How Yogi Govt Transformed UPs Law And Order
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra explains how law and order has been revamped under the Yogi Adityanath government. With accountability enforced at the lowest level and police officials being held responsible for inaction or failure to respond to crime, he says cops in Uttar Pradesh now feel empowered to act rather than hesitant to take action. #BadaltaUPBadhataBharat #UPTransformation2026
Yogis Law And Order Approach Explained
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra explains how Yogi Adityanaths approach to law and order in Uttar Pradesh goes beyond the much-discussed bulldozer action. Comparing it to the Broken Windows theory, he says the focus on acting firmly against even smaller offences is based on the belief that unchecked minor crimes can pave the way for bigger ones. He says this approach has contributed to a remarkable transformation in Uttar Pradesh, with significant improvements in both law and order and the states economic growth. #BadaltaUPBadhataBharat #UPTransformation2026
Bihar, Uttar Pradesh on alert after deadly Nepal flash floods
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are on alert as floodwaters from neighbouring Nepal move towards the border, after devastating flash floods killed at least 100 and 65 people.
Maharashtra tops PV, CV sales in Q1FY27; UP leads 2W, 3W categories: Siam
Maharashtra sold the highest number of passenger and commercial vehicles in April-June in the current fiscal, while Uttar Pradesh topped in the two and three-wheeler categories, according to data by industry body SIAM. In April-June, 12.74 lakh units of passenger vehicles were sold in the country with the western zone leading the sales with 3.9 lakh units, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said. Maharashtra recorded the highest passenger vehicle sales with 1,47,440 units in Q1 FY27, followed by Uttar Pradesh (1,35,329 units), Gujarat (98,785 units), Karnataka (98,315 units) and Tamil Nadu (96,327 units). In the commercial vehicles category 2.65 lakh units were sold in the country with the western zone again leading at 91,000 units. Maharashtra topped the list with 36,433 units in the quarter, followed by Tamil Nadu (24,743 units), Karnataka (21,830 units), Gujarat (21,778 units) and Uttar Pradesh (21,161 units). In the two-wheeler segment, 56.29 lakh units were so
Maharashtra tops statewise PV, CV sales in Q1 FY27: SIAM
Maharashtra led Q1 FY27 passenger vehicle sales with 1,47,440 units, followed by Uttar Pradesh (1,35,329), Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu
2 killed as training aircraft crashes in Kanpur
A training aircraft operated by Garg Aviation crashed in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, killing a trainee pilot and an instructor. The Tecnam aircraft went down near Nathapurwa village shortly after take-off. Authorities, including the DGCA, are investigating the cause of the fatal accident.
From Rasuwa to Bihar: How Nepal's flash floods can travel into India
A flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district has raised flood concerns in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Here's how the Trishuli-Narayani-Gandak river system connects Nepal to India
Uttar Pradesh embankments secure as Nepal floodwaters flow downstream, says Minister
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Haryanvi singer-Youtuber Ankit Balyan shot dead in Uttar Pradesh; SP chief condemns attack on Jats
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav termed Balyans killing highly condemnable, saying the law and order situation had been reduced to zero and demanded investigation into possible political rivalry.
Kanpur Plane Crash: 2 Pilots Dead In Training Aircraft Crash In Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed condolences to the families of the pilots killed in the accident.
NDRF says no impact of Nepal flash floods in UP, Bihar till now; continuous vigil on
No adverse impact from Nepal flash floods has been observed in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The National Disaster Response Force is continuously monitoring the border areas and coordinating with state governments. Twenty NDRF teams are deployed on the ground for potential relief and rescue operations. India has already sent humanitarian aid and disaster relief cargo to Nepal. Additional NDRF rescuers are on standby for deployment if requested by Nepal.
Nepal Flash Flood Kills Hundreds, Leaves Many Missing; Bihar, UP On High Alert
A glacial collapse devastated Nepal, while downstream waters prompted heightened flood preparedness across Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
Who was Ankit Balyan? All about the Haryanvi singer who was shot outside his gym in Shamli
Haryanvi singer and YouTuber Ankit Balyan was shot dead outside a gym in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district on Wednesday evening. According to the police, unidentified attackers opened fire at him before fleeing the spot.Balyan was a popular name in the Haryanvi music industry, with each of his YouTube videos garnering over 1-3 crore views.
Nepal flash floods swept five wild elephants, including two young calves, into powerful currents before they reached Girijapuri Barrage in Uttar Pradesh. IAS officer Supriya Sahu said three adult elephants stayed with the struggling calves and fought the rushing water to protect them. Forest and Irrigation Department teams reduced the water force and safely guided the herd back into the forest.
Uttar Pradesh Tops National Chart with 78% of Pending Fast-Track Court Cases, RTI Data Reveals
Adobe to Offer Free Express, AI Skill-Building Resources Across Government Schools in India
Adobe on Thursday announced a new education initiative in India that will bring free access to Adobe Express for Education to government schools, through Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the respective state governments. The programme covers seven states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Assam and Goa and expand Adobe's K-12 reach. The company said that it will provide access to its digital media app, along with resources focused on digital creativity and AI skills.
UP ATS Probes Bank Accounts, Foreign Funding Of 16,000 Unfunded Madrasas
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has begun checking the bank accounts, funding sources and student records of thousands of madrasas across the state following an intelligence input, according to a report by Jagran. The probe is focused particularly on around 16,000 madrasas that operate without government funding. Authorities are examining how these institutions are [] The post UP ATS Probes Bank Accounts, Foreign Funding Of 16,000 Unfunded Madrasas appeared first on The Commune .
Nepal Flood Live Updates: Toll climbs to 168
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE Updates: At least 168 people have died and more than 1,100 remain missing after a glacial collapse triggered devastating flash floods and mudslides along the Nepal-China border, destroying roads, bridges and settlements and leaving hundreds of foreign travellers unaccounted for.Nepals National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority said Thursday that 165 bodies had been recovered from flood-affected areas near the Bhotekoshi river at the Nepal-China border. Identification of the victims was under way.Also read: Nepal flash floods: List of nationalities of missing touristsChinas Xinhua News Agency reported three deaths and 558 missing people in Tibet after mudslides struck Gyirong county. Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said 260 of those reported missing in Tibet were foreigners and that two villagers had been rescued.Glacial collapse triggered sudden flood surgeNepals disaster management authorities separately said 579 travellersincluding 466 foreigners and 113 Nepaliswere missing from the affected area. The combined figure of more than 1,100 reported missing people reflects separate updates from Nepal and Tibet and may include figures that authorities are still working to reconcile.The disaster struck on Wednesday after an ice-and-rock mass collapsed in the Himalayas, sending a sudden surge of water and debris down the Lhende Khola river system. The flood swept through communities in Nepals Rasuwa district and affected Tibets Gyirong county near the border.Videos and drone footage showed muddy floodwaters washing away roads and bridges, burying vehicles and damaging buildings. Nepals Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority said as many as 80 bridges and 40 kilometres of paved highway had been damaged or swept away.At least 83 security personnel, including members of the police and armed forces, were also reported missing in Nepal. Hundreds of people have been rescued by helicopter, although damaged infrastructure, difficult terrain and widespread debris have slowed relief operations.The United States Geological Survey initially reported a magnitude 4.4 earthquake near Kathmandu but later revised its assessment, saying the seismic event was caused by a glacial collapse and debris flow rather than an earthquake.The USGS said the collapse triggered subsequent catastrophic impacts downstream. Climate experts at the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development said an avalanche from a glacier likely caused the flash flood.Water levels in the Trishuli river rose by as much as nine metres within half an hour, the experts said.Also read: Nepal floods: 37 from Tamil Nadu, 32 from West Bengal, 77 Isha Foundation members among those missingIndia places Bihar and Uttar Pradesh on alertIndia has placed Bihar and Uttar Pradesh on alert for possible flash flooding. About 5,000 people were evacuated in Bihar after flood warnings were issued, according to the earlier AP report.India is also coordinating with Nepal on rescue and relief efforts, amid reports that 133 Indian pilgrims travelling to Mount Kailash were among those missing.Australias Foreign Minister Penny Wong said at least 34 Australians involved in pilgrimage and hiking groups remained unaccounted for.We understand these Australians were part of separate pilgrimage and tour groups, Wong said.Malaysias Foreign Ministry said 55 Malaysians in Kathmandu were unreachable because severe infrastructure damage had disrupted communication. It said there was no official confirmation of Malaysian casualties.Roads, bridges and villages swept awayThe floods struck rapidly in the morning, when many residents were preparing to leave for work.When I reached Dhunge bazaar, in half an hour, the flood came and damaged all the market. People were preparing to go to office then, resident Shoyam Rajbhandari said. How many people are missing or dead, we dont know.Videos showed what appeared to be the second floors of buildings in Nepals hard-hit areas covered in mud. Debris was left hanging from tree branches and power lines, while vehicles were buried under sediment.Rescue teams have been working to reach communities cut off by damaged roads and bridges. The United Nations, Red Cross and other organisations are coordinating humanitarian assistance.In Tibet, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for an all-out rescue effort. Xinhua reported that a Y-20 transport aircraft from the Western Theater Command Air Force was carrying a guidance team to help organise rescue operations in Gyirong county.A recurring Himalayan dangerThe Lhende Khola river system has flooded twice in 14 months. Last year, a glacial lake in Tibet overflowed after high temperatures, killing nine people and damaging critical infrastructure, including a bridge connecting Nepal and China.The Lhende Khola has flooded twice in 14 months, this time triggered by an ice rock avalanche from a glacier on the Nepal side that blocked the river and released a sudden surge downstream, said Saswata Sanyal, a disaster risk reduction specialist.He stressed the importance of early-warning systems in a warming Himalaya.Researchers have found that glaciers across the Hindu Kush Himalaya are melting faster, with ice loss rates doubling since 2000. Experts warn that rising temperatures, intense monsoons and unstable ice formations could make similar disasters more frequent across South Asia.What happenedA glacial collapse sent ice, rocks and debris into the Lhende Khola river system.The resulting flash flood swept through parts of Nepals Rasuwa district and Tibets Gyirong county.The USGS later ruled out an earthquake as the cause.Experts said the flood wave reached exceptional speed and magnitude.Casualties and missing personsNepal has recovered 165 bodies, with identification under way.Tibet has reported three deaths and 558 missing people.Nepal has reported 579 missing travellers, including 466 foreigners and 113 Nepalis.More than 1,100 people are reported missing across the two affected areas, although the figures remain subject to verification.At least 83 Nepalese security personnel are among those reported missing.Foreign nationals affectedNepalese tourism officials earlier said 133 Indians travelling on pilgrimage to Mount Kailash were missing. The list also included 47 Americans, 34 Australians, 33 Britons and 24 Canadians.The US State Department said it was working with local authorities to assist affected Americans and providing $500,000 in emergency funding, according to the Bloomberg report.Australia said it was coordinating with Nepal, the United Nations, the Red Cross and other organisations on a humanitarian response.The Himalayan range contains some of the worlds largest remaining glaciers and supplies water to millions of people. Its steep valleys are also vital transport and economic corridors but remain highly vulnerable to flash floods, landslides and glacial lake outbursts.The latest disaster has renewed concerns over the safety of communities and infrastructure across a rapidly warming Himalayan region.
IMD Weather Update: India Meteorological Department (IMD), while releasing the weather bulletin for today i.e. 27th August, has predicted heavy to very heavy rain in 13 states of the country. Along with this, a warning has been issued in many states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal about strong storm, lightning and wind [] The post IMD Weather Update: IMD gave alert of heavy rain in these 15 states along with UP-Bihar, storm will come at the speed of 40 kmph first appeared on informalnewz .
Nepal floods: Villagers in Bihar-UP anxious after alert
Villages along the Uttar Pradesh-Bihar border are on high alert following devastating flash floods in Nepal, with authorities monitoring the Gandak River for potential downstream surges and the NDRF deploying 20 teams for preparedness.
Mayawati Questions UP Governments Job Announcement for Youth
Lucknow, August 27: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati has raised questions regarding the Uttar Pradesh governments announcement to provide one lakh government jobs to youth in the next six months. She stated that this announcement appears to be more of an electoral tactic. Mayawati emphasized that the appointments should be free from issues like ... Read more Mayawati Questions UP Governments Job Announcement for Youth
Nepal Floods: UP, Bihar, Uttarakhand on High Alert as Death Toll Rises to 160
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Uttarakhand have stepped up flood preparedness after a devastating flash flood in Nepals Bhote Koshi River left at least 160 people dead and hundreds of tourists, including 133 Indians, reportedly missing. The disaster in Nepals Rasuwa district has triggered concerns in neighbouring Indian states as additional water could flow into rivers [] The post Nepal Floods: UP, Bihar, Uttarakhand on High Alert as Death Toll Rises to 160 appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
UPTET 2026 result declared: Over 13 lakh qualify, what comes next?
The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) has announced the UP TET Result 2026 on Aug 26. Candidates can check their results on the official website
Who Was Ankit Baliyan? Haryanvi Singer Shot Dead Outside Gym
Ankit Baliyan had just finished his evening gym session in Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, when he walked towards his car on Wednesday. He never reached it. Three to four assailants opened fire, letting off nearly 20 rounds in under two minutes, and
The devastating floods in Nepal have left at least 163 people dead so far , and over 750 are reported missing as the calamitytriggered a heightened alert in neighbouring Indian states, with authorities in nine districts of Bihar and seven districts of Uttar Pradesh stepping up preparedness amid fears of a rise in river levels.
Ankit Baliyan Murder: 'Bhari Court Mein Goli Marenge' Singer Was Shot 18 Times In UP's Shamli
Haryanvi singer and actor Ankit Baliyan shot dead in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district on Wednesday evening while he was leaving from a gym with preliminary information indicating that around 18 rounds were fired at him. The incident took place at around
Haryanvi singer, Youtuber Ankit Balyan shot dead outside gym in UP's Shamli
Youtuber and Haryanvi singer Ankit Balyan was shot dead by unidentified assailants outside a gym in Shamli district on Wednesday evening, police said. Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav termed Balyan's killing highly condemnable, saying the law and order situation had been reduced to zero and demanded investigation into possible political rivalry. The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister also called it an attack on the Jat community. The incident took place in the Kotwali police station area when Balyan was coming out of the gym, they said. Speculation was rife that Balyan was planning to contest upcoming panchayat polls, but there was no official confirmation from authorities or his associates immediately on it and if that could be the reason behind his killing. Superintendent of Police M P Singh told reporters that police rushed to the spot after receiving information about the shooting. The body has been sent for a post-mortem examination, and an investigation is .
Nearly 160 killed, over 750 missing in Nepal flash floods
Kathmandu, Aug 26: Nearly 160 people were killed and over 750, including 133 Indian nationals, remain missing after a massive flash flood originating in Tibet swept through central Nepal on Wednesday, devastating several towns and villages, washing away critical bridges, and crippling a dozen hydropower projects. Nepal Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal told the parliament that an earthquake hit the Tibet region at 8:37 am (local time) and the flash floods were reported three minutes later, suggesting the tremors may have caused a glacial outburst which triggered the floods. The flood surged through the Bhote Koshi River affecting Rasuwa and Dhading districts bordering Tibet, officials said. The massive flood entered the Trishuli River through the Bhote Koshi in Timure, a border-town in Rasuwa district, due to the rockslide and swelling of the Lhende River situated along the Nepal-Tibet border, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority said. It then spread along the river course to other districts like Nuwakot, Chitawan, Gorkha, Tanahu and Nawalparasi East, covering areas ranging from around 70 km to nearly 200 km from capital Kathmandu. The Nepal Police in a social media post said 157 people died in the flash flood that hit the Himalayan nation. The Nepal government said around 500 were missing, while Chinas state-run CGTN news channel said three people were dead and 265 were missing on the Chinese side of the border. Videos from the affected areas showed a powerful surge of muddy water, rocks and debris sweeping through the border region, with people seen fleeing as the torrent moved towards buildings and vehicles. In one clip, a four-storey structure could be seen being swept away by the raging waters, while another showed a car floating in fast-moving floodwaters in Rasuwa. Another video clip showed a long bridge broken into two by the sheer force of water. Other video clips showed bridges being pounded by powerful currents before collapsing and being swept away. In Dhading district, a video showed floodwaters striking a bridge before the structure collapsed and was carried away. Another video showed muddy water rapidly engulfing a bridge and sweeping it away in about 30 seconds. Around 100 people have been rescued from different parts of the affected areas, officials said. Of them, 30 are undergoing treatment at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to his Nepalese counterpart Balendra Shah and assured him of all possible humanitarian assistance to deal with the situation. New Delhi has already sent the first tranche of relief supplies to the neighbouring nation. The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu issued emergency numbers for assistance and information related to Indian nationals affected by the flash floods. In a post on X, it said people can contact +977 985 131 6807 or +977 970 910 7500. The Embassy of India has remained engaged with the relevant authorities of the Government of Nepal for early rescue and relief for Indian nationals affected by the flash floods that took place in Nepal, it said in another post on X, adding rescue and relief efforts continue to be strengthened in coordination with the Nepal government. The Nepal Tourism Board also issued similar numbers, including the toll-free emergency number 1234, hotline 1144 and Tourist Police number 9851289445 for help. In Beijing, the Embassy of India also issued a helpline number 0086 185 1428 4905, which can also be contacted through WhatsApp. At least 133 Indians and 37 NRIs are among the nearly 500 persons missing, officials said. At least 50 of the Indians were pilgrims for the Kailash Manasarovar Yatra Isha Foundation, a non-profit organisation based out of India, said 77 of its members who were at an immigration centre were missing. There has been no official information on the whereabouts of any of the people who were at the immigration office, said its founder Sadhguru, adding that 495 people have returned safely. The Nepal government later said the entire staff of that particular immigration centre are out of contact. Thirty-seven missing tourists are from Thanjavur, authorities in Tamil Nadu said. Several other Indian states - including Uttar Pradesh and Kerala - issued helpline numbers as well, fearing their residents could be among the stranded ones in Nepal. Other than the Indians and NRIs, the remaining missing tourists were from more than two dozen countries including the US, Malaysia, the UK, South Africa, Australia and the Netherlands. Over and above that, 80 security personnel, including 44 Nepal Army personnel, have gone missing across various locations, Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal informed the House of Representatives. The flash flood damaged eight operational hydropower projects with a total capacity of 354 MW and five under-construction projects located in Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts, according to a statement by the Independent Power Producers' Association Nepal (IPPAN). The major operational hydropower projects damaged by the floods include Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project (111 MW), Sanjen Khola Hydropower Project (78 MW) and Upper Trishuli 3A (60 MW). According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, Wednesday's flooding was not caused by rainfall in Rasuwa. Nepal's Flood Forecasting Division said in a post on X in the afternoon: According to information received from the Chinese side, since the lake at the river blockage site has not yet been fully drained, the risk remains in the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli areas and asked people to stay away from the rivers and remain in safe places. Even though the lake has not been fully drained at the site where the river is blocked, the risk persists in the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli areas, and people are urged to stay away from the river and remain in safe locations until the next update is issued, the NDRRMA said in a post on X later in the day. The Kathmandu Post said flooding in the Bhote Koshi River washed away the 42-km road linking Betrawati in Nuwakot with the Rasuwagadhi border crossing in Rasuwa. The government later said 19 motorable bridges were washed away in the flash floods on Wednesday. Nepal Army, Armed Police Force and Nepal Police personnel were mobilised in the affected areas to carry out rescue and relief work after an emergency meeting chaired by Nepal PM Shah to assess the situation. Extending condolences to those who lost life and sympathy to the bereaved family members, Shah wished for speedy recovery of those injured in the tragic incidents, according to a statement released by the government. He directed officials to provide all necessary assistance to those affected. The Nepal Army mobilised 12 helicopters to conduct search and rescue operations after the flash flood. Six people were rescued from Syaphrubesi, two from Mailung and four from Dhunche, all in Rasuwa district, according to a Nepal Army statement. The Nepal Army has also established a treatment centre at the Military Training Centre No 1 in Trishuli, where medical personnel from the army are providing emergency medical treatment to affected people, the statement said. An Army MI-17 helicopter equipped with an Emergency Medical Rescue Team was also mobilised towards the district hospital in Trishuli, it added. Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday ordered all-out efforts to search for and rescue people missing after the devastating flash floods. A total of 145 officers and soldiers from the Xigaze detachment of the People's Armed Police have been sent to the affected border port to assist with emergency response operations. Xi called for efforts to evacuate residents at risk and provide timely medical treatment to the injured to minimise casualties. Xi also stressed the need to strengthen monitoring and early warning, ensure scientific rescue operations and guard against secondary disasters. State-run Global Times reported that the local government had dispatched personnel to the disaster-hit area, where communications had been cut off. Nepalese President Ramchandra Paudel expressed sorrow over the loss of life and property due to the flash flood in Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts. Last year too, two catastrophic floods hit Bhote Koshi, wreaking havoc in Rasuwa and killing at least 10 people. Late in the evening, Prime Minister Shah thanked Prime Minister Modi for his warm words of solidarity and offering all possible humanitarian assistance to the flood-hit country for the rescue and relief operations.
IMD forecasts widespread rain, thunderstorms across India till September 1
IMD forecasts widespread rainfall across several states till September 1, with heavy rain likely in parts of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and the Northeast
Uttar Pradeshs Startup Ecosystem Event to Promote Job Creation Culture
Lucknow, August 27: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will preside over the Uttar Pradesh Startup Ecosystem Event 2026 at Lok Bhawan on Thursday. This initiative aims to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the state, strengthening the startup ecosystem. Various stakeholders, including startups and incubators, will participate in the event. Prior to the event, CM Yogi emphasized ... Read more Uttar Pradeshs Startup Ecosystem Event to Promote Job Creation Culture
1 Kashmir-tested antibiotic among 199 samples flagged in CDSCOs July alert
Srinagar, Aug 26:A Cefpodoxime dispersible tablet sample tested through DTL, Dalgate Srinagar has failed description test, and is listed among the 199 flagged samples found Not of Standard Quality by Central Drugs Standards Control Organisation (CDSCO). The country-wide alert includes medicines, cosmetics and medical devices found NSQ or misbranded. One product, Diabetes All Powder has been declared spurious. The spurious drug sample tested at Chattrapati Sambhajinagar Lab in Maharashtra raises serious concerns about a formulation that was being sold for life-threatening disease diabetes. The CDSCO has a robust network of laboratories across states and UTs for ensuing quality healthcare formulations, disposables, devices and other items in healthcare. The batch of Cefpodoxime Dispersible Tablets Nexopod-100DT is an antibiotic sample reported by the Drug Testing Laboratory (DTL), Dalgate, Srinagar. It has been included among 199 drug, cosmetic and medical-device samples flagged by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) in its July 2026 State Drug Alert. The antibiotic sample was recorded as failing the Description test. The product Cefpodoxime Dispersible Tablets Nexopod -100DT, with batch number BL-033E25 is the NSQ sample listed. Its manufacturing date is listed as May-2025, while the expiry is Apr-2027. The manufacturer has been identified as Austin Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Antibiotics remain among the medicines routinely used across clinics and hospitals. The CDSCO's July alert covers a broad range of pharmaceutical and healthcare products, including antibiotics, antidiabetics, antihypertensives, analgesics, gastrointestinal medicines, cardiovascular drugs, corticosteroids, antiepileptics, vitamin and mineral preparations, including injections. It also lists medical devices and cosmetic products. The 199 samples have been flagged under different categories of quality and compliance failures, involving parameters such as assay, dissolution, disintegration, identification, description, pH, sterility, uniformity of weight, content of active ingredients and compliance with label claims. Many products have been classified as misbranded. The July list contains several other antibiotic formulations including Cefixime Dispersible Tablets IP. Many formulations of Amoxycillin and Potassium Clavulanate Tablets IP, a commonly prescribed antibiotic combination have failed quality tests. A Levofloxacin Tablets IP 500 mgandCefpodoximeProxetil-Clavulanic Acid have also been listed as NSQ. Pantoprazole Tablets IP, manufactured by Finecure Pharmaceuticals, is among the products listed, alongside Methotrexate Tablets IP 7.5 mg manufactured by Macmillon Pharmaceuticals, Calcium and Vitamin D3 Tablets IP manufactured by Cureza Healthcare, Pregabalin Capsules IP 300 mg manufactured by Divine Medicare, Itraconazole 100 mg manufactured by MK Healthcare. The July alert also includes Calcium and Vitamin D3 Tablets IP. Failures extend to injections and topical medicines. Shockingly, Oxytocin Injection IP 5 IU/ml. The July 2026 State Drug Alert reflects quality-control findings reported by laboratories across multiple jurisdictions, including Punjab, Rajasthan, Odisha, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Jharkhand, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Chandigarh.
NDRF deploys 20 teams as Nepal flash floods threaten Gandak river in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh
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Upholding the Constitution: Dharmshila Gupta Responds to Owaisis Comments on Hijab Ruling
Patna, August 27: BJP MP Dharmshila Gupta has responded to Asaduddin Owaisis objections regarding the Allahabad High Courts hijab ruling. She also addressed Dimple Yadavs promise of providing 40,000 annually to women in Uttar Pradesh, flood preparedness in Bihar, and the appointment of Nisha Singh as the state president of the BJP Mahila Morcha. Gupta ... Read more Upholding the Constitution: Dharmshila Gupta Responds to Owaisis Comments on Hijab Ruling
SP Leader Questions Law and Order in Uttar Pradesh Following Ayodhya Incident
Ayodhya, August 27: The Samajwadi Party (SP) has been raising concerns about the law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh. This comes in the wake of a violent incident in Ayodhya that resulted in one death. The SP has accused the state government of failing to maintain law and order. In response, BJP legislator Ved ... Read more SP Leader Questions Law and Order in Uttar Pradesh Following Ayodhya Incident
New Delhi, August 27: Concerns are rising in India following the devastating floods in Nepals Rasuwagadhi region, particularly affecting the Bhotekoshi River. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reached out to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath regarding the situation. Relief and rescue agencies have been put on high ... Read more Nepal Flood Disaster: Amit Shah Engages with Bihar and UP Chief Ministers, Relief Agencies on High Alert
Manoj Pandey Questions Dimple Yadavs Promises for Womens Welfare
Lucknow, August 27: Uttar Pradesh Cabinet Minister Manoj Pandey has sharply criticized the promise made by Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav and his wife Dimple Yadav to provide financial assistance of 40,000 to women under the proposed Stree Samman Samriddhi Yojana. He questioned why such initiatives were not announced when the Samajwadi Party was in ... Read more Manoj Pandey Questions Dimple Yadavs Promises for Womens Welfare
Adarshs ton goes in vain as Kanpur Superstars suffer another defeat
Husband-wife gang held for 50 lakh Axis Bank fraud using forged cheques
Haryanvi singer, YouTuber Ankit Baliyan shot dead outside Shamli gym; Protests erupt
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BBAU to honour achievers at convocation on Aug 29
After three-year gap, BBAU to hold convocation for four batches on Aug 29
After UPT20 heroics, Zeeshan off to Duleep Trophy
Women voters emerge as UP's next political battleground
Uttar Pradesh parties are now targeting women voters with new welfare measures. The Samajwadi Party and BJP unveiled competing schemes on the same day. Recent elections show women voters are increasingly influential across social divides. Both parties are adding a gender dimension to their caste-based outreach strategies. Women-centric welfare has become a significant electoral template in Indian politics.
Chief of Air Staff to interact with students, residents in Gorakhpur village today
Bihar and UP on high alert after Nepal disaster
In the wake of severe flash floods affecting various districts in Nepal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh have entered a state of high alert. Authorities are taking swift action, including relocating residents from at-risk zones. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has promised comprehensive central support, while teams from the National Disaster Response Force are being dispatched for critical relief and rescue efforts.
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited is expanding its e-commerce operations. The company plans to deliver groceries along with LPG cylinders to customers. BPCL aims to capture digital transactions by launching its own payment gateway. Its existing retail network and LPG distributorships will be utilized for this venture. Pilot projects are underway in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.
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50k UG girl students to get scooters in Oct-Nov: Yogi
Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], August 26: IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) successfully concluded its 10-Day International Faculty Development Programme (IFDP) on Global Pedagogical Excellence and Research Leadership, held from 22nd July to 1st August 2026 through online live interactive sessions. The programme brought together distinguished academicians and research leaders from Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Government []
World Bank delegation reviews digital, climate-smart farming in Varanasi
In city of salvation, flooded ghats turn rooftops into cremation grounds
Missing man found inside quilt cover; kin allege assault
DIG suspends five cops for laxity in robbery case
10-year-old boy drowns in rainwater filled pit
Man held for sharing CSAM online
ISKCON deities to wear Rs 5L outfits for Janmashtami, designed by intl designers
Maya urges restraint on hijab row, calls for respecting all faiths
No more fare worries: Elderly women hail Yogi for free travel scheme
Green Park stadium: LED panels raised to curb waterlogging
Fire guts over dozen vehicles in Ola showroom
Body found on Ganga Barrage highway
Fake RAF constable uses womans account for cyber fraud transactions
Missing mans body found along railway track
Man arrested for uploading objectionable post on social media
UP has youngest bus fleet in country: Minister
Several parts of city came to standstill due to heavy rainfall, turning residential areas into pools
BJP not just a party, but a movement: OBC Morcha chief
The silence between generations: Why Indian families fail at care conversations
Govt cancels land allotted to 2 thermal power projects in Kanpur Dehat
Projects Approved By Maya Govt Never Took Off In 15 Years
KMC tender scam: SIT visits KMC HQ, seizes documents
Wall collapse in Unnao, Banda; 4 of 2 families killed
Eid-Milad-un-Nabi procession taken out in city on occasion of Prophet Muhammads birthday
