5 absentee cops removed from field duty
Sister of prime accused in triple murder arrested; All 8 in FIR now in jail, say police
CM promises aid for farmers hit by unseasonal rain
672 kg illegally stored firecrackers seized; 2 arrested in Atraulia
Interstate arms supply gang busted; 5 arrested
Illegal arms manufacturing unit busted in Kashi, two arrested
Man struck on head with cylinder dies; attacker at large
Govt adds 185 buses in Varanasi region for Diwali-Chhath rush
Dekh Sapai, bitiya ghabrai slogan was common under SP rule: Yogi
Yogi blesses newly wed son of Urdu Academy ex-chief, recalls old ties with family
Anti-CEC protests: Yogi warns against those seeking to destabilise govt
Senior BJP leaders to hold padyatras in election-bound UP before Diwali
Uttar Pradesh BJP will conduct padyatras across six regions as part of their campaign. Senior leaders, including Nitin Nabin and Yogi Adityanath, are scheduled to lead these marches. The padyatras will take place from November 3 to November 5 in various cities like Lucknow and Gorakhpur. The party aims to involve civil society to convey its message regarding opposition protests.
Cops seize 1,250 kg illegal explosives near Kabrai village
CM honours 11 CSA scientists for agricultural excellence
District legal services authority hosts mega legal literacy camp
Etawah Safari gets lion from Rajgir Zoo
Justice means taking legal rights, welfare benefits to the last person: Justice Samit Gopal
Jhansi division surpasses freight revenue target, records 55% growth in October
UPSIDA officials review civic issues in Ruma industrial area
FSDA destroys 10 quintals of substandard sweets
UPCA announces umpiring, scoring exam results
Couple found dead in water-filled quarry in Jhansi
Shivpal backs Azam, alleges bid to muzzle dissent
Bar association chief lured into SUV, abducted and killed
Caught with wife, husband & kin beat man to death
Minor girls abduction accused escapes as cops sleep
PM, Shah Rush To Discredit INDIA Vote-theft Campaign
Modi posted: MLC elections in 28 seats across four big states Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka. Elections held using ballot papers. Guess how many seats Congress won? A monocled emoji at the end of the post emphasised his sarcasm suggesting that this was the obvious conclusion after a close examination of the results. The Congress, however, did win one seat after all the ballots were counted
UP to create Kapi Vans across urban areas to curb monkey menace
FSDA keeping festive treats adulteration-free
Inspection, Awareness Drive, Strict Rules In Place
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Rs 3.2cr blue drum haul: I-T dept scans Maha links, investments
Digging Resumes As Cops Suspect More Cash Buried At Site
Chheoki rly station to undergo major upgrade with two new platforms
UP govt begins paddy procurement, raises MSP for farmers
Racket duping Telegram app users busted in Kaushambi, 4 held
BJP to retain power for third term in a row: Maurya
EC suspends UP officials over voter roll irregularities
The Election Commission has suspended two electoral registration officers (EROs) in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, for alleged irregularities in the electoral roll. The EC also directed the addition of a penal provision to an existing FIR against them and a computer operator. This action follows complaints from opposition parties about large-scale manipulation and an inquiry revealing misuse of login IDs for voter detail changes without proper documentation.
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O.P. Rajbhar Challenges Akhilesh Yadavs Claims on UP Elections
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ECI orders suspension of 2 Pilibhit electoral officers over 10,470 erroneous voter roll entries
UP will drive BJP away: Akhilesh at INDIA bloc rally
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav addressed an INDIA bloc rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, likening the venue to the Haldighati of democracy due to the massive public turnout. He asserted that the BJP, which came to power through Uttar Pradesh, would also be ousted from there, criticising their claims of an unshakeable political stance. Yadav accused the BJP of manipulating electoral rolls and predicted their defeat in upcoming elections, starting from UP.
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Yogi Adityanath Criticizes Opposition Protests as Attempts to Spread Chaos
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Rape Accused Escapes Custody In UP
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Pilibhit voters list controversy: ECI orders suspension of two EROs
In a letter to the chief electoral officer (CEO), Uttar Pradesh, on Saturday, October 31, the Commission directed that EROs Mayank Goswami and Hemant Chaudhary be placed under immediate suspension.
Azam Khan arrested by ED in Jauhar University case, sent to 14-day judicial custody
Samajwadi Party leader and former Uttar Pradesh Cabinet minister Azam Khan has been sent to 14 days' judicial custody in an alleged money laundering case.
NCB order to freeze 25 properties worth Rs 20.10 crore upheld in pharma drug diversion case
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has secured confirmation of its order freezing 25 immovable properties with an aggregate invested value of Rs 20.10 crore in an inter-state pharmaceutical drug diversion case, an official said on Sunday. The Competent Authority under the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Act, 1976 and NDPS Acts, New Delhi, by order dated October 30 under Section 68F(2) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, confirmed the freezing order issued by the NCB on October 2 during the investigation of the inter-state pharma diversion case, the NCB official said in a statement. Investigation in this case has so far resulted in the seizure of approximately 34 lakh psychotropic tablets, 10.57 lakh bottles of codeine-based cough syrup, 50,000 Tramadol ampoules, 5,000 Midazolam vials and approximately 2,200 kg of psychotropic powder, including raw material and formulations, said the statement. Seventeen persons have been arrested, and the network has been found to extend across seven States, namely Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Haryana, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, the NCB said. The case originated with the seizure of 5,000 Tramadol tablets at Amritsar on February 7, 2025. Their packaging identified J.R. Pharmaceuticals, Haridwar, as the manufacturer and Tiwari Medical Agencies, Dehradun, as the marketer. Enquiries established that the marketing firm did not exist, the NCB said. A Special Investigation Team constituted by NCB pursued the supply chain, leading to the detection of an inter-state network of pharmaceutical firms in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh diverting medicines to non-existent entities for illicit distribution, it said. Financial investigation revealed that the sale proceeds of diverted drugs were routed and layered through the bank accounts of the firms under investigation. The accused failed to establish lawful sources of income for acquiring the properties held in their own names and those of their family members, said the NCB. The 25 properties comprise industrial plots, commercial units, shop-cum-office units and residential apartments, including properties in Gillco Industrial Park, Mohali City Centre-3, Mohali City Centre Walk, Janta Industrial Estate, Galaxy Heights-2 and Queenstown. The confirmed freezing restricts their transfer or other dealings without prior permission, preserving the assets for proceedings under Chapter VA of the NDPS Act, said the statement. Substantial quantities of psychotropic drugs and raw material were seized from Digital Vision and Vellinton Healthcare, Kala-Amb, Himachal Pradesh. Konic Goyal, Manic Goyal and their father Parshotam Lal Goyal, residents of Ambala Cantt, Haryana, remain absconding despite repeated summons and non-bailable warrants, the NCB said. Their applications for anticipatory bail have been dismissed by the Supreme Court. The confirmed freezing covers properties held in their names and those of their family members, the NCB said.
New Delhi, Nov 1: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday questioned the claim that many voters deleted during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls were infiltrators, asking whether Hindu voters allegedly removed from the rolls in Uttar Pradesh were also Pakistanis. Addressing an INDIA bloc rally at Ramlila Maidan here, Abdullah accused the BJP-RSS of repeatedly questioning the loyalty of Muslims by calling them Pakistanis and said they too had sacrificed their lives for the country. They are pointing fingers at Muslims all the time, calling them Pakistanis. I want to tell the BJP-RSS, we have given our blood for the country. We have to live in this country and strengthen it, he said. At the rally, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti warned that the Constitution was being hollowed out. In an apparent reference to the claims about removing infiltrators through the SIR, Abdullah questioned the Election Commission over the reported deletion of over one crore Hindu voters in Uttar Pradesh. Over one crore Hindus have been removed in UP. Are they also Pakistanis? How long will you give this excuse? he asked, accusing the poll body of vote chori. He said people belonging to any religion were Indians and would live and die as Indians, invoking the Constitution to underline their equal rights. This is Ambedkar's Constitution. We are all equal and every citizen has equal voting right. We have to ensure no Indian is denied the right to vote, he said. Urging people not to be afraid, Abdullah said the power rested with citizens and called for unity to save the country. He also asserted that Jammu and Kashmir was, and would remain, part of India, before ending his address with Jai Hind. Addressing the rally, PDP president Mehbooba warned that the Constitution was being hollowed out and alleged that the Centre was transferring the country's assets to a corporate friend while neglecting the poor. Seeing you people, it feels you understand the problem and can change the situation in the country. If you don't change it now, it will be too late, she said. Mehbooba also alleged that land was being handed over to corporates at throwaway prices and that the government's employment promises had not been fulfilled. They promised jobs, but even those who proudly joined the Army have been made daily wagers, she said. Questioning the BJP's claims of championing Hindutva, she referred to the alleged donation theft at the Ram temple in Ayodhya. They have stolen donations from the Ram temple. What can be a bigger shame? she said. She said the Constitution gave people the right to elect their representatives and change governments and alleged that the government wanted to take away that right. Referring to the 2019 developments in Jammu and Kashmir when Article 370 was abrogated and the state was divided into two Union territories, the former chief minister said the people of the region had experienced the consequences of the Constitution being hollowed out. We, the people of Jammu and Kashmir, have been destroyed. They hollowed out the Constitution in 2019. But you should ensure they don't make the whole country Jammu and Kashmir. We are with you, she said. Calling Jammu and Kashmir the soul of India, she ended her address saying, Sare jahan se achchha Hindustan hamara.
ECI to review UP Assembly poll readiness, 18 districts to be assessed in Meerut on November 2
PM Modi Approves North Corridor Of Bullet Train Project: Delhi-Guwahati Trip In Eight Hours
Proposed extension will connect Guwahati with Delhi through major cities across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal, cutting travel time to around eight hours.
Yogi Govt Distributes 1,000 Monthly Pension Across Uttar Pradesh
CM Yogi Adityanath to visit Ayodhya ahead of grand Deepotsav celebrations
Digital Desk | Ayodhya, Nov 1 (IANS) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is scheduled to visit Ayodhya on Monday to review preparations for the grand Deepotsav celebrations planned for November 7. During his visit, the Chief Minister will take stock of the arrangements at key locations and assess the readiness of the administration for the mega event. According to the proposed programme, Yogi Adityanath will inspect Ram Katha Park, Saket Mahavidyalaya and Ram Path, three important locations associated with the Deepotsav celebrations. He will also hold a meeting with senior administrative and police officials to review the progress of preparations and ensure that all arrangements are completed within the stipulated deadline. Special attention will be given to security arrangements, crowd management and VIP movement during the celebrations. The Chief Minister is also expected to visit the Ram Janmabhoomi temple and seek the blessings of Ram Lalla. Meanwhile, preparations for Deepotsav are progressing across Ayodhya despite light rainfall, which has caused a minor disruption to some ongoing activities. However, officials have maintained that the work is continuing as scheduled. District Magistrate Shashank Tripathi has assured that all preparations will be completed on time. He said the administration is closely monitoring the situation to ensure that weather-related challenges do not affect the overall arrangements. The Ayodhya administration and police have been placed on high alert ahead of the celebrations. For effective security management, the entire event area will be divided into different zones and sectors. Extensive CCTV surveillance will be deployed to monitor activities throughout the Deepotsav area. Security officials will also monitor the situation through the Yellow Zone Control Room and the Integrated Command and Control Centre. With thousands of devotees and visitors expected to arrive, the administration is focusing on security, traffic management and smooth crowd movement. The upcoming review by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is expected to provide final momentum to preparations for what promises to be a spectacular Deepotsav in Ayodhya.
'No ground left beneath your feet': Akhilesh Yadav's swipe at Amit Shah's 'Angad's leg' remark
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) Samajwadi Party (SP) President Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday took a jibe at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's 'Angad's leg' remark, saying that there is o ground left beneath your feet, so where will you place Angad's leg? In his address at the INDIA bloc's 'Dilli Chalo' rally at Ramlila Maidan, organised to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral irregularities, Akhilesh Yadav said: Those who once came from UP will be driven out of UP itself. The people of the state know how to welcome and even know it better how to bid farewell. In 2027, their farewell will be of such a kind that the Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies will not be able to return again. Remarking that Ramlila Maidan has turned into the Haldighati of democracy, he asserted: The massive public support and slogans of revolution are proof that change can happen at any moment. Targeting the BJP-led government, he said: Lord Ram won't forgive those who have committed sin, those who have stolen donations made at the Ram Temple. They will definitely be punished. Referring to HM Shah's warning that the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh is Angad's leg, referring to the mythological figure from Ramayan, which the opposition parties cannot shake, Akhilesh Yadav hit back, saying: Those who came saying that their stance is unshakeable like 'Angad's leg', now know that there is no ground left beneath their feet, so where will you place Angad's leg? Further, referring to the BJP-led NDA's defeat in five seats in the recent UP Legislative Council polls, including Varanasi, he said: Those boasting of a double engine government ended up getting a double defeat and a double zero in Uttar Pradesh...I am happy that the people of Kashi gave them a double zero! Akhilesh Yadav accused the BJP of constantly conspiring to win elections. Because they know that they cannot win elections otherwise, they have found a way out (to win polls) through the Election Commission, he alleged. They have looted Bengal polls. Security forces were brought into the state overnight, and votes were deleted by conducting SIR just before the elections...We, the members of the INDIA bloc, won't give up. We have caught their theft, he added. Referring to the Samajwadi Party's defeat in the 2022 UP polls, Akhilesh Yadav said: The reason (for the defeat) was that voters were removed from electoral rolls and when the Election Commission was told that SP's votes were targeted and removed from the lists, they served me a notice saying on what basis I was making these allegations. The BJP wants that only people linked to the party are able to cast their votes and only they get the right to call themselves as India's citizens. This is a huge conspiracy, he claimed. Meanwhile, the SP chief also mentioned the action taken against Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) in UP's Pilibhit. The Election Commission has directed the suspension of two EROs in the constituency over alleged irregularities in the electoral roll.
FairPoint: Rahul Gandhi and the desperation of a dethroned prince
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) Rahul Gandhi sitting in the front seat of an open bus, with other Opposition leaders behind him, and a man wearing saffron headgear running barefoot with a fluttering Tricolour; the scene could not have been more dramatic. The Ramlila Maidan provided even more eye-catching moments, with thousands of people, mainly from Congress-ruled states, turning up to show solidarity on an issue that Rahul Gandhi wants to turn into a movement for regime change. In an age when spectacles have become favourites on social media and the number of views and clicks matters so much, Rahul Gandhi's event could certainly be termed interesting. But success in the virtual world is quite different from the ground reality. The ground situation is not as rosy as the viral reels and social media posts might suggest. The recent MLC elections in 28 seats across four states offer a reality check. These were not elections fought in the illusory world of social media. The truth is that the Congress won just one seat, and that too largely because of the candidate's own standing rather than any political appeal that Rahul Gandhi might have generated. Earlier, during the Bihar elections, Rahul Gandhi tried his best to make the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) an issue but failed to get the response he was looking for. The people voted in large numbers and handed victory to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led NDA. Then why is he sticking to this issue and trying to create a wave, believing that ordinary voters, who have been casting their votes, will buy his claims? The answer perhaps lies with Rahul Gandhi himself and those who were sitting in that open bus and attending his rally at the Ramlila Maidan. Consider the leaders who have rallied behind him. Mamata Banerjee, who lost the West Bengal Assembly elections; the Left, which lost its hold in Kerala; Akhilesh Yadav, who is trying to regain his political foothold in Uttar Pradesh; Mehbooba Mufti, whose party suffered electoral setbacks in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls; and Farooq Abdullah, whose party is grappling with internal discord. Then there are Sanjay Raut and Supriya Sule, whose respective parties lost power in Maharashtra. Rahul Gandhi's mission, and that of those supporting him, seems to be focused on one objective: discrediting a legitimately elected government. With each passing day, this impression is becoming more apparent. Rahul Gandhi seems to be in a hurry to reclaim something that he believes belongs to him. Whether it is questioning the Election Commission, challenging electoral mandates, or organising a mock Parliament to target constitutional authorities, his recent political activities suggest an Opposition leader who is unwilling to accept the limitations of his present position. His stated political objective seems to be to dislodge the government at the Centre, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has identified his targets and made them known publicly: Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Modi. There is nothing wrong with criticising the government or the ruling party. It is the Opposition's job to question the government, raise its voice and hold the ruling dispensation accountable. It is also perfectly legitimate to seek a change in government. But in India, a change of government can only come through the electoral process or a change in the political equations that sustain a coalition government. What Rahul Gandhi has been doing of late reflects what can only be described as the desperation of a prince who has been dethroned. Instead of focusing on getting his own and his party's act together, he seems more inclined towards discrediting others than proving his own worth. Perhaps he believes that this kind of politics can help him create the wave among the masses that he has so far failed to generate. Former Supreme Court judge (Retd.) Markandey Katju described Rahul Gandhi's paradox as that of he mad wannabe King of India. It is worth recalling that, despite the Gandhi family not having a Prime Minister in office between May 2004 and May 2014, it was widely seen as exercising considerable influence in the UPA government. And no one can forget the moment when Rahul Gandhi, at a press conference on September 27, 2013, denounced and dismissed a controversial ordinance proposed by his own party's UPA government, then led by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He described it as complete nonsense that should be torn up and thrown away. He even tore up a copy of the ordinance while the then Prime Minister was on an official visit to the United States. More than 13 years later, similar political theatrics seem to be playing out again. Rahul Gandhi's repeated attacks on constitutional institutions, even as he makes a show of carrying a pocket-sized copy of the Constitution, are quite paradoxical. The Election Commission of India, the Supreme Court and the office of the Prime Minister are all important pillars of our constitutional framework. They are certainly not above scrutiny or criticism. But attempting to create mass hysteria through allegations that have yet to be substantiated is hardly the way to demonstrate respect for the Constitution. Interestingly, Prime Minister Modi made some striking remarks during his speech in Gujarat on 'Rashtriya Ekta Diwas'. He mentioned that certain forces were continuously engaged in conspiracies to divide the nation. He said that attempts were being made to divide and pit against one another the children of Mother India. He also added that, after more than a decade of frustration and disappointment, these people had now come out in the open. We must identify who is secretly meeting whom abroad, which anti-India forces are supporting whom, and who is speaking the language of India's enemies. We must recognise these patterns. We must unite and confront them. Especially the way social media is being used as a weapon, the way rumours are being spread, and the efforts being made to damage India's image, all citizens must come together to deal with these challenges, he said. These are serious statements and point to concerns that have been expressed repeatedly by many. If foreign elements are indeed involved in pushing agendas and creating instability in India, it is high time the government exposed them and placed the evidence in the public domain. Without naming anyone, PM Modi's remarks offered enough hints to invite questions. Why have constitutional institutions, including the Election Commission, the Supreme Court and even the Armed Forces, repeatedly come under attack? Are these attacks merely part of domestic political sparring, or is there a larger story that needs to be examined? The government must investigate and bring the facts into the public domain. After all, a dethroned prince may continue to dream of reclaiming his throne, but in India's democracy, it is the people who decide who gets to occupy it. (Deepika Bhan can be contacted at deepika.b@ians.in)
UP Dalit student accuses two teachers of assault, caste slurs
Ghaziabad: A Grade 11 Dalit student in Uttar Pradeshs Ghaziabad has alleged that two teachers at a local government inter college physically assaulted him and hurled caste-based insults. The alleged incident occurred in Tyodhi 13 Biswa village at the Government Inter College within the jurisdiction of the Bhojpur police station. The student identified as Ruban 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 .
Three UP districts excel nationally in administrative practices
Akhilesh Calls Ramlila Maidan 'Haldighati of Democracy', Predicts Change
SP chief says those who came to power at the Centre through Uttar Pradesh will also be ousted from the state
Digital Desk | Dehradun, Nov 1 (IANS) Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Sunday demanded that the state Congress leadership seek an apology from its senior leaders over remarks allegedly made against the people of Uttarakhand and NSA Ajit Doval, while accusing the Opposition of attempting to create unrest in the country. BJP leaders have accused Samajwadi Party (SP) president Akhilesh Yadav of allegedly describing people from Uttarakhand living in Uttar Pradesh as infiltrators. They argue that Congress is prioritising its alliance within the INDIA bloc over the dignity and respect of Uttarakhand residents. Addressing the closing ceremony of Khel Mahakumbh 2026, Dhami criticised the Congress over its political approach and alleged that the party was frustrated after losing power. The party whose leaders have a history of undermining democracy, imposing the Emergency in the country, and dismissing elected governments from time to time has now lost power, he said. The public no longer trusts them because people have witnessed their misdeeds continuously for 60 years, both in the states and at the national level. This reflects their frustration and disappointment, the Chief Minister added. Dhami also referred to an appeal by traders asking the Congress to postpone its proposed event at Ramlila Maidan until after Diwali and the festive season, arguing that the gathering could affect businesses and inconvenience the public. They were urged not to harm businesses or inconvenience people. However, they are determined to create disorder. They want to create situations similar to those in Bangladesh and Nepal and bring about regime change, he said. Referring to the protesters, Dhami alleged that they were seeking to replicate unrest witnessed in other countries. We will create situations such as in France, and the violence that persists in European nations, he said, referring to the remarks made by the protesters. Invoking former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Dhami said, I am reminded of Atal jis wordswhen Congress is in power, they become dangerous for the people of the nation; when they are not in power, they become dangerous for the nation. He alleged that the Congress was provoking people to create situations similar to those in Nepal and Bangladesh. They are badmouthing NSA Ajit Doval, who is Uttarakhands son. Akhilesh Yadav is using words like infiltrator for people of Uttarakhand. Uttarakhand Congress should answer whether they support the comments made by him. If you dont support their comments, then you should speak up, CM Dhami said. The Chief Minister urged the state Congress leadership to clarify its position on the remarks made by Yadav and other Opposition leaders. If you dont agree with what they said, and respect Uttarakhand and its roots, then you should speak up, he said.
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Mallikarjun Kharge Attacks PM Modi, Demands Removal Of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
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Akhilesh Yadav alleged that the BJP is manipulating the Election Commission to influence upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh. He claimed that the names of eligible voters had been wrongfully deleted from electoral rolls, impacting electoral fairness. The INDIA bloc held a rally in Delhi's Ramlila Maidan to protest against these alleged irregularities and to rally support.
Counterfeit Rs 20 Coin Racket Busted In Delhi
Delhi Police have busted a large-scale counterfeit Rs 20 coin manufacturing and supply racket, arresting four individuals including the alleged kingpin. The operation led to the recovery of fake coins worth Rs 1 lakh and the dismantling of a manufacturing unit being shifted from Haryana to Uttar Pradesh. Further investigations are ongoing to identify other members of the network.
Akhilesh Yadavs Double Zero Jibe At BJP After SP Sweeps Both Varanasi MLC Seats In UP Polls
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Uttar Pradesh to launch state Quantum Mission, steps up push for AI and robotics
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has welcomed the extension of the Northern bullet train corridor from Siliguri to Guwahati, saying Delhi-Guwahati travel could take under eight hours. PM Narendra Modi has approved the Northern corridor, which will connect major cities across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal before reaching Assam.
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Musalmaan rehne ki saza hai: SP leader Azam Khan after getting arrested
Lucknow/Rampur: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday arrested Samajwadi Party (SP) leader and former Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan in a money laundering case, shortly after he and his son Abdullah Azam Khan were released from Rampur jail on bail in an alleged dual PAN cards case, officials said. The 78-year-old leader will be produced 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 .
Amit Shah to spearhead BJPs UP outreach before state polls with 18-rally plan
CM Yogi, Rekha Gupta extend wishes on Haryana Foundation Day, hail states rich heritage
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday extended greetings to the people of Haryana on the occasion of the state's Foundation Day, highlighting its rich cultural heritage, valour, sporting achievements and contribution to agriculture. Taking to social media platform X, CM Yogi conveyed his heartfelt wishes to the people of Haryana and described the state as the sacred land associated with the divine teachings of Lord Shri Krishna. Heartfelt congratulations to all residents of Haryana on the Foundation Day of Haryana state, the sacred land of Yogeshwar Lord Shri Krishna's divine teachings, the proud land of valor, sporting talent, and advanced agricultural traditions, CM Yogi posted. He also expressed hope that Haryana would continue to progress under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. Under the illustrious guidance of the Honorable Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji and the leadership of the Honorable Chief Minister Shri @NayabSainiBJP Ji, may this state continue to advance on the path of development and prosperitythis is the prayer to Lord Shri Krishna, he added. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also extended her greetings, describing her connection with Haryana as special and acknowledging the contribution of its farmers and daughters. In her post on X, she said, My connection with the soil of Haryana, a land of heroes, proud of the hard work of farmers and the achievements of daughters, has always been special. Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all the residents of the state on Haryana Foundation Day. She further expressed hope that the state would achieve new milestones in development, prosperity and public welfare under the guidance of the Prime Minister and the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. May Haryana, under the guidance of the esteemed Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji and the leadership of the honourable Chief Minister Shri @NayabSainiBJP Ji, establish new benchmarks in development, prosperity, and public welfarethis is my heartfelt wish, Rekha Gupta said. Haryana Diwas, also known as Haryana Foundation Day, is celebrated every year on November 1 to mark the state's formation in 1966. Haryana was established as the 17th state of the Indian Union on November 1, 1966, following its separation from Punjab. The day is observed across the state with cultural programmes, school exhibitions and community events celebrating its history, traditions and identity. The occasion also highlights Haryana's contributions to agriculture, sports and national development since its formation nearly six decades ago.
Vande Bharat Sleeper to cut Varanasi-Delhi travel time to 8-9 hours: Yogi Adityanath
New railway services and infrastructure upgrades are expected to improve passenger convenience, regional connectivity and freight movement across Uttar Pradesh.
From dry to drenched: UPs Oct rain score flips in 48 hours
UPPCL Director Recruitment 2026
Department of Energy, Government of Uttar Pradesh (UPPCL) has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of Director. Online applications will be accepted till 21 November 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, uppcl.org.
Farmer injured in leopard attack in Bahraich cane field
VC calls EC meet after UP govt asks KGMU to act on STF report
UP to launch week-long push for eco-friendly lifestyles
Robbery at jewellery store in Ghazipur; 2 held in encounter within 3 hours
DGP orders enhanced patrolling, traffic curbs ahead of festive season
3 get life term for mans murder in Deoria
22 UP cops chosen for Union Home Ministers Excellence medal
ED arrests Azam outside Rampur jail, son Abdullah walks free
Punishment For Being A Muslim, Says Former MP
CNG prices hiked in Lucknow, Agra, three other UP cities from Sunday
Yogi flags missing Hindu voters from electoral rolls, asks BJP cadre to launch booth-level drive
CS gets addnl charge of civil aviation, Alok Kumar-2 new IIDC in admin reshuffle
Pilibhit list row: UP CEO orders statewide ECINET login shutdown
Those who regard Jinnah as ideal & seek to divide society cant be Patels followers: CM
