Yogi Adityanath says industry leaders refused Lucknow summit before 2017
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CM Yogi Inaugurates Day 2 of TechSangam Conference
Yogi Adityanath inaugurates TechSangam 2026 in Lucknow, highlighting AI, cybersecurity, digital forensics and technology-driven development.
UP polls: Congress targets 175-200 seats, Akhilesh backs alliance
Lucknow: After much dilly-dallying, the Congress has officially begun seat-sharing talks with the Samajwadi Party for next years Uttar Pradesh elections and submitted an initial list of more than 175 seats where it feels it can make an impression in an alliance. Congress Uttar Pradesh in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam told PTI that the list was 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 .
CBI arrests two ED officials for demanding Rs 5 lakh bribe in Lucknow
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UP has 2.7 cr fewer voters than projected adult population; today last chance to enrol
FIR after pregnant woman alleges molestation, assault
Bike registered in retired UP ADGs sons name stolen
Film festival blends AI, cinema and innovation
SHO killing: Convict gets 10-year jail term for culpable homicide
Barabanki court acquits grandson, aide in 2016 Shiv Pratap Singh murder
Evicting Ayodhya shopkeepers without rehabilitation highly condemnable: HC
Confusion at LU as some depts hold exams despite poll holiday
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Court rejects bail pleas of Shraddha Dubey, two others in Shiva Sharma death case
WhatsApp call trail, cab drivers tip helps cops nab Shraddha in Nagpur
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Private vehicles limit cut to 100 kmph, heavy vehicles to 80 kmph on UP expressways
Sri Lankan national arrested in Bahraich for staying without valid travel documents
Kashi stadium in IPL reckoning after BCCI, LSG visit
Not an error, its a crime: UP CEO on 10,470 voter records altered after SIR final roll in Pilibhit
Citizen satisfaction is report card of public servants: Yogi
Fodder scam accused arrested after 25 years; CBI traces trail to Nepal
The accused was travelling from Guna to Lucknow when a CBI team intercepted him following specific intelligence inputs on Thursday night
Samajwadi Party may not agree to allot Congress more than 70 seats
Seat sharing talks for Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls get tougher By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: Hard bargaining from smaller parties is creating bigger problem in seat sharing in INDIA bloc as well in ruling NDA in Uttar Pradesh for crucial 2027 assembly polls. Realising the sensitivity of the complex issue of seat sharing with [] The post Samajwadi Party may not agree to allot Congress more than 70 seats appeared first on Northlines .
'Nobody knows truth': Akhilesh dismisses seat-sharing figures amid Cong's demand
Akhilesh Yadav has dismissed rumors regarding the number of seats Congress is requesting for the 2027 elections. Both parties are committed to strengthening their alliance to defeat the BJP. Congress has submitted a list of 175 to 200 constituencies where it believes it can perform well. SP leaders emphasize that seat allocation should be based on winnability rather than political bargaining.
CBI arrests two ED officials in Lucknow in Rs 5 lakh bribery case
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Lucknow, Oct 23 (IANS) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has apprehended two officials of the Enforcement Directorate (ED), Lucknow Zone, in an alleged Rs 5 lakh bribery case. The accused have been identified as Deepak Kumar, Enforcement Officer, and Manoj Dwivedi, Head Constable, both posted at the ED office in Lucknow Zone, Lucknow. According to the CBIs press release issued on Friday, the agency registered a case on the same day against Manoj Dwivedi and Deepak Kumar of the EDs Lucknow office following a complaint alleging a demand for illegal gratification. The complaint stated that Manoj Dwivedi had allegedly demanded a bribe from the complainants father in exchange for helping him in an Enforcement Directorate case. The complainants father had reportedly received two summonses from the EDs Lucknow Zone in August and September 2026. Acting on the complaint, the CBI laid a trap on October 23, 2026. During the operation, Manoj Dwivedi was allegedly caught red-handed while demanding and accepting Rs 5,00,000 on behalf of Enforcement Officer Deepak Kumar to extend favour to the complainants father in the ED case. The CBI subsequently apprehended both accused officials in connection with the alleged bribery. The agency is continuing its investigation to establish the full extent of the alleged misconduct and determine whether other officials were involved. According to officials, the action underlines the CBIs efforts to combat corruption among public servants and reinforce accountability in government agencies. The case also highlights the importance of reporting alleged demands for bribes by public officials. The CBI has urged citizens who encounter corruption or face demands for bribes from public servants to report such incidents. Further investigation into the alleged Rs 5 lakh bribery case involving Deepak Kumar and Manoj Dwivedi is underway.
CBI arrests long-absconding accused in fodder scam after 25 years
Digital Desk | Lucknow/New Delhi, Oct 23 (IANS) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Satyendra Kumar, a proclaimed offender in a fodder scam case, ending a manhunt that lasted more than two and a half decades. The accused, who had been on the run since the charge sheet was filed against him in 2001, was apprehended at Lucknow Railway Station around midnight on October 22. According to the CBI, Satyendra Kumar absconded soon after the charge sheet was filed in court. As he repeatedly failed to appear for trial, the court issued a permanent warrant of arrest against him. For over 25 years, the agency continued efforts to locate the absconder through sustained physical and technical surveillance, combined with human intelligence inputs. These efforts eventually led investigators to Nepal, where the accused had been staying. Recently, Satyendra Kumar entered India and boarded a train from Guna in Madhya Pradesh bound for Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh on October 22. Acting on specific intelligence about his movement, the CBI constituted a dedicated team and deployed it at Lucknow Railway Station well before the arrival of the train. As the train reached the station around midnight, the team successfully identified and apprehended the accused. He was formally arrested and is now being brought to Ranchi on transit remand for production before the competent court to face trial in the long-pending case. The fodder scam, one of the major corruption cases investigated by the CBI, involved large-scale embezzlement of public funds in the animal husbandry department of Bihar and Jharkhand. Several accused were charge-sheeted in the early 2000s, but some, including Satyendra Kumar, managed to evade arrest for years. Officials said the arrest was a result of the agencys persistence in pursuing long-pending cases and bringing absconders to justice, irrespective of the time elapsed. The accused will now face the legal process that was delayed for more than a quarter of a century.
Bail Denied In Lucknow Murder Case
A Lucknow court rejected the bail applications of model Shraddha Dubey, her sister, and driver in connection with the murder of cafe owner Shiva Sharma. The court deemed the case serious, while police continue their investigation after the trio's arrest and remand to judicial custody.
Bail Denied In Cafe Owner Murder Case
A Lucknow court rejected the bail applications of model Shraddha Dubey, her sister, and driver in connection with the murder of cafe owner Shiva Sharma. The court deemed the case serious and triable by a sessions court. The accused were arrested in Nagpur and are currently in judicial custody, while police investigate the alleged murder which was initially treated as an accidental death.
Bhatkhande University Recruitment 2026
Bhatkhande Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Lucknow (Bhatkhande University) has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for 14 Accompanist posts. The online application process will be conducted from 24 October 2026 to 23 November 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, bhatkhandeuniversitynt.samarth.edu.in.
inDrive Steps Forward to Support Flood-Affected Families in Lucknow
New Delhi [India], October 23: inDrive, the global mobility and delivery services platform, organised a food donation camp in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, supporting drivers and families affected by rising floodwaters.
Chai, samosa, rasmalai: Hoardings target Akhilesh Yadav over 'mafia links' in Lucknow
In a striking development in Lucknow, hoardings targeting Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav have emerged, linking him to controversial gangster-politicians. This controversial move followed Yadav's visit to convicted politician Mohammad Azam Khan, raising eyebrows and criticism from the BJP. Yadav claims the ruling party is fabricating charges against Khan and his kin, citing a harsh political onslaught by the BJP as the motive.
10,470 voter roll entries found faulty in Pilibhit, action ordered against two EROs, operator
Which Indian Place Is Known As The Village Of Gulab Jamuns?
On the highway between Delhi and Lucknow, this Uttar Pradesh village has built a reputation around one of India's best-loved sweets.
Cab, Smaller Hotels: How UP Influencer Shraddha Dubey Managed To Evade Cops
During interrogation, Shraddha Dubey reportedly admitted that Amir had been accompanying her since Lucknow and had helped her enter Nepal through Bahraich.
Voting Underway for MLC Elections in Uttar Pradesh as Candidates Cast Their Ballots
Uttar Pradesh holds MLC elections with high security as candidates Neeraj Singh and Kanti Singh cast their votes in Lucknow. Voting Underway for MLC Elections in Uttar Pradesh as Candidates Cast Their Ballots
Shraddha Dubey reveals escape route, admits Amir's role in Shiva Sharma murder case
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 23 (IANS) Model Shraddha Dubey, the prime accused in the murder of Shiva Sharma, has revealed details of her escape route and admitted that her boyfriend, Amir, had helped her evade the police, according to officials. During hours of interrogation, Dubey disclosed several details but remained silent on certain aspects of the case. She was subsequently sent to jail. Investigators suspect that she kept her driver, Danish, with her to prevent him from revealing her secrets. She used him as a shield and a means of facilitating her escape. In her statement to the police, Dubey admitted to travelling to Kanpur and Agra. On October 18, she reportedly visited a hotel in Kanpur to book a room. However, when the hotel staff asked her to produce identification, she left without completing the booking. Dubey feared that if her photograph went viral following the murder case, the hotel staff might recognise her and inform the police. She subsequently booked a car and left for Nagpur without staying at the hotel. She managed to evade the police for 11 days. Although she was fond of staying in large, luxurious hotels, she reportedly chose smaller hotels and lounges where identification documents were not required to avoid disclosing her identity. Dubey also travelled to Rae Bareli but could not reach her home. Fearing that she might flee abroad, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) issued a lookout circular. During interrogation, Dubey reportedly admitted that Amir had been accompanying her since Lucknow and had helped her enter Nepal through Bahraich. Following her statement, the police are likely to add Amir's name to the First Information Report (FIR). Preparations are also underway to announce a reward for information leading to his arrest. According to the DCP (Central), investigators are identifying people who allegedly helped Dubey and the other accused evade the police. Strict action will be taken against those found assisting them. Investigators have also learnt that Dubey remained in contact with several people at the locations she visited. Police suspect that someone was continuously guiding her and helping her avoid arrest. The DCP personally interrogated Dubey for hours. During questioning, she reportedly refrained from naming anyone and repeatedly complained of difficulty in breathing and speaking. Meanwhile, Dubey was arrested in Nagpur by the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) and Lucknow Police, officials said on Tuesday. She had been on the run since October 9, when Sharma allegedly fell from the balcony of an apartment in Lucknow's Hazratganj area. His death was initially treated as an accidental fall, but later became a suspected murder case after his family alleged that he had been assaulted and tortured before being thrown from the building.
The posters targeting Samajwadi Party (SP) Chief Akhilesh Yadav have surfaced in 15 districts across Uttar Pradesh, including Lucknow, Ballia, Mau, Ghazipur, Azamgarh, Varanasi, Basti, Hardoi, and Sitapur. The posters featuring images of Atiq Ahmed,...
UP CEO prepares graduate, teachers electoral rolls online for first time, enrols 14.81 lakh voters
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Oct 23 (IANS) In a first for Uttar Pradesh, the State Election Commission has prepared the electoral rolls for Legislative Council Graduate and Teachers constituencies entirely online, introducing a digital system for voter registration, electoral roll preparation and access to polling station details. The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Uttar Pradesh, shared the development in a post on X, highlighting the states efforts to make the electoral registration process more accessible, transparent and convenient for voters. For the first time in the history of Uttar Pradesh, the electoral rolls for the Graduate and Teacher constituencies have been prepared online. Voters were also provided with the facility to submit applications online. They were able to access information regarding their designated polling station and voter serial number from their homes, it said. According to the CEOs office, the entire process of preparing the electoral rolls for the Legislative Council Graduate and Teachers constituencies was carried out online through the official website, www.ceouttarpradesh.nic.in. Previously, electoral rolls for these elections were prepared manually at the district level. The initiative was undertaken in accordance with the Election Commission of Indias instructions dated September 5, 2016, which called for an online application facility on the Chief Electoral Officers website to enable all eligible individuals to register as voters. For the first time, a dedicated online portal was developed to allow applicants to complete their registration forms from home. Based on the qualifying date of November 1, 2025, a total of 3,43,355 applicants registered online. This included 2,91,273 applicants in the Graduate constituency category and 52,082 in the Teachers constituency category. The final electoral rolls were prepared online and published on January 6, 2026. They were also made available on the websites of the respective District Election Officers. Following the publication of the final rolls, applications for the inclusion, deletion and correction of names were submitted to the offices of Assistant Electoral Registration Officers. The CEOs office noted that supplementary rolls had not previously been made available online, making it difficult for the general public and political parties to track additions, deletions and corrections. Before the announcement of the election, all pending applications were disposed of, and the final electoral rolls were published online. Following this exercise, the electoral rolls for the Graduate and Teachers constituencies contained a total of 14,81,310 electors. In another voter-friendly initiative, a portal was introduced to help electors find their polling station and voter serial number without visiting an election office. The registration portal became operational on October 1, 2025, and was developed in just four months by the IT team of the Chief Electoral Officers office, with assistance from technical experts. According to reports received from the districts, fewer than 150 electors had names or the names of their relatives printed incorrectly. The office said this represented less than 0.01 per cent of the total electorate, describing the number of errors as very low.
POCSO survivor cannot be denied compensation solely due to absence of injury marks: Allahabad HC
The case relates to an FIR registered at Sarojini Nagar police station in Lucknow on December 7, 2022. A chargesheet in this connection was filed on January 13, 2023.
Posters targeting Akhilesh Yadav over alleged gangster links spark controversy in Lucknow
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Less than 150 errors in 14.81 Lakh voters, says UP CEO after TOI expos on bizarre names
UP drafts microbiome plan for hospitals, rivers and agriculture
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2 key conspirators held in 17 crore counterfeit currency racket
Power cant be denied due to property row: HC
Experts to discuss cyber threats, AI at UPSIFS meet
Shiva Sharma case: Shraddha, sister, driver sent to judicial custody till Oct 31
Nepalese man gets 9.7 years RI in fake currency case
Hardoi tops as UP records 28,833 marriages under welfare scheme
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409 LPG cylinders stolen from agency in Kakori
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Voting For Gradauate And Teachers Seats
Census to seek Aadhaar, mobile numbers and bank a/c details
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Interstate Heroin Network Busted By Delhi Police
Delhi Police have successfully dismantled an alleged interstate heroin manufacturing and supply network, arresting seven individuals and seizing over 8 kg of heroin valued at approximately Rs 60 crore. The operation spanned Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand, uncovering an illicit manufacturing unit in Lucknow and tracing raw opium supply to Jharkhand. The arrests include an alleged raw opium supplier involved in illegal poppy cultivation.
CGST Lucknow Sports Quota Recruitment 2026
Office of the Principal Chief Commissioner of CGST & Central Excise Zone Lucknow (CGST Lucknow) has released the notification for 17 vacancies, including Tax Assistant and Havaldar posts. Eligible candidates can submit their offline applications till 23 November 2026. Further details are available at cbic.gov.in.
Delhi Police busts interstate heroin network, arrests seven; drugs worth Rs 60 Cr seized
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) Delhi Police busted an interstate heroin supply and manufacturing network extending from Delhi and Haryana to Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand, arresting seven accused and recovering 8.128 kg of heroin worth approximately Rs 60 crore in the international market. The operation, conducted by the Special Staff of Rohini district under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, also led to the seizure of 3.291 kg of chemicals and raw materials used in heroin manufacturing, Rs 12.81 lakh in cash, three SUVs, a motorcycle and equipment used in the illegal drug production process. According to the police, the operation was carried out by a team led by Inspector Sandeep Godara under the supervision of ACP (Operations) Ajmer Singh. The investigation uncovered links between suppliers, a heroin manufacturing unit and a person involved in illegal opium poppy cultivation. The operation began on September 16, when police received information about narcotics movement in the Begumpur police station area. Acting on the tip-off, a team laid a trap in Sector 32, Begumpur, and intercepted a car. The police arrested Laxman Hooda, 58, a resident of Rohtak, Haryana, and recovered 300 grams of heroin and Rs 3 lakh in cash from the vehicle. On September 17, the police arrested another accused, Anil alias Bhola, 51, from Sonipat, Haryana, and recovered 501 grams of heroin from his car. Anil has been involved in 12 criminal cases. He had previously been arrested in an NDPS case registered at Bhalswa Dairy police station in 2025. After being granted interim bail, he failed to surrender and was subsequently declared a proclaimed offender by a court. Further investigation and technical surveillance led the police to a heroin manufacturing facility in Sita Colony, Jankipuram, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, on October 4. The police arrested Bablu, 35, and recovered 6.275 kg of freshly manufactured heroin. They also seized 2.504 kg of sodium, 787 grams of acetic anhydride, a gas cylinder, a mixer-grinder, utensils, a tub, an electronic weighing machine, polythene and other manufacturing equipment. Following Bablu's interrogation, the police traced and arrested Ruksar Ali alias Raju, the alleged owner and main source supplier of the manufacturing facility, from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, after an extensive search. Ruksar has previously been involved in three NDPS cases, according to the police. On October 6, Ajaj Ahmed, 38, was arrested in Bareilly for supplying crude opium to Ruksar. The police recovered 501 grams of heroin and a motorcycle from him. The investigation subsequently led to the arrest of Mohammad Azhar, 20, from Badaun, Uttar Pradesh, on October 16. He allegedly supplied heroin and crude opium to Ajaj. The police recovered 551 grams of heroin, Rs 9,81,700 in cash and a car from his possession. On October 18, the team reached Jharkhand's Chatra district, a Naxalite-affected area, and arrested Prakash Kumar, 31. He supplied raw opium to the other accused and was involved in illegal opium poppy cultivation on his agricultural land. Further investigation is underway.
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SGPGIMS Senior Resident Recruitment 2026
Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow (SGPGIMS) has invited eligible candidates to attend a Walk-in Interview for 2 Senior Resident posts. The walk-in interview will be held on 30 October 2026 at School of Telemedicine, Second Floor, SGPGIMS, Lucknow. Candidates should report at 10:30 AM. Further details are available at sgpgims.org.in.
LU students burn effigies over hostel allotment, food and water issues
Rajnath team launches relief drive, 10,000 flood-hit families to get ration kits
Diwali mela to showcase women-led enterprises, crafts
Blood safety push: UP seeks re-testing of bulk-transfer stocks
Cong alleges voter list discrepancies in Pilibhit, plans legal action
Valmiki Jayanti celebrations at Ram Temple on Oct 26
Call for pension, welfare scheme for Ram temple movement kar sevaks in UP
On Vijayadashami, Rajeshwar calls for defeat of casteist, anti-sanatan forces
Panel pushes for faster clearances for investment projects
CM Yogi meets families of martyred cops, assures support
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UP CEO orders legal action against officials over voter roll errors in Pilibhit
Minor errors wont deny voters rights in MLA polls: CEO
EC bars transfer of officials engaged in UP voter roll revision without prior approval
Bizarre entries raise questions over UP Graduates voter roll
Learnt a lot during my stint with CSK: Prashant
Dussehra outing turns fatal: 4 friends killed, 3 injured in Kushinagar crash
Burqa, vehicle swaps helped Shiva case accused stay ahead of cops: ADG
Court Grants 72-Hour Transit Remand Of Shraddha Dube To Lucknow Police
Aarohi Surya left her annual job in Dubai that paid Rs 1.1 crore to start Dancing Cow, a plant-based oat milk brand, in India in 2022. Co-founded with her partner, Anmol Goel, and supported by Rs 65 lakh in personal funds, the startup achieved Rs 2.2 crore in revenue for FY25, catering to more than 1.25 lakh customers.
UP snake charmer, son die after cobra attack during live show; 2 snakes escape into crowd
