This UP city now hottest place in India with mercury touching 47.6C
Banda, Uttar Pradesh, recorded the country's highest temperature at 47.6 degrees Celsius, surpassing its April record. Jhansi also exceeded 45 degrees Celsius. Heatwave conditions were concentrated in the Bundelkhand region, with thunderstorms and gusty winds expected in isolated parts of Uttar Pradesh.
If He Stays Fit, No One Can Stop Him From Playing For India: Pathan Lauds Mohsin Khan
Mohsin from Uttar Pradesh has been in impressive form, picking up nine wickets in his last four matches, including a five-wicket haul for 23 runs against KKR
Strengthening India-Nepal Relations: Uttar Pradesh Assembly Welcomes Nepalese Media Delegation
Lucknow, April 27: Satish Mahana, the Speaker of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly, emphasized the long-standing and affectionate ties between India and Nepal, rooted in religious, cultural, and social foundations. He highlighted the medias responsibility, stating that positive and balanced reporting is essential for democracy. A 20-member media delegation from Nepal visited the Uttar Pradesh Assembly ... Read more Strengthening India-Nepal Relations: Uttar Pradesh Assembly Welcomes Nepalese Media Delegation
Controversy Erupts Over Book Purchase Pressure at Hardoi School
Hardoi, April 27: A controversy is brewing in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, following allegations of mistreatment by a school principal towards a mother who opposed purchasing books from the school. The District Basic Education Officer has initiated an investigation into the matter. The principal has provided her explanation regarding the incident. The principal of New Sunbeam ... Read more Controversy Erupts Over Book Purchase Pressure at Hardoi School
IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert Across North India
New Delhi, April 27 (Udaipur Kiran): The India Meteorological Department has issued a widespread weather alert, forecasting heavy rainfall between April 28 and May 1 across several parts of the country, including more than 50 districts in Uttar Pradesh. According to the department, changing weather conditions driven by a fresh western disturbance and a developing ... Read more IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert Across North India
No laxity will be tolerated; issues must be resolved within stipulated time: Adityanath
LUCKNOW, Apr 27: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday asked officials to resolve public issues with sensitivity, making it clear that no laxity will be tolerated. At the Janata Darshan held here, he interacted with people and heard their grievances. Regarding complaints related to revenue and police matters, he said no negligence would be tolerated and that the issues must be resolved within the stipulated time, with proper communication to the affected individuals. The chief minister asked some [] The post No laxity will be tolerated; issues must be resolved within stipulated time: Adityanath appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
UP youths body retrieved from Jhelum on 5th day at Zaina Kadal
Srinagar: The body of the Uttar Pradesh youth, who had jumped into river Jhelum on April 22, was retrieved on Monday by SDRF teams at Old Zaina Kadal in Srinagar after five days of searches, officials said. An official said that SDRF QRT Jhelum teams recovered the body from the river during the operation []
Youths Body Recovered from Jhelum After 5-Day Search
SRINAGAR: The body of the Uttar Pradesh youth, who had jumped into river Jhelum on April 22, was retrieved on Monday by SDRF teams at Old Zaina Kadal in Srinagar after five days of searches, officials said. An official said that SDRF QRT Jhelum teams recovered the body from the river during the operation this []
Lucknow University students stage fee hike protest; beg for alms outside campus
Students at Lucknow University protested a recent fee hike by seeking alms outside campus, with fees for courses like LLB reportedly almost doubling. Despite assurances from the Vice-Chancellor to review and reduce the fees, students claim no action has been taken. They are appealing to the government to roll back the increase, emphasizing that many students come from humble backgrounds.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Directs Officials to Resolve Public Issues Promptly
Lucknow, April 27: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath fulfilled his commitment to public service on the last day of the assembly election campaign before heading to West Bengal. On Monday morning, during the Janata Darshan, CM Yogi listened to the grievances of citizens from across the state and instructed officials to address these issues ... Read more Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Directs Officials to Resolve Public Issues Promptly
Major Security Sabotage At Chinnaswamy During RCB-GT Match; 2 Held For Sabotaging 240 CCTV Cameras
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: In a major security lapse reported during the IPL scheduled match at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, around 240 CCTV feeds were allegedly disabled during the match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Gujarat Titans (GT). The Cubbon Park police have filed an FIR in this regard and launched a hunt for two accused persons. The police have taken the case seriously, as the sabotage was intended to cause dysfunction of cameras operating in all entrances, the perimeter camera, the corporate stand and all concourses. According to preliminary investigation findings, two individuals were identified as 37-year-old Manjunatha. E, a resident of Hiriyur in the Chitradurga district, and 19-year-old Abdul Kalam, a resident of Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, the employees of subcontractor IVS Digital Solutions, are suspected to have tampered with the surveillance system. The duo allegedly gained entry into the stadium using a deactivated access card and proceeded to the CCTV server room, where they cut connections to the Network Video Recorder (NVR) and fibre cables. The disruption resulted in a temporary loss of surveillance coverage across several critical areas of the stadium, including entry gates, concourses, and the D Corporate Stand. Authorities said that alternative security arrangements were swiftly put in place to ensure the safety of spectators and players. Despite the breach, the match concluded without any untoward incidents. The Cubbon Park police have taken up further investigation is underway to determine the motive and assess lapses in access control and security protocols. The case has been registered under BNS Sections 324 (4). The complaint in this regard has been lodged by Aditya Bhat, an employee with Staqu Technologies, Gurgaon in Haryana. According to the FIR, the accused persons have entered the stadium in the morning without pass by using deactivated card. The accused persons have intentionally damaged the NVR and fibre cables. The CCTV footage has shown the accused moving into the CCTV camera section and later moving towards the connection box near the parking area. The case has been registered under BNS Sections 324 (4). The complaint in this regard has been lodged by Aditya Bhat, an employee with Staqu Technologies, Gurgaon in Haryana. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Further investigation is underway. Article Source: IANS
IPL 2026: 2 Held For Sabotaging 240 CCTV Cameras At Chinnaswamy During RCB Vs GT Match
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: In a major security lapse during an IPL 2026 fixture, Bengaluru Police have arrested two individuals for allegedly sabotaging surveillance infrastructure at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium during the clash between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans on April 24. As per the FIR, over 240 CCTV cameras across the venue were rendered inoperable after critical systems, including Network Video Recorders (NVRs) and fibre-optic connections, were deliberately damaged. The incident led to a temporary surveillance blackout across key zones, including entry gates, concourses, and the D Corporate Stand. Authorities confirmed that backup security measures were deployed swiftly, ensuring the match concluded without disruption. A case has been registered at the Cubbon Park police station, and investigations are underway. The police have described the incident as a deliberate act of disruption. Preliminary findings indicate that the accused, 37-year-old Manjunath E from Hiriyur in Chitradurga and 19-year-old Abdul Kalam from Uttar Pradesh, were working under a subcontractor associated with IVS Digital Solutions, the firm responsible for the stadium's digital surveillance. The duo allegedly used a deactivated access card to gain entry into restricted areas, including the CCTV control room, where they carried out the sabotage. The complaint was filed by Aditya Bhat, an employee of the Gurugram-based AI surveillance company Staqu Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which is linked to the venue's monitoring systems. Evidence cited includes CCTV footage showing the suspects accessing sensitive locations, such as server rooms and connection hubs near the parking area. A complaint has been received stating that on 24.04.2026, during the RCB vs GT match held at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, more than 240 cameras went offline due to suspected deliberate tampering. Upon further investigation, it has been identified that two individuals Marajanath E. and Abrar Kalder, who are working in the subcontracting firm IVS Digital Solution, entered the stadium premises around 11:30 AM without valid passes. It is reported that these individuals intentionally mishandled and disrupted the NVR (Network Video Recorder) and fibre connections, thereby disabling the surveillance system. Additionally, they allegedly damaged all the initial setup works related to the installation. They also gained unauthorised access to restricted areas such as the server room and were seen moving suspiciously near critical zones, the FIR stated. The affected cameras covered several key security areas, including all entry gates, perimeter surveillance cameras, corporate boxes, all concourse areas. Furthermore, they reportedly accessed the switch box room and damaged nearby optical fibre connections. Since this incident occurred on the day of the match, it severely compromised stadium security and prevented the complainant from providing the required data or footage to the relevant authorities or agencies. Therefore, immediate attention is requested regarding this deliberate act of sabotage, and appropriate legal action is sought against IVS Digital Solution and the individuals involved, it added. The affected cameras covered several key security areas, including all entry gates, perimeter surveillance cameras, corporate boxes, all concourse areas. Furthermore, they reportedly accessed the switch box room and damaged nearby optical fibre connections. Since this incident occurred on the day of the match, it severely compromised stadium security and prevented the complainant from providing the required data or footage to the relevant authorities or agencies. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Meanwhile, the IPL 2026 schedule has already seen changes for RCB, with the franchise completing its home leg in Bengaluru. The teams remaining home fixtures are set to be played in Raipur due to prior logistical arrangements. Article Source: IANS
Delhi, Noida. Ghaziabad school timing: Amid the ongoing heatwave, the school timing in Uttar Pradesh's Noida and Ghaziabad has been revised, and the classes will now begin from 7.30 am and will end at 12.30 pm. In Delhi, the timings are yet to be revised but CM Rekha Gupta has asked schools to give ORS solutions to children.
In Uttar Pradesh's Hardoi, a school principal was captured, reportedly shouting at a parent and telling her to shut up at least 10 times in one minute. The principal screamed at the parent as they reportedly did not buy the books from the school, calling the woman a gawar and a bloody fool. After the backlash, the principal issued a clarification.
NC has abandoned Article 370 fight, betrayed mandate: Aga Ruhullah
Signalling a deepening political divergence over governance priorities rather than a fresh rupture, Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi on Sunday asserted that the ruling Jammu and Kashmir National Conference has effectively stopped striving for restoration of Article 370, describing it as an injustice with the peoples mandate. Addressing reporters after a public event, Mehdi framed his criticism as a reflection of public sentiment, saying the partys electoral commitment was anchored in restoring constitutional guarantees rather than pursuing limited administrative goals. The National Conference leaderships primary promise to the people was to pursue an institutional struggle for the restoration of Article 370 and constitutional protections, he said, adding that hey (NC) dislike me because I continue to remind them of those principles. He rejected the argument that statehood alone constituted the core public mandate. People did not vote merely for the restoration of statehood. Had that been the case, they might have supported the BJP, which had itself assured statehood in Parliament, he said, referring to the Bharatiya Janata Party. According to Mehdi, the party initially recalibrated its position by prioritising statehood as an achievable step, but has since retreated further. Now, in its second year, the government appears to have abandoned even the demand for statehood, he said.He also pointed to what he described as a pattern of policy retreat. For some time, they pursued the issue of business rules, but that effort has also been abandoned. After certain decisions and protocols were approved by New Delhi for select individuals, the leadership has chosen silence, he said. In effect, the government is no longer actively pursuing statehood, constitutional protections, or even business rules. This represents a betrayal of the peoples mandate. Mehdi said the growing public discontent mirrors his own position. There is visible resentment among the people. I reflect that sentiment while maintaining my differences, he said. Expanding his remarks to national developments, Mehdi criticised the defeated Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, linking it to a potential delimitation exercise tied to the implementation of the Women's Reservation Bill. He clarified that the womens quota legislation remains in force but argued that the rejected proposal could have enabled structural distortions. What has been defeated is a so-called delimitation bill that would have led to gerrymandering, similar to what was done in Jammu and Kashmir. Constituency boundaries were altered along communal lines, he alleged. He warned that the proposed expansion of parliamentary seats could have shifted national power dynamics. States like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan would have seen a substantial increase in seatspotentially around 400 collectivelyallowing them to take decisions for the entire country, he said, adding that such a framework could marginalise southern states, West Bengal and several northeastern regions. Drawing a parallel with the 2019 developments surrounding Article 370, Mehdi questioned the democratic legitimacy of such processes. Was Article 370 removed with the concurrence of the people of Jammu and Kashmir? No. Similarly, this bill would have disenfranchised several regions, he said. Reiterating his central argument, Mehdi maintained that even a phased political approach is no longer visible. Even if we accept the argument of pursuing what is achievable first, this government does not seem to be fighting for even statehood now. This, to me, is an injustice with the mandate of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, he added. The Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, which proposed increasing the strength of the Lok Sabha from 543 to 816 seats following a delimitation exercise based on the 2011 Census, failed to pass in Parliament after falling short of the required two-thirds majority, with 298 votes in favour and 230 against, against the required 352.
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Across borders for a drink: Bihar people boost UP, Nepal liquor business
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Truck with Rs 35L illicit Haryana liquor seized
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School holiday alert: Heatwave forces closures or timing changes; Check full state-wise update here
Amid an intense heatwave sweeping across India, several states have revised school timings, announced early summer vacations, and even ordered temporary closures to protect students from extreme temperatures crossing 44C. States like Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Maharashtra have shifted to early morning classes, while others such as Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, and Tripura have preponed holidays or shut schools altogether.
PM Modi to visit Uttar Pradesh, launch a slew of projects
He will also participate in a Mahila Sammelan in Varanasi, and dedicate the Ganga Expressway to the nation at Hardoi
Faridabad woman throws 18-month-old daughter in drain, held
Faridabad: A woman allegedly killed her 18-month-old child her sixth daughter by throwing her into a drain in Faridabad, Uttar Pradesh, claiming she committed the crime as she was unable to take care of her family due to poverty, according to police. The incident occurred near Dheeraj Nagar on April 23 when the 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 .
PM Modi to inaugurate Ganga Expressway on April 29
Uttar Pradesh's Ganga Expressway project is nearing completion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the massive infrastructure development on April 29. This expressway, costing approximately Rs 37,000 crore, is divided into four packages for rapid progress.
Moradabad, April 26: The Shri Ram Society in Lajpat Nagar, located in the Katghar police station area of Moradabad district, Uttar Pradesh, is currently in the spotlight for a unique reason. Residents are expressing fears about changes to the areas demographics, prompting over two dozen individuals to put up large posters outside their homes. These ... Read more Residents of Moradabad Society Display Posters Declaring Completely Hindu to Prevent Home Sales to Other Communities
Ajay Rai Criticizes Government for Anti-Women Stance on Reservation Bill
Lucknow, April 26: Ajay Rai, the President of the Uttar Pradesh Congress, has launched a strong critique against the BJP and AAP regarding the Womens Reservation Bill. He labeled the government as anti-women. In an interview with a news agency, Rai stated, In 2023, Congress passed the Womens Reservation Bill unanimously. We demand that this ... Read more Ajay Rai Criticizes Government for Anti-Women Stance on Reservation Bill
UP Board Class 10, 12 scrutiny window opens with strict rules: Check complete details here
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has opened the 2026 scrutiny window for Class 10 and 12, allowing students to challenge marks until May 17. With a fee of Rs 500 per subject and a strict offline payment system, the Board has warned that incomplete or delayed applications will be rejected, despite strong pass percentages reported by Mahendra Dev.
Indo-Nepal border: 20 crore narcotics bust in UPs Maharajganj, SSB arrests Bihar man
Sashastra Seema Bal apprehended Ranjeet Giri near the Indo-Nepal border in Maharajganj, Uttar Pradesh, seizing over 327 kg of marijuana valued at Rs 20 crore. Giri, a Bihar resident, was allegedly transporting the contraband from Nepal in a truck. He has been handed over to the Narcotics Control Bureau for further investigation into a suspected larger drug network.
Heatwave forces school closures and revised timings across states as temperatures cross 44C
A severe heatwave across India has led multiple states to revise school timings, announce early summer vacations, and order temporary closures. With temperatures crossing 44C in several regions, schools are operating in early morning shifts to avoid peak heat hours. States including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha have implemented schedule changes, while others such as Tripura and West Bengal have declared closures. Safety measures like water breaks and restrictions on outdoor activities have also been enforced.
Hyderabad civil society demands activists release held during Noida protest
Hyderabad:Trade union leaders and human rights activists in Hyderabad on Saturday, April 25, condemned the Uttar Pradesh government and police over the arrest of several activists, journalists and students in connection with the Noida workers protest, demanding their immediate and unconditional release. The condemnation came at a round-table meeting organised by the People Against State 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 .
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath lauded women recruits during a passing-out parade for 60,244 constables, highlighting their strength and discipline. He emphasized rigorous training and the evolution of the UP Police into one of the country's finest forces since 2017, with significant recruitment and infrastructure upgrades.
Tragic Knife Attack in Ballia Claims Lives of Woman and Mother-in-Law
Ballia, April 26: A tragic incident unfolded in the village of Bachhaipur, located in the Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh, where a man fatally attacked his wife and mother-in-law with a knife. The assailant also severely injured his father-in-law, who is currently receiving treatment in Varanasi. Amit Gupta, a resident of the Sihanchwar village in ... Read more Tragic Knife Attack in Ballia Claims Lives of Woman and Mother-in-Law
UP horror: Man kills wife, mother-in-law; father-in-law critical
A shocking incident unfolded in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, where a man allegedly murdered his wife and mother-in-law and critically injured his father-in-law. Authorities suspect a domestic dispute fueled the brutal attack. The accused, identified as Amit Kumar Gupta, reportedly entered his in-laws' home and used a knife in the horrific act. Police are actively pursuing his arrest.
We are seeing visuals through social media of long lines outside examination centres, and bus stations are full with the presence of aspirants who are giving the test, says Ajay Rai, Uttar Pradesh Congress president.
Woman killed by her live-in partner in front of daughter in Lucknow
A 42-year-old woman was strangled in Thakurganj. Her live-in partner is the alleged accused. The incident occurred in front of her eight-year-old daughter. The accused fled the scene. The woman's body was discovered early Saturday morning. Police are investigating the matter. A forensic team has collected evidence.
Tributes Pour In for Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan on His Death Anniversary
New Delhi, April 26: The nation is paying homage to the legendary mathematician Srinivasa Aiyangar Ramanujan on his death anniversary. His extraordinary contributions have significantly advanced the field of mathematics. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, along with several other state leaders, has expressed their tributes to Ramanujan. On social media platform X, Chief Minister ... Read more Tributes Pour In for Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan on His Death Anniversary
U 14 NSG Sepaktakraw Manipur boys and girls in regu quarterfinals
State boys and girls are in the quarterfinals of the regu competition of the 69th National School Games Sepaktakraw being hosted by Telangana at Mahabubabad Both the boys and girls reached the quarterfinals as group league winners In the boys competition, Manipur defeated Uttar Pradesh 15 4, 15 6 and Telangana 15 7, 15 6 in straight sets to book their quarterfinal ticket They will play Delhi tomorrow for a place in the semi finals State girls also pulled off a similar feat to beat Uttar Pradesh 15 3, 15 12 and Telangana 15 9, 15 5 and set up a quarterfinal date with Punjab Source The Sangai Express
Bride Cancels Wedding in Uttar Pradesh After Groom Fails Basic Math Question
Unexpected incident sparks debate on education, compatibility, and expectations in modern marriages New Delhi, April The post Bride Cancels Wedding in Uttar Pradesh After Groom Fails Basic Math Question appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Shahnavaz shades Sreeshankars record
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