housing scheme. Citing the examples of Braj, Ayodhya, Kashi and other places, the Chief Minister stated, Foreign invaders may have demolished temples, but they could never shake our devotion. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath observed that Swami Haridas Ji Maharaj gave devotion the form of music. He transformed music into a spiritual practice and connected it with the consciousness of society. His spiritual discipline performed the remarkable task of connecting even an emperor with the essence of devotion. The great musician Tansen was a disciple of Swami Haridas Ji, he said. For a long time, we tried to view development only through the lens of roads, electricity, water, buildings and industries. In the name of development, our heritage continued to be insulted. Attempts were made to erase the heroes of history from Indian memory. First foreign invaders, and then the British, destroyed our history and historical symbols, but the previous governments crossed all limits in neglecting and disrespecting our heritage. CM Yogi said the heritage and celebrations for which Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, Govardhan and the Baldev region are known today were not possible before 2017. Referring to the disturbances during the Jawahar Bagh incident in June 2016, in which 29 people lost their lives, the Chief Minister said that two police officers were also martyred in the incident. Amid such disturbances, who could have imagined celebrations, development, and the preservation of civilization and culture in the state? A nation becomes great by rediscovering its memory, culture and roots. A society that is conscious of its heritage learns from the world and also teaches the world, he added. CM Yogi said Indias history is not merely a history of achievements, but also a history of struggle, preservation, reconstruction and the continuity of Sanatan. Mathura is its greatest example. The Keshav Dev Temple at Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi has endured numerous attacks. Foreign invaders demolished temples, but they could not erase the memory of Shri Krishna and Radharani. Neither did the celebration of Janmashtami stop, nor did the devotion of Vrindavan cease. Neither did the Holi of Barsana come to a halt, nor did the Govardhan Parikrama stop. This is the strength of Sanatan and Braj, he said. CM Yogi added that history records attacks on temples, yet during the same period, saints such as Swami Haridas on the land of Braj developed through spiritual practice a stream of music whose resonance has continued for centuries. It will continue to attract every musician for eternity. Aurangzeb demolished the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, but the tradition never ended. Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar played a significant role in rebuilding the temple. Today, Kashi Vishwanath Dham is known for its grandeur and modern facilities, he said. In Ayodhya, Babur demolished the grand temple at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi in 1528 and constructed a structure of subjugation in its place, but this did not stop Ram Navami, the Panchkosi, 14 Kosi and 84 Kosi Parikramas, or the Sawan Jhoola Mela. The radiance of Sanatan continued to grow and continued to inspire the spirit of struggle. The result is that a grand temple of Prabhu Shri Ram now stands in Ayodhya. He said that to understand India, one must understand the folk traditions of saints and artists. One must study the revolutionaries and the crores of Indians who kept this civilization alive generation after generation. From Maharaja Suheldev, Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar, Maharani Lakshmibai, Maharana Pratap, Chhatrapati Shivaji, Guru Gobind Singh and Jagadguru Adi Shankaracharya, a long tradition has continued. Revered saints dedicated their entire lives to public welfare, he added. The Chief Minister further said that heritage is not confined to any physical object but is also present in our temples, languages, literature, music, art, philosophy, mathematics, science, medicine, astronomical knowledge, and folk and knowledge traditions. He said that under the leadership of the Prime Minister, the double-engine government has added new dimensions to this, including heritage, development, faith, economy, tradition and transformation, along with modernity. By developing pilgrimage centres such as Ayodhya, Kashi, Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, Govardhan, Nandgaon, Baldev, Vindhyachal, Chitrakoot, Shukteerth, Sambhal, Bareilly, Naimisharanya, Sarnath and Kushinagar, we are promoting the cultural and spiritual advancement of the present and future generations, he said He said that the changing Uttar Pradesh, better connectivity, strong law and order, and world-class infrastructure are evidenced by the fact that 156 crore tourists visited Uttar Pradesh last year. CM conveyed a clear message that India would realize the vision of becoming a developed and self-reliant nation only by remaining connected to its heritage. He emphasized that women, youth, farmers, entrepreneurs, artisans and craftsmen, along with every section of society, must be uplifted for this purpose. CM Yogi remarked that the rule of law is the first condition for this. The Chief Minister said that devotees, tourists and investors will come only when they have confidence in security. Mothers and daughters will step out fearlessly only when they have faith in the administration. During Sawan, 5 crore Kanwar Yatris travelled between Ghaziabad and Haridwar. The number also ran into crores on other routes, he added. CM Yogi said that riots used to continue for months in Bareilly. Rioters were invited to the Chief Ministers residence and honoured. Riots occurred in Muzaffarnagar, Aligarh, Meerut and Lucknow, but for the past nine and a half years Uttar Pradesh has remained free from curfews and riots. Today, celebration is our identity. Lakhs of devotees now visit Mathura and Vrindavan every day. Grand events such as Rangotsav, Vaishnav Kumbh, Durga Puja, Ram Navami, Deepotsav, Shobha Yatras and Mahakumbh are being organised. Earlier, there was apprehension of disturbances before celebrations; now preparations are made before celebrations. India is now organising the largest gatherings of faith with modern arrangements, he added. The Chief Minister said that over the past eight years, the Braj Teerth Vikas Parishad has completed numerous projects worth Rs 1,000 crore. Devotees are being treated with respect through improved security, cleanliness and connectivity. Vrindavan, Barsana, Nandgaon, Govardhan, Radha Kund, Gokul, Baldev, Mathura and other areas are being linked with tourism development. The 84 Kosi and Panchkosi Parikrama routes are being developed, and kunds are being restored. If protection is received from the Honble Supreme Court, the area around Shri Banke Bihari Temple will also witness grand development. Through projects such as the ropeway in Vrindavan, mega parking facilities and the Raya Urban Node in Mathura, efforts have begun to lay a strong foundation for the modern future of Braj, he added. The CM said that the Surdas Brajbhasha Academy has been established with the objective of preserving Braj culture and promoting Brajbhasha. The double-engine government is also preserving, promoting and establishing on the global stage the rich musical and literary heritage of Braj by bringing renowned artists from across the country and abroad onto a common platform. Within the urban limits of Vrindavan itself, Asias largest City Forest (Saubhari Van) is being developed over an area of 400 acres.

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AMU student dies by suicide, second death in four weeks

An Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) undergraduate student, Krishna Sharma, 22, allegedly committed suicide at his rented accommodation, leaving a note describing himself as a loser unable to cope with personal issues. This marks the second such incident involving an AMU student in four weeks, prompting questions about student well-being and support systems.

Chandrachur Singh Files FIR Against Aunt, Cousins Over Property Dispute

Bollywood actor Chandrachur Singh has lodged an FIR against his aunt Gaytri Devi, two cousins and four others, alleging that his grandfathers will was forged to deprive his late father of his rightful inheritance. Actor Alleges Grandfathers Signature Was Forged In his complaint filed at Rorawar police station on Friday, Singh alleged that the signature of his grandfather, Thakur Harender Pal Singh, was forged on a will in 1997. Harender Pal Singh, a prominent landowner from Jalalpur village on the outskirts of Aligarh, was reportedly critically ill at the time and, according to the actor, was not in a condition to sign legal documents. Singh alleged that his uncle Ganga Singh and other family members forged the signature on the will, thereby depriving his father, late Captain Baldev Singh, of his inheritance rights. Disputed Will at Centre of Property Row According to Singhs complaint, Captain Baldev Singh was not present in Aligarh when the disputed will was allegedly executed. He also claimed that another uncle, Puniya Pratap Singh, had died before Harender Pal Singh. The actor further alleged that a substantial portion of prime properties inherited under the disputed will was subsequently sold over the years. Chandrachur Singh Says He Has Evidence Speaking to reporters on Friday evening, Singh said he had gathered sufficient evidence to support his allegations. He added that he recorded his statement before the police after filing the FIR. Aunt Had Earlier Denied Allegations The property dispute had surfaced publicly last year when Gaytri Devi rejected the allegations as false. She had accused Chandrachur Singh of attempting to implicate her and maintained that the disputed will was genuine. Police Begin Investigation Chandrachur Singhs father, Captain Baldev Singh, was a former Congress MLA from Aligarh city and died a few years ago. Police have registered a case based on Singhs complaint and launched an investigation into the allegations. ALSO READ: Kangana Under Fire Over Kriti Sanon's Rakhi Ad Remarks, Netizens Dig Up Her Old Photos

From Celebration to Transformation: Revisiting Sirah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

The month of Rabi-al-Awwal occupies a distinctive place in the religious and cultural consciousness of Muslims across the world. It is associated, above all, with the remembrance of the life, character and mission of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). In Kashmir, as in many other parts of the Muslim world, the arrival of this month brings gatherings, sermons, devotional programmes and discussions centred on the blessed life of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). These traditions reflect a deep and enduring love for the Messenger of Allah (SAW), a love that has remained one of the most powerful forces shaping Muslim religious consciousness throughout history. Yet the occasion also presents us with an important intellectual and spiritual question: What should our remembrance of the Prophet achieve? If the Sirah is reduced to a seasonal subject, discussed with enthusiasm during Rabi-al-Awwal and then gradually displaced from our religious and intellectual lives, we risk misunderstanding its very purpose. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was not sent merely to become an object of historical remembrance. He was sent as the messenger, guide, teacher, reformer and mercy to humanity. His life was the lived interpretation of a divine message, and the Quran presents him not simply as a figure of the past but as an enduring model of faith, moral conduct, justice, patience, compassion and responsibility. The Quran itself provides the most profound framework through which the life of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) should be approached. It does not present the Prophets life as an isolated biography; rather, it places his mission within the larger history of revelation and human moral responsibility. The Quran records his struggles, his patience, his interactions with believers and opponents, his concern for humanity, his response to persecution, his leadership of the emerging Muslim community and, above all, his complete commitment to the divine message. This is why Rabi-al-Awwal should not merely be a month of remembering the Prophet (SAW). It should become an opportunity to revisit how we understand the Sirah itself. Beyond the Seasonal Sirah There is nothing inherently problematic in dedicating a particular period to remembering the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Every society and community needs occasions through which collective memory is renewed. The problem arises when remembrance becomes confined to a particular month while the ethical and intellectual implications of the Srah remain largely outside our everyday lives. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) cannot be confined to Rabi-al-Awwal because his message cannot be confined to a particular period of history, or a month or a day. The Quran declares: We have sent you forth as nothing but mercy to people of the whole world. (21: 107). The expression the worlds is significant. The Prophets mission is not described as a mercy for one generation, one geographical region, or one historical community alone. His message possesses a universal horizon. Consequently, engagement with his life must also possess continuity. The Sirah is not simply what happened in seventh-century Arabia. It is a source through which Muslims can ask enduring questions about human existence: How should power be exercised? How should disagreement be handled? What does justice require? How should minorities and vulnerable communities be treated? How should religious conviction co-exist with social responsibility? What does patience mean in times of persecution? How does one respond to hostility without abandoning moral principles? How can faith transform individuals and institutions? These questions do not belong exclusively to the seventh century. They belong to every century, including our own. The real challenge, therefore, is not whether we remember the Prophet, but whether our remembrance enables us to live with the values for which he stood. From Celebration to Emulation There is an important difference between celebration and emulation. Celebration expresses affection; emulation demonstrates commitment. Muslims have every reason to express their love and reverence for the Prophet. The Quran itself commands believers to send blessings upon him. Allah and His angels bless the Prophet. Believers, invoke blessings and peace on him. (33:56). But Prophetic love should ultimately become an ethical force. It should influence our speech, our families, our institutions, our relationships and our public conduct. The Prophets response to disagreement, for example, offers lessons for a time when religious and social discourse is increasingly polarised. His treatment of people cannot be reduced to slogans about mercy. His mercy was embodied in patience, restraint, forgiveness and the refusal to abandon justice. Similarly, his leadership should not be understood merely through the vocabulary of political power. His leadership was deeply connected with consultation, responsibility, trust and accountability. The Quran (42: 38) describes the believers as those whose affairs are conducted through mutual consultation, while the Prophet himself was instructed to consult the believers (3: 159). The Prophetic model therefore challenges authoritarianism, arrogance and the concentration of power without accountability. His economic teachings likewise challenge practices that produce exploitation and social inequality. His family life challenges the assumption that religious authority is incompatible with tenderness and affection. His treatment of the vulnerable challenges indifference. His relationship with his companions demonstrates the importance of trust and community. His response to adversity demonstrates resilience without moral compromise. The Sirah thus becomes relevant precisely when it moves beyond the pages of history and enters the ethical dilemmas of the present. Rabi-al-Awwal as an Intellectual Opportunity Rabi-al-Awwal can therefore become much more than a season of gatherings. It can become a month of intellectual renewal. Mosques, schools, universities, seminaries and community organisations can use this occasion to move beyond conventional narratives and encourage serious study of the Quran and Srah together. Instead of asking only what happened in the Prophets life, we should also ask why the Quran highlighted certain moments, what moral principles emerge from them and how those principles can inform contemporary Muslim life. Young people, especially, need an approach to the Sirah that speaks simultaneously to their faith and their intellectual curiosity. They should encounter the Prophet not merely as a distant historical figure but as a model of moral courage, intellectual seriousness, compassion, resilience and responsible leadership. This requires moving beyond two extremes. On one side is a purely devotional approach that celebrates the Prophet without sufficiently engaging the ethical demands of his message. On the other is a purely historical approach that treats his life as an object of academic curiosity while separating it from its spiritual significance. A mature study of the Srah can bring these dimensions together. It can be historically responsible, intellectually rigorous and spiritually meaningful. Beyond Rabi-al-Awwal The greatest tribute we can pay to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is not to remember him for one month and forget him for the remaining eleven. Rabi-al-Awwal should be the beginning of renewed engagement, not its conclusion. The Quran does not ask believers merely to admire the Prophet. It asks them to follow him, obey him, learn from him and take his example seriously. His life therefore cannot be reduced to an annual cultural memory. It must become part of our continuous moral education. We need to read the Sirah in our homes, classrooms and institutions. We need to teach it to our children not merely as a sequence of dates and battles but as a school of character. We need scholars to engage critically with classical sources while also examining contemporary scholarship. We need writers and educators to connect Prophetic principles with the questions confronting Muslims today. Above all, we need to recover the Quranic understanding of the Prophet as a mercy, an example and a bearer of divine guidance. The Quran describes the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) as Rahmatan-lil-aalamin, a mercy to the worlds. If that mercy is to be meaningfully encountered in our own time, it must be reflected in our conduct. Therefore, as Rabi-al-Awwal arrives once again, perhaps the most important question is not how many programmes we organise, how many gatherings we attend or how many speeches we deliver. The more fundamental question is whether the Srah changes us. Does it make us more truthful? More just? More compassionate? More patient? More responsible? More respectful of human dignity? More committed to reconciliation? More conscious of God? If the answer is yes, then our remembrance has begun to fulfil its purpose. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) belongs neither to a particular month nor to a particular generation. His message emerged from seventh-century Arabia, but its moral horizon extends far beyond it. The Quran transformed his historical experience into a source of guidance for humanity. Our responsibility is to recover that transformative potential. Rabi-al-Awwal, therefore, should not mark the beginning and end of our engagement with the Prophet. It should serve as a reminder to return to him throughout the year, to return to the Quran through which his mission is understood, and to return to the ethical principles that gave his life its enduring significance. The true question of the Sirah is ultimately not, How did we celebrate the Prophet? It is: How did the Prophets example transform the way we live? That is the question Rabi-al-Awwal places before us. And it is a question that deserves to remain with us long after the month has passed. (The author hails from Danwethpora, Kokernag, Anantnag and completed his PhD in Islamic Studies from Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), India. Feedback at: malikaadil.amu@gmail.com )

UP govt transfers 17 IAS Officers

Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government carried out a major administrative reshuffle, transferring 17 IAS officers and changing the responsibilities of several senior bureaucrats across the state. The reshuffle includes key appointments at the divisional commissioner level, the Revenue Council, development departments and the state secretariat. One of the most significant changes involves Aligarh and Moradabad Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

UP Transfers 17 IAS Officers in Late-Night Reshuffle

Lucknow, August 23: The Uttar Pradesh government has transferred 17 IAS officers in a late-night administrative reshuffle. Sangeeta Singh, who was serving as Aligarh Divisional Commissioner, has been appointed the new Commissioner of Moradabad. According to the transfer list issued by the state government, several senior IAS officers have been given new responsibilities. Moradabad Commissioner ... Read more UP Transfers 17 IAS Officers in Late-Night Reshuffle

Illegal occupation: AMU on bulldozer action on its Riding Field

Aligarh: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has accused the local municipal corporation of illegally occupying part of its land, while the civic body claimed the property belongs to the government. The Aligarh Municipal Corporation, on August 20, fenced a nearly 3.8-acre plot of AMUs Riding Field land worth around Rs 500 crore, and initiated bulldozer action, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Disturbance at Aligarh Muslim University: Intoxicated Couple Handed Over to Police

Mumbai, August 23: A disturbance occurred at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) campus near the Vice-Chancellors residence involving a man and a woman consuming alcohol in a car. Students surrounded the vehicle and caused damage before handing the intoxicated couple over to the police. Witnesses reported that students noticed the pair arguing inside the car. The ... Read more Disturbance at Aligarh Muslim University: Intoxicated Couple Handed Over to Police

AMU manipulated its placement records to boost ranking: Report

The Aligarh Muslim University has consistently submitted incorrect and misleading law placement data to boost its national ranking and National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) under the Ministry of Education, let it happen, according to a report by The Leaflet. The NIRF ranking plays a key role for a university. Not just helping with its perception Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

AMU Alleges Forcible Occupation of Rs 500 Cr Land by Aligarh Civic Body

Khatoon described the action as an unwarranted and unacceptable step, saying the university would challenge it in Supreme Court.

Numaligarh Refinery standalone net profit rises 167.33% in the June 2026 quarter

Sales rise 45.63% to Rs 9147.62 crore

AMU Aligarh Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline for Record Keeper, MTS Posts

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 vacancies, including Record Keeper and MTS (Unskilled) posts. The application process will be conducted up to 25 August 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the prescribed offline mode as mentioned in the official notification.

UP Man Shoots Dog Over Barking, Leaves Neighbour Injured For Objecting

The incident occurred in Bhojpur village, under the Harduaganj police station area of Aligarh.

AMU Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online

AMU Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has officially released the recruitment notification for the Assistant Professor (Chinese) post under Local Advertisement No. 04/2026, offering 1 contractual vacancy. The AMU Assistant Professor Recruitment 2026 notification was released on 03.08.2026. Interested candidates can submit their applications online on or before 09.08.2026, while the interview is scheduled for 22.08.2026.

Flood situation in Assam critical as overnight rains threaten fresh inundation

According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), the Dhansiri river at Numaligarh in Golaghat district continued to flow in a severe flood situation on Wednesday (August 5) morning

Islamic Law Requires Justice for Polygamy, Says Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain

Aligarh, July 18: Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain, the royal chief mufti, welcomed the recent statement by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav regarding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and polygamy. He emphasized that Islam does not permit injustice, deceit, or harm to anyone. If a person cannot ensure equal justice among all their wives, they ... Read more Islamic Law Requires Justice for Polygamy, Says Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain

UP: 14-year-old kidnapped, drugged and gang-raped; two arrested

Aligarh: A 14-year-old Muslim girl was allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped by two Hindu men in Uttar Pradeshs Aligarh district on Saturday, July 11. The incident occurred in Charra village. According to the survivors mother, her daughter had gone to buy vegetables. When she did not return, her father went out looking for her. A missing Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Major Action by Yamuna Authority: Bulldozers Clear Illegal Colonies Worth 450 Crore

Greater Noida, July 11: The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority has taken significant action against illegal colonies and encroachments. A demolition campaign was launched in the Mororghari village and surrounding areas in the Aligarh district. According to the authority, approximately 150,000 square meters of land has been freed from illegal possession and construction during this ... Read more Major Action by Yamuna Authority: Bulldozers Clear Illegal Colonies Worth 450 Crore

Allegations of Misuse in Zakat Fund and Waqf Donations: Mufti Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain

Aligarh, July 1: Shahi Chief Mufti Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain has raised serious allegations regarding the widespread misuse of Zakat funds and Waqf donations. He called for greater transparency and accountability in the management of Muslim charitable organizations. Hussain emphasized that the benefits of Zakat and Waqf revenues are not reaching the poor, orphans, and ... Read more Allegations of Misuse in Zakat Fund and Waqf Donations: Mufti Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain

Misuse of Zakat Fund and Waqf Donations Alleged by Maulana Ifrarim Hussain

Aligarh, July 1: Shahi Chief Mufti Maulana Ifrarim Hussain has accused of large-scale misuse of donations related to the Zakat fund and Waqf. He demanded greater transparency and accountability in the management of Muslim charitable institutions, stating that the benefits of Zakat and Waqf income are not reaching the poor, orphans, and needy individuals, necessitating ... Read more Misuse of Zakat Fund and Waqf Donations Alleged by Maulana Ifrarim Hussain

Woman Pilot Injured as Trainee Aircraft Crashes in UP's Kasganj

The aircraft, which had taken off from Aligarh airport on a training sortie, crashed near Police Lines in the Kasganj district headquarters area

UP BEd JEE result 2026 out at bujhansi.ac.in: Direct link, toppers list, rank card and counselling details here

UP BEd Results 2026: Bundelkhand University has released the UP BEd JEE Result 2026 today, June 16. Teaching aspirants can now download their scorecards and rank cards from the official website. Aligarh's Vandana Singh secured the state's top rank with a score of 359.32 out of 400. The result paves the way for the upcoming counselling process for BEd admissions.

Fact-Check: Video of Youth Getting Attacked in Aligarh Shared With False Claim

We found out that the attack was not on religious grounds.

BJP leader chants Jai Shri Ram at Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh: Uttar Pradesh Minister of Horticulture Dinesh Pratap Singh raised religious slogans, including Jai Shri Ram, at Aligarh Muslim University during an event on Friday, June 12. It marked the first time a government programme was held in the university. The state Horticulture Department organised a seminar at the Kennedy Hall in the university to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Extremely severe thunderstorm alert: High-speed winds, lightning and hail likely across UP districts in next 3 hours

An urgent weather alert warns of extremely severe thunderstorms across several Uttar Pradesh districts. High-speed winds up to 100 kmph, frequent lightning, and hailstorms are expected. Districts like Agra, Aligarh, and Meerut are on high alert. Residents are advised to stay indoors and secure loose objects. The critical period for these dangerous weather conditions is the next three hours.

Shocking Daylight Shooting in Aligarh: Mother Shot in Front of Daughter Over Old Rivalry

Lucknow, June 6: A shocking incident has emerged from Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, where a woman was shot in front of her daughter on Saturday afternoon around 2 PM. The attack occurred in the Niwari Mor area of the Rorawar police station jurisdiction, where two assailants on a motorcycle opened fire and fled the scene. The ... Read more Shocking Daylight Shooting in Aligarh: Mother Shot in Front of Daughter Over Old Rivalry

UP man crushed after stepping into empty lift shaft

Aligarh: A businessman visiting a multi-storeyed apartment building here died in a freak accident after the elevator malfunctioned, police said. The deceased, identified as property dealer Hari Om Sharma, 58, had gone to Rasik Apartments in Ganga Jawahar Colony under Kuwarsi police station to visit a client. According to witnesses, the victim presumably inattentive Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Strict vigil across U.P. on Bakrid, police conduct flag march, foot patrols in sensitive districts

Special security arrangements are likely to be put in place in districts such as Sambhal, Meerut, Saharanpur, Rampur, Moradabad, Aligarh, Bareilly, Bahraich, Varanasi and Ayodhya

Two Criminals Killed in Encounter with Police in Aligarh

Aligarh, May 25: In a significant police operation in Aligarhs Atrauli area, two suspects, Raza Mohammad and Mubeen, were killed during an encounter. Two constables were also injured in the incident. The suspects were involved in a series of robberies targeting women. SSP Neeraj Kumar Jadon informed the media that on Sunday, May 17, around ... Read more Two Criminals Killed in Encounter with Police in Aligarh

Tragic Suicide of Police Constables Son in Aligarh Shocks Community

Aligarh, May 19: A tragic incident has unfolded in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, where the son of a head constable took his own life with a firearm. This shocking event has sent ripples through the local police department. The incident occurred in the Chandar City area of the Quarsi police station, where the body of 22-year-old ... Read more Tragic Suicide of Police Constables Son in Aligarh Shocks Community

School Bus Overturns in Aligarh, Several Children Injured

Aligarh, May 14: A school bus overturned in the Gangiri police station area near the Aligarh-Hathras border, injuring several students. This incident was reported by Aligarhs Rural SP, Manish Kumar Mishra, on Thursday. Local villagers rushed to the scene immediately after the accident, breaking the bus windows to rescue trapped students. Some children sustained minor ... Read more School Bus Overturns in Aligarh, Several Children Injured