Political Reactions Surge Following Encounter of Main Shooters in Ankit Balian Murder Case
Lucknow, August 31: The murder of Haryanvi singer and actor Ankit Balian has intensified political rhetoric in Uttar Pradesh following the encounter of the two main shooters. Ministers from the state government and BJP leaders have linked the police action to law and order and the zero-tolerance policy, targeting the opposition in the process. In ... Read more Political Reactions Surge Following Encounter of Main Shooters in Ankit Balian Murder Case
Movements tracked, weapons arranged: UP DGP reveals how Ankit Baliyan murder was planned
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Green spaces can reduce urban heat, but their size and condition matter, study finds
Srinagar, Aug 31: Green spaces can help cities fight rising heat, but simply adding more green cover may not be enough. A new study from Lucknow suggests that the size, vegetation condition and surroundings of green patches can determine how much they cool the urban landscape. The study, published in Discover Cities, examined 456 urban and peri-urban green patches in Lucknow using satellite observations from 2019 and 2024. The researchers found that green patches were generally cooler than adjacent built-up areas, with median warm-season surface-temperature differences of about 0.60.8C and local maxima exceeding 2C. The finding is significant as Indian cities face intensifying heat exposure amid rapid construction and vegetation loss. The researchers note that urban regions in the humid subtropics are undergoing rapid land conversion, vegetation loss and intensifying heat exposure, while expansion of impervious surfaces and rising anthropogenic heat emissions are intensifying the urban heat island effect. Against that backdrop, urban greenery can act as a natural cooling mechanism. Parks, institutional campuses, tree belts and other vegetated areas are described in the study as key nature-based solutions for moderating urban microclimates. Through shading, evapotranspiration and changes in surface albedo and roughness, they can create park cool islands that are cooler than surrounding built-up areas. But the study found that bigger does not necessarily mean proportionately cooler. LST (Land Surface Temperature) increases from approximately 1 ha into the medium-size range and then levels off, with diminishing marginal gains for large and very large patches, the researchers report. Their analysis indicates an approximate 810 hectare range beyond which additional area contributes relatively little extra surface-temperature contrast. The researchers suggest that the improvement from very small to medium-sized patches could be associated with more continuous canopy cover, lower proportional edge exposure and improved moisture retention. But they caution that these processes were not directly measured and that factors such as irrigation, hotter surrounding areas, land-cover differences and satellite-pixel effects could also influence the pattern. Vegetation quality emerged as another important factor. The study found strong summer relationships between cooling and several vegetation indicators. Greener, denser and more chlorophyll-rich canopies are cooler relative to their surroundings, the researchers write. These relationships weakened during winter, potentially because of lower canopy activity and reduced evapotranspiration. The cooling signal also extended beyond the boundaries of green patches. The researchers found that surface-temperature contrasts changed most rapidly within roughly 100200 metres of a green patch before flattening or declining towards 500 metres. They stress, however, that this should be interpreted as a neighborhood-scale surface-contrast indicator rather than direct measurement of cooling propagation. The surrounding urban landscape matters because increasing impervious cover can erode the cooling effect. As the study puts it, warming from hot surfaces may partly offset the patch-generated cooling. The researchers conclude that thermal effects are shaped not only by the green patches themselves, but also by the character of the surrounding matrix through which cooling is either sustained or eroded. The implications for urban planning are therefore broader than simply creating large parks. The study supports a conservative planning message: protect existing canopy-rich patches, improve vegetation condition in smaller patches and reduce impervious discontinuities between green spaces. The researchers nevertheless caution against treating their numbers as universal rules. The 810 hectare range, they say, is a context-specific heuristic rather than a general threshold for Indian cities. And because the analysis measured satellite-derived surface temperature rather than air temperature, thermal comfort or health outcomes, the findings should be used as surface-cooling indicators to guide further local planning. For rapidly warming cities, the takeaway is clear: greenery matters, but healthy canopies, strategically sized patches and fewer concrete gaps between them may matter just as much. Srinagar: A city losing its natural cooling shield Srinagar offers a stark local context to the studys findings. A 2023 study, Spatiotemporal analysis of Urban expansion and vegetation change in Srinagar City, found that the citys vegetation cover declined from 43.9 sq km in 2000 to 26.2 sq km in 2020, a loss of about 40%. Dense forest cover fell even more sharply, from 1.02 sq km to 0.38 sq km, with the study estimating that Srinagar lost an average of 17 hectares of green cover every month over the two decades. The loss is particularly significant as Srinagar experiences increasingly intense heat. The city has only about 8% of its area under greenery, while also pointing to the decline of its iconic Chinar trees. About 28,500 Chinars were geo-tagged in January 2025, compared with estimates of 42,00050,000 in the 1990s.
CSIR NBRI Recruitment 2026 - Walk in for 18 Young Professional, Project Assistant and More Posts
CSIR-NBRI has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 18 Project Associate, Senior-PAT, Project Scientist-II, Young Professional and Project Assistant posts. Eligible candidates can attend the walk-in interview from 08 to 11 September 2026 at CSIR-NBRI, Lucknow. The detailed notification is available on the official website, nbri.res.in.
Two Arrested in the Murder Case of Dheerendra Pratap Singh in Lucknow
Lucknow, August 31: In a significant development in the murder case of Dheerendra Pratap Singh, the president of Maharana Pratap Charitable Trust, police have arrested two suspects. Singh, aged 45, was murdered in the Sushant Golf City area of Uttar Pradeshs capital, Lucknow. Investigations revealed that Singhs driver, Ravi Kishan, orchestrated the murder. According to ... Read more Two Arrested in the Murder Case of Dheerendra Pratap Singh in Lucknow
Spiritual Messages in Lord Krishnas Childhood Tales: Yogi Adityanath
Lucknow, August 31: On the occasion of Janmashtami, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath extended his greetings to the people of the state, emphasizing that the life of Lord Krishna conveys messages of truth, righteousness, action, and public welfare. He stated that the childhood tales of Lord Krishna are not merely delightful stories but are ... Read more Spiritual Messages in Lord Krishnas Childhood Tales: Yogi Adityanath
Yogi Adityanath Highlights Spiritual Messages in Lord Krishnas Childhood Tales
Lucknow, August 31: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath extended his greetings to the people of the state on the occasion of Janmashtami. He emphasized that the life of Lord Krishna conveys messages of truth, righteousness, action, and public welfare. According to him, the childhood tales of Lord Krishna are not merely delightful stories but ... Read more Yogi Adityanath Highlights Spiritual Messages in Lord Krishnas Childhood Tales
Vice-prez honours NCR officer for social works
JE made to swear by Hanuman Chalisa to sum hours of daily power supply
Tourist facilities at five Firozabad temples to be upgraded
Jayant calls for RLD expansion in Awadh, eastern UP
Akhilesh attacks govt over 1L job promise, temple donation theft
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Rajnath links Operation Sindoor womens valor with Rani Avantibai Lodhis legacy
Rajnath credits Yogi for Lucknows devpt push
Post may end, but not the dream: IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns after 13-yr journey
LU becomes first state university to provide DigiLocker-authenticated student IDs
SAI Lucknow set for major infra boost under Khelo India Scheme
Gomti to be cleaned by year-end, says Yogi
Truck crashes onto car on Yamuna Expressway, kills four in Jewar
57-year-old SHO found hanging in BastiI
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Govt allocates 12.4cr to upgrade 223 SC hostels
Rename Badshah Nagar rly stn after Chitralekha writer
BJP-linked transporter shot dead, body dumped in canal; driver, aide held
Rajnath Singh exhorts defence PSUs to onboard PM-SETU for Viksit Bharat
Lucknow, Aug 30 (IANS) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday exhorted the public sector defence companies to partner with PM-SETU to create a strong, skilled workforce in the march for a Viksit Bharat. Addressing the PM-SETU industry conclave here, organised by the Union Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) in collaboration with the Uttar []
Raksha Bandhan is a bond with nation, nature too
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BBAU prof resigns from panel on Ganga, cites ignored ecology concerns in Gomti project clearance
Lucknow Falcons defeat Gorakhpur Lions by 24 runs in ninth match of UP T20 League
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UP govt to use AI bot for Ayushman feedback: Pathak
Lko man alleges conspiracy to murder him; seeks police protection
Political Tensions Rise Over JPNIC Controversy as BJP Targets Akhilesh Yadav
Lucknow, August 30: The political atmosphere has intensified as Dinesh Sharma, a Rajya Sabha MP from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), launched a direct attack on Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav. Sharma responded to Yadavs statements regarding the JPNIC controversy, the Ankit Balyan murder case, and the expressway developments. He also welcomed the strengthening of ... Read more Political Tensions Rise Over JPNIC Controversy as BJP Targets Akhilesh Yadav
BJP Strengthens Organization Ahead of 2027 Elections in Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow, August 30: As preparations for the 2027 assembly elections intensify, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is focusing on strengthening its organization at the booth level in Uttar Pradesh. During his first visit to Lucknow as the newly appointed National General Secretary, Harish Dwivedi urged party workers to bolster the organization with full vigor. He ... Read more BJP Strengthens Organization Ahead of 2027 Elections in Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow Cantonment renames British-era markets after freedom fighters, national leaders
Who Is Divya Mittal? IAS Officers Resignation After 13 Years Sparks Online Debate
IAS officer Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch Uttar Pradesh cadre officer, has resigned from the civil services after 13 years. She was serving as Special Secretary in the Revenue Department in Lucknow. Mittal previously served as District Magistrate in Sant Kabir Nagar, Mirzapur and Deoria, and became known for her field-level approach and active social media presence. Her efforts to bring piped water to Lahuria Dah village in Mirzapur have been recalled by social media users following her resignation. The exact reason for her decision remains unclear, amid speculation about her posting and desire for a field role. Mittals career also included a stint at JP Morgan in London before joining the civil services. In her resignation post, she reflected on her experiences in Deoria and Mirzapur and her connection with the people.
UP T20 League: Lucknow Falcons have officially booked their place in the UP T20 League 2026 playoffs following a hard-fought 24-run victory over the Gaur Gorakhpur Lions in match 26. Played at Kanpurs historic Green Park Stadium, a venue that has hosted 40 international matches, the result marks Lucknow's fifth win in nine games, making them the second franchise after the Meerut Mavericks to advance to the knockout stages. It was a very important win for us to qualify. The first aim of the team has been achieved, stated a highly satisfied Lucknow skipper, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, following the victory. The path to qualification, however, looked incredibly unlikely early in the evening. Opting to bowl first, Lions skipper Shivam Sharma applied immense pressure, delivering a miserly spell of 2/12 in his three overs, including a maiden, to reduce Lucknow to a precarious 51/4 in 8.4 overs. Reflecting on the turbulent start, Bhuvneshwar admitted the team had to severely recalibrate their targets from the dugout. It was very satisfying because we didnt really get the start we wanted, the captain revealed. During the 10-over break, our honest aim was to reach around 100 runs by the 15th over and add another 40 to 50 runs in the final five. Sitting in the dressing room, we thought even 130 to 140 would be a fighting total. What followed was a sensational 109-run partnership off just 64 balls between Ajeet Verma and Kritagya Singh that completely shifted the momentum. Verma smashed an unbeaten 75 off 45 balls, decorated with eight boundaries and three sixes, while Singh delivered a crucial 44 off 31, powering the Falcons to a highly competitive 170/5 in 20 overs. The maturity shown by Ajeet and Kritagya was excellent, Bhuvneshwar noted. That partnership was something we had been lacking in the tournament so far. The way we batted, we did much better than what we had expected. That partnership is the reason we are in this winning position today. The skipper reserved special praise for Verma, whose consistent performances demanded a regular spot. He has made a massive impact. His batting has been so impressive that we had to bring him into the playing XI. It shows that when a youngster performs well, the entire team benefits. Defending 170, Gorakhpur's chase was immediately derailed by Lucknow's Abhinandan Singh, who cleaned up openers Abhay Pratap Singh and Aryan Chaudhary cheaply. The Lions stumbled to 70/5 in 10.3 overs after Akshu Bajwa claimed two wickets and Vipraj Nigam took one. Refusing to surrender, Prince Yadav (49 off 36) and Parth Palawat built a dangerous 56-run stand off 40 balls to revive the chase. With 45 runs needed off the final 18 deliveries, Bhuvneshwar tossed the ball back to Abhinandan for the crucial 18th over. Defending 170, Gorakhpur's chase was immediately derailed by Lucknow's Abhinandan Singh, who cleaned up openers Abhay Pratap Singh and Aryan Chaudhary cheaply. The Lions stumbled to 70/5 in 10.3 overs after Akshu Bajwa claimed two wickets and Vipraj Nigam took one. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Combined with the way we bowled, it was a very complete performance from us, Bhuvneshwar concluded, as his side now looks ahead to the business end of the tournament. Article Source: IANS
CM Yogi Calls JP NIC a Living Monument of SP Corruption
Lucknow, August 30: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has described the Jai Prakash Narayan International Centre (JP NIC) in Lucknow as a living monument of corruption by the Samajwadi Party (SP). He stated that the SP had turned it into a hub for their private limited company. He emphasized that there could be no ... Read more CM Yogi Calls JP NIC a Living Monument of SP Corruption
Lucknow civic body bulldozes lawyers' illegal chambers after no High Court relief
Lucknow civic body bulldozes lawyers illegal chambers after no High Court relief
Pro-Hindu leader shot dead in Lucknow; police suspect land dispute
ProHindu leader shot dead in Lucknow police suspect land dispute
Lucknow witnessed a demolition drive on Sunday as the municipal corporation began removing illegal chambers used by lawyers around the court and registry office area. The action was carried out following an Allahabad High Court order, with a large police force deployed at the site as bulldozers moved in.
From Cleaner Water To Better Sports Facilities: Rajnath Singh Unveils 12 Lucknow Cantonment Projects
India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the progress of Lucknow is closely connected with growth of Uttar Pradesh. He also credit CM Yogi Adityanath for providing strong support to development projects in Lucknow. Rajnath Singh who was at foundation-laying
Slippages on the Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway suggest design issues, not construction defects. Affected stretches will require rebuilding from the ground up, according to a government official. A preliminary investigation pointed to weak soil and poor drainage as contributing factors. The expressway was executed under a Hybrid Annuity Model, with private developers responsible for maintenance. The central government awaits a final expert report on the expressway's structural integrity.
Defence Minister, UP CM perform
Defence Minister, UP CM perform Bhoomi Pujan for 14 projects worth Rs 100 crore at Lucknow Cantt Lucknow: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath performed the Bhoomi Pujan on Sunday for 14 development projects, including two projects being implemented in collaboration with the state government, with an investment of more [] The post Defence Minister, UP CM perform Bhoomi Pujan for 14 projects worth Rs 100 crore at Lucknow Cantt appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Women Pilots and Soldiers Play Key Role in Operation Sindoor: Rajnath Singh
New Delhi, August 30: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the unveiling ceremony of the statue of Veerangana Avantibai Lodhi in Lucknow on Sunday. He highlighted that soldier schools have now opened their doors to girls. The Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao initiative is empowering young women. Initiatives like Lakhpati Didi are making women financially independent. Singh ... Read more Women Pilots and Soldiers Play Key Role in Operation Sindoor: Rajnath Singh
Tensions Rise Over Reservation Issues in India
Lucknow, August 30: The conflict over the creamy layer and sub-quota issues within Scheduled Caste (SC) reservations is intensifying among the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) coalition parties. Chirag Paswan, the national president of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and a central minister, has sharply reacted to statements made by Jitan Ram Manjhi, the head ... Read more Tensions Rise Over Reservation Issues in Indias NDA Coalition
Rajnath Singh Highlights Indias Growing Global Influence in Lucknow
Lucknow, August 30: Defense Minister and Lucknow MP Rajnath Singh stated on Sunday that under Prime Minister Narendra Modis leadership, India is rapidly progressing towards becoming a developed nation, and the world is now paying serious attention to Indias voice on international platforms. He emphasized that this reflects Indias rising stature and changing global status. ... Read more Rajnath Singh Highlights Indias Growing Global Influence in Lucknow
Corruption oath video row: UP BJP councillors claim clip was edited
Yogi Adityanath Unveils Plans for Lucknow as a Model Cantonment
Lucknow, August 30: In a significant development for Uttar Pradeshs capital, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation for 12 development projects worth 101 crores aimed at transforming Lucknow Cantonment into a Model Cantonment on Sunday. Addressing a public gathering, Chief Minister Adityanath emphasized that under the guidance of ... Read more Yogi Adityanath Unveils Plans for Lucknow as a Model Cantonment
Vice-President CP Radhakrishnan honours Prayagraj railway officer for social contributions
Watch: CM Yogi in splits after Ravi Kishan compares Gorakhpur to Spain
BJP MP Ravi Kishan praised Gorakhpur's development, comparing it to Spain. He spoke at the inauguration of a newly constructed Kalyan Mandapam in Basharatpur. Kishan stated the city felt like a smart city due to visible progress. He expressed pride in the changes witnessed across the area. His remarks prompted laughter and smiles from attendees and officials.
RSS Ideology Blamed for Minority Issues in India by SP Leader Dharmendra Singh
Lucknow, August 30: In response to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwats statements made in New York, as well as the ongoing controversy surrounding the purification in Haldwani, Dharmendra Singh, spokesperson for the Samajwadi Party (SP), expressed his views on various issues. During the One World, One Humanity event in New York, Bhagwat emphasized that Indias identity ... Read more RSS Ideology Blamed for Minority Issues in India by SP Leader Dharmendra Singh
Hanuman Chalisa ki kasam: Gonda villagers grill junior engineer over prolonged power cuts
IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns, says true power comes not from any post but people
Lucknow IAS officer Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch officer, announced her resignation from the service on Sunday, bringing an end to The post IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns, says true power comes not from any post but people appeared first on Bilkul Online .
UP police station officer found hanging at govt quarters; last WhatsApp status surfaces
UP shocker: Man throws acid on ex-fiancee, her sister after marriage called off
IAS Officer Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Years of Service
Lucknow, August 30: Divya Mittal, a prominent IAS officer in Uttar Pradesh, has voluntarily resigned from her position after 13 years of dedicated service. Currently serving as the Special Secretary in the Revenue Department, Mittal expressed that while she has left her post, the dreams instilled in her by her homeland remain intact. She reflected ... Read more IAS Officer Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Years of Service
The post may end but dream does not: IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns after 13-year journey
Rajnath Singh urges students to follow Ambedkars path of constitutional change
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday urged students to follow Dr BR Ambedkars mantra of Educate, Agitate and Organise by acquiring knowledge, questioning injustice through constitutional means and uniting for democratic change. Addressing the convocation ceremony of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University in Lucknow, Rajnath Singh said Ambedkar had made it clear that social and economic objectives must be pursued through constitutional methods. He warned against violence, anarchy and unconstitutional means, describing them as the grammar of anarchy. Rajnath Singh said universities must develop young minds grounded in justice, equality, liberty and fraternity, while education should equip students not only with knowledge and practical skills but also with values and sensitivity towards society. He urged the youth to become job creators, problem-solvers and agents of change, stressing the need for continuous learning and adaptability amid rapid technological advances. Calling for collective efforts under Team India, Rajnath Singh urged students to contribute to the goal of building a Viksit Bharat by 2047. He highlighted Indias progress in areas including semiconductors, digital infrastructure, start-ups, manufacturing and space technology. Rajnath Singh also said Indias development should not be measured only by economic growth, but also by its cultural confidence and civilisational heritage. He said the spirit of Believe in India was behind the success of Make in India.
'Slippages reveal design flaw on Kanpur-Lucknow e-way'
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Urges Timely Resolution of Long-Pending Revenue Cases
Lucknow, August 30: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the timely resolution of long-pending revenue cases in the states courts. He emphasized that unnecessary delays in matters related to citizens land, property, and rights are unacceptable. The trend of postponing hearings must change. The Chief Minister instructed officials to prioritize and expedite the ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Urges Timely Resolution of Long-Pending Revenue Cases
UP Cong reshuffle: From Priyankas circle to Rahuls camp?
UP circles in on learning gaps to ramp up students grade-level skills
UP retains position in govt school performance index
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Architects warn legal action if LDA doesnt roll back empanelment decision
Scientists discover nine lichen species that help monitor environment
UP steps up on ground work for internet infra
Target to stop flow of untreated sewage into Gomti by 2044
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Loan app gang busted in Basti; 4 held for blackmailing victims with obscene images
Crude hand grenade found outside Hardoi house
Lucknow jeweller feared drowned in Barabanki river on Raksha Bandhan
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Ravidas Mehrotra Criticizes BJP Over Health Risks from Adulterated Products
Lucknow, August 30: Ravidas Mehrotra, a legislator from the Samajwadi Party, has launched a scathing attack on both the central and state governments. He raised concerns about the sale of adulterated food products, the controversy over creamy layers in reservations, discrimination against Dalits, and internal conflicts within the NDA. Mehrotra asserted that a favorable atmosphere ... Read more Ravidas Mehrotra Criticizes BJP Over Health Risks from Adulterated Products
Five KGBV girls meet Prez on Raksha Bandhan
Two held for selling codeine-based cough syrup in Shravasti
Man killed by wife, lover; body dumped to fake road crash
7 bodies swept into Gandak river in Maharajganj, Kushinagar districts
2 Hardoi youths missing in Nepal floods
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Urges Swift Resolution of Long-Pending Revenue Cases
Lucknow, August 29: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the timely resolution of long-pending cases in revenue courts. He emphasized that unnecessary delays in matters concerning citizens land, property, and rights are unacceptable. The trend of date after date must change. The Chief Minister instructed officials to prioritize and resolve all revenue cases pending for ... Read more Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Urges Swift Resolution of Long-Pending Revenue Cases
Rain washes out Meerut-Lucknow clash
Need to guard against internal strife and narrow interests: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday urged people to remain vigilant against internal strife, saying some individuals have repeatedly betrayed the nation for their narrow interests and caused severe harm to the country, even without using weapons, through their ideology and actions. Freedom is not merely a right, it comes with responsibility. Democracy is not limited to just casting a vote, it also entails fulfilling one's duties, respecting the Constitution and discharging one's responsibilities towards the nation, he said Singh was speaking at the inauguration of the Fragrance Park and unveiling of the statues of Lala Lajpat Rai and Shaheed Bhagat Singh in Lucknow's Chowk area. We have lost our independence a number of times in the past due to infighting. Some people have always taken advantage of this. For the sake of their narrow interests, they have repeatedly betrayed India. Even without weapons, such individuals have caused immense harm to India through their ideolog
UP woman threatens to end life by jumping into river, passerby saves her; video surfaces
India ready to provide all possible assistance: Rajnath Singh on flash floods in Nepal
Lucknow , August 29: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said India was deeply concerned over the devastating flash floods in Nepal and was ready to provide all possible assistance to the neighbouring country. Speaking to reporters in Lucknow, Singh said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had made it clear that India would provide whatever assistance Nepal requires and added that relief support was being sent continuously. The crisis situation in Nepal is not only worrying the people of Nepal, but India is also concerned about it. The Prime Minister has very clearly stated that whatever assistance is needed, India is ready to provide all of it, and we have started sending assistance continuously, Singh said. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), the death toll in the Bhote Koshi flood-related disaster in Nepal has reached 626, while 2,426 people are still missing. As per the latest search, rescue and relief update issued by the NDRRMA at 10 am on August 29, Chitwan reported the highest number of deaths, with 233 bodies, including human remains, recovered from the area. Nawalparasi East reported 158 deaths, followed by Nuwakot with 51, Gorkha with 48, Nawalparasi West with 47, Dhading with 45, Tanahun with 31 and Rasua with 13. Other affected areas also reported deaths. The authority said that 2,426 people remained missing. The list includes 27 Nepal Police personnel, 45 Nepal Army personnel, 13 Armed Police Force personnel, 15 Customs Office personnel and four Immigration Office personnel. India has been coordinating relief and rescue efforts in response to the disaster in Nepal, while authorities continue to monitor the situation and the condition of Indian nationals affected by the floods. Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel also expressed gratitude towards India for support and solidarity following a devastating flash flood. Paudel also condoled the demise of Indian nationals in Nepal. (ANI)
Akhilesh Yadav Promises Free Healthcare for the Poor if Elected
Lucknow, August 29: Akhilesh Yadav has expressed concern over narrow-minded individuals who are apprehensive about the PDA (Peoples Democratic Alliance). He emphasized that if his party comes to power, they will provide free healthcare and medications for the underprivileged. Yadavs statement reflects his commitment to social welfare and addressing the needs of the poor. He ... Read more Akhilesh Yadav Promises Free Healthcare for the Poor if Elected
