Kanpur man drinks dye, hangs self after dispute with wife
Father, aide held for killing teen daughter, burying body
65 per cent polling in byelection for Bithoor panchayat chairperson
11-yr-old girl dies by suicide in Kanpur
Six injured as auto overturns into water-filled pit
Cop killed, two injured as former MPs convoy vehicle overturns on Agra-Lko eway
UP thrash Bihar by an innings and 267 runs in Ranji Trophy clash
Task force formed to monitor quality and progress of construction projects in district
HC directs KMC to install green shades at traffic junctions before summer
BJP neta held hostage, robbed of Rs 12 lakh at Kanpur farmhouse
Three-day National Farmers Fair to begin at CSA University on Oct 15
IIT Kanpur alumnus, 61, struggles to find US tech job for nearly two years
Gautam Dev, a 61-year-old software engineer, is battling the challenges of finding full-time employment after his recent job loss. Financial hardships have forced him to turn to gig work and launch a GoFundMe fundraiser for support. With numerous job applications yielding no success and debts mounting, the uncertainty of his future is prompting him to think about relocating back to India as he nears eligibility for Social Security.
Masked men tie up BJP leader Ramesh Yadav, loot Rs 50 lakh at Kanpur farmhouse
18kg silver powder worth Rs45L stolen from Kanpur factory
Bithoor Nagar Panchayat bypoll today, 3 candidates in fray
32-year-old man attempts suicide outside DM office in Etawah
2 cops suspended over assault at restaurant
KCA shifts focus to junior and girls cricket
UP bowlers put Bihar under pressure after posting 540 in Ranji Trophy
Body of Unnao man missing for 10 days found near railway tracks
Kanpur election officer seeks parties help to update voter list
Financial assistance of over Rs 78 lakh distributed to flood-affected farmers
DM reviews Census 2027 phase two preparations
IGRS control room to be set up at Collectorate for grievance redressal
IIT-K eyes $1 bn fundraise, Rajnath Singh to launch campaign on Oct 14
Woman killed as mound of mud collapses on her in Farrukhabad village
Bus crushes vegetable trader to death, sparks protest
29-yr-old shot at by 3 men after dispute in Chamanganj
Farmer drowns while escaping stray bull in Auraiya
Scooter rider dragged over 200m by pickup in Ghatampur
Man, married cousin found hanging from tree in Unnao village
Woman jumps to death after throwing 14-month-old daughter from 2nd floor; child survives
Start preparing for 2027 Assembly polls, secure big margin for party: Shivpal Yadav
Rajbhar challenges SP chief to contest against Yogi from Ayodhya
Teacher accused of raping 7-year-old, probe on
Ranji trophy: UP ride on Kaushik, Rinku tons to dominate Bihar on Day 1
Wanted in 1993 case, fake godman with 1L Insta followers arrested in Jhansi
Bhopal: CBI arrests CGST official for taking Rs 2 lakh bribe from scrap firm official
Digital Desk | Bhopal, Oct 11 (IANS) The CBI arrested an official of the CGST and Central Excise department in Bhopal for taking a bribe of Rs 2 lakh from a company handling scrap and seized Rs 72.50 lakh cash from his premises in the city and Kanpur, an official said on Sunday. Rajesh Kumar, superintendent, Preventive Branch (HQ) CGST and Central Excise Commissionerate, Bhopal, was caught red-handed while accepting the undue advantage on Saturday, the agency said. The CBI registered the instant case on Saturday against the accused on allegations that the CGST superintendent demanded an undue advantage of Rs 2 lakh per month from a proprietor of a Bhopal-based firm. The companys official filed a complaint with the CBI that the official was demanding a bribe in consideration for not intercepting the firms vehicles carrying scrap material and for not causing any hindrance to the complainants scrap business, the agency said. The CBI laid a trap and caught the accused CGST Superintendent red-handed while accepting an undue advantage of Rs 2 lakh. Searches were conducted at the residential premises of the accused at Bhopal and Kanpur, which led to the recovery of Rs 72.50 lakh in cash and the documents pertaining to immovable property, said the CBI. In an earlier case in Bhopal, the CBI arrested Chief Engineer (Electrical) and Superintending Engineer (Electrical) of BSNL for taking a bribe of Rs 75,000. The CBI registered the case on allegations that the accused Chief Engineer (Electrical) and Superintending Engineer (Electrical) posted at BSNL, Bhopal, demanded an undue advantage of Rs 2 lakh each for themselves and a co-accused from a Jabalpur-based firm which executed Operation & Comprehensive Maintenance (OCM) and electrical installation-related work of BSNL. The CBI said the bribe amount was demanded to process pending bills of the firm for 14 different works. The CBI laid a trap and caught both accused BSNL officers in Bhopal red-handed while accepting an undue advantage of Rs 75,000 each as part payment of the demanded bribe of Rs 2 lakh from each accused. Searches were conducted at the residential and office premises of the accused persons in Bhopal, Lucknow and Kanpur, the CBI said.
Three suffer burns after LPG cylinder catches fire at house in Etawah
Bison dies at Kanpur Zoo after attack by fellow inmate
Akhilesh accuses BJP of manipulating voter lists, says fight for EC reforms to continue
JDC Praveen K Rai appointed observer for Bithoor bypoll
Crocodile rescued from CSA university hostel in Kanpur by students
Retd lab technician jumps before moving train, dies
Navratri begins, Kanpur gears up for festivities at 327 pandals
UP face Bihar as Ranji Trophy opens at Rajgir Stadium today
FSDA teams seize 3kg food items in raids
IIT-K sports fest: Teams fight for knockout berths
WBs Sohan Rey, Karnatakas Yuvanesh lead Chess Championship
Man critical after jumping off building; police investigate
UPUMS employee climbs 200-ft tower over police inaction in domestic dispute
50-yr-old man dies as speeding tractor-trolley rams bike
Adani Defence wins SIDM Champion Award 2026 for export performance
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 10 (IANS) Adani Defence & Aerospace on Saturday said that it won the Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers Champion Award 2026 for Export Performance in Defence and Aerospace at the organisation's eighth annual session here. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh presented award in presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and Director General (Acquisition) A Anbarasu. Moreover, fifteen awards recognised achievements in technology development, product innovation, design, import substitution, manufacturing excellence and exports. The companys manufacturing complex in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh has annual production capacity of 300 million rounds and produces NATO-standard ammunition, supporting government's Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative, it said. Addressing session, the Defence Minister called for greater private sector participation in defence production, increased investment in research and development and expanded manufacturing capacity to meet country's defence requirements. We are proud to see our efforts in building India's defence manufacturing capabilities recognised. Our focus is on making high-quality products in India and taking them to customers across global markets, said Ashish Rajvanshi, CEO of Adani Defence & Aerospace. He further noted that the company will continue to invest in technology and indigenous manufacturing to meet evolving needs of defence and security customers. However, latest recognition follows separate SIDM Champion Award presented to Adani Defence & Aerospace's Kanpur Ammunition Complex in 2025 for design, manufacturing and testing excellence. Moreover, Kanpur facility uses automated manufacturing, AI-enabled quality inspection, real-time data analytics and digital monitoring across production process. Its digital shopfloor eliminates manual handling of hazardous materials. Unit also has 100 per cent digital traceability across manufacturing value chain, supported by digital security systems, according to the company. In addition, the complex houses a ballistics testing range equipped with Electronic Pressure, Velocity and Action Time system. While range is accredited by India's apex accreditation body -- the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories. Additionally, India's defence exports reached to record Rs 38,424 crore in FY2025-26, an increase of 62.66 per cent against the previous financial year. Also, the government has set target of Rs 50,000 crore in annual defence exports by 2029.
IIT Kanpur graduate Kanak Agrawal has highlighted the real problem with work from home after her friend quit a fully remote job requiring 10 am to 6 pm availability. Agrawal argues that workplace flexibility is about time autonomy, not just location. She says companies often prioritise employee presence over outcomes, pushing workers who value independence to change jobs, freelance or build independent income streams.
Minor caught stealing pipes from under-construction house
Factory worker injured in autorickshaw accident dies
Kargil war veteran duped of Rs 58.6L on promise of petrol pump in Kanpur
Illegal hookah bar busted; 2 held
DM conducts sanitation, roadwork inspection drive
Kanpur court rejects bail of fraud case accused
Mayor cancels MoU, accuses commissioner of bypassing KMC
UP boys and girl teams leading in CISCE chess championship
KCA conducts U-14 trials for 165 aspirants
Police arrest two with 6 kg ganja in Maswanpur raid
Man held with 2,500 bottles of codeine syrup
IIT-Kanpur hosts sports festival, Day 1 sees major wins
FIR against uncle, grandparents after minor alleges rape & abortion
CJP protest: Passengers complain of inconvenience amid train cancellations
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 9 (IANS) Passengers, who were scheduled to travel to New Delhi but were stranded due to the cancellation and rescheduling of several trains in view of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest on Saturday, complained about the inconvenience caused due to the agitation and its resulting decision by the Indian Railways. A commuter, who was waiting at the Jammu railway station, said: Look at how much chaos has been created here. People are facing difficulties, and everyone is stranded. Those who need to reach their respective destinations are stuck here. A woman accused the CJP of trying to establish itself politically and alleged it was receiving support from outside. CJP is trying to establish its political base, just as the Aam Aadmi Party did when it first came...I believe some external party is supporting them, who want to destabilise and divide the country. They (external forces) want to fulfil their motives under the garb of this (protest). A commuter at New Delhi railway station also expressed disappointment with the protest. Common people are suffering because of the protest. There are traffic jams, metros, and trains are being shut down. This is not right, he told IANS. A passenger added: I took an alternative route based on Google Maps while travelling from Gurugram to the New Delhi station as the regular route was showing heavy traffic. Expressing disappointment, a youngster said: I just saw the news that all trains are cancelled from 4 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, and even today, many trains have been diverted or cancelled. This is having a major impact on the daily lives of people in India. Students' class timings, plans and schedules have to be changed, and this is creating a lot of problems. We do not know whether the government understands these issues or not. Booking train tickets has already become very difficult these days. We are unable to get Tatkal tickets, and even booking regular tickets has also become difficult. Now, when someone manages to book a ticket with so much difficulty and boards a train, the train gets cancelled. Someone has to be held accountable for this, he told IANS. A passenger at the Kanpur railway station said that following the cancellation and rescheduling of trains, he will have to divide his journey by first travelling by bus and then later by train. Speaking to IANS, he said: ''I was trying to go to Delhi right now, but now no train from Kanpur to Delhi is available at all. Now I have to break up my journey and travel in parts. I will first take a bus to travel 50-60 km and then take the next available train from the railway station there. It is extremely inconvenient, he added.
Shops to remain shut on oct 13
50-year-old Homeguard hit by a vehicle, dies
30 vegetable shops gutted in suspected arson at Jhansi mandi
ECI approves 353 polling stns for Allahabad-Jhansi graduates' seat
50-yr-old woman found dead outside CHC; cardiac arrest suspected
82-year-old found hanging from tree after dispute with wife
Speeding loader kills 65-yr-old man in Kanpur
Lekhpal held taking 15K bribe in Lalitpur
Woman dies by suicide in Kanpur
Survey finds chromium contamination up to 59 times limit near Chakeri Airport
Two siblings arrested for duping people on PM Awas promise
Morning drizzle cools weather in Kanpur
DM conducts late-night sanitation inspection
Seminar on Red Crown Roof Turtle marks conclusion of Wildlife Week
Woman Alleges Triple Talaq After 16 Years of Marriage in Kanpur
A woman in Kanpur claims her husband issued her a triple talaq after 16 years of marriage, demanding his arrest for domestic abuse. Woman Alleges Triple Talaq After 16 Years of Marriage in Kanpur
Bengal government to provide 1.8 lakh aid for fully damaged houses in flood-hit Malda
Speaking at a flood-relief distribution programme at Raghunathpur, CM Adhikari also said that IIT-Kanpur has been tasked with preparing a detailed project report (DPR) for a permanent flood solution in Malda
36-yr-old found dead after dispute with wife
Kanpur sees moderate rain and thunderstorm
