Congress' next release: Unity tests for brass
Congress leadership faces difficult tasks uniting party units for upcoming elections. Internal rifts in Punjab Congress create uncertainty about leadership and party unity. New appointments in Uttar Pradesh raise questions about alliance strategies with Samajwadi Party. Uttarakhand Congress struggles with internal divisions and a lack of mass leadership. The party's success hinges on Rahul Gandhi's approach to these critical challenges.
Uttar Pradesh launches the Parivartan Yojana aimed at curbing air pollution in the NCR region. Buyers of new electric and BS-VI vehicles will enjoy a complete rebate on road tax, while purchasers of used electric and BS-VI vehicles will benefit from a fifty percent concession. Additionally, older trucks and buses will be eligible for scrapping, with tax liabilities waived. Various incentives and subsidies will support cleaner vehicle acquisitions.
Lucknow court convicts 13 Bangladeshis, 2 Rohingyas to 5-year jail term in trafficking racket
A special court convicted fifteen individuals involved in human trafficking. Thirteen Bangladeshi nationals and two Rohingyas received five years imprisonment. The syndicate facilitated illegal entry and used forged documents for passports. These passports were allegedly used to send trafficked individuals abroad. The Uttar Pradesh ATS unearthed this cross-border network nearly five years ago.
Oman Appoints Vinayak Shukla As Captain Of Men's Cirkcet Team
T20 World Cup: Oman Cricket, the governing body for the sport in the country, has appointed Indian-origin wicketkeeper-batter Vinayak Shukla as captain of the men's national team, heralding it as the start of a new chapter in the country's sporting history. Shukla, the vice-captain of the team, succeeds Jatinder Singh, who led Oman at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 in India earlier this year. Oman Cricket picked Vinayak Shukla as captain for being a key contributor to the team's growth and success over the years. Omani Cricket made the announcement of his captaincy via a social media post on Monday. A New Chapter Begins. Oman Cricket proudly announces Vinayak Shukla as the Captain of the Oman Mens Cricket Team. Having been a key contributor to the team's growth and success over the years, Vinayak now takes on the responsibility of leading the national side into its next chapter. Congratulations, Skipper Vinayak Shukla, Oman Cricket said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. The 32-year-old Vinayak Shukla was born in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and has been playing for Oman since 2024. He made his ODI debut against Namibia on February 10, 2025, in the Asia Cup and played his maiden T20I against Qatar on December 14, 2024. Congratulations, Skipper Vinayak Shukla, Oman Cricket said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Shukla moved to Oman in 2021 in search of better opportunities, following suggestions from one of his coaches. He then took up a Data operator job at National Metal Cans to support his daily expenses. Article Source: IANS
Train instead of flight? Newlywed dies after honeymoon row; husband, family booked
A newlywed woman died by suicide after an argument over honeymoon travel plans. Her brother alleged dowry harassment and murder by her husband and family. Police registered a case against six family members for dowry death charges. The husband stated the argument was over changing flights to train tickets. Investigations are currently underway into the serious allegations made.
Ambedkar Nagar Police busted an interstate human trafficking racket on Monday. Seven accused individuals were arrested and one abducted woman was rescued unharmed. The syndicate targeted vulnerable young women with false marriage promises. These women were then taken to Rajasthan and Haryana for forced prostitution. The police recovered cash suspected to be proceeds from the trafficking.
Uttar Pradesh Cabinet clears Startup Mission 2026, new data centre policy, cashless medical cover for Home Guards, university approvals, and renames Jalalabad as Parshurampuri in major development push.
Another bomb threat email to ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru sparks security scare
ISRO Headquarters in Bengaluru was placed on high alert following a bomb threat email received Sunday night. Staff were evacuated and a thorough search conducted, but no explosives were found, deeming the threat a hoax. This incident follows a similar false alarm last week, which was traced to Uttar Pradesh. Police are now investigating the origin of the latest email.
Amarnath pilgrim dies of snakebite in Jammu
Jammu, Jul 06: A 42-year-old Amarnath pilgrim died after allegedly being bitten by a snake here on Sunday, officials said. Amit Kumar, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, reportedly suffered a snakebite at Bhagwati Nagar base camp around 2.30 am and was immediately rushed to Government Medical College hospital for treatment, the officials said. They said his condition deteriorated during the treatment and later breathed his last. The body was shifted to the hospital for post-mortem and further legal formalities, the officials said. They said authorities are taking necessary steps to ensure safety measures within the camp to prevent similar incidents.
Months before elections, UP cabinet renames Jalalabad to Parshurampuri
Uttar Pradesh's Jalalabad has been officially renamed Parshurampuri, a decision greenlit by the UP Cabinet. This move, fulfilling a long-standing demand, recognizes the town as the birthplace of Lord Parshuram. The name change, occurring months before state elections, aligns with the government's broader agenda of reclaiming religious heritage sites. The process involved proposals and approvals from both state and central governments.
In addition to families in India, support under the humanitarian rehabilitation package also reached the family of the deceased worker in Sri Lanka Daughter of deceased worker from Mau, Uttar Pradesh, was offered support to pursue nursing and future job opportunity in the UAE The Rs. 2.6 crore humanitarian relief package announced by UAE-Based Indian entrepreneur Dr Shamsheer Vayalil for families affected by Dubai’s Emirates Road tragedy has reached the homes of deceased workers in India’s Telangana and Uttar Pradesh. Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil’s representatives hand over support to the parents of late Thirupathi Gollapally in Telangana The relief initiative follows a road accident that occurred in Dubai in June, when a minibus carrying workers collided with a stationary truck, leaving seven dead and nine injured. The victims were later identified as migrant workers, and the accident prompted grief and support efforts across the UAE and India. Family of late Abdul Rasheed at their home in Kopaganj, Uttar Pradesh Representatives from Dr. Shamsheer’s office visited the families of the six Indian workers who died in the accident. They traveled across rural Telangana and Uttar Pradesh to meet the bereaved families, convey their condolences and support, and hand over the financial assistance. A representative also visited the family of the Sri Lankan worker who lost his life in the accident. Under the humanitarian recovery program, the family of each deceased worker is receiving Rs. 26 lakh. Further education support for children from the affected families is being assessed and will be coordinated directly with the families. Support Reaches Rural homes in Telangana The three workers from Telangana were Saleem Sayyed Hussain, 51, from Namilikonda in Jagitial district, Abdul Rafiq Abdul Raheem, 37, from Kaddam in Nirmal district, and Thirupathi Gollapally Chandraiah, 23, from Thakkallapalle in Jagitial district. Saleem is survived by his wife, Sayyad Goreebee, and three children. Family members said he had gone to the UAE around two-and-a-half months ago to build a better home and support his children’s education. One of his children has health-related challenges, while marriage discussions had begun for his elder daughter. Thirupathi’s parents spoke about the hopes they had placed in their son, who had gone to the UAE for the first time around seven months ago. He would call home and speak about adjusting to work and life abroad, including the challenges of outdoor work. Abdul Rafiq is survived by his wife, Raziya Begum, and their young daughter, Rida Fathima. His family and villagers remember him as a warm and helpful person. His father, Abdul Rahan, who had lost two other children in a road accident in Telangana in 2015, said the latest tragedy has left the family struggling to rebuild life once again. Families in UP Recall Unfinished Dreams In Uttar Pradesh, the visits covered the families of Abdul Rasheed Zakir Husain, 38, from Kopaganj in Mau district, Markandey Chauhan Bhajjan Chauhan, 39, from Khurahat in Mau district, and Mohammad Saqib Liyaqat Ali, 31, from Sahaspur in Bijnor district. In Khurahat, Mau, Markandey’s family recalled his long years of work in the Gulf and his dreams for his children. He is survived by his wife, Sarswati Devi, and three children, including 17-year-old Ankita Chauhan, who recently completed Grade 12. During the visit, Dr. Shamsheer, Founder and Chairman of VPS Health , connected with the family over a video call. When Ankita shared that she wished to pursue BSc Nursing, Dr. Shamsheer said, “ We will support you to complete your education. Study well and complete the course. We will be happy to bring you here after that. Markandey ji will be remembered every day through you .” At Kopaganj, Abdul Rasheed’s family said he had left home exactly two months before the news of the accident reached them. He is survived by his wife, Farida Khatoon, and three young daughters. “He had told us this would be his last journey abroad to find a job, and that once he returned, he would not go again,” said Mohammed Aamir, his wife’s brother. The family said Abdul Rasheed wanted to educate his children and improve the small house in which they currently live. In Sahaspur, Bijnor, Mohammad Saqib’s family said he had gone to Dubai for the first time around eight months ago after working as an aluminium fabricator. He hoped to support his mother and sisters and stayed on despite challenges, hoping the UAE would help him build stability for the family. The support also reached Sri Lanka, where a representative from Dr. Shamsheer’s office traveled from Colombo to Mullaitivu district to meet the family of Samuvel Rengasami, 34, the sole breadwinner of his family. He is survived by his wife, Rajarathnaraja Jeevarani, and a young daughter. Nine Injured Workers Also Receive Financial Assistance Financial support has also been extended to the nine injured survivors in coordination with the workers’ employer, with the amount distributed based on the severity of their injuries and recovery needs. Among the injured survivors, eight are Indian nationals, including three from Uttar Pradesh, two from Rajasthan, and one each from Kerala, Telangana, and Bihar. One injured worker is a Nepali national. Four of them received the amount in the UAE, while three others who are currently in India have had the support transferred to their accounts. Two critically injured workers, who are still undergoing treatment at a hospital in Dubai, have also received the support in their accounts.
Small dairies, big impact: The story of Uttar Pradesh's Mini Nandini scheme
In Uttar Pradesh, the dairy industry is booming thanks to the Yogi government's commitment to cow welfare and enhancing fodder resources. Programs like the 'Mini Nandini Krishak Samriddhi Yojana' are empowering local youth, women, and small farmers to set up dairy operations. This multifaceted approach promotes economic growth, job creation, and secures Uttar Pradesh's status as a powerhouse in milk production.
UP's dairy advancements redefine agriculture; strategic policy reforms drive growth
Uttar Pradesh has significantly boosted its milk production, reaching 388 lakh tonnes by 2024-25, solidifying its leadership in India's dairy sector. Through policy reforms, infrastructure upgrades, and empowering women, the state is building a modern, farmer-centric dairy economy. Initiatives like the Nand Baba Dugdh Mission and support for women-led producer companies are driving this transformation, enhancing rural livelihoods and economic growth.
Protecting rights, restoring dignity: How Uttar Pradesh supports SC/ST atrocity victims
Uttar Pradesh is stepping up efforts to aid Scheduled Caste and Tribe victims of crimes. Under the leadership of CM Yogi Adityanath, the state offers urgent financial support ranging from Rs 85,000 to Rs 8.25 lakh, as well as rehabilitation efforts. Over the last seven years, a staggering Rs 1,447 crore has been distributed to ensure timely help and legal backing for victims, upholding their dignity and protecting their rights.
Uttar Pradesh's fisheries boom: Infrastructure, innovation and rural growth
In recent years, Uttar Pradesh has established itself as a key player in India's inland fisheries sector. This transformation stems from targeted investments in aquaculture and fish seed production, coupled with advancements in infrastructure. National programs like PMMSY have catalyzed an increase in fish production, elevated farmer income, and bolstered nutritional security.
Lucknow's rise: Making of a modern economic hub
Lucknow has emerged as a vibrant economic hub, fueled by robust infrastructure projects and substantial public investments. With Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at the helm, the city features enhanced urban mobility thanks to Metro services and airport expansions, along with improved road networks. The growing defence and IT industries, along with a revitalized cultural atmosphere and strong law enforcement, make Lucknow an attractive destination for modern investment.
Free education initiative in UP: JPNSV scheme offers free residential education
Uttar Pradesh's Jai Prakash Narayan Sarvodaya Vidyalaya scheme offers free, quality residential education to disadvantaged students from Classes VI to XII. With 101 schools providing boarding, meals, uniforms, and books, these institutions are expanding access to education. Recent initiatives include free coaching for competitive exams and improved teaching quality, leading to outstanding academic results and surging demand for admissions.
Questioning the hype around Uttar Pradeshs revenue surplus in 10 charts
While Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath often highlights U.P.s revenue surplus as a major achievement, its spending pattern shows why it may in fact be an indication of a deeper problem the developing State faces.
Eight-year-old girl raped by two minors in Uttar Pradeshs Shamli
Circle Officer Jitendra Singh said a case has been registered against the two minor boys under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
Amarnath Yatra Pilgrim Dies After Snakebite at Jammu Base Camp
A 42-year-old devotee from Uttar Pradesh was undergoing treatment at GMC Jammu after being bitten by a snake at Bhagwati Nagar camp
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust treasurer Govind Dev Giri has broken his silence on the donation embezzlement row, stating local trustees supervised cash counting and audit reports are secure. He emphasized the need for a fair investigation to bring culprits to justice, expressing deep hurt over the theft from devotees' offerings. Giri also clarified his personal financial dealings with the Trust, urging faith in the ongoing probe.
Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust to take call on Champat Rai's resignation today
Faith taller than mountains: Elderly pilgrims defy age, pain on Amarnath route
Baltal, Jul 05: Their steps are slow, their bodies fragile, but their faith remains taller than the snow-clad mountains they climb. At the Baltal base camp, amid freezing winds, steep rocky tracks and thin mountain air, elderly pilgrims are emerging as the most inspiring faces of the ongoing Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, proving that devotion can triumph over age, pain and physical limitations. Armed with walking sticks, wrapped in layers of woollens and often supported by family members or volunteers, senior citizens from across the country are undertaking the difficult pilgrimage with extraordinary determination, manycallingit the journey of a lifetime. For 76-year-old Om Prakash Sharma from Rajasthan, the dream of visiting the holy cave shrine of Baba Barfani had remained unfulfilled for decades. My health is not good, and my family was worried, but I told them faith gives strength that medicines cannot. I have waited many years for this darshan. No matter how difficult the route is, Baba himself gives us the courage to walk, he said while pausing for breath near the Baltal route. Nearby, 69-year-old Shanti Devi from Uttar Pradesh, leaning on her sons shoulder, smiled despite exhaustion and cold winds sweeping through the mountains. The body becomes weak with age, but devotion never grows old. Every time we chant Har Har Mahadev, we forget the pain and tiredness, she said. Seventy-three-year-old Baldev Singh from Punjab, carrying prayer beads in his hands, said he had undergone knee surgery last year but still decided to undertake the pilgrimage. My doctor advised me to avoid difficult travel, but I had made a promise to Baba Barfani. I believe when the call comes from the shrine, nothing can stop a devotee, he said. For Savitri Bai, a 71-year-old pilgrim from Maharashtra, the yatra is deeply emotional.I lost my husband three years ago, and this pilgrimage was our shared dream. I have come here carrying his memories and prayers with me. Standing in these mountains gives peace to the soul, she said with teary eyes. Another elderly yatri, 78-year-old Ghulam Nabi from Jammu, said the atmosphere of devotion itself gives strength to continue. When you see thousands chanting the name of Baba Barfani together, you forget your pain. The mountains may test the body, but faith keeps the heart alive, he said. Across the base camp and along the trek route, similar scenes are unfolding every day. Frail pilgrims with weak knees, respiratory problems and age-related ailments are slowly making their way towards the cave shrine on ponies, palkis and on foot, refusing to allow physical hardship to weaken their resolve. Many yatris said the harsh terrain only strengthens their spiritual connection. This yatra teaches patience, surrender and faith. Every difficult step feels like a prayer, said 72-year-old Ramesh Patel from Gujarat. Security forces and rescue teams deployed along the route are also playing a crucial role in helping elderly pilgrims complete the journey safely. Deputy Inspector General CRPF Srinagar North and nodal officer for Baltal base camp praised the spirit of senior citizens undertaking the pilgrimage and said every possible assistance was being extended to them. The determination and devotion shown by elderly yatris is truly remarkable. Despite physical challenges and difficult terrain, they are moving ahead with immense faith and positivity. CRPF personnel are providing all possible assistance to ensure that elderly and frail pilgrims can continue their journey safely and comfortably up to the holy cave shrine, he said. He said personnel deployed along the Baltal route are continuously assisting senior citizens at difficult stretches while medical teams, emergency response units and support staff remain available round the clock. As chants of Bam Bam Bhole and Har Har Mahadev echo through the mountains, the elderly pilgrims continue their sacred march proving that while the body may weaken with age, faith only grows stronger with time.
Villagers recover womans body from crocs jaws in Saryu
UPPCL defends load revision, says move conforms with supply code
One killed, 11 injured as UPSRTC bus collides head-on with tractor-trolley in Bahraich
LU to restart D Litt., D Sc, LL.D progs
BJP prez meets city artists, cultural activists
Camaraderie over mango party at Pathaks house
BJP working with allies to strengthen base in UP: Nabin
Forensic experts retrieve erased CCTV footage; accused hid cash in socks, pockets
Cops Question Five Jailed Accused
Those politicising Ayodhya temple issue questioned existence of Ram, says Nabin
BJP Chief Vows to Protect Hindu Faith
Ram Temple donation theft: Accused Avinash Shukla reveals he spent 19L on family, friends
After 24 years, CBI nabslast Garhwa Fort fugitive
Traffic offender caught on cam assaulting cop, held
LMC plans new parking spaces in busy areas
Nitin Nabin's first UP trip sets BJP's tone for next year's Assembly elections
BJP President Nitin Nabin's Uttar Pradesh visit signals a strong push for unity and inclusive politics ahead of next year's assembly elections. Emphasizing grassroots work and collaboration, Nabin highlighted the state's transformation under Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Adityanath.
Fake tea factory busted in Barabanki; adulterated leaves supplied across UP, says STF
Visitors grab display stock during pack-up of mango festival
Missing teen recovered from Sitapur, Barabanki man arrested
Mythology meets Vivekananda in childrens play to mark end of BNA workshop
Rs 26 lakh cash haul probe: SIs son under scanner
Govt teacher arrested for harassing minor girl students in Sonbhadra
Two youths on bike mowed by speeding van
Mutilated body of woman found along highway in Jaunpur
Plan afoot to decongest, beautify Pandeypur crossing
VDA plans Anand Kanan Kala Gurukul to promote Kashis cultural heritage
Once Naxal-hit Markundi to become major industrial hub under Yogi plan
50-Acre Industrial Township To Create Thousands of Jobs
Body of youth found dumped along canal road
Revamped Madhuban Park opens in Rly colony
Teachers award gets no entry from 19 dists
Trust likely to overhaul financial mgmt, donation handling
VHP chief urges probe team to question oppn leaders over donation theft claims
Cites Allegations By Ram Gopal, Kejriwal, Priyanka
Two killed as car hits parked truck
First instalment of 25,863 crore under VB-GRAM G released
Uttar Pradesh received the highest allocation at 3,210.76 crore, followed by Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu, while Kerala received a considerably smaller allocation of 925.33 crore; concerns over centralised planning and high technological barrier persist
Woman returning from wedding killed in crocodile attack in UP, body found in reptile's jaws
A 55-year-old woman, Ketki, was tragically killed in a suspected crocodile attack in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district. Her body was recovered from the Saryu River after villagers spotted it in the reptile's jaws. The attack occurred as she returned from a wedding. Authorities are investigating the incident and have warned residents to avoid crocodile-prone areas.
BJP national president Nitin Nabin lambasted opposition parties for their historical views regarding the Ram Temple and Hindu sentiments, stating they have no moral high ground to question the government. He reaffirmed the party's commitment to safeguarding the beliefs of devotees, alluding to planned strategies for the 2027 elections, while praising the transformative leadership of Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Adityanath.
First monsoon rain damages link road connecting Ganga Expressway in Unnao
A crucial link road to Uttar Pradesh's Ganga Expressway in Unnao has partially collapsed after the first monsoon rains, with locals alleging substandard construction. Residents claim their concerns about the road's stability were ignored during its development. Officials stated the matter falls under UPEIDA's purview, while repair work is underway on the affected seven-meter stretch.
CBI arrests final absconding accused in 2002 Garhwa Fort idol theft and murder case after 24 years
The CBI has apprehended the final fugitive in the 2002 Garhwa Fort idol theft and murder case, bringing all four wanted individuals to justice over two decades later. Ramnarayan alias Hyder was arrested in Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh. The crime involved the brutal murder of a watchman and the theft of an ancient Buddha idol from a protected monument. This marks a significant closure for the long-standing investigation.
58 engineering colleges shut across India in 2025-26, over 950 courses discontinued: AICTE
India is witnessing a significant number of engineering colleges shutting down, with 58 institutions slated for progressive closure in the 2025-26 academic year. This move, driven by low admissions and faculty shortages, primarily impacts Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. While existing students can complete their degrees, no new admissions will be permitted, signaling a gradual end to operations for these colleges.
A significant meeting of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is on the horizon, with the potential resignations of key figures like General Secretary Champat Rai and Trustee Anil Mishra expected to dominate discussions. The Trust will also address ongoing probes into donation misuse, outline its future leadership framework, and evaluate financial reports for the next fiscal year, alongside appointing a new CEO.
80% biometric attendance now mandatory for PG dental students, check NDC official notice here
Postgraduate dental students nationwide must now achieve 80% biometric attendance to be eligible for university exams. The National Dental Commission has reiterated this existing rule, emphasizing that colleges will be held accountable for any violations. This directive follows complaints from Rajasthan, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh regarding students not meeting attendance standards, prompting a stricter enforcement of the 2017 regulations.
An organized insider operation is suspected in the alleged theft of donations for the Ram temple, with an employee identified as a central figure. Investigators are examining evidence suggesting daily cash siphoning and suspicious behavior captured on CCTV. The probe also scrutinizes the handling of precious metal donations, with significant cash recoveries reported from several accused.
58 engineering, technical colleges closed across India in 2025-26: AICTE
Over 55 engineering colleges nationwide ceased operations in the 2025-26 academic year, with existing students permitted to finish their degrees. Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra led closures with 12 institutions each. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) cited reasons like low student intake and non-compliance with norms. Additionally, nearly 1000 courses were discontinued across various technical institutions.
Wait for UP madrasa reforms report continues amid modernisation push
A crucial Uttar Pradesh government panel's madrasa reform recommendations remain overdue, impacting proposed changes to the state's education framework. The six-member committee's report, expected to guide amendments to key acts, has faced multiple extensions. While officials assure it's coming 'very soon,' the delay has caused uncertainty for aided madrasas and their teachers, especially with upcoming assembly elections.
BJP eyes repeat of 2017 Uttar Pradesh poll performance, begins strategy talks for 2027
BJP leaders met with party president Nitin Nabin to strategize for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, aiming to replicate and surpass their 2017 performance. Discussions with allies focused on strengthening the coalition and organizational base. Key leaders expressed confidence in repeating their victory, citing development and good governance as core messages, while dismissing opposition agendas. The party emphasized worker strength and welfare schemes as crucial for success.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad president Alok Kumar has urged authorities to summon opposition leaders who have publicly alleged theft of offerings at the Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir. Kumar wants leaders like Ram Gopal Yadav, Arvind Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to substantiate their claims regarding missing valuables and the scale of the alleged scam.
Celebrating Shabab Sabri: A Voice of Sufi Heritage in Bollywood
Mumbai, July 5: Shabab Sabri, born on July 6, 1979, in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has made a significant mark in Bollywood with his soulful voice. Coming from a family of renowned Sufi and Qawwali singers, including his late father, Mohammad Iqbal Sabri, and uncle, Ustad Afzal Sabri, Shabab was drawn to music from a young ... Read more Celebrating Shabab Sabri: A Voice of Sufi Heritage in Bollywood
As Aamir Khan is all set to marry his girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, an old story about one of his most unusual purchases is making headlines. In 2012, the actor bought 22 ancestral houses in Uttar Pradesh. He also shared his dream of one day trying his hand at farming and turning the property into a place for family reunions. Read on to know the reason behind it.
An emergency meeting is scheduled as the Ram temple trust grapples with a donation theft scandal. Investigations reveal early warnings were ignored, leading to the emergence of Avinash Shukla as a key accused. Significant financial improvements among suspects and potential daily theft of Rs 6-8 lakh are under scrutiny. CCTV footage and close ties between staff and trust members are also being examined.
The temple, the trust and the theft: Ram Mandir scam explained
Ram Mandir, the Sangh Parivars most totemic project in Uttar Pradeshs Ayodhya, one that received the Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) direct and sustained public endorsement, is now under major scrutiny over allegations of theft of donations from the temple trust. The controversy has reignited long-running questions about the temples construction and the BJPs decades-long politicisation 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 .
BJP Leaders Urged to Prioritize Nation Over Caste in Upcoming Elections
Lucknow, July 5: BJP National President Nitin Naveen has officially launched preparations for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, urging party MPs and MLAs to remain active among the public. He accused the opposition of indulging in caste politics and spreading confusion, asserting that the BJPs ideology is Nation First. Naveen emphasized the need for ... Read more BJP Leaders Urged to Prioritize Nation Over Caste in Upcoming Elections
Basic edu, SBI to ink MoU for social and financial security of teachers, staff
Special Bench to hear select land cases for quick disposal
UPSDM mandates AI course, newspaper reading must for trainees at skill dev
Boy dies, hosp doubts momclaims
Vama Sarathi launches book fair, reading room for police families
Free IAS-PCS residential coaching entrance exam today
School staff trained to assess student fitness scientifically
21 applicants per seat in LUs 5-yr LLB course
Bareilly Cantonment Indias first to achieve carbon-negative status
Woman climbs railway tower with 3 kids, rescued after 9 hrs
Mango fest delights eyeballs as much as tastebuds
BMWs unusual number plate leads Aashiana police to 26 cash seizure
Indias first palaeoscience film fest to be held in city from July 23-25
LDA slaps notices on 122 hotels over illegal const, fire safety
Cancer patients suffering acute amid shortage of chemo drugs
Most Onco Hosps In City Out Of Stock
UP tightens coaching centre safety rules after Aliganj fire
Firefighting gone kaput, LDA aptmts on a powder keg
Systems Never Tested Before Installation
Bulldozer, chariot, petal showers mark BJP chiefs 18-km roadshow
