CM awards certificates to 67 meritorious MBBS students
Search for 2 involved in fake degrees racket
Jaunpurs Gujar Tal to be developed for eco-tourism
Three criminals arrested in separate encounters in 24 hrs
Student police experiential learning programme gets underway in city
400 scientists converge at BHU for high energy physics symposium
Varanasi wrestlers gear up for state-level championship
Why mystic poet Kabir still strikes a chord with the young
Anil Sharmas Vanvaas: Chaotic Take on Dementia and Family Betrayal
Trust Anil Sharma to go berserk. Give him patriotism, nothing is impossible. Give him human relationships; the dividing line between good and bad is screamingly sharp. Dementia and you have a no holds barred zone for work. He is thus on an incorrigible excursion. Characteristic grotesque is the lingua-familiar with Sharmaji. As old as the hills (Meherbaan, Thodisi Bewafai, Ghar Ho To Aisa) the erring family and the aging dependent patriarch have been stretched challenging the laws of elasticity at Bollywood. Just when you thought that the formula has outlived its utility you have a new label, poorly designed and apologetically marketed in Vanvaas. The film starts with Vimala (Khushboo Sunder) romancing Deepak Tyagi (Nana Patekar). Cut in a minute or so to the present when the grey-beard Tyagi is shown his predeceased wife. Tyagi has three family children, their spouses and some irrelevant grandchildren pottering the Simla landscape at Vimala Sadan. The large family is inclusive of Somu and wife Manjari (Hemant Kher and Bhakti Rathode), Bablu and Aanchan (Kettan Singh and Sunchri Dixit) and the youngest couple Chutka and Pooja (Paritosh Tripathi and Shruti Marathe) Also in the pie is friend lawyer Gautam Gupta (Rajesh Sharma) who is a rare honest bone in the Tyagi household. The family conspires to get the nagging patriarch out of the scene and sell the family property. They all plan a trip to Varanasi, take advantage of the dementia, leave him in the crowd, use an abettor in the local pujari Pandit Shukla (Veerendra Saxena). They return to the huge family home and begin to execute their criminal intent. In Varanasi, Tyagi hams proportionately to the flowing Ganga, finds volunteer Veeru (Utkarsh Yadav), the latters love interest Meena (Simrat Kaur) her over-the-top even by the Patekar-Sharma combo Mausi (Ashwini Kalsekar). Veeru and his aide Pappu (Rajpal Yadav) and local cheats who see a great opportunity in Tyagi a sitting duck on the banks of the Ganga. A variety of events and moronic interventions and circumstances lead to the entire team arriving in Simla. A good (?) part of the 160-minute narrative is untastefully wasted in developing the Veeru character, his romance and the mass of irrelevant romance. Some purposeless characters, insane twists, turns and bizarre logic govern happenings till youre at your wits end if you arent up the wall within minutes of the start. With Anil Sharma it is an unapologetic style and no holds barred. Never hesitant to draw a punch, Sharma can only scream, he can never state. His stance is clearly: Caveat Emptor let the buyer beware. He has a team that is in perfect sync with his wavelength. Nana Patekar moves from subtle to signature. The rest are irrelevant to the craft and this includes the talented Khushboo whose Dard Ka Rishta debut over four decades ago was memorable. Now not. Vanvaas is sanity and serenity in exile.
Youth behind bars for throwing girlfriend off 3rd floor of hotel
Modi Has Justified Kashi Ka Beta Tag, Say Residents As PM Marks 10 Years As Varanasi MP
The prime minister had pledged to transform Kashi into the spiritual capital of the world, embodying its sacred legacy while rejuvenating its identity as a global center of faith and culture
Boyfriend arrested for 'throwing' woman from hotel's 3rd floor in Uttar Pradesh
A Varanasi woman was allegedly pushed from a hotel window by her boyfriend. Priyanka Kumari suffered serious injuries. She was in Varanasi for her graduation ceremony. Her boyfriend, Furkan, kept her in the hotel against her will. He has been arrested and jailed. Priyanka is currently in the hospital.
Varanasi division wrestlers selected for junior girls state-level wrestling championship 2024
The Varanasi division wrestling team was selected on Friday at Dr Sampurnanand Sports Complex, Sigra, for the Junior Girls State Level Wrestling Championship in Mau from December 25-27. Ten girls across different weight categories, representing Varanasi, Chandauli, and Ghazipur, were chosen. The selection trial was inaugurated by Chandauli's sports officer and attended by several wrestling coaches.
BHU scholar awarded for research work
BHUs Central Library gets 700 more seats
Cong workers burn Shahs effigy, demand his resignation
2-day Sansad Employment Fair from Jan 4
Hi-tech lab to boost cancer research
Science parks to come up in all divisions of UP: Minister
Modern tech will enhance efficiency of rlys
Nabard team visits IRRI to explore agri technology
NRLM forms 18,794 womensself-help groups in Gorakhpur
Delhi HC upholds FIR against DU professor over Gyanvapi post
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has refused to quash an FIR registered against a DU professor for his alleged objectionable social media post on the presence of a shiva linga in Varanasis Gyanvapi Mosque. Justice Chandra Dhari Singh dismissed the petition by Dr Ratan Lal, seeking to quash the FIR registered in May 2022 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 .
ASI surveys newly found temple, wells in Sambhal
A four-member team from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) conducted a survey of the recently-discovered Shri Kartik Mahadev temple, five pilgrimage sites, and 19 wells in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, India. The survey followed the discovery of three damaged idols inside a well of the Bhasma Shankar temple, which was reopened after being shut for 46 years. The Shri Kartik Mahadev temple, also known as the Bhasma Shankar temple, was reopened on December 13 after authorities found the covered structure during an anti-encroachment drive. The temple houses an idol of Lord Hanuman and a Shivling and had remained locked since 1978. The district administration has requested carbon dating of the temple, including the well, from the ASI. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has restrained courts across India from entertaining new lawsuits or passing any orders in pending ones seeking to reclaim religious places, especially mosques and dargahs, until further notice. This action halts proceedings in approximately 18 lawsuits filed by Hindu parties seeking surveys to determine the original religious character of 10 mosques, including the Gyanvapi at Varanasi, the Shahi Idgah Masjid at Mathura, and the Shahi Jama Masjid at Sambhal, where four individuals died in clashes. The Supreme Court will examine the legality, scope, and boundaries of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991, which prohibits the conversion of places of worship and ensures the preservation of their religious character as it existed on August 15, 1947.
Shri Kashi Vidwat Parishad survey says abandoned Kashi temple belongs to lord Siddheshwar Mahadev
In Varanasi, the Shri Kashi Vidwat Parishad (SKVP) confirmed an abandoned temple in Devnathpura as Siddheshwar Mahadev temple. They are conducting a thorough survey, including examining scriptures and maps, to understand its historical significance and locate the mentioned water body, Siddhkali.
Varanasi to host Kashi Sansad Employment Fair from January 4
A mega job fair is coming to Varanasi. The Kashi Sansad Employment Fair will be held on January 4th and 5th at Government ITI, Karanudi. Around 300 companies will participate. Companies like Maruti Suzuki, Amazon, and Tata Motors will offer jobs. Annual salary packages range from Rs 1.8 lakh to Rs 6 lakh. Register now at register.kashisansadrojgarmela.com.
Abandoned Kashi temple is indeed that of Siddheshwar Mahadev, says scholars
Scholars in Varanasi are investigating an abandoned temple in Devnathpura, believed to be the Siddheshwar Mahadev temple. They're studying ancient scriptures and maps to locate a vanished water body and other temples mentioned alongside it. The investigation aims to confirm the temple's identity and potentially restore it and other lost temples, possibly involving purchasing properties if necessary.
Newly-appointed Agniveer held for sexually exploiting Dalit woman
Villagers raise slogans as YC members body comes home
Dolphin friends appointed to save Gangetic dolphins
City to host 1st natl meet on endometriosis from today
IIT-BHU team wins Smart India Hackathon in MedTech category
Andhra Pradesh: Two-Day Talk on Breaking the Silence Held
Vijayawada: The two-day international conference on Breaking the Silence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Gender Exploitation and Resistance offered multifaceted insights into the issues of gender exploitation and resistance. Organised by SRM University-AP, the conference concluded on Thursday. The event attracted a diverse audience of academicians, experts, research scholars, and students from across the country and abroad. It featured talks by eminent academicians such as Prof. Anita Singh, department of English, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi; Prof. Rajinder Dudrah, Professor of Cultural Studies and Creative Industries, Birmingham City University; Prof. Geetanjali Gangoli, department of sociology, Durham University; Prof. Nalini Iyer, department of English, Seattle University; and Prof. Priyanka Tripathi, department of humanities and social sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Patna. The sessions explored themes such as gender and resistance, intersectionality, trauma, and survival. With five guest speakers, over 70 research paper presentations, and more than 140 participants, the conference provided diverse perspectives on gender exploitation and resistance. In his address, Prof. Vishnupad, Dean of the Easwari School of Liberal Arts, stated, Notwithstanding over 60 years of feminist movements and scholarship, gender asymmetry and violence remain persistent. Patriarchal structures and gender violence continue to be as rampant as they always were. The discussions at the conference addressed the numerous barriers within the system, encouraging participants to discuss, debate, and break the silence surrounding gender exploitation.
CBSE Conducts Surprise Inspection At 29 Schools, Finds 'Dummy' Students
Eighteen of the violating schools are in the national capital, while there are three in Varanasi, two each in Bengaluru, Patna, Ahmedabad, Bilaspur, and Chhattisgarh.
'Dolphin Friends' appointed for the conservation of Gangetic Dolphins
The forest department in Varanasi and Ghazipur appointed eleven Dolphin Friends to monitor Gangetic dolphins and raise public awareness. This initiative, part of Project Dolphin and supported by the Indian government, aims to protect the endangered species during vulnerable periods like winter. The program focuses on these districts, known dolphin habitats, and involves local stakeholders in conservation efforts.
BHU faculty awarded Dr S C Srivastava Gold Medal 2024 for outstanding contributions in Geochemistry
Mayuri Pandey from BHU won the prestigious Late Dr S C Srivastava Gold Medal. She researches ice geology and paleoclimate. Pandey participated in the 36th Indian Scientific Expedition to Antarctica. She also conducted research at IIT Kanpur. The Gondwana Geological Society recognized her work in India and Antarctica. Pandey represents India in the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research.
IAF Agniveer held in Chandigarh for raping dalit woman on pretext of marriage
A 22-year-old Indian Air Force Agniveer, Aditya Pal, was arrested in Chandigarh for allegedly deceiving a Dalit woman into a sexual relationship with false marriage promises. He was apprehended by Jansa police from his squadron and subsequently jailed after facing charges including sexual intercourse under false pretenses, intentional insult, criminal intimidation, and violations of the SC/ST Act.
UP Congress workers scuffle with cops at funeral of party worker Prabhat Pandey in Gorakhpur
Uttar Pradesh Congress workers, led by state President Ajay Rai, attended party worker Prabhat Pandey's funeral in Sahjanwa. Pandey died during a protest in Lucknow. Police allegedly attempted to prevent Congress members from attending the funeral, leading to confrontations. An FIR has been lodged, and the Deputy Chief Minister assured the family of justice.
GMC bulldozes illegal structures in Khariya Pokhara amid protest
Two kids die after falling into septic tank in Sonbhadra
Kashi Vidvat Parishad scholars to examine claims about Shiva temple found in Varanasi
Fake Insta profile of city mayor used for extortion
2 die after fire in tailoring shop
Mentally challenged woman, pregnant by gang rape, dies in Azamgarh
IIT-BHU bags 8th spot at Inter IIT Tech Meet
Depressed woman takes lift, raped in car; accused held
Educated women play key role in envisioning prosperous society: Guv
Girl child health key to secure future
The Bench of Justice Rohit Ranjan Agarwal directed the matters to be posted for February 24, 2025
Allahabad HC adjourns petitions for ASI survey of Gyanvapi mosque premises
LUCKNOW: The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday adjourned two petitions seeking directions to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to undertake further surveys at the Gyanvapi mosque premises. This follows the Supreme Court of India's interim order dated 12 December restraining all courts from passing any final order or directive for the survey of mosques. The single-judge bench of Justice Rohit Ranjan Agarwal directed that the matters be listed for further hearing on 24 February 2025, a week after the apex court is scheduled to hear a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Places of Worship Act, 1991. The Act prohibits the conversion of the religious character of places of worship from their status as of 15 August 1947. The first petition was filed by Rakhi Singh, urging the court to direct the ASI to survey the 'Wuzukhana' (ablution pond) area on the mosque premises. The area around the Wuzukhana remains sealed following the Supreme Court's order, issued after a purported Shivling-like structure was found during a Varanasi court-ordered survey in May 2023. The second petition, with a similar plea, was filed on behalf of Lord Adi Vishweshwar, represented by his next friend, Advocate Vijay Shankar Rastogi. Rastogi claimed in his plea that the 'Swayambhu Jyotirling' lies beneath the main dome of the Gyanvapi mosque. Both petitions challenged the Varanasi court's October 2023 order, which refused to direct the ASI to conduct a survey of the entire premises of the Gyanvapi mosque. Justice Agarwal stated that further proceedings in these matters would remain contingent upon the Supreme Court's upcoming decision.
Unmissable Stories to Hit Big Screens This Weekend
This week promises a selection of cinematic gems that cater to a wide range of tastes. Whether youre looking for action, deep emotional connections, or fresh storytelling perspectives, the latest films hitting theatres will provide an unforgettable experience. From Disneys Mufasa: The Lion King to Tamil cinemas powerful Viduthalai Part 2, high-tech thriller UI, Malayalams character-driven Marco, and the emotional family drama Vanvaas, the big screen has something for everyone. Mufasa: The Lion King Disney's Mufasa: The Lion King, directed by Barry Jenkins, revisits the iconic Pride Lands in an emotional and visually stunning prequel to The Lion King . The film chronicles the journey of Mufasa from an orphaned cub to becoming one of the greatest kings. It delves into his relationship with his brother Taka, who later becomes Scar, the infamous antagonist. Through flashbacks narrated by Rafiki to Simba and Nala's daughter Kiara, the story brings together themes of courage, family, and resilience. With stunning visual effects and an emotional depth that will resonate with both new and nostalgic audiences, this film stands out as a must-watch holiday treat. Notably, Indian audiences will find additional connection with Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu voicing regional dubs. Whether youre a longtime fan of the franchise or new to the world of the Pride Lands, Mufasa: The Lion King offers something for everyone, making it an essential holiday viewing experience. Viduthalai Part 2 The eagerly awaited Viduthalai Part 2, directed by the acclaimed Vetrimaaran, takes a powerful deep dive into the continuation of the saga that began in 2023. This sequel continues the gripping story of Perumal, or Vaathiyar (Vijay Sethupathi), whose rebellion against structural injustice takes centre stage. As the story unfolds, the film highlights the moral conflict of Kumaresan (Soori), a conflicted police constable, torn between his duty and growing empathy for the oppressed. The stellar cast, including Manju Warrier and Gautham Vasudev Menon, amplifies the emotional intensity of the film, while Ilaiyaraajas evocative score and R Velraj's atmospheric cinematography add depth to the narrative. With Viduthalai Part 2, Vetrimaaran continues his exploration of themes such as rural oppression and justice, with the compelling backdrop of Indian socio-political struggles. This film promises a powerful, thought-provoking conclusion to this two-part saga. Its a must-watch for anyone who appreciated the first part and is drawn to cinema that explores social justice with raw emotional force. UI After nearly a decade, Kannada superstar Upendra returns to the directors chair with UI, a high-tech action drama set in a dystopian future. The film tells the story of twin brothers, raised under vastly different circumstances, who take opposing paths. One strives to bring positivity to a society ravaged by economic struggles, climate change, and AI dominance, while the other seeks revenge and destruction. This layered narrative critiques societal issues, such as caste and the misuse of power, while simultaneously providing a thrilling action-packed cinematic experience. Upendra's dual performance, alongside Sunny Leone, brings depth to the film, which also introduces groundbreaking technology, including VR sequences and a photo-realistic CG double created with over 200 DSLR cameras. UI promises to be one of the most visually innovative films of the year, offering a compelling commentary on societal issues while pushing the boundaries of Indian cinema. Fans of action-packed narratives combined with social critique will find UI to be a unique and engaging experience. Marco In the Malayalam thriller Marco, director Haneef Adeni offers a fresh twist on the typical action genre by focusing on the villain's journey. Unni Mukundan stars in the titular role of Marco, a feared kingpin whose rise to power is explored in a gripping prequel to the 2019 film Mikhael . This noir-inspired thriller breaks away from traditional narratives by examining the human side of the antagonist, offering an introspective look into his transformation. With sharp visuals and an electrifying score by Ravi Basrur, known for his work on KGF , Marco promises to be one of the most intense and character-driven action films in Malayalam cinema. Mukundan's commitment to the role, including rigorous physical training, elevates the film's authenticity and intensity. Fans of neo-noir thrillers and action-packed character studies will find Marco to be a landmark film that redefines the genre. Vanvaas For something deeply emotional, Vanvaas, directed by Anil Sharma, offers a poignant family drama set in the spiritual city of Varanasi. The film centers around an ageing father suffering from dementia and his strained relationship with his family. Nana Patekar delivers a compelling performance as the father grappling with memory loss and abandonment, while Utkarsh Sharma plays his son, torn between family obligations and his own desires. This weeks films, from Disneys Mufasa to Viduthalai Part 2, UI, Marco, and Vanvaas, offer a captivating mix of action, emotion, and fresh storytelling for every taste.The film explores the emotional impact of neglect in old age and the complex dynamics of parent-child relationships. Set against the backdrop of Varanasi, Vanvaas offers a heartfelt reminder of the importance of family and care for the elderly. With its moving performances and universal themes, this film promises to touch the hearts of audiences, making it a must-watch for those seeking emotionally rich storytelling.
Watch: Rasha Tadhani, Aaman Devgan In Varanasi For Their Debut Film Azaad
The camera captures Aaman Devgan, dressed in a vibrant orange kurta adorned with intricate embroidery. Beside him, Rasha Thadani stuns in a red traditional salwar suit on the ghats of Varanasi.
BHU hosts workshop on electromyography and biomechanics.
A two-day workshop on electromyographical and biomechanical research concluded at Banaras Hindu University (BHU). Organized by the Department of Physical Education, the workshop blended theory and practice in these fields crucial for sports science. Participants received hands-on training with advanced tools and methodologies for analyzing muscle activation and movement patterns. Brigadier Kulbir Singh and Prof. M.S.
International talent showcased at this event
Varanasi's International Dance Festival showcased a vibrant tapestry of global cultures. Columbian artists energized the audience, while Sri Lankan dancers depicted rural life. A local troupe celebrated the Ganga's descent. The second day featured Slovakian traditions and Iraqi narratives through dance. A captivating Kathak-Bharatnatyam fusion honored Lord Shiva and the Mahakumbh, adding an Indian touch to this international celebration.
Hindu Temple, Believed To Be 250 Years Old, Found In Varanasi's Madanpura; Efforts On To Reopen It
The temple, which the locals claimed to be Siddheshwar Mahadev temple, was lying closed for over 40 years, and is said to be over 250 years old.
Security tightened outside rediscovered centuries-old Hanuman-Shiva temple in Varanasi
Security is tightened at a rediscovered 250-year-old Shiva temple in Varanasi following the recent unearthing of three idols at a reopened temple in Sambhal. The Varanasi temple's future management rests with the police. The Sambhal temple, closed for 46 years, reopened after authorities cleared encroachments and discovered the idols in a nearby well.
Minor held for raping 9-year-old
Park in memory of Kashi musicians soon
Drive to provide shelter, bonfire to needy in winter
Blood-soaked body of youth found in Deoria village
Gurubagh-Rathyatra road expansion aims to ease traffic jams
MMV students sensitised on IPR rights
Now, a Shiva temple 'found' in Varanasi
BHU, IICT scientists get patent for low-cost membranes for MFCs
Maa Annapurna temple spire to shine with 4.5kg gold
Man flees without paying Rs 2 lakh hotel bill after 4-day luxurious stay
Watch: Locked temple-like structure found in Varanasi; police deployed
Adolescent held for raping 9-year-old girl in Uttar Pradesh's Sonbhadra
A nine-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a minor boy in a village under Robertsganj police station in Sonbhadra district. The incident occurred on December 13, and the accused, who resided with his maternal grandparents, lured the girl into his house. After the girl's health deteriorated, she informed her family, leading to a police complaint and the boy's apprehension.
Varanasi's Gurubagh-Rathyatra road expansion project aims to ease traffic congestion
Varanasi Development Authority is widening the Gurubagh-Rathyatra road to 18 meters to alleviate traffic congestion on the Cantt station-Lanka route. Illegal encroachments within nine meters of the road's center will be removed. The project aims to improve traffic flow, especially with the anticipated increase due to the upcoming ropeway service from the completed Rathyatra station.
Maa Annapurna temple spire in Varanasi to shine with 4.5kg gold gilding
The spire of Varanasi's Maa Annapurna Temple is being gilded with 4.5 kilograms of gold, costing Rs 3.5 crores. This will be completed before the temple's Kumbhabhishek in February 2025. The 14-foot spire will be covered in gold plates, making it the fourth golden-spired temple in the city.
Man flees without paying Rs 2 lakh bill after 4-day luxury stay at Taj Ganges in Varanasi
A man, identified as Sarthak Sanjay from Odisha, allegedly absconded from Hotel Taj Ganges in Varanasi after a four-day stay without settling his bill of Rs 2.04 lakh. He provided his Aadhaar card during check-in and left under the pretext of sightseeing. Police have registered a case of cheating and fraud and are currently searching for him.
Varanasi News | 40-Year-Old Temple Dispute Erupts | Varanasi Temple Dispute | Sambhal Violence
VARANASI ON EDGE!: 40-Year-Old Temple Dispute ERUPTS! Tensions are running high in Varanasi as a decades-old temple dispute resurfaces! Local groups are demanding the reopening of the temple, which has been closed for 40 years after Muslim families purchased the land. Amit Views brings you the latest updates on this delicate situation.Local groups seek to reopen the temple, closed since Muslim families purchased the land. @amitviews with more updates ondelicate situation unfolds | @akankshaswarups n18oc_indiaNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
Jai Shri Ram never a communal slogan: UP CM Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath defended the 'Jai Shri Ram' chant, asserting it was a symbol of faith, not a communal slogan. He questioned the opposition's criticism, highlighting the peaceful passage of religious processions and emphasizing India's governance by traditions of Ram, Krishna, and Buddha, not Babur or Aurangzeb.
MP Gurumurthy appeals for railway development in Tirupati region
Tirupati: Tirupati MP Dr Maddila Gurumurthy on Monday voiced concerns over various railway-related issues in the Tirupati parliamentary constituency during Parliaments Zero Hour. He brought several critical matters to the attention of the Central government, emphasising the urgency of addressing them. Highlighting the increasing railway traffic, Gurumurthy stressed the need for constructing a third railway line between Renigunta and Gudur. He explained that this line would reduce the burden on existing tracks and facilitate faster travel. He also urged the government to expedite the completion of the new railway line between Pudi and Yerpedu which would enhance connectivity and play a vital role in boosting local economic resources. The MP pointed out that several train stoppages were discontinued during the Covid-19 pandemic and requested their restoration, particularly at Vendodu, Naidupeta and Sullurpeta stations. He argued that reinstating these stops would improve transportation facilities for passengers in the region. Additionally, he called for MEMU train services between Tirupati-Nellore and Tirupati-Kadapa to benefit daily commuters. Raising concerns about the narrow underpass at Gudurs Ambedkar Nagar, Gurumurthy highlighted the severe traffic problems it causes. He urged its expansion to ease the situation. He also proposed introducing a Vande Bharat sleeper train service between Tirupati and Visakhapatnam to provide faster travel options for passengers. The MP appealed for the launch of a new train service connecting Tirupati with Varanasi and Ayodhya which would serve pilgrims and travellers efficiently. By presenting these issues, Gurumurthy urged the railway minister to prioritise these projects and expedite their implementation to address the regions pressing needs.
9 watch towers, CCTVs for security in Khichdi Mela
Fire engulfs 3-storeybuilding in Gorakhpur, goods worth Rs 25L gutted
Two robbers nabbed after police encounter in Jaunpur
Sustainable devpt in science & tech stressed
Retd IAF official dies in house fire
BHU VC visits Bharat Mata Temple on MGKV ex-treasurer death anniv
Experts discuss prevention, mgmt of eye injuries
Criminal arrested after encounter in Jaunpur
Utkarsh Sharma Promotes Vanvaas In Varanasi, Performs Ganga Aarti, Enjoys Boat Ride
Utkarsh Sharma posted a series of photographs and videos performing the Ganga Aarti in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi.
2 robbery suspects arrested after encounter with police in UP's Jaunpur
Two robbery suspects, Rahul Pal and Sagar Saroj, were injured and apprehended in a police encounter in Jaunpur district on Sunday night. Recovered from them were two pistols, cartridges, 16 ATM cards, and cash. This followed a December 14th robbery where one suspect, Pankaj Kumar Bharti, was arrested, leading police to Pal and Saroj.
City folks groove to dance numbers
BHU vice-chancellor pays tribute at Bharat Mata Temple on Bhupendra Kumar Gupta's death anniversary
BHU officials and Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith representatives visited the Bharat Mata Temple. The visit marked Bhupendra Kumar Gupta's death anniversary. Gupta contributed to the temple's upkeep. The temple showcases undivided India's map and Indian languages. The BHU VC suggested renovation to enhance its cultural and historical value for tourists.
Banaras Hindu University hosts Kashi Ophthal Traumacon 2024 in Varanasi
The 16th annual meeting of the All India Ophthalmic Trauma Society, held in Varanasi, concluded on Sunday. Experts from around the globe discussed advancements in eye injury management and prevention. The conference emphasized the need for a dedicated eye trauma center at BHU, along with specialized fellowship courses.
Geospatial data now to help boost agri, transport in Kashi
