Varanasi Mayor Accuses Conspiracy Behind Flooding Issues
Varanasis mayor claims flooding is due to a conspiracy involving blocked sewer lines with sandbags and other materials. Varanasi Mayor Accuses Conspiracy Behind Flooding Issues
LPG truck catches fire, quick response brings blaze under control
Varanasi waste reaches 1,100 tonnes daily; commissioner mandates capacity increase at Karsada plant
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UP minister A K Sharma reviews Varanasi waterlogging, power issues
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Varanasi: Alleged leaked pic from sets shows temples, dinosaur, giant creatures
A new leaked picture allegedly from the sets of SS Rajamouli's Varanasi is taking the internet by storm. Fans are gushing over the visuals of temples, a dinosaur and other giant creatures in the image
Fans react to alleged leaked image from 'Varanasi' sets
Home Minister Amit Shah to inaugurate Hindi Diwas 2026 in Mumbai tomorrow
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 13 (IANS) Union Home Minister Amit Shah will address the inaugural session of Hindi Diwas 2026 and the sixth All India Official Language Conference in Mumbai on Monday, an official said. Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision, the event will highlight the vibrant relationship of Hindi with Maharashtra's rich linguistic, cultural, and literary traditions, the official said in a statement. On this occasion, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Sunetra Pawar, several Members of Parliament, distinguished guests from various fields, scholars, litterateurs, educationists, and senior officials from various departments and Ministries of the Central government will also be present. The Department of Official Language of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has been organising All India Official Language Conferences every year since 2021. This journey, which began from Varanasi, has reached Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra this year, passing through Surat, Pune, New Delhi and Gandhinagar. During the inaugural session of the two-day programme, the 'Rajbhasha Gaurav' and 'Rajbhasha Kirti' Awards for the year 202526 will be presented by the Union Home Minister, the statement said. The institutions and individuals who have undertaken outstanding work and made noteworthy contributions in the field of Official Language will be honoured with these awards, it added. Several important books and publications will also be launched during the inaugural session and other sessions. These include a special commemorative issue of the Department of Official Language's journal 'Rajbhasha Bharati', centred on the National Song 'Vande Mataram'; 'Bharatiya Gyan Tantra: Srot aur Swaroop'; 'Shiv Anadi Hain, Anant Hain'; and 'Andheron Se Ujalon Tak', a compilation of writings by prison inmates. A special attraction of this year's conference will be a special discussion session centred on the National Song 'Vande Mataram'. Joydeep Chattopadhyay will also have a special presence at the programme. He is a fifth-generation descendant of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the author of 'Vande Mataram'. A special session will also be organised at the Conference on the role of Town Official Language Implementation Committees (TOLICs/NARAKAS). NARAKAS is a strong and empowered unit that takes forward the implementation of Official Language Hindi at the grassroots level. A special exhibition is also being organised at the conference venue, in which stalls will be put up by various institutions, organisations, banks and ministries, the statement said.
Varanasi Officials Review Flood Management, Minister Calls for Action Against Blocked Drains
Varanasis Urban Development Minister AK Sharma addresses flooding issues and calls for strict action against drain blockages. Varanasi Officials Review Flood Management, Minister Calls for Action Against Blocked Drains
Lyricist Sameer had a conversation with Komal Nahta where he revealed about his struggles before getting a break. He revealed that he had worked as a journalist, when he ended up offending Mithun Chakrabory. Sameer said, I was born and brought up in Varanasi. When I came to Mumbai, I hired a room in a chawl in Malvani, Mumbai for a rent of Rs. 15. I had to make ends meet. I had done M.Com in Economics and Commerce. So, I started taking tuitions. Also, I had done a bit of journalism in Varanasi. I approached The Times of India. Those days, they used to publish a magazine called Madhuri. Vinod Tiwari was the editor. I met him and revealed that I am the son of Anjaan and that I have been struggling. He was a very good friends with Daddy. I asked him if I could write articles for the magazine. He replied, Madhuri gets published every fortnight. I promise that every 15 days, Ill publish your interview. For each article, Ill pay you Rs. 500. Mujhe toh laga ki Rs. 5 crores mil raha hai (laughs). Sameer continued, The first interview I did was of Shakti Kapoor. Then, I interviewed Shashi Kapoor, Waheeda Rehman, Mithun Chakraborty, etc. I asked a controversial question to Mithun. Those days, he was (allegedly) having an affair with Ranjeeta. I asked him about it. He got very angry. Unka dimaag kuch bahut kharab tha uss din. He retorted, Kuch bhi sawaal karte ho. I said, I have heard (that you are dating Ranjeeta) (laughs)! He replied, Tum log suni-sunayi baaton pe humse kyun sawaal karte ho?. He then said, Maine bhi suna hi ki tumhara Sridevi se affair chal raha hain! Sameer then stated, I clarified and he nicely told me, Dekho, beta, you are young. Ask only those questions that you know about. Rumours are very common in our industry. Also Read: Sameer REVEALS he was DROPPED from Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak at the last minute Majrooh Sultanpuri came on board as the lyricist. Aur main kat gaya!
From four Gujarat shrines, BJP bike yatras set out for Vadnagar ahead of Varanasi journey
From four Gujarat shrines, BJP bike yatras set out for Vadnagar ahead of Varanasi journey Ahmedabad: Four bike yatras carrying holy water from four prominent religious places in Gujarat began on Sunday as part of the BJPs Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, with around 500 party workers travelling on 250 motorcycles towards Vadnagar, the birthplace of Prime [] The post From four Gujarat shrines, BJP bike yatras set out for Vadnagar ahead of Varanasi journey appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Ganges Water Level Declines in Varanasi, Boat Operations Remain Suspended
The water level of the Ganges in Varanasi is dropping, leading to the suspension of boat operations amid reduced flood risk. Ganges Water Level Declines in Varanasi, Boat Operations Remain Suspended
The projects approved in Barabanki, Lucknow, Varanasi, Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddh Nagar and Agra will lead to the construction of 4,724 residential and commercial units, according to a statement issued by RERA.
Two dead after speeding car hits motorcycle in Mirzapur
Tamil play pays tribute to poet Bharati at BHU
Varanasi ropeway races towards completion, 94% work complete
Ballia cop suspended, booked for sexually harassing 14-year-old
NSUI, ABVP face-off after Gen-Z cyclists stopped at Kashi Vidyapeeth gate
5-year-old killed as school bus runs over him in Gorakhpur, FIR lodged
BJP Kashi region to launch month-long outreach campaign on Modis 25 years
IIT engr found dead in Gorakhpur flat; cause of death yet to be established
Hungry man held at Kashi temples kitchen with knife, let off
From Vande Mataram to Varanasi aarti, Ganesh Utsav gets new flavour
Priyanka Chopra Jonas calls daughter Malti Marie her Minnie Me in adorable matching outfit post
Priyanka Chopra Jonas recently shared a glimpse of a warm mother-daughter moment with her daughter Malti Marie, giving fans a look at their matching outfits. The actor took to social media to post a picture in which she can be seen lovingly embracing Malti, who wrapped her arms around her mother. In the picture, Priyanka and Malti were dressed in identical white outfits featuring a red cherry print. The coordinated look added to the personal nature of the photograph, with the actor calling her daughter her Minnie me. Sharing the picture, Priyanka wrote, Me and my Minnie me.. home is where the heart is.. The post comes at a time when Priyanka has been balancing her personal life with several professional commitments across international locations. She recently travelled to Paris for a brand-related commitment, where she also shared the spotlight with Hollywood actor Jennifer Lawrence. Their candid interactions at the event also drew attention on social media. Despite her busy schedule, Priyanka has continued to share occasional glimpses of her life with husband Nick Jonas and their daughter. She has previously spoken about Maltis food preferences, revealing that while her daughter likes trying different cuisines, she often ends up eating the same food as her parents, including Indian dishes and Korean barbecue. Malti Marie was born to Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas via surrogacy. Her name combines the first names of the couples mothers. Priyanka has also spoken about the happiness and joy Malti has brought into their lives. On the work front, Priyanka is currently balancing commitments between India and the US. She is also working on her upcoming film Varanasi, directed by SS Rajamouli. The film stars Mahesh Babu alongside Priyanka and marks her return to Indian cinema after several years. The project has been one of her key professional commitments as she continues to work across both Indian and international projects. Also Read : Priyanka Chopra Jonas speaks on the magic of the unknown in new Bentley campaign BTS
Uttar Pradesh distributes free Toria seed minikits to Varanasi farmers
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 12 (IANS) Global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas gave fans a glimpse of a precious mother-daughter moment as she twinned with her daughter Malti Marie in matching cherry-print outfits. Taking to her social media account, Priyanka shared a picture of herself lovingly embracing Malti, who had her arms wrapped around her mother. Both were seen dressed in exactly identical white outfits featuring a red cherry print. Sharing the picture, Priyanka wrote, Me and my Minnie me.. home is where the heart is.. The actor's post comes amid her busy international schedule. Priyanka recently was seen travelling to Paris for a brand work commitment. She also shared the spotlight with fellow Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence, with their candid interactions at the event making headlines. Despite her packed professional commitments, Priyanka frequently shares glimpses of her life with husband Nick Jonas and their daughter Malti Marie. The actor has previously spoken about how Malti enjoys trying different cuisines but ends up eating the same food as her parents, including Indian food and Korean barbecue. For the uninitiated, Malti Marie was born via surrogacy to Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas. The name is kept after the first names of both Priyanka and Nick's mothers. Priyanka has often spoken about how Malti Marie has brought immense joy and happiness into their lives. On the professional front, Priyanka Chopra is juggling between India and USA as she full fills her professional commitment and shoot of her upcoming movie, Varanasi. The movie helmed by ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli, also stars Mahesh Babu alongside Priyanka. The movie will mark come back to Indian cinema after many years as an actress.
Indus Valley, Mesopotamia shared genetic link beyond trade: BHU geneticist
Ancient DNA analysis confirms a genetic link between Indus Valley and Mesopotamian peoples. This research indicates human lineage traveled along ancient trade routes. Mitochondrial haplogroups found in Syria connect to South Asian populations. These findings authenticate earlier archaeological evidence of contact. Geneticists presented this groundbreaking research at NFSU Varanasi campus.
BJP holds meeting in Varanasi to plan strategy for teacher and graduate MLC polls
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Varanasi officials urge maximum youth participation in Vikas Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027
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Uttar Pradesh: ECI holds workshop in Varanasi on FLC of EVMs, VVPATs ahead of polls
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Varanasi Police Commissionerate secures 5th rank in UP CM dashboard
Mother held after probe flags role in daughters rape case
Cattle vaccination drive against Lumpy disease launched
Retired Army soldier stabbed to death in Ballia over Path dispute; Brother critical
22-yr-old youth beaten to death in Jaunpur
3 BHU professors elected NASI Fellows for 2026
Spl workshop on EVM VVPAT first level checking held in city
Discipline, determination key to success: Lt Gen Goyal
UP RERA approves 13 realty projects worth Rs 2,380 cr; Barabanki tops list
Uttar Pradesh RERA approved thirteen real estate projects valued at over Rs 2,380 crore. These projects will create 4,724 residential and commercial units across six districts. Barabanki received the highest investment while Lucknow saw the most units approved. Varanasi, Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddh Nagar, and Agra also received project approvals. The approvals aim to boost construction activity and economic growth within the state.
Priyanka Chopra Gives Life Message With Seethaiya Video
Priyanka Chopra is pinning hopes on her big ticket entertainer Varanasi to win the love of Telugu audience world over.
Ganges Water Level Rises Again in Varanasi, Increasing Concerns for Residents
The Ganges river in Varanasi has risen by 9 centimeters in 12 hours, raising alarms among local residents and authorities. Ganges Water Level Rises Again in Varanasi, Increasing Concerns for Residents
Blackberrys expands UP retail footprint with new store in Varanasi
Blackberrys, one of Indias leading menswear brands, has strengthened its retail presence in Uttar Pradesh with the launch of a new store at Maldahiya in Varanasi, taking its network in the state to 62 stores across 39 cities.
IndiGo Varanasi-Mumbai flight delayed after pilot suddenly reports sick
An airline source said the pilot assigned to the flight suddenly called in sick, prompting IndiGo to arrange another pilot to operate the service
Varanasi commissioner leads preparations for Rangilo Kashi event
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Saree trader shoots self during morning walk, critical
Man punched on nose by cousin during dispute, dies
1 more accused held in fake freedom fighter certificate racket
MDMA manufacturing unit busted in Jaunpur hotel, 4 arrested
Two chain snatchers nabbed after encounter in Mirzapur
FIR against hostel warden for filming girls in bathroom
Just as 600 evacuees prepared to return, Ganga rises again
Lucknow liquor trader threatened in codeine kingpins name, shot at over dues; FIR lodged
Dont cry, Mummy: Missing 9-year-old found on train after 5 hours
CQMH Abdul Hamid remembered on 61st martyrdom anniv in Ghazipur
BHU launches bird and wildlife survey to document campus biodiversity
Varanasi Municipal Corporation issues notices to 489 dilapidated houses after Devnathpura collapse
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Varanasi slips to 34th innational clean air survey
Cow slaughter accused held in Azamgarh
Two smugglers caught with Rs3.9cr gold in Chandauli
4 held for posing as Sadhus to extort families of missing persons
US cyber alert helps crack child abuse content case
Gorakhpur to get 50cr science museum
Puja special train between Gkp, Delhi for festive rush
Sainik School students set national scuba-diving record
Yogi vows strict action against those compromising daughters safety
Rs 1L cr projects completed, underway in Kashi in 12 years: Yogi
Fuel pinch: IndiGo cuts Hindon flights on Kolkata, Navi Mumbai & Varanasi routes
BPCL signs Rs69cr MoUs for park, food hubs, heritage projects in Kashi
UP-TEX-26 showcases Kashi weavers craft
Month-long Natl Poshan Mah in Kashi from today
Kashis iconic flavours to take global stage at UP trade show
IMS-BHU meet on emergency medicine from Sept 9
Eyes donated, dreams unfulfilled: Chandauli youth killed in Delhi collapse cremated at Manikarnika
Man held for duping BHU job aspirant of Rs 6 lakh
National Nutrition Month to be launched today at Varanasi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 9 (IANS) In keeping with the observance of Rashtriya Poshan Maah (National Nutrition Month) every September, mobilising communities and reinforcing key nutrition, health and caregiving behaviours among pregnant women, lactating mothers, children, adolescents, and their families, the ninth edition this year will be launched on Wednesday at the Rudraksh International Cooperation and Convention Centre in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi. Over successive Poshan Maah campaigns, awareness and positive behaviour change have been strengthened on maternal nutrition, infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices, growth monitoring and hygiene, alongside broader efforts to improve nutrition outcomes across the country. Last year's event was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 17 from Dhar in Madhya Pradesh, along with the Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan (SNSPA). This year's campaign aims to recognise the importance of Anganwadi centres, the world's largest childcare network delivering essential care and support to children in even the most remote communities. The central theme this year is Hamari Anganwadi Hamari Jimmedari, calling upon every citizen to take shared ownership of such centres. It seeks to place these centres at the heart of community-led action for nutrition, care and early childhood development, while strengthening collective ownership and accountability for Poshan. The 2026 event is proposed to be anchored in five mutually reinforcing priorities. These include promotion of dietary diversity, with a focus on adequate protein intake, diverse food groups and local foods. It also ensures that beneficiaries get fresh, diverse, and nutritious hot cooked meals as central to improving the quality, utilisation, and effectiveness of Supplementary Nutrition Programme (SNP), while encouraging regular attendance at Anganwadi centres. Additionally, it is aimed at strengthening community ownership and accountability for Poshan through the newly constituted Anganwadi Management Committees and the display of SNP Menu Boards. The campaign also seeks promoting cognitive development and adequate nutrition as fundamental pillars of Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE), highlighting the inseparable link between what a child eats and how a child learns. Rashtriya Poshan Maah 2026 will also commemorate 10 years of the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY), India's flagship maternity benefit programme. It will highlight PMMVY's contribution in supporting maternal nutrition, promoting health-seeking behaviours, and providing income support during pregnancy, while reinforcing the critical importance of maternal nutrition and care during the first 1,000 days of life for healthy growth, cognitive development, and lifelong well-being. Meanwhile, the Poshan Tracker, launched on March 1, 2021, serves as the primary governance tool for monitoring infrastructure and service delivery that has facilitated near real-time data collection for Anganwadi Services. At present, the system monitors a universe that consists of pregnant women, lactating mothers, children up to the age of six years, and adolescent girls. As of July 31 this year, India's nutrition infrastructure spans nearly 13.99 lakh Aanganwadi centres with a strength of 13.30 lakh workers, forming a vast grassroots network reaching around 8.94 crore beneficiaries. Children remain the primary focus, with those aged between six months and six years accounting for more than 7.2 crore of all beneficiaries, underscoring the emphasis on early childhood nutrition and development. Meanwhile, pregnant women and lactating mothers together number nearly 1.1 crore, reflecting sustained attention to maternal health during the critical first 1,000 days. Malnutrition remains one of India's most significant public health challenges, affecting the health, growth, learning and productivity of women and children across the life cycle. To mount a coordinated response, the Union government launched POSHAN Abhiyaan in March 2018 as a multi-ministerial convergence mission placing nutrition at the centre of the development agenda. In the Union Budget 202122, these interventions were integrated under Mission Poshan 2.0 India's unified National Nutrition Mission anchored by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. This consolidates three core schemes into one framework, Poshan Abhiyaan which includes technology-driven monitoring, Jan Andolan or mass mobilisation, and behavioural change. Also, Anganwadi services and Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) see to supplementary nutrition, hot cooked meals, and early childhood care. Additionally, scheme for adolescent girls provide nutritional support for out-of-school, and adolescent girls.
Ladakh L-G Vinai Kumar Saxena given additional charge of J&K in absence of Manoj Sinha
Digital Desk | Srinagar, Sep 8 (IANS) The Lt Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, has been given additional charge of Jammu and Kashmir during the absence of the incumbent Lt Governor Manoj Sinha. Ladakh Lt Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena was on Tuesday given additional charge of Jammu and Kashmir during the absence, on leave of incumbent Manoj Sinha. Sinha, who took charge as the L-G of Jammu and Kashmir on August 7, 2020, is currently in the US on an official visit, official sources said. The President of India is pleased to appoint Shri Vinai Kumar Saxena, Lt. Governor of Ladakh to discharge the functions of the Lt. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, in addition to his own duties, during the absence, on leave, of Shri Manoj Sinha, Lt. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, a communique issued by the Rashtrapati Bhavan said. Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha is currently on an official visit to the United States. Manoj Sinha travelled to Chicago, Illinois, for an official visit. He delivered an address at the IIT (BHU) Global Alumni Meet. During his speech, he called India an unstoppable and rising nation. He discussed the role of Artificial Intelligence in modern development. He also spoke about how the removal of Article 370 brought positive change and growth to Jammu and Kashmir. Born on July 1, 1959, in Mohanpura, Ghazipur district, Uttar Pradesh, Manoj Sinha passed Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) and a Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Civil Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT-BHU), Varanasi. He began his active public life in 1982 by serving as the president of the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) Students' Union. He was elected to the Lok Sabha for three terms (1996, 1999, and 2014), representing the Ghazipur constituency in Uttar Pradesh. He served in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government as the Minister of State for Railways (20142019) and later as the Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Communications (20162019).
'One District, One Mafia' had become UP's identity before 2017, says CM Yogi
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 8 (IANS) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said the situation in the state before 2017 was marked by poor law and order, widespread criminal activities, and the dominance of mafia elements, with 'One District, One Mafia' becoming its identity. Addressing the two-day 'UP Textile Conclave-2026', the Chief Minister welcomed entrepreneurs, investors, exporters, traditional weavers, handloom operators, industry representatives, and young people associated with the textile sector. First of all, I extend a heartfelt welcome and greetings to all the distinguished entrepreneurs, investors and exporters from the textile sector across the country, as well as traditional weavers, handloom operators, all the dignitaries and young friends who see their future in this sector, he said. Highlighting Uttar Pradesh's long-standing textile traditions, the Chief Minister said the state's textile heritage had historical links with India's cultural and economic development. He said that when gifts of clothing were presented by the King of Kashi at Yudhishthira's Rajasuya Yagya, ancient texts such as the Mahabharata made references to silk and pure cotton garments. Also referring to the period of Lord Ram's exile, he said religious scriptures mention Mata Janaki receiving divine garments at a sage's ashram. The textiles produced in India, particularly those made in Uttar Pradesh, were not only in demand in India but also in markets around the world, he said. If you look at Roman culture or Greek culture, there was a huge demand there as well for these textiles made in India and Uttar Pradesh. This means that the tradition of sending these products from here to other places existed even then, the Chief Minister said. He also highlighted several major textile and manufacturing centres across the state, including Varanasi's silk sarees, Bhadohi's carpets, Lucknow's chikankari, and Kanpur's textile, leather, and industrial manufacturing ecosystem. CM Adityanath also mentioned Agra's footwear and allied manufacturing sector, Sitapur's textile manufacturing capabilities, and Meerut's sports goods industry and the potential for technical textiles. These are not merely textile clusters of Uttar Pradesh. They represent different facets of Uttar Pradesh's textile heritage and industrial capabilities. These different facets visible across different regions draw our attention to the potential of the textile sector in Uttar Pradesh, he said. Recalling the situation in Uttar Pradesh before 2017, Adityanath claimed the state's law and order situation was in disarray and alleged that mafia groups had established parallel systems of governance in several districts. Friends, what the situation in Uttar Pradesh was like before 2017 is not hidden from anyone. Law and order in the state was in disarray, he said. In every district, a parallel government run by the mafia operated. In other words, 'One District, One Mafia' had become the identity of Uttar Pradesh. Across the state, the industries of murder, extortion, illegal occupation, goon tax, and kidnapping were flourishing. Professional mafias and goons operated their own system parallel to the government, he claimed. He further alleged that the prevailing environment had affected the safety of women, traders and potential investors. At that time, neither daughters were safe, nor traders were safe. Investors would come from outside with dreams of doing business and return with a slip of paper from the mafia demanding payment, Adityanath claimed. The Chief Minister also alleged that festivals and celebrations could not be conducted peacefully because of frequent disturbances and riots. No festival or celebration could be held peacefully. In other words, disturbances would begin before the festivities. Across the state, there would be a major riot every third day, with the entire state engulfed in the flames of riots. Major riots took place in Bareilly, Kosi Kalan in Mathura, Muzaffarnagar and Saharanpur on a large scale, he said. He said prolonged curfews and the closure of educational institutions and markets had a direct impact on economic activity. Curfews would remain in place for months. Schools and colleges would be closed. If there was a curfew, the markets would remain closed, and if the markets remained closed, business would inevitably come to a standstill. People could not even leave their homes. And when such a situation exists, the economy cannot move forward. A perception had taken hold, the Chief Minister said. He said Uttar Pradesh had also acquired a negative perception because of poor infrastructure and inadequate lighting in several areas. I always mention this point: before 2017, Uttar Pradesh had come to be perceived as a place where, once the roads became bad and darkness began as soon as evening arrived, you could assume that you had entered the borders of Uttar Pradesh. This was the situation in Uttar Pradesh before 2017, he said.
IIT BHU Research Associate Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi (IIT BHU) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 1 Research Associate post. Eligible candidates can apply online on or before 11 September 2026 through the official website, https://www.iitbhu.ac.in.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 8 (IANS) Actress Soni Razdan paid a heartfelt tribute to legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle on her birth anniversary. Taking to social media, she celebrated the enduring legacy of one of Indian cinemas most iconic voices. Marking the special occasion, Soni shared a tribute to Asha Bhosle and unveiled Ae Meri Zindagi,' a song that celebrates the warmth and timeless appeal of the veteran singers unforgettable voice. For the caption, she wrote, On her birth anniversary today - we pay a tribute to #AshaBhosle ji and a voice that will always be remembered. Presenting Ae Meri Zindagi, a song that carries the warmth of her unforgettable voice, on her birth anniversary #OmKaHari in cinemas on 18th September. #BaapVsBeta #FatherVsSon. The songs video features Asha Bhosle in a blue saree as she puts on her headphones and lends her iconic voice to the track. The glimpse beautifully captures the legendary singer in her element, making the song a special tribute to her timeless musical legacy. Ae Meri Zindagi is a song from the upcoming film Om Ka Hari, which stars Raghubir Yadav, Anshuman Jha, Soni Razdan, Ayesha Kapur, and Samta Sudiksha. The film centres on a retired astrologer who, following a health scare, becomes convinced that he has just six days left to live. Determined to make amends, he sets out on a journey to Varanasi in the hope of reconnecting with his estranged son. The film was also screened at several international film festivals under the title Hari Ka Om, including the Indisches Film Festival Stuttgart and the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne. Om Ka Hari is slated to hit theatres on September 18. For the unversed, Asha Bhosle passed away on April 12, 2026, at the age of 92 in Mumbai. Across a remarkable career that spanned over eight decades, she lent her voice to thousands of songs in several languages. Her demise was mourned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with members of the Hindi film industry, who paid heartfelt tributes to her remarkable contribution to Indian music and cinema.
30 young agricultural entrepreneurs train in grafting in Varanasi
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Ganga recedes slowly, 2,700 still in relief camps
Jilted lover held for killing girl student
Ropeways last station taking shape, set to offer aerial view of Kashis heritage
Two teenagers drown while bathing in floodwater in Ballia
ECRs PDDU division start preps for Pitripaksha crowd mgmt
Spl exhibition of Hindi books at IIT-BHU
