House panel to take stock of crash on June 23 meeting
NEW DELHI: The Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport, chaired by JD(U) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, is likely to meet on June 23 and deliberate on the recent air crashes in Ahmedabad and Uttarakhand. The meetings agenda includes addressing traffic congestion and encroachment on National Highways in states, including the Delhi-NCR region. According to sources, the panel may have a formal discussion in a subsequent meeting specially convened to address emerging air safety challenges. Although no official statement has yet been made by the Parliamentary Panel, sources familiar with the matter indicated that members may hold a formal discussion on the air crashes and the subsequent situation. Sources added that the meeting will also see participation from officials from the National Highways and other associated departments. Since the high-level investigations into the Ahmedabad air crash and a helicopter crash are being conducted by the concerned immediate agencies, we may formally think of having a discussion and may decide to scheduling a meeting on air safety and challenges with officials, summoned from related ministry, airports authority of India, other air services in any future meeting, said a source. Commercial pilot-turned-MP from Bihars Chhapra, Rajiv Pratap Rudy, a members of this panel, might be formally requested to share insights into the technical causes. Turbulence continues June 15: An Air India Express (Guwahati-Kolkata) flight suffered an 18-hour delay after a technical glitch forced passengers to be deboarded twice A Chennai-bound British Airways flight returned to London mid-air as a precaution after reports of a technical snag A Saudia Airlines flight from Jeddah caused an alarm in Lucknow when smoke and sparks were detected from its wheels upon landing. surveillance finds no major concerns The recent surveillance conducted on Boeing 787 fleet did not reveal any major safety concerns with the aircraft and its maintenance systems, which were found to comply with safety standards.
Petrol, Diesel Fresh Prices Announced: Check Rates In Your City On June 18
Petrol, Diesel Price On June 18: Check City-Wise Rates Across India Including In Delhi, Mumbai And Lucknow
In Lucknow's Indira Nagar, thieves broke into a retired banker's home while the family was away, cooking noodles and enjoying the AC before stealing valuables. A neighbor discovered the ransacked house, complete with noodle evidence, prompting a police investigation.
No instant theft: Burglars eat noodles before theft
Mirzapur boy tops BEd entrance test
Model rocket launch trials in Kushinagar inspire students ahead of national competition
INDIA bloc intact, those who wantto leave are free to go: Akhilesh
Solar push saves Rs1.6 crore for NCRs Prayagraj division
ULBs to get funds from state sector scheme
Father, son arrested for murder of man in extramarital affair
3 labourers hurt in wall collapse
Owner booked after dog attacks elderly
Atal Univ nursing exam results out
Alert from Meta helps save girl from ending life
Yoga Day prep stresses youth participation
Chishti univ praised for NAAC B++
Murder accused escapes from KGMU
Mayawati demands timely completion of national & caste census
Thieves Ate Noodles, Turned On Air Conditioner Before Robbing Lucknow Home
A plate of instant noodles was resting on a bed strewn with clothes, cupboard doors were half open, both in the kitchen and the rooms, the police said as it arrived at a Lucknow home where a burglary had taken place.
Over 1,000 pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh stranded in Iran as conflict with Israel escalates
LUCKNOW: Over 1,000 people from Uttar Pradesh are stranded in conflict-hit Iran amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. Most had travelled for Shia pilgrimages (Ziyarat) to key religious cities such as Mashhad, Qom, and Tehran. Among the stranded are 34 pilgrims, comprising entire families, who began their journey on May 27, travelling through Iraq and Syria before reaching Iran via Salam Air. With return flights cancelled and explosions reported nearby, many now face financial strain, limited access to essentials, and growing anxiety over their safety. Relatives of Maulana Nusrat, a cleric from Lucknow on a pilgrimage with the group, said they were currently stuck in Qom after their return flight, originally scheduled for June 18, was cancelled. They have now been told the flight may resume on June 21, depending on the situation, a family member said. Their funds are depleting and we are extremely worried. Maulana Nusrat, in a video message recorded aboard the Fidak train between Mashhad and Qom, captured the gravity of the situation as explosions could be heard in the background. He mentioned pilgrims from Barabanki and other UP districts were with him. Maulana Nusrats kin said that they had the information that currently the flights were suspended, but markets in Iran were open and people were visiting holy sites. Similarly, Ali Mahmood of Lucknow shared that his wife and children were among those stuck in Iran. He expressed deep concern for their safety, stating that while they were currently safe, he was mentally distressed. I keep checking with them through WhatsApp. I just want them home safely, he said, urging the immediate intervention of the Government of India. Shia cleric Maulana Saif Abbas from Lucknow has written to the Ministry of External Affairs, requesting urgent evacuation. He highlighted that many pilgrims had planned and budgeted only for the original travel duration, and are now struggling with extended hotel stays, limited funds, and restricted access to medicines. #WATCH | Lucknow | Shia religious leader Maulana Saif Abbas appeals to the Government of India to evacuate Indian pilgrims stranded in Iran amid escalating Israel-Iran conflict Indian pilgrims who cannot afford to go for Hajj, go to religious sites in Iran and Iraq. In both pic.twitter.com/PuGKh9xONa ANI (@ANI) June 17, 2025 Pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh often visit shrines in Mashhad and Qom, cities that hold deep religious significance for Shia Muslims. Mashhad is home to the shrine of Imam Ali Raza, the eighth Shia Imam, while Qom houses the shrine of Bibi Fatima, daughter of Imam Musa al-Kazim. Both cities attract thousands of international pilgrims and students each year.
How Rich Was The Nawab Of Lucknow? His Palace Is Worth Rs 10,000 Crore Today
Wajid Ali Shah, last Nawab of Awadh, ruled from 1847-1856 and his Kaiserbagh Palace cost Rs 80 lakh then, equivalent to Rs 10,000 crore today
Sambhal MP deposits Rs 6 lakh in compliance with Allahabad HC order in power theft case
LUCKNOW: Samajwadi Partys Lok Sabha MP from Sambhal, Zia-ur-Rahman Barq, deposited Rs 6 lakh with the electricity department on Tuesday, in compliance with an order of the Allahabad High Court in a power theft case registered against him. According to official sources, the electricity supply to his residence was restored later in the day. The case dates back to December 2023, when the electricity department installed a smart meter at the MPs residence on December 17. A load inspection was conducted on December 19, during which the department accused the MP of power theft. Subsequently, a penalty of Rs 1.91 crore was imposed on him. Despite being given multiple opportunities by the department to present his case, the MP challenged the penalty in court. On June 3, the Allahabad High Court directed that electricity supply be restored upon the MP depositing Rs 6 lakh with the department. Complying with the directive, the MPs counsel, Farid Ahmed, visited the local electricity office and submitted a demand draft for Rs 6 lakh. Later, Ahmed stated that along with the deposition, they had also submitted a formal request to restore the power connection. The matter is now listed for further hearing in the High Court on July 2, the MPs lawyer told media persons.
Census directly related to public welfare, must be done honestly: Mayawati
LUCKNOW, June 17: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Tuesday said the census is directly related to the welfare of people and must be conducted honestly and on time. In a series of posts in Hindi on X, the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister targeted the BJP over its 11-year rule at the Centre, asking if it has been able to eradicate poverty and unemployment from the country. The national and caste census was pending since the time [] The post Census directly related to public welfare, must be done honestly: Mayawati appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
In a poignant display of love and commitment, a 29-year-old man in Uttar Pradesh held a symbolic wedding ceremony with his deceased fiance before her funeral. Despite her tragic death following a disagreement, the groom fulfilled her last wish by completing the wedding rituals, including applying sindoor and circling the bier, honoring their shared dream of marriage.
IndiGo Goa-Lucknow Flight Faces Turbulence, Passenger Says 'Plane Lost Altitude' | Videos
An IndiGo flight (6E 6811) traveling from Goa to Lucknow on June 16 encountered brief mid-air turbulence due to weather conditions. The airline said the flight landed safely.
Political Churn In Bihar? Pawan Singh And Manish Kashyap's Lucknow Meet Sparks Buzz
Ahead of Bihar Elections 2025, Pawan Singh and Manish Kashyap's meeting in Lucknow has sparked speculation about a new political alliance in the state
Goa-Lucknow IndiGo flight faced mid-air turbulence, landed safely: Airline
MUMBAI: A Lucknow-bound IndiGo flight from Goa experienced mid-air turbulence on Monday due to adverse weather conditions but the crew navigated the aircraft safely, the airline said in a statement on Tuesday. The flight 6E 6811 landed safely in Lucknow, the airline said without divulging further details. IndiGo flight 6E 6811 from North Goa to Lucknow on June 16, experienced turbulence momentarily due to prevailing active monsoon weather conditions in western India, the airline said. It further said its pilots and cabin crew, trained to handle such situations, followed established protocols to ensure customer safety. Last month, a Srinagar-bound IndiGo flight from Delhi with 227 passengers, including a delegation of TMC MPs, on board encountered sudden hailstorm, prompting the pilot to report the emergency to air traffic control at Srinagar. All passengers deplaned safely but the nose of the aircraft was damaged.
Star, Who Faced BCCI Suspension, Scalps 5 In 5 Balls. LSG Owner Reacts
Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) spinner Digvesh Rathi took five wickets in five balls in a local match before IPL 2025, which has now gone viral on the internet.
Petrol, Diesel Fresh Prices Announced: Check Rates In Your City On June 17
Petrol, Diesel Price On June 17: Check City-Wise Rates Across India Including In Delhi, Mumbai And Lucknow
CM releases Rs 561 cr relief for over 11,000 families that lost breadwinners
SP to contest UP polls as part of INDIA bloc: Akhilesh
UP Police roll out behavioural training for 60,244 new recruits
PWD zeroes in on 11 road black spots in need for repair
Power hike will keep industry, investors away: Akhilesh
CM opens, lays foundation of projects worth over 1k-cr
CM Yogi inaugurates audio guide facility at Kashi Vishawanth temple
Uttar Pradesh launches clean air plan to reduce pollution
At 98.6%, UP tops in disposal of sexual harassment cases
UP govt begins process to buy maize from farmers of 22 dists
UP to fund all district disability rehab centres
UP eyes global collaboration opportunities in Suriname
Project worth Rs700 crore to help Kanpur turn into electric vehicles manufacturing hub
Rahuls vision of social justice to reflect in UP block and nyay panchayat, says Pande
UP govt puts on hold transfers of BSAs to support School Chalo Abhiyan
Travel agent hacked into 12 pieces over extramarital affair
Telemedicine service for cancer patients of 10 dists
'5 wickets in 5 balls': Rathi does it again; Goenka can't keep calm
Digvesh Rathi, the mystery spinner who rose to prominence with Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2025, continues to impress. A video surfaced showing Rathi achieving a remarkable feat in a local T20 match, claiming five wickets in five balls. His impressive performance, featuring deceptive googlies, further solidifies his reputation as a talent to watch.
15 IIT-BHU students bag Rs 1 crore-plus annual packages, top offer hits Rs 2.20 crore
LUCKNOW: Amid economic slowdowns, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)-BHU has witnessed an impressive placement season, with over 1,373 job offers made so far, including four international placements for the batch of 202425. Notably, 15 budding engineers secured annual packages exceeding Rs 1 crore, with the highest offer reaching a staggering 2.20 crore per annum. Over 300 companies have visited the campus as part of the ongoing placement drive, recruiting students for roles across a wide range of sectors, including software development, analytics, finance, consulting, and core engineering. According to Prof Sushant Kumar Srivastava, coordinator of the Training and Placement Cell, the top-tier packages were extended by leading multinational companies, reflecting the enduring trust in the institutes prominence, academic excellence, innovation-driven ecosystem, and high-calibre students. Significantly, IIT-BHU has been consistent in securing strong placements for its students. In the 202324 session, 1,499 students registered, and 1,305 job offers were made by visiting firms. The highest offer that year stood at Rs 1.20 crore. For the 202223 batch, the highest offer reached Rs 2.15 crore, with 1,428 students registered and 1,265 offers made by recruiting firms. As per Prof Srivastava, the emphasis on readiness and resilience empowered graduates to secure meaningful and impactful roles in both national and global markets. Calling the placement figures a major institutional milestone, IIT-BHU director Prof Amit Patra said, As technology continues to evolve, the institution constantly upgrades its curriculum to stay ahead of the curve. Our interdisciplinary approach, strong alumni network, and practical training are shaping our students into future-ready leaders. Extending its gratitude to all recruitment partners for the confidence they placed in the students, the IIT-BHU administration expressed hope for deeper collaboration in the future. The administration added that with such a strong performance, IIT-BHU has reinforced its standing as one of the countrys most sought-after engineering institutionsboth for students and top employers. The robust placement outcomes highlight the dynamic relevance of its academic programmes and the strength of its institutional leadership in an ever-evolving job market, said the authorities concerned.
Uttar Pradeshs Dussehri mango goes global with first direct export to Dubai
LUCKNOW: Dussehri -- a mango variety identified by its sweetness and typical fragrance, which leads the entire crop of the mango belt in Uttar Pradesh, is making its presence felt in West Asia as well. As a part of its strategy to push the farm exports, the UP government has made the first consignment of 1,200 kg Dussehri mangoes (400 boxes, each weighing 3 kg) from Malihabad airlifted to Dubai. Dispatched from Lucknows Mango Pack House to Dubai-based importer Vergro Trading LLC, the $2,992 consignment signals a new global opportunity for the States mango growers. Malihabad, known for its fabled varieties of mangoes such as the Dussehri and Langda, is also home to families who have been a legacy of growing mango for 200 years or even more. UPs largest mango belt among the States 14 designated mango producing districts, Malihabad has 30,000 hectares of land under cultivation. Under the Indo-German AMD Project, three Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) from the Lucknow region, especially the Malihabad belt, were trained and empowered for agricultural export. Irada Farmers Producer Company Limited and Malihabad Farmer Producer Company Limited have secured direct export orders for Dussehri mangoes from Dubai. This year marks the first time both FPOs are independently exporting mangoes, making it a historic milestone for the states mango growers. According to the Geographical Indications Registry of India, Malihabadi Dussehri was given a Geographical Indications (GI) status in 2010. Mango exports from Uttar Pradesh are steadily rising. Our goal is to help mango farmers from the State establish a strong presence in the global market. The government is extending all necessary support in terms of production, packaging, and meeting international export standards, said Horticulture Minister Dinesh Pratap Singh.
Haj flight experiences technical glitch at Lucknow airport, passengers safe
A Saudia Airlines Jeddah-Lucknow flight carrying 242 Haj pilgrims triggered an alarm at the Lucknow airport on Sunday, June 15, after smoke was detected from its wheels shortly after landing. The incident took place at the citys Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport and all passengers were disembarked safely. The flight, SV 3112, had departed from 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 .
Smoke detected from Saudia aircraft wheels after landing in Lucknow
In Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, Ariba Khan brandished her father's licensed revolver at a CNG station employee after an argument over safety protocols. The confrontation escalated when the employee, Rajnish Kumar, insisted the family exit their car before refueling, leading to threats and a police investigation. Authorities have seized the weapon and are pursuing legal action against the family.
Smoke detected in flight carrying Hajj pilgrims to Lucknow; all passengers safe
LUCKNOW: A Saudia Airlines Jeddah-Lucknow flight carrying 242 Hajj pilgrims triggered an alarm at the airport here after smoke was detected from the wheels of the aircraft while landing, sources said on Monday. The incident took place on Sunday morning at the city's Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport and all passengers were deboarded safely. No harm was caused to the aircraft. Smoke was detected from the wheels of a Saudi Aircraft that was bringing back 242 Haj Yatris from Jeddah, the sources told PTI. The Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) team rushed to the spot. Working with the Saudia team, the smoke was contained and damage to the aircraft was averted, they said. There was no impact on airport operations, they added The empty flight will return to its destination today, the sources added.
Hajj Flight Faces Wheel Glitch At Lucknow Airport; Sparks, Smoke EruptDuringLanding
A Hajj flight from Saudi suddenly began emanating sparks and smoke from the wheels, during landing, due to a technical glitch
Tragic thunderstorms and lightning strikes in Uttar Pradesh claimed at least 25 lives across 14 districts on June 14-15. Among the deceased were eight women and seven children. Prayagraj and Jaunpur were the hardest hit, each reporting four fatalities.
Post deleted! Kuldeep Yadav shares photos with fiance Vanshika, later removes it
Kuldeep Yadav briefly posted a photo with fiance Vanshika after their June 4 engagement in Lucknow, only to delete it soon after. While fans speculated the reason, the spinner remains focused on India's upcoming Test series in England starting June 20.
Saudia flight from Jeddah reports smoke from wheels on landing in Lucknow
A Saudia aircraft experienced smoke emanating from its left-side wheels upon landing in Lucknow after arriving from Jeddah on Sunday. Prompt action by the Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting team, in collaboration with the Saudia crew, successfully contained the situation, which was attributed to a minor hydraulic oil leakage from the landing gear.
Smoke scare on Saudia Haj flight, hydraulic leak triggers emergency at Lucknow airport; watch video
A Saudia aircraft arriving in Lucknow from Jeddah experienced a smoke incident in its landing gear upon arrival on Sunday. Prompt action by the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting team and the Saudia crew ensured the safe deboarding of all passengers, primarily Haj pilgrims. A minor hydraulic oil leak in the landing gear is suspected to be the cause.
Saudi Flight With Hajj Pilgrims Lands Safely In Lucknow After Technical Snag
A flight carrying about 250 passengers, including Hajj pilgrims, from Saudi Arabia has landed in Lucknow after it developed a technical snag.
Hajj Flight Faces Wheel Glitch At Lucknow Airport; Sparks, Smoke Erupt During Landing | Video
According to sources, sparks and smoke were seen coming from the aircrafts wheel as it touched down around 6:30 am.
Buzzing stocks: ONGC oil leakage in Assam; HBL Engg order win; Ramkrishna Forgings - Accounting errors; Nazara: Stake sale by Rekha Jhunjhunwala, Birla Corps new order; Zodiac Energy shutdown of Lucknow office
Petrol, Diesel Fresh Prices Announced: Check Rates In Your City On June 16
Petrol, Diesel Price On June 16: Check City-Wise Rates Across India Including In Delhi, Mumbai And Lucknow
Happiness is getting job, to get the letter from home minister is surreal
UP wrestler will win Olympic medal in 2028
Shah: Goons dont dictate terms, UP has transformed under Yogi
Before hitting the ground, the batch of 2025 to undergo 13-month training on new-age crimes
Five killed as ambulance carrying body rams pick-up vehicle in Amethi
Joy, dreams and a new beginning for 60,244 new police recruits
Invisible helping hand breaks its own record, guide 86 UPSC aspirants to CAPF glory
Pathak, Maurya welcome new recruits into force, urge them to serve with integrity
Didnt pay a penny: New recruits vouch for authenticity of drive
Tech ensured transparent, scalable selection process
Akhilesh for regular recruitment drives to check shortage of personnel
BJP protecting land mafias, looting public resources
Modi made clear Indias blood is not meant to be shed, says Shah
Balrampur-based university to start courses on religion, culture
KGMU to set up centre for women, child care
5 carrying bodydie as ambulancerams pick-up in UP
Whosoever dares to spill blood of Indians will be punished: Amit Shah
Lucknow: Prime Minister Modi sent a message to the world that the blood of Indians shall not be spilled, and anyone who dares to do so will face severe punishment, Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah, said on Sunday. Through Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Modi sent a message to the world that []
Indias blood is not meant to be shed: Shah
Lucknow (UP), Jun 15: With Operation Sindoor targeting and destroying terror bases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a message to Pakistan that Indias blood is not meant to be shed, and whoever does dare will be punished for it, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said during a public gathering in Uttar Pradeshs Lucknow on [] The post Indias blood is not meant to be shed: Shah appeared first on Northlines .
Indians stuck in Iran demand pause in Israel-Iran fight so they could be evacuated
Several groups of Shia pilgrims from India, especially from Lucknow, who had travelled to Najaf and Karbala in Iraq and reached Qom have been stuck for the last few days; Embassy of India in Tehran has issues fresh list of emergency numbers
India's blood not meant for shedding: Home Minister Amit Shah
LUCKNOW: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said India's blood was not meant for shedding and added that adequate punishment in equal measure would be handed out to whoever would dare to that. He claimed that PM Modi conveyed the message 'loud and clear' through Operation Sindoor during which the terror bases of Pakistan were destroyed by Indian forces. Shah was addressing a gathering at an event to distribute appointment letters to over 60,000 newly selected police constables in Lucknow on June 15. On the occasion, UP CM Yogi Adityanath handed over the letters to the new recruits. The event marked the biggest-ever direct recruitment drive for police constables in the history of the UP police. Under the Civil Police Direct Recruitment' drive, as many as 48,196 male and 12,048 female candidates have been selected by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board. While addressing the recruits, Shah attacked previous governments led by the Congress party for not being able to curb terrorist attacks across the country till 2014. Terrorist attacks used to happen every day under Congress' rule, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Coimbatore, Delhi, and don't even mention Kashmir. Pakistan tried to attack India thrice during PM Modi's rule. When tried in Uri, they were met with a surgical strike. After Pulwama attack, they were met with an air strike. After Pahalgam attack, the headquarters of terrorists were razed to the ground through Operation Sindoor. Referring to the commitment of eradicating the menace of naxalism by March 31, 2026, the Union Home Minister said that during the last decade under Modi government, Naxalism's spread was reduced from over 11 states to just 3 districts. The country has become safe and secure. Naxalism was prevalent in 11 states of the country. After last 11 years of PM Modi, naxalism is present in only three districts now. Don't forget my words: By 31. 3. 2026, this country will be free from Naxalism, he reiterated. Meanwhile, Shah, while referring to the recruitment drive for UP police constables, said that while modernisation of India's police forces began nationwide under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, Uttar Pradesh's efforts in this direction was taken only in 2017 after the formation of a BJP government under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The Centre's reforms were not visible in UP from 2014 to 2017, Shah said. Commending the Yogi government for holding the biggest ever recruitment drive in the state so far, Shah stated that the recruitment process was carried out transparently, without any influence of factors like caste, recommendation, or bribery. He noted that the selected youth come from every caste, community, tehsil, and district of the state and were the part of the country's largest police force now. Till date, recruitments in the Police force were being done on the basis of caste. But today, all of you have been appointed because of transparency through technology. Today, there are CCTV cameras, control rooms, command centres, PCR One, and more than 150 FSL units. All of you have to take this forward. I am confident that you will move forward with the mantra of security, service and sensitivity, said the Union Home Minister. Reflecting on the state's past law and order situation, Shah said: The state's law and order were continuously deteriorating. But after the BJP government formed in the state in 2017, Yogi Adityanath became the Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh Police again started moving toward achieving new heights. He also spoke about broader reforms being brought in through changes to the Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act, and Civil Defence Act. I am telling you about these three laws today. In five years, a situation will arise in the country that if any FIR is lodged, the justice will be delivered maximum within three years even from the level of Supreme Court, he said. Shah also said that India would be a global leader by 2047, with Uttar Pradesh playing a crucial role. The home minister was accompanied by Yogi Adityanath, and Deputy Chief Ministers Brajesh Pathak and Keshav Prasad Maurya, among other senior officials.
UPs Dussehri mango goes global with first export consignment to Dubai
LUCKNOW, June 15: Uttar Pradeshs push towards boosting farm exports has achieved a key breakthrough, with 1,200 kg of Dussehri mangoes (400 boxes, each weighing 3 kg) airlifted to Dubai, an official statement said on Sunday. Dispatched from Lucknows Mango Pack House to Dubai-based importer Vergro Trading LLC, the USD-2,992 consignment signals a new global opportunity for the states mango growers, it said. The consignment was flagged off by Dinesh Pratap Singh, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Horticulture, [] The post UPs Dussehri mango goes global with first export consignment to Dubai appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
PM Modi Made Clear Indias Blood Is Not Meant To Be Shed: Amit Shah
Lucknow (UP), Jun 15: With Operation Sindoor targeting and destroying terror bases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a message to Pakistan that Indias blood is not meant to be shed, and whoever does dare will be punished for it, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said during a public gathering in Uttar Pradeshs Lucknow on Sunday. Shah is in the city to attend the ceremony to give appointment letters to more than 60,000 newly selected police constables. On the occasion, [] The post PM Modi Made Clear Indias Blood Is Not Meant To Be Shed: Amit Shah appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presided over the appointment of 60,244 constables, highlighting it as a milestone and reflection of India's progress under Prime Minister Modi. He emphasized the transparency and merit-based nature of the recruitment, noting that over 8.5 lakh government jobs were provided in the last eight years.
Amit Shah in Lucknow: Under Yogi govt, goons no longer rule; FIR to verdict within 3 years
Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing newly appointed police constables in Lucknow, declared that Uttar Pradesh has transitioned from lawlessness to law and order under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. He emphasized the transparency of the recruitment process, highlighting merit-based selection and the inclusion of women.
Corruption in UP Police recruitment has become history: CM Adityanath
Corruption in UP Police recruitment has become history: CM Adityanath Lucknow: Distributing appointment letters to 60,244 constables of Uttar Pradesh Police, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Sunday that corruption in recruitments has become history since 2017, and showcased his governments efforts to make the state riot-free and safe. In pre-2017 days, recruitments were done [] The post Corruption in UP Police recruitment has become history: CM Adityanath appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
