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5 get life term for murder of biz rival
Coach sodomises minors with lure of selection, arrested
UP's monumental politics gets new space in Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh's capital is seeing new ideological landmarks. The BJP government is set to inaugurate the 'Rashtra Prerna Sthal'. This memorial honours Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, Deendayal Upadhyay, and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The complex is designed to host large gatherings and political events. It features statues, a digital museum, and an open-air theatre.
UP govt to fill 7,466 assistant teacher posts through exam in Dec, Jan; check details
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission is set to conduct the Assistant Teacher recruitment exam in December and January. Over 7,466 posts across 15 subjects will be filled. The state government has ensured robust security measures and transparent arrangements. District magistrates will personally monitor exam centres. Biometric verification, CCTV surveillance, and special vigilance teams are in place.
Low sittings, key legislations: 25 years on, three state Assemblies present a mixed record
NEW DELHI: Twenty-five years after they were carved out of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, respectively, the Legislative Assemblies of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Uttarakhand have entered a milestone year with a troubling record: some of the lowest numbers of sitting days in the country. Data compiled since their formation in 2000 shows that Chhattisgarhs Assembly met for an average of just 29 days a year, while Jharkhand averaged only 23 sitting days, among the lowest for any State legislature in India. Uttarakhands records remain incomplete for long stretches, including the years 20002015 and 2025, making long-term assessment difficult. These figures fall far short of the recommended national benchmark of 60 sitting days for State legislatures, raising concerns about legislative scrutiny and democratic engagement. The challenges extend beyond sitting days. In all three State Assemblies, the post of Deputy Speaker remained vacant for prolonged periods, signalling what legislators describe as institutional neglect and a weakening of bipartisan norms. Jharkhand has gone over 20 years without a Deputy Speaker, an absence that many members believe undermines legislative balance and accountability. Despite these structural gaps, some States have taken important legislative steps worth emulating. Chhattisgarh, which has 21% women MLAs, one of the strongest representations in the country enacted notable laws in its early years. A 2002 law that enabled private universities to be created through simple notification resulted in over 100 universities being established, but critics point out that many existed only on paper. The Supreme Court struck it down in 2004, flagging serious quality concerns. A decade later, Chhattisgarh passed its own Food Security Act (2012), which became a reference point and model for the national legislation enacted in 2013. Jharkhand was among the first States to introduce 75% reservation for local candidates in private-sector jobs, a move later mirrored by Andhra Pradesh and Haryana. Courts struck down Haryanas law in 2023, and challenges remain pending in other States. Uttarakhand, meanwhile, passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in 2024, becoming the first State to implement it. Supporters hailed it as a step toward equality, while critics warned that it risked disrupting social equilibrium and overlooking community practices. Legislators across the three States agree that democratic functioning demands consistent sittings, procedural stability and open debate. Many acknowledge that confrontational politics, repeated adjournments and legislative delays have eroded the Assemblys core responsibilities. As the three States complete 25 years, expectations from State legislatures are rising. Citizens increasingly demand more time spent in the House, faster decisions on longstanding issues, stronger oversight and dependable forums where public concerns can be voiced and debated. The next quarter-century, lawmakers say, must be defined not by institutional gaps but by a renewed commitment to democratic performance.
Cricket coach held in Uttar Pradesh for sexually assaulting minors promising selection to teams
Lucknow: Bhelupur police have arrested a cricket coach on charges of sodomy after being found accused of exploiting two boys aged 14 and 15, promising free coaching and selection in teams at different levels. The coach runs his academy on the campus of an educational institution and another at Seer Gowardhanpur. The coach was arrested after he admitted to his crime, confessing that he had sodomised a lot of boys. The incident came to light when one of his victims developed health complications after being subjected to unnatural sex by the accused. The boy took his parents into confidence and narrated the story of his exploitation to them on Thursday. Consequently, the victims parents contacted other boys under the tutelage of the accused, and when another boy made a similar complaint, they approached the Bhelupur police with a complaint against the coach on Friday. The arrested coach, identified as Murarilal alias Gautam (45), residing in a rented room in Seer Gowardhanpur under Lanka police station area, was presented before media persons on Saturday. According to ACP Gaurav Kumar, the accused was arrested within 24 hours of the FIR being lodged on the charges of sodomising two boys aged 14 and 15. During initial interrogation, he confessed that he had victimised several boys in the past and had also been put behind bars in a similar case lodged with the Lanka police in 2021. The ACP added that further investigation was in progress. During the investigation, it came to light that Murari hailed from the Miraban area under the Jansa police station. He sold his share of the parental property in 2016 after the death of his parents and started residing in Seer Gowardhanpur and opened a cricket coaching centre. Falling on his knees repeatedly in the presence of media persons, Murari kept weeping, saying that he did not want to live anymore. He used to target adolescent trainees promising free coaching and ensuring selection at different levels. However, the details of his cricketing career or how he took up the business of cricket coaching were not known.
PC Jeweller to help 1,000 goldsmiths in UP to become entrepreneurs
PC Jeweller will empower 1,000 goldsmiths in Uttar Pradesh to become entrepreneurs. The company will provide support in branding, design, and marketing. This initiative aims to transform traditional artisans into organized retail partners. The program will also offer training in modern practices and digital skills. This collaboration seeks to uplift goldsmiths and enhance their income stability.
RAIPUR: Chhattisgarh, with intensified strict vigilance, has cracked down on the transportation of paddy from other states and seized over one lakh quintals so far in separate cases ever since the procurement began from November 15. The state has launched special campaigns in different districts, with alert and rigorous monitoring underway. There are continuous checks, check posts set up in districts and along state borders, besides keeping track of GPS-equipped vehicles used for foodgrain transport to prevent illegal paddy transportation. This year, several check posts have undertaken a digital verification oversight process and a resolute inter-state coordination. Meticulous measures are adopted in every procurement centre, having a more accountable and technology-driven system, to record entries on the actual paddy received on a given day. The state government has issued a directive to all district collectors to ensure transparency in the procurement process of paddy in all centres, while illegal transportation and fictitious purchase will not be tolerated. The paddy procurement is to continue till January 31, 2026. According to officials, the Chhattisgarh State Cooperative Marketing Federation Limited (CG-MARKFED) has set up check-posts in border districts and constituted task forces headed by district collectors to check the movement of paddy from neighbouring states. The MARKFED has this year instituted Integrated Command and Control Centre to manage real-time surveillance of the procurement process and closely monitor every border area of the state. Over 16 separate check posts with installed cameras have been set-up in areas connecting Chhattisgarh to other states for round the clock observation at the Command Centre, a senior officer said. The detail of every vehicle entering Chhattisgarh state is recorded by deployed staff at every small or big check post, including those connecting the border areas. Chhattisgarh, often cited as the rice bowl in Central India, offers Rs 3,100 per quintal as minimum support price (MSP) to paddy growers, which is believed to be the highest in the country. There are sneaky attempts from neighbouring states of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, and Telangana to secure high returns of paddy from the government procurement centres in Chhattisgarh state. There were instances where officials had earlier confiscated paddy illegally transported and stored in the state.
We are preparing to win in 2027 assembly polls: UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday took a veiled dig at the Samajwadi Party over the law and order situation that existed in the state during its rule and said there was a need to change the perception and establish that there is no tolerance towards crime and criminals. He said the BJP is preparing to win the next assembly polls in the state in 2027.
UP CM Yogi announces protective walls for Ambedkar statues, welfare schemes for workers
LUCKNOW: With 2027 state assembly polls inching closer, political players, eyeing Dalit votes, are out to woo the community as it makes a substantial chunk of UP electorate. If Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief and former UP CM Mayawati has got into active mode convening marathon meetings to invigorate the cadre on the ground to bring back her Dalit vote into party favour, Samajwadi Party president and also a former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav is harping on Pichhda, Dalit and Alpsankhyak (PDA) narrative hoping to repeat his 2024 Lok Sabha poll performance. Similarly, the present UP dispensation, led by Yogi Adityanath, has also commenced efforts to keep BJPs Dalit support, which had been making it sail through since 2014 Lok Sabha elections, intact. Treading on the same path, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Saturday, announced several significant decisions including the construction of boundary walls around statues of Dr BR Ambedkar across the state to ensure safety. Many such statues, he noted, had been subjected to vandalism by miscreants. Speaking at an event organized by Baba Saheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Mahasabha Trust on the occasion of Mahaparinirvan Diwas of Dr Ambedkar, Yogi reiterated his governments commitment to protect the legacy of Baba Saheb and implementing his vision of justice, equality, and fraternity. In order to prevent the incidents of vandalism against the statues of Baba Saheb, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to build protective boundary walls and install canopies over all his statues. His legacy must be preserved with dignity, said CM Yogi. Making some other major welfare-oriented announcement, Yogi said that the state government would ensure a guaranteed minimum honorarium for Class IV employees, contract workers, and sanitation workers within the next one to two months. CM Yogi said that those workerswho played an essential role in running civic and government servicesdeserved a fair and dignified compensation. We have already set up a dedicated corporation. In the next month or two, the government will ensure minimum honorarium payments to all Class IV, contract, and sanitation workers, he said. He added that the ongoing Zero Poverty Mission was being accelerated to ensure that no family in the state remained deprived of government benefits. He said identification of poor families belonging Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and the Most Backward Classes was nearly complete. Many families had already received ration cards, pension cards, or other welfare benefits. Those still without housing or Ayushman health coverage would be provided homes and health insurance worth Rs 5 lakh. No poor or deprived person in Uttar Pradesh will be left out, the Chief Minister added. CM Yogi strongly criticised political parties for their alleged appeasement-oriented politics saying that they had been pursuing it for votes. Calling it detrimental to national unity and an insult to Baba Saheb's ideals, UP CM recalled an incident involving a prominent Congress leader Muhammad Ali Jauhar who refused to sing Vande Mataram in 1923. Baba Saheb warned the nation long ago about such tendencies, he said adding: He had said that anyone who enjoys the privileges of India but does not consider its land sacred cannot genuinely work in the interest of this country. Parties driven by appeasement are not only harming India but also disrespecting Dr Ambedkar. Calling Mahaparinirvan Diwas a day of deep inspiration, CM Yogi said Baba Saheb rose from the grassroots, overcoming immense social discrimination and traditional inequalities to open pathways of dignity and empowerment for Dalits, the deprived, and the most backward communities. Baba Sahebs life teaches us that strength, perseverance, and education can change the world. His struggle ensured that millions received opportunities to live with dignity, the Chief Minister said. Whether it is scholarships, housing schemes, pensions, social security, or health insuranceevery benefit is reaching the ground. No Dalit, deprived, or backward citizen is being left behind. Ownership rights through housing documents, construction of toilets, distribution of ration, and access to modern healthcare are all reflections of the equality Baba Saheb envisioned, he said. The Chief Minister said that the prosperity and opportunities people enjoy today were deeply rooted in Baba Sahebs philosophy. Under PM Modis leadership, India was honouring great national icons through initiatives such as the construction of Panchteerthas and scholarship programmes extended to SC, ST, OBC, and Dalit students. He added that the state government was working to connect every slum, Dalit settlement, and SC/ST habitation with essential services and infrastructure. If any pockets are still left out, we will ensure they are fully connected. Baba Sahebs ideals continue to guide our path, he concluded.
Ram temple construction re-established legacy that led to lasting peace: UP CM Yogi Adityanath
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Saturday, dubbed the construction of Ram temple on Ram Janmabhoomi premises in the temple town as the biggest achievement which re-established a virasat (legacy) in the country, leading to a lasting peace. He felt it was the biggest victory of Indian democracy and a stepping stone for investment, taking the States development trajectory upward. The UP CM was speaking at an event on Saturday, which, coincidentally, was the 25th anniversary of the demolition of Babri Masjid in Ayodhya. Notably, the Supreme Court of India had settled the vexed Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid issue on November 9, 2019, by passing a unanimous order to allow the temple at the spot where Lord Ram had taken birth and making the provision of five-acre land for the Muslim side for a mosque at an alternative location within the periphery of Ayodhya. Vande Mataram rendition to be mandatory in all UP schools: Yogi On being asked about one thing that could be called a masterstroke of his tenure, Yogi said that though it was difficult to shortlist, he cited the construction of the Ram Temple after a wait of 500 years as one of the most iconic moments of his career. When Yogi was asked if issues like Kashi (Varanasi) and Mathura would be next on the agenda after the completion of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, the UP CM said: We will reach there as well. The question referred to disputed structures of the Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi (Kashi) and the Shahi Eidgah Mosque in Mathura. He also expressed gratitude to the Supreme Court, which, based on the evidence, delivered an order in 2019 allowing the construction of the Ram Temple and the verdict was received by all communities with peace. Political Islam undermined Sanatan, says UP CM Yogi; warns against purchase of halal products Elaborating on the investment growth, Yogi said his government had ensured a riot-free state, adding that a peaceful atmosphere with proper law and order in place was the first prerequisite for investment to come in. Today, being December 6, would have seen a curfew-like situation in UP. But its all peaceful. That is our achievement, added the UP CM. Claiming that the countrys most populous State was no longer one district, one mafia, but had transformed and was living up to the 'one district, one product,' 'one district, one medical college' philosophy. He also underlined improved connectivity, both air and surface, citing the example of the new airport set to be functional in Noida's Jewar. We will inaugurate it within the next two months, he said. The Jewar International Airport, Asias biggest such facility, is being built to handle 12 million passengers annually in its first phase, and will be expanded later to handle up to 120 million passengers by 2050.
'Yamaraj Will be Waiting For You': Yogi Adityanath On Encounters
Uttar Pradesh should become a $1-trillion economy by 2029-30 and one of the things that was needed to kickstart this development was the restoration of law and order in the state, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said.
The Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation (IICF) has criticized suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir's plan to name a new mosque in West Bengal after Babur, calling it a politically motivated act that undermines the sacred purpose of worship.
Uttar Pradesh: Security heightened in Mathura on Babri Masjid demolition anniversary
Mathura is on high alert today, the 33rd anniversary of the Babri Mosque demolition. Security forces are conducting thorough checks and maintaining a strong presence. The Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Mosque area is a high-security zone. Authorities are monitoring social media and have restricted movement for some individuals. Similar security measures are in place in Ayodhya and Varanasi.
UP BJP chief: Established OBC face or surprise choice?
Ponzi scheme kingpin held in Kanpur, Rs 970cr trail emerges
LDA clears seven housing projects, 1,100 EWS homes
BJP govt bulldozer mum on cough syrup cartel: Akhilesh
Decades-long run ends for Punjab man: How a fugitives fake passport dream unravelled
Stubble burning cases jump by 18% in UP this year
Codeine syrup rackets fugitive kingpin denies all charges in video
Pollution, climate change affecting glaciers in Himalayan region
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Youth killed in clash over dance at wedding
Invest UP strengthens global outreach in Singapore to attract GCCs and IT investments
Purple fair shows bright talents of disabled
20 hospitals in UP to get modern equipment: Pathak
Excise commissioner warns officials, orders crackdown on illegal liquor sale
Like yoga, SIR must for nations cleanliness: Pathak
DPR ready for BahraichJarwal rail line
Rock garden at GSI to take visitors to earths earliest era
Docs advise parents to monitor kids heart health, take symptoms seriously
HC seeks UP govt reply on steps taken to check digital arrest cases
Sale of public land: HC extends interim stay on criminal proceedings against Mukhtars sons
Intl conference on composite materials
From yoga mats to book covers, kids steal the show at KTS 4.0
To meet patients need, BHU Trauma Centre extends ortho OT hrs
Ex-nagar panchayat chairman, brother booked for rape
Importance of soil health in agri discussed
Over 26 crore visit KV Dham in four years since inauguration
Accused wanted in robbery case nabbed after encounter
UPSSSC PET result 2025 released at upsssc.gov.in: Direct link to download scorecards here
The UPSSSC has declared the PET Result 2025, a decisive benchmark that determines eligibility for Group B and C posts across Uttar Pradesh. Held on September 6 and 7, the exam now paves the way for upcoming recruitment stages. Candidates can download their scorecards from upsssc.gov.in and must verify all details before preparing for mains and post-specific selections.
Watch: Why BLOs are dying: Inside the crushing pressure behind Indias voter list overhaul
A 46-year-old Booth Level Officer (BLO) from Uttar Pradesh died by suicide after recording a heartbreaking video about the unbearable workload under Indias Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
UPSSSC PET Result 2025 out at upsssc.gov.in; check steps to download the scorecard and more
The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission has announced the UPSSSC PET Result 2025. Candidates can check their scores on the official website. This result is for the Preliminary Eligibility Test conducted in September 2025. Clearing this exam makes candidates eligible for Group B and C posts. The PET certificate is valid for three years.
Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka lead as India steps up GI registration drive
Dalit youth assaulted, forced to strip at gunpoint in UP
Jhansi: Police arrested three in Uttar Pradeshs Jhansi for brutally assaulting a Dalit youth with slippers, sticks, and even forced him to strip on gunpoint, all while they recorded the assault on camera. The incident took place on November 22, while the video surfaced on December 5, which shows four men assaulting the youth repeatedly 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 .
Delhi Police Busts Interstate Arms Trafficking Module; Four Held With 8 Pistols, 30 Cartridges
New Delhi, Dec 5: The Delhi Police has busted an illegal firearms supply network operating in the national capital and Uttar Pradesh and arrested four men in this connection, an official said on Friday. Eight pistols and 30 live cartridges were recovered from the accused, he added. According to police, the crackdown began after a tip-off was received on November 19 that Babu (22) alias Aslam, previously involved in robbery, murder and theft cases, would arrive in Model Town to [] The post Delhi Police Busts Interstate Arms Trafficking Module; Four Held With 8 Pistols, 30 Cartridges appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
A fugitive accused in a codeine syrup distribution racket has released a social media statement. He claims he has been falsely implicated in cases involving toxic cough syrups and child deaths. The accused denies selling any banned or poisonous medicines. He asserts his business followed all legal norms and licensing rules.
UPSSSC PET 2025 result expected soon: Over 19 lakh candidates await scorecards
The UPSSSC is expected to release the PET 2025 results soon on its official website. Over 19 lakh candidates appeared for the exam conducted on September 6-7, 2025. The PET score is valid for three years and is crucial for applying to various Group B and C government posts in Uttar Pradesh.
Gujarats per capita income crosses 3 lakh for first time: Government
With a Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of 24.62 lakh crore in 202324, Gujarat now ranks among the top five largest economies in India, following Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka
Wolves maul 2 young girls in UP villages, spark fear among residents
Two young girls were injured in separate wolf attacks in the Kaisarganj forest region, escalating human-wildlife conflict. Wolves have begun entering homes and attacking children, prompting fear and an intensive search operation by forest officials. Villagers are urged to remain alert and report sightings as authorities investigate the cause.
Galgotias University hosted the 2025 IEEE 7th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Automation (ICCCA), bringing together leading researchers, technologists, academicians and industry experts from India and abroad. The conference reinforced the university’s commitment to fostering innovation, research excellence and global academic collaboration. Delegates, dignitaries, and organisers during the 2025 IEEE 7th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Automation (ICCCA) at Galgotias University ICCCA 2025 received 2,278 research paper submissions, with 430 accepted, reflecting a strong global interest in emerging technologies across computing, communication, automation and artificial intelligence. The conference featured key perspectives from eminent dignitaries including Dr. S N Singh, Director, ABV-IIITM Gwalior & IEEE Fellow; Dr. Vinod Kumar, Director, Promotion Directorate (IN-SPACe); Prof. Brij B. Gupta, Director, CCRI, Asia University, Taiwan; Dr. Mohammad Rihan, Director, NISE, Gurugram & Chair Elect, IEEE UP Section; and Mr. Sandeep Jain, Deputy Secretary, Government of India. Their talks highlighted India’s expanding space innovation landscape, intelligent automation, interdisciplinary research and global technology readiness. As part of its international engagement efforts, Galgotias University strengthened cross-border collaboration through an MoU with CCRI Asia University, Taiwan, promoting joint research and innovation programs. In parallel with ICCCA, the University also hosted two major IEEE-supported innovation events: WIE-HackEarth 2025, funded by IEEE Women in Engineering, brought together 30 teams and 90 women innovators for a 24-hour hackathon focused on sustainability, smart health, digital literacy and tech-driven social impact. I’CEO, sponsored by the IEEE Uttar Pradesh Section, engaged 16 teams from IEEE Student Branches in entrepreneurial simulations, strategic decision-making and leadership challenges. Commenting on the occasion Dr. Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University, “ At Galgotias University, we are committed to nurturing a research-driven ecosystem that empowers students and scholars to innovate, experiment and lead in rapidly evolving technological domains. Hosting ICCCA 2025 along with the WIE-HackEarth and I’CEO events reflects our dedication to building global collaborations and preparing future-ready leaders who will shape the world with impactful ideas and solutions ." The synergy between ICCCA 2025 and the IEEE innovation events highlighted Galgotias University’s continued leadership in advancing high-impact research, promoting interdisciplinary learning and enabling international academic partnerships. With strong support from global experts, policymakers and industry leaders, the university remains committed to empowering the next generation of innovators and technology pioneers. About Galgotias University Galgotias University Among the World’s Leading Universities in QS and THE Rankings Galgotias University proudly ascends in the QS World University Rankings 2026 by Quacquarelli Symonds, securing a coveted position in the 1201–1400 global band. Ranked 15th among top private universities and 43rd among all Indian universities—public and private combined—this achievement marks a powerful endorsement of Galgotias’ unwavering commitment to academic excellence, global relevance, and innovation in higher education. In the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025, Galgotias University has been ranked 45th among Indian universities (including both government and private institutions) and placed in the globally prestigious 1001–1200 band. This significant achievement reinforces the university’s growing stature in the international academic arena and validates its consistent progress in global higher education benchmarks.
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has released 2026 model question papers for Class 10 and 12 on upmsp.edu.in. Class 10 will feature a new format with 20 MCQs on OMR sheets and 50 marks of descriptive questions. Subject-wise PDFs for both classes are available for download, aiding students in understanding the revised exam pattern and preparing effectively.
UP Anganwadi Recruitment 2025 has announced 1057 vacancies for women applicants in Uttar Pradesh. Eligible 10th and 12th pass candidates aged 18-35 can apply online at upanganwadibharti.in until December 21. Positions include Anganwadi Workers and Assistants across multiple zones.
The construction of the bypass was completed by May, but it remained non-operational due to the low height of two critical high-tension power lines. Read here to know more about this project.
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