15 nominations found valid for Allahabad-Jhansi Graduates MLC seat, 4 rejected
Volunteers lead pond cleaning drive to boost water conservation
Viral family moments add emotional touch to PCS-2025 interviews
Teen killed over 15,000 dispute in Prayagraj; two friends held
NCR plants over 1 cr saplings, halfway to 2-cr target
Illegal arrest cannot be legitimised by subsequent formal arrest: HC
HC rejects bail pleas of Karwariya brothers in Jawahar Yadav murder case
Ex-BSP MP, Brother Denied Bail In 1996 MLA Murder By Allahabad HC
The Allahabad High Court has rejected the second bail applications of former BSP MP Kapil Muni Karwariya, his brother Surya Bhan Karwariya, and co-accused Ramchandra Tripathi, who are serving life imprisonment for the 1996 murder of Samajwadi Party MLA Jawahar Yadav. The court cited the gravity of the offence and the appellants' deliberate conduct in delaying the main appeal hearings as reasons for the denial.
Allahabad Court Orders CBI Probe To Trace Woman Missing For Over 2 Years
The court noted that Sudama Devi had been missing since September 8, 2024, and a missing person report was registered at Puranderpur police station in Maharajganj district on September 9, 2024.
CBI Steps In To Locate Woman Missing For Two Years
The Allahabad High Court has directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to locate a 42-year-old woman, Sudama Devi, who has been missing for over two years despite efforts by the Uttar Pradesh Police. The court's order came after the state police failed to trace her, noting she is of unsound mind and lacks a mobile phone, complicating the search.
Teen found murdered at Jhunsi; man drowns in Kaushambi
Pajawa Ramlila begins with grand Mukut Pujan at Shahganj
Prayagraj Jn limits platform access to 30mins before train
UGI Naini students secure jobs at TCS in campus drive
Prayagraj railway division collects 6.35cr fines in Sept
Gyanvapi survey case: HC fixes Nov 30 as next hearing date
HC orders CBI probe into disappearance of woman missing since 2024
HC allows azan at Saharanpur mosque, orders compliance of loudspeaker norms
Maurya: Time has come to fulfill Singhals pledges regarding Mathura and Kashi
1975, 1977, 1982, 2006...: 6 Times When Elections Were Stayed By Courts
Indira Gandhi's victory from Raebareli in the 1971 Lok Sabha elections was challenged by her rival, Raj Narain. She faced allegations of misusing the government machinery and officials. On June 2, 1975, the Allahabad High Court set aside Indira Gandhi's election.
Tenant ordered to vacate shop as landlord needs property for his unemployed son: Allahabad HC order
A landlord is the best judge of the requirements of his property however, tenantsalso need the property for either living or making a livelihood from it. A recent case in Allahabad High Court dealt with this same issue as in this case the tenant used to run a shop from the property, whereas the landlords son was unemployed.
Three new SC judges to take oath at 3.30 pm, departure from usual morning practice
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS) Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant will on Tuesday administer the oath of office to three new judges of the Supreme Court -- Justices Sunita Agarwal, Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Aparesh Kumar Singh -- at 3.30 p.m. The swearing-in ceremony, which will be live-streamed, marks a departure from the usual practice of administering the oath to newly appointed Supreme Court judges in the morning. Newly appointed Supreme Court judges usually take the oath of office at 10.30 a.m., coinciding with the time when the top court assembles on working days to conduct hearings. However, according to an official communication issued in this regard, The Swearing-in-Ceremony of Justice Sunita Agarwal, Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, shall be live-streamed from 03:30 P.M. onwards. The three Chief Justices of the High Courts were appointed as judges of the apex court after the Centre cleared their elevation on the recommendation of the Supreme Court Collegium. Acting swiftly on the Collegium's recommendation, the Centre on Monday approved the elevation of Justices Agarwal, Upadhyaya and Singh to the Supreme Court. In a post on X, Union Minister for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal announced that the President, after consultation with CJI Surya Kant, had appointed the three Chief Justices as judges of the apex court. The Supreme Court Collegium in its meeting held on 28th September, 2026 has recommended elevation of the following Chief Justices of the High Courts as Judges in the Supreme Court, the Collegium had said in a statement uploaded on the apex court's official website. Justice Agarwal, born on April 30, 1966, was appointed as a judge of the Allahabad High Court on November 21, 2011. She became the Chief Justice of the Gujarat High Court on July 23, 2023. Justice Upadhyaya, born on June 16, 1965, was appointed as a puisne Judge of the Allahabad High Court on November 21, 2011 and became a permanent Judge on August 6, 2013. He became the Senior Judge of the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court on March 28, 2023. He was appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court and took oath on July 29, 2023, before being transferred as Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, where he took oath on January 21, 2025. Justice Singh, born on July 7, 1965, was appointed as an Additional Judge of the Jharkhand High Court on January 24, 2012 and was confirmed as a Permanent Judge on January 16, 2014. He served as Acting Chief Justice of the Jharkhand High Court from December 20, 2022, to February 19, 2023. He took oath as Chief Justice of the Tripura High Court on April 17, 2023, and was subsequently transferred as Chief Justice of the Telangana High Court, where he took oath on July 19, 2025. The appointments will further strengthen the Supreme Court's judicial strength following the Centre's decision earlier this year to increase the sanctioned strength to 37, excluding the CJI.
Parents Can't Force Adult Daughter To Live With Them: Allahabad High Court
The court held that the daughter is a major and has consciously and voluntarily expressed unwillingness to reside with her mother, and dismissed the petition.
The Day Imran Khan Played Cricket in Allahabad: A Forgotten 1984 Classic
There are cricket grounds that became famous because of Test matches, international tournaments or great performances. And then there are grounds whose place in cricket history is secured by a single extraordinary afternoon. For Allahabad, now Prayagraj, that afternoon came on 26 February 1984, when Pakistan captain Imran Khan walked into the Madan Mohan Malviya Stadium to play a benefit match for an Indian cricketer. It was not an India-Pakistan international. There were no championship points at stake and no official record to be created. Yet, for Allahabad's cricket lovers, it became one of the most memorable sporting occasions the city had witnessed. The match was organised as a benefit for William Ghosh, a veteran Indian Railways cricketer facing financial and health difficulties. Ghosh had played 71 first-class matches, taking 239 wickets. Imran's presence transformed what might otherwise have been a local fundraising game into an extraordinary meeting of domestic cricket and international stardom. But what brought one of the world's biggest cricket stars from Pakistan to Allahabad for just a few hours? The answer lay in an old family friendship. Ghosh was a close friend of Imran's father, Ikramullah Khan Niazi, dating back to the pre-Partition period. When Ghosh fell on difficult times, that friendship became the bridge that brought Imran to Allahabad. Imran was then at the height of his cricketing fame. Yet he agreed to make the journey for a benefit match in Allahabad. He flew from Pakistan to New Delhi and then travelled to Allahabad by train. According to local recollections, he maintained his strict fitness regime during the journey, eating nothing but oranges. Imran captained the Geep XI, walking out before a huge crowd at the Madan Mohan Malviya Stadium. The ground was packed to capacity, while people also gathered outside simply to be part of the occasion. For a city accustomed to watching its own Ranji heroes, this was a rare opportunity to see a Pakistani superstar at close quarters. Imran did not disappoint. He played an aggressive innings that became the enduring cricketing memory of the day. Syed Hyder Ali, one of the leading local players in the Geep XI, recalled years later that Imran's sixes seemed to dwarf the dimensions of the stadium, with the ball sailing beyond the ground. The precise score of the exhibition innings mattered less than the memory it created. For those watching in Allahabad that afternoon, Imran was not merely a visiting Pakistani cricketer; he was a world-class sportsman suddenly playing on their own ground. The match had another remarkable feature. Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi , India's former captain and the Nawab of Pataudi, was among the umpires, alongside Swarup Kishan. Pataudi reportedly officiated for the first hour before being replaced by TD Mukherji. What did it mean to Allahabad? This is where the story goes beyond Imran Khan. Local players did not merely watch Imran from the stands; they shared the dressing room and field with him. Hyder Ali, who played first-class cricket for 25 years and represented Uttar Pradesh, Railways and Bengal, regarded the 1984 match as one of the memorable moments of his career. The benefit match helped raise money for a respected cricketer at a difficult stage of his life. At the same time, it gave thousands of ordinary cricket followers an experience normally associated with international stadiumswatching one of the world's most famous cricketers in their own city. It also created a powerful image of cricket cutting across the India-Pakistan divide. The match did not become part of the history of the India-Pakistan series. But it became part of Allahabad's cricket memory. A city better known for its literary, cultural and political heritage also had its cricketing moments. Few can match the afternoon when Imran Khan arrived, captained Geep XI, shared the ground with India's cricketing royalty and sent the ball soaring into the Allahabad sky. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories For Allahabad's cricket lovers, Imran Khan's visit lasted much longer than those few hours.
Kheri case: UP changes PP; SC asks Allahabad HC CJ to decide on trial judge
The Uttar Pradesh government informed the Supreme Court about replacing the public prosecutor in the Lakhimpur Kheri case. This decision was made in response to allegations raised against the outgoing prosecutor by a witness involved in the case. As the Supreme Court monitors the trial's progress, it was noted that 86 witnesses have been examined thus far.
UP schools launch Nutrition Gardens to boost midday meals
Slowly receding Ganga and Yamuna raise concern over Magh Mela prep
Prayagraj plans to build 1,200 govt flats in Naini, Jhunsi amid housing shortage
Prayagraj cyber cell busts inter-state digital arrest fraud gang
Umesh Pal murder: Atiqs shooter produced in Prayagraj court on transit remand
HC: Parents cant force adult daughter to live with them through habeas corpus plea
SC orders swift action over charges against Lakhimpur judge
The Supreme Court has directed the Allahabad High Court chief justice to promptly address allegations against the presiding officer of the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case, who is accused of transferring cases to himself and acquitting defendants. The apex court also urged the Uttar Pradesh government to appoint a new public prosecutor for the high-profile trial.
Take action: SC to Allahabad HC chief justice on allegations against Lakhimpur Kheri case judge
The Supreme Court asked the Allahabad High Court chief justice to swiftly address serious allegations against the presiding officer. Allegations include the judge transferring cases to himself and reportedly acquitting defendants during the trial. Senior advocates presented arguments regarding the judge's conduct and the changes made to the prosecution team. The trial involves significant incidents from the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence, which resulted in multiple fatalities.
SC asks Allahabad HC CJ to act on allegations against judge
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday, October 5, asked the Allahabad High Court chief justice to act expeditiously on allegations against the presiding officer of the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case that he transferred several cases to himself and acquitted the accused. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya 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 .
SC asks Allahabad HC to act on Lakhimpur Kheri case judge allegations
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Allahabad High Court chief justice to act expeditiously on allegations against the presiding officer of the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case that he transferred several cases to himself and acquitted the accused. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana also asked the Uttar Pradesh government to appoint at the earliest a new public prosecutor to conduct the trial in the sensational case. On September 22, the top court had taken note of the submissions of lawyer Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the victims, that the conduct of the presiding officer of the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case was objectionable as he transferred several criminal cases to himself and acquitted the accused. The bench had asked the Allahabad High Court chief justice to furnish the report in a sealed cover after looking into the matter and taking remedial action. On Monday, the bench took note of the submissions of
Prayagraj women train as nursery sakhis to boost village greenery
Citys century-old Durga Puja gets a regal Amer Fort makeover
Patharchatti Ramlila to showcase dance epics
Pajawa Ramlila to commence with Mukut pujan on Oct 6
Prayagraj police invoke Gangsters Act, demolish illegal properties of Atiq aides
Prayagraj police secure transit remand for Umesh Pal murder accused Arman from Gaya jail
Prayagraj leads Uttar Pradesh in e-rickshaw sales and registrations
Katra Ramlila Committee holds Mukut Pujan ceremony
North Central Railway surpasses scrap revenue target for 2026-27
UP Board to appoint textbook dealers in all districts to prevent shortages
Cong cadres celebrate Aradhana Mishras elevation as UPCC chief
After years of delay, 4,000 LT grade teachers set for lecturer promotions
Skilled manpower, digital tech must to boost manufacturing: Experts
In digi arrest for a month, doc duped of Rs 1.78cr by fake CBI officers
Pay of 9 officials withheld for absence from Samadhan Divas
Over 5K railway jobs up for grabs as RRB issues notification
'Adultery Must Be Proved, Instagram Chats Not Enough': Allahabad High Court
The observation was made by Justice Jai Krishna Upadhyay who was dealing with a husband's petition challenging the grant of maintenance to his wife by the family court of Sambhal at Chandausi on October 1, 2025.
No business like show & tell business
The Allahabad High Court's infrequent full-court meetings have sparked concerns about their authenticity. Observers suggest these gatherings often feel scripted, undermining meaningful exchanges among judges. Justice Vinod Diwakar has called for genuine discussions, highlighting the court's failure to consistently conduct required quarterly meetings. This lack of accountability has fostered significant skepticism towards the court's administrative practices.
UP Board registers 52.5 Lakh students for 2026-27 exams
Armed robbers loot jeweller of cash, gold and silver
BJP elevates 3 Prayagraj women leaders to key posts
North Central Railway Cleans 12,000 Spots in Swachhata Hi Seva Drive
Govt clears two MG Road flyovers to tackle Civil Lines congestion
Officials mark Gandhi, Shastri birth anniversaries with tributes
Insta chats insufficient to deny wife maintenance on adultery grounds: HC
UPSIDA eyes hotels, marriage lawns on vacant plots at IMC
Allahabad HC to hear suo motu PIL on noise pollution after students death
Seven-year-old Class 2 student died at Balrampur school while a procession carrying loudspeakers and a music system was passing nearby; court clarifies no link has been established between noise and death
HC judge questions transparency of full court meetings
Allahabad High Court Justice Vinod Diwakar has raised significant concerns regarding the functioning and transparency of full court meetings, noting that individual judges' views are not recorded and that meetings are infrequently held. His judgment calls for a more balanced and accountable approach to high court administration, highlighting issues of perceived stage-managed proceedings and lack of accountability in administrative decisions.
Allahabad HC judge flags issues with full court meetings, says last 2 seemed 'stage-managed'
Justice Vinod Diwakar has raised concerns regarding the insufficient frequency and quality of full court meetings. He noted that only 16 meetings occurred over the last decade despite requirements for quarterly sessions. The judgment highlights the lack of accountability in high court administration and stresses a need for improved institutional practices. Furthermore, Justice Diwakar emphasized that individual judges' views should be represented in discussions for effective deliberation.
Strict orders for timebound waste cleanup across dist
HC judge questions functioning of full court, calls recent meetings stage-managed
Cops cant unlawfully detain accuseds kin to pressure them to surrender: HC
Akasa resumes daily Mumbai flights from Prayagraj ahead of festive rush
Fatehpurs Malwan peda lands Italy export order, eyes GI tag
Old-age home shame: No kin attends, none claims body
437 warantees held in Pratapgarh
HC disposes plea after mosque demolition notice withdrawn
Police cannot detain family to put pressure on accused: HC
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that police cannot unlawfully detain innocent family members of an accused to compel surrender, deeming such actions a deprivation of liberty and entitling the detained person to compensation. The court awarded Rs 40,000 to a petitioner illegally held for four days and directed recovery from responsible police personnel.
Loud DJ: HC takes suo motu cognisance of Class 2 student
Lucknow: The Allahabad High Court has taken suo motu cognisance of the death of a Class 2 student after she collapsed inside her classroom while a procession carrying a loud DJ system was passing by in Balrampur, observing that the incident raises larger questions over the unchecked menace of noise pollution. A Lucknow bench of 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 Police SI recruitment 2025: HC stays appointment letters over answer key changes
A major development has emerged in the Uttar Pradesh Police Sub-Inspector recruitment 2025 case. The Allahabad High Court has stayed the issuance of appointment letters for the recruitment, putting the process on hold for now. The...
CCTVs Within Police Stations Must Be Operational 24x7: Allahabad High Court
If CCTV is non-functional, details of all persons brought for interrogation or arrest must be recorded contemporaneously in the General Diary (GD), it said.
AU VC sets agenda to boost national, global rankings
3 lakh households in Prayagraj to get PNG connections
Social media appeal of kids lights up village lanes in Kaushambi
Prayagraj authorities to remove dividers, expand parking on MG road
Twin rivers below danger mark, yet uncertainty keeps residents on edge
AU partners with IIT-Bombay for FOSSEE programme collaboration
HC gives SOPs in case CCTV at police stns not working
Fatehpur cylinder blast: Probe team hunts for trigger behind explosion that killed 5
Speeding tractor crushes minor boy to death
Yamuna recedes, Ganga swells in Prayagraj
Pajawa ramlila members demand road repair
