Jal Shakti minister orders 24x7 work to ensure tap water supply in remaining JE, AES-hit villages
An eight-year-old student died after a suspected snakebite at a government primary school. The child reportedly informed teachers about the snakebite after visiting the school toilet. Family members alleged no immediate medical assistance was provided to the unwell child. Villagers protested and demanded action against school staff for alleged negligence. An inquiry committee has been formed to investigate the incident and submit its report.
Tamil Nadu tops road accidents, Uttar Pradesh remains deadliest State
There is a much wider gap between accidents and fatalities in TN than in UP. In 2025, TN recorded 3.86 accidents for every road fatality, compared with 1.80 accidents per fatality in UP
SC Seeks Forensic Auditor in Ram Temple Donation Probe SIT
Top court asks Uttar Pradesh government to add a forensic auditor to the SIT investigating alleged embezzlement of Ram temple donations.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms likely this week in Uttar Pradesh: IMD
Lucknow and Uttar Pradesh will experience intensified monsoon activity over the coming days. Widespread rainfall and thunderstorms are forecast across several districts of the state. Maximum temperatures are expected to fall by four to six degrees Celsius. This increased monsoon activity will bring relief from the prevailing humid weather conditions. People in vulnerable areas are advised to remain alert for potential hazards.
UP Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana Visits Telangana Legislative Assembly
The two Speakers held a meeting in the Assembly Speaker's Chamber and discussed the functioning and legislative practices of the Telangana and Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assemblies
Uttar Pradesh has emerged as a top choice for domestic tourism in India. The harmonious blend of Ayodhya, Varanasi, and Prayagraj, known as the 'Divine Trinity,' draws countless visitors. Additionally, historical sites and Buddhist landmarks create a rich tapestry of attractions for tourists. Ongoing investments are transforming infrastructure and fostering economic vitality across various regions, revolutionizing the state's financial framework.
Operation Kayakalp: Yogi transforms primary government schools
Operation Kayakalp in Uttar Pradesh has revitalized government school infrastructure, impacting over 1.30 lakh educational institutions through significant investments. By leveraging inter-departmental collaboration, this initiative enhances infrastructure comprehensively. With technology-driven monitoring mechanisms in place, the project ensures transparency and high-quality school upgrades, leading to improved learning environments and bolstered student enrollment rates.
Bhadohi: Yogi weaves a new growth story
Since 2017, Bhadohi's carpet industry has experienced remarkable growth, thanks to government initiatives like ODOP that enhance production and exports for local artisans. The Carpet Expo Mart plays a pivotal role in linking exporters directly to global buyers, reinforcing Uttar Pradesh's stature as a premier export destination. This resurgence of traditional craftsmanship contributes significantly to modern economic development and job creation.
UPs infra push: Foundation of the best
Uttar Pradesh has undergone remarkable infrastructural advancements over the past nine years. Substantial investments in expressways and airports have improved connectivity, fostering industrial expansion. The development of rail and waterways bolsters logistics and trade across the region, while urban and digital infrastructure initiatives contribute to economic growth. This integrated strategy sets the stage for ongoing development in Uttar Pradesh's future.
Oriflame Announces Long-Term Strategic Manufacturing Partnership with Akums in India
Oriflame , the Swedish holistic beauty and wellbeing brand, has announced that it has entered into an agreement for the transfer of its manufacturing operations in India to Pure and Cure Healthcare Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Limited, one of India's leading contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs). The proposed transaction includes Oriflame India's manufacturing facilities located in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, and Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Completion of the transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. As part of the agreement, Oriflame and Akums will enter into a long-term strategic manufacturing and supply partnership. Under this arrangement, Akums will continue to manufacture Oriflame products, ensuring continuity of supply and maintaining the high standards of quality expected by Oriflame Beauty Entrepreneurs and customers. India remains a strategically important market for Oriflame. The company has operated in the country for more than 30 years and will continue to grow its fast-growing social selling business, serving consumers through its network of Beauty Entrepreneurs across the country. The transaction forms part of Oriflame's ongoing efforts to optimise its global operations and sourcing footprint while maintaining strong product quality, operational resilience and service levels. Anna Malmhake, CEO and President of Oriflame, said, "India is an important market for Oriflame and we remain fully committed to our long-term growth ambitions in the country. Through this strategic partnership with Akums, we are securing access to high-quality manufacturing capabilities while enabling greater operational flexibility and alignment with our sourcing strategy. We are pleased to be partnering with a trusted and reputable manufacturer that shares our commitment to quality and excellence." Edyta Kurek, Senior Vice President and GM, Oriflame India , added, "Oriflame's manufacturing standards in India have been built over more than three decades of expertise at our Roorkee and Noida facilities. As a Swedish brand, we have always believed in building long-term, sustainable partnerships that uphold the highest standards of quality. Our partnership with Akums reflects that philosophy, bringing together Oriflame's global product expertise and uncompromising quality standards with Akums' manufacturing excellence to support our long-term growth in India. For our Beauty Entrepreneurs and customers, it is business as usual, with our commercial operations, products and services remaining unchanged. We are pleased that the partnership is intended to ensure continuity for employees while preserving the expertise built within these facilities. Together with Akums, we look forward to continuing to serve our Beauty Entrepreneurs and customers across India for many years to come." Employees currently working at the manufacturing sites will be offered to continue their employment with the new owner on the same terms and conditions. Oriflame's commercial operations, Beauty Entrepreneur network, trademarks and customer-facing activities in India are not part of the transaction and will continue to be operated by Oriflame India Private Limited. About Oriflame As a globally renowned beauty and wellbeing company, Oriflame has empowered individuals since 1967 through its diverse portfolio of high-quality, innovative, and sustainable beauty and wellbeing products. It operates in over 60 markets. Oriflame operates through a modern social selling model, enabling over 3 million Beauty Entrepreneurs and members worldwide to become beauty industry insiders through a ‘Plug and Play’ micro-entrepreneurship model. Oriflame’s product range spans skincare, cosmetics, fragrances, personal care, and nutritional supplements, all crafted with care to promote holistic wellbeing. Oriflame continues to make a positive impact on communities worldwide and has been named a European Climate Leader by the Financial Times and Statista for the past five years. In India, Oriflame continues to build opportunities for women to achieve financial independence while promoting holistic wellbeing. in.oriflame.com .
UPCA Speed Hunt A Major Success, Identified 38 Pacers Clocking 134-plus Kmph: Rajeev Shukla
The UPCA Speed Hunt: Rajeev Shukla, the vice president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), on Monday hailed the UPT20 League's role in unearthing raw talent from Uttar Pradesh, revealing that 38 fast bowlers consistently clocking over 134 kmph have made it to the upcoming player auction following the success of the state bodys Speed Hunt drive. The fourth edition of the state T20 league is set to kick off on August 14 at the Ekana Cricket Stadium through the opening day clash between Kashi Rudras and Meerut Mavericks. This is the fourth edition of the UPT20 League, and the impact it has made over the past three seasons is there for everyone to see. This year alone, 18 players from Uttar Pradesh featured in the IPL. Many of them got their breakthrough after performing well in the UPT20 League. IPL scouts closely follow this tournament, making it an important platform for young cricketers to showcase their talent and earn opportunities at the highest level, Shukla said in a statement by the tournament. Highlighting the success of the UPCA Speed Hunt initiative, Shukla said, The UPCA Speed Hunt has also been a major success. We have identified fast bowlers from across the state, and this year 38 bowlers, all consistently clocking over 134 kmph, earned a place in the auction. It shows that talented players from every corner of Uttar Pradesh now have a pathway to the UPT20 League and, eventually, to the IPL, he added. Addressing potential growth for the six-team competition, Shukla stated that the leagues governing body remains open to expanding the franchise roster in coming seasons once structural stability is maintained. The league has now become stable after three successful seasons. If the Governing Council recommends expanding beyond six teams in the future, the Apex Council will certainly consider it. Our focus has always been on building a strong and sustainable league before expanding further. Detailing plans to broaden the cricketing footprint across India's most populous state, Shukla spoke on the importance of growing venue infrastructure, citing the decision to conduct the player auction in Agra. We are also committed to taking cricket to more parts of Uttar Pradesh. Hosting the auction in Agra was part of that vision, and we hope it helps strengthen the city's cricketing ecosystem. Infrastructure remains the key, and as more quality venues are developed across the state, we will continue exploring opportunities to expand the league, he added. Detailing plans to broaden the cricketing footprint across India's most populous state, Shukla spoke on the importance of growing venue infrastructure, citing the decision to conduct the player auction in Agra. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The playoffs kick off with Qualifier 1 and the Eliminator to be played on September 3, followed by Qualifier 2 on September 4, and culminating in the final in Kanpur on September 6. Article Source: IANS
A Quarter Millenium into American Democracy
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY remains robust as it marked its remarkable 250-year commitment to the ideal of self-government earlier this month. This endurance is not merely a matter of administrative convenience, but a testament to a nation that has projected itself as placing human dignity at the epicenter of the democratic experiment. It has sustained a constitutional structure that has securely housed democracy for two and a half centuries. Celebrating this milestone is not a license for erasure of historical wrongs committed in the nations name. Rather, it serves as an acknowledgment that the citizenry is free enough today to confront those failures, learn from them, and chart a more hopeful course. It offers a moment to reflect on the crucial strides American democracy has made. Indeed, the nation's finest moments have defined the expansion of the foundational principles captured in the Declaration of Independence . The document emphatically claims these truths as self-evident, asserting that all people are endowed with certain unalienable rightschief among them, Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. Despite the deep imperfections of the men who drafted and ratified this text, successive generations of Americans have kept the democratic flame alive. While the light has fluttered numerous times, the public has not let it extinguish. The founders possessed a universal vision but limited it to a privileged few, excluding women and people of color. Yet, even in securing these rights restrictively, they engineered a structure of self-government that was destined for universal application. The constitutional separation of powers has allowed American democracy to rebound time and again, providing movements the legal and political pathways to effect change. While the Civil War exposed the limitations of always achieving such progress nonviolently, it was a democratically elected president, Abraham Lincoln, who preserved the Union and abolished slavery. In the centuries since, the United States has continually expanded its circle of inclusion through nonviolent movements, from womens suffrage and African-American civil rights to disability and gender advocacy. Even today that work continues with vigor. Democracy has never been seen as a solved problem but seen as the method to solve problems. Despite the deep imperfections of the men who drafted and ratified this text, successive generations of Americans have kept the democratic flame alive. The American economic model has constantly tested American democracy. The social safety nets that the rest of the developed world takes for granted have been glaringly fragile for Americans. Millions of Americans still go to bed without any health coverage . American higher education has got out of reach for the average family. Affordability has emerged as the defining issue for this generation of Americans who find their futures uncertain. This has led to a remarkable convergence between the right and the left. While self-proclaimed nativism holds an unfortunate sway over parts of the right, the vast majority of the country living paycheck to paycheck, if they even have a paycheck, is demanding a politics that addresses their struggles. Four out of ten kids in America over the past decade, across the Biden and Trump administrations, were effectively born in poverty with their births financed by Medicaid, the government insurance program for the poorest. While the word dignity is not explicitly in the founding documents, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness sums up what makes a life dignified. Social participation in a democracy that denies a dignified living is an inadequate commitment to the Declarations creed. The emerging leadership of America is taking the mantle of the Declaration and making the case of economic inclusion through this rallying around affordability. The natural evolution of American dignity today demands its leaders to address the affordability crisis by reimagining capitalism that has fallen short of its own promise of prosperity. It is legitimate for the world to judge American democracy through the lens of its foreign policy. The American record is checkered to be generous. But to see that as Americas totality is missing what the world can actually learn from its evolutionary story with its ups and downs. Using a sports metaphor, we love our champions not just for winning but their resilience after theyve been defeated. Some of the loudest criticisms of American foreign policy have often come from its youth. Their passion for democracy and human dignity has been a constant source of self-correction albeit partial in some instances. In a nation built by immigrants, their recent targeting attempts to erode the founding principles but the peoples response has been steadfast. In a nation built by immigrants, their recent targeting attempts to erode the founding principles but the peoples response has been steadfast. Just look at the roster of candidates gaining traction in local and state elections filled with immigrants from every corner of the globe. Americans dont back down when they feel their democracy is in duress, they stand up to heal it. American patriotism is stronger than its nationalism and thats a testament to the creed that places the people and their communities at the center of public life, not imagined enemies. Yes, American society is not immune to dehumanization and the chorus of those voices has grown louder but Americans are responding by exercising what the founders put in place. They are reinvesting in their democracy through their activism and votes and in the process deepening its roots for the next 250 years. For more than three decades now Ive been a policy advocate because I am the descendant of Indian freedom fighters. They too laid the foundation of a nation that aspired to ensure the dignity of all its people through self-government. I have found policy to be my calling working on drafting it, working on mobilizing people and challenging elected leaders to fulfil their oaths, both in India and the United States. So, when my daughter, Sarea, the great grand-daughter of freedom fighters from Uttar Pradesh, volunteered for the winning Maryland state senate campaign of Amar Mukunda, whose great grandfather was a freedom fighter from Karnataka, it was a moment of deep reflection. Two incredible democratic traditions had fully meshed. The American mosaic should inspire the world. Give it a second look.
College rolls out the red carpet for freshers
Music, fashion, and festivities marked the start of the new academic session. The annual freshers' party, Aarambh 26, welcomed the PGDM batch of 2026-28. Students were inspired to step into campus life with confidence under the theme All That Glitters. Dr Sushma Vishnani and Dr Rashmi Chaudhary wished students success in their academic journey. Several students received personality titles, including Mr Fresher and Miss Fresher.
Family of 4, including 2 children, die after speeding truck ploughs into house in UP
A speeding truck crashed into a house in Uttar Pradesh, killing four family members. The truck veered off the highway and ran over the family sitting outside. Two children and their grandparents perished in the early morning accident. The driver and helper fled the scene immediately after the tragic incident. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed grief and ordered assistance for the victims.
Yash Dayal set to join Chhattisgarh, seeks NOC from UPCA
Uttar Pradesh pacer Yash Dayal has applied for an NOC to switch teams. He will join the Chhattisgarh team's fitness camp next month. Dayal represented Uttar Pradesh from 2018 to 2025 in domestic cricket. He mentioned cricket helped him stay strong through difficult challenges. The UPCA is currently considering his NOC request.
Arrested for his support to CJP protest, Junaids family let off
New Delhi:The family of Muhammad Junaid, who had alleged that he was targeted by the Uttar Pradesh Police for providing meals to NEET paper leak protesters at Delhis Jantar Mantar, has been released from custody, his lawyer said on Sunday, July 26. In a post on Instagram, Junaids lawyer said Junaid and his entire family 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 .
India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in several regions. Chhattisgarh and Odisha are expected to receive isolated extremely heavy showers. Heavy to very heavy rain will also impact Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Maharashtra. The weather office warns of thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across many states. Squally conditions are predicted over the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
Frontline security forces trained to identify illicit wildlife articles at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
A specialised workshop at Dudhwa Tiger Reserve trained 97 forest and enforcement personnel to identify illegally traded wildlife products. Experts from WTI and WCCB conducted theoretical and practical sessions on trafficking trends, wildlife derivatives and post-seizure procedures, strengthening inter-agency coordination to improve detection and curb wildlife trafficking along border and forest corridors.
Hajj 2027: J&K receives just 4,691 applications
Jammu and Kashmir has received 4,691 applications for Hajj 2027, significantly lower than the Union Territorys expected quota of 7,981 pilgrims, indicating that the entire allocation may not be utilised if the present trend continues. According to a senior official of the J&K Hajj Committee, the applications comprise 2,566 male and 2,125 female pilgrims. Among the applicants, 24 women have registered under the Ladies Without Mahram (LWM) category, while 620 are senior citizens aged above 65 years. The number of applications is around 3,290 short of the expected quota, suggesting a lower response from intending pilgrims this year. However, the final quota for Jammu and Kashmir will be determined by the Hajj Committee of India in accordance with the Hajj Policy. District-wise, Srinagar recorded the highest number of applications at 1,152, followed by Baramulla with 595, Anantnag 420, Budgam 404, Pulwama 361, Kupwara 323 and Kulgam 265. In the Jammu division, Rajouri received the highest number of applications at 174, followed by Jammu 106, Poonch 101, Doda 85, Ramban 54, Udhampur 50, Samba 46, Reasi 38, Kathua 36 and Kishtwar 35. The senior official said the Hajj Committee of India will scrutinise all applications before initiating the subsequent stages of the Hajj 2027 selection process in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Minority Affairs. At the national level, the Hajj Committee of India received 2,01,725 applications after the close of the registration window. Among the states, Gujarat recorded the highest number of applications at 31,755, followed by Maharashtra (28,372), Kerala (24,500), Uttar Pradesh (22,623), Karnataka (17,939), Tamil Nadu (14,124), Telangana (12,021) and Madhya Pradesh (10,141). Officials said the quota for Hajj Group Organisers (HGOs) has not yet been announced. The allocation under the HGO category will be notified separately by the Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India.
India scaling new heights in defence production: PM Modi
New Delhi, Jul 26:Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday asserted that India is continuously scaling new heights in defence production, military exports and also in the field of political cooperation with friendly nations. Addressing his monthly radio broadcast 'Mann Ki Baat', he also paid tributes to those who sacrificed their lives during the Kargil war in 1999. The prime minister, however, did not refer to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protests on the NEET paper leak issue which concluded on Saturday after the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Education Minister and acceptance of the protesters' other demands by the government. Recording of the Mann Ki Baat is normally done two to three days ahead of the scheduled broadcast. Referring to the 'Kargil Vijay Diwas', the prime minister said there are certain days in people's lives that do not require a calendar to be remembered. Today, the 26th of July, is one such date. Today is 'Kargil Vijay Diwas'. This day fills us with pride. This day reminds us of the extraordinary courage of our brave soldiers. Towering peaks of Kargil, harsh weather, the challenge posed by the enemy - our soldiers faced every such circumstance, yet their spirit was greater than every challenge, he said. Modi said India of today not only remembers her heroes but also conveys their saga to the new generation and, with this very sentiment, a special 'Shaurya Vijay Yatra' has been organised this year. The prime minister said alongside the courage of the soldiers, India is also continuously strengthening its technological capabilities. He said a few days ago, INS Mahendragiri was inducted into the Indian Navy and this modern warship has been designed and built in India itself. More than 75 per cent of the materials used in it are indigenous. It is a symbol of the growing strength of an 'Atmanirbhar Bharat', he said. Modi said the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) also successfully tested the Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket this month and behind this success lies the collective perseverance of the scientists and engineers. Only two-three days ago, the DRDO also successfully tested the Kusha missile, he said. Whether it is defence production, defence exports, or political cooperation with friendly nations, India is continuously scaling new heights, he said. The prime minister said when he was in Indonesia early this month, a major agreement regarding BrahMos and Astra missiles was concluded, and this reflected that global confidence in India's defence equipment and technology is growing. Referring to India's first rocket developed by the private sector, he said every Indian is filled with pride following the successful launch of 'Vikram-1' last Sunday. All of us Indians were witnesses to this historic moment for India's space sector. Our young innovators achieved something that was once difficult to even imagine - they displayed remarkable skill, passion and patience, he said. Modi said for a long time the Indian space sector remained closed to the private sector, denying many interested young people the opportunity to showcase their talent. Keeping the interests of the youth in mind, we opened up the space sector to private enterprise, and today, the world is witnessing the results, he said. Talking about the campaign 'Catch The Rain' for the conservation of rainwater, he said the message is very simple: conserve the water right where and when the rain falls. That is why a special nationwide campaign has been underway since the 4th of July. Under this initiative, fresh momentum is being given to rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, the rejuvenation of old water bodies and tree plantation, he said. The prime minister also referred to badminton icon P V Sindhu becoming the first Indian to win the Japan Open title, saying the entire nation is proud of this achievement of hers. He spoke about the Indian women's cricket team's first-ever Test match win at Lord's Stadium in London, and said this was a historic victory. Modi also highlighted a sports-related initiative in South Chittoor, Ernakulam, where a school has a Sanskrit club where a teacher, Abhilash, is popularising Sanskrit in a unique way. This project has been named 'Aksharakanduk'; it explains Sanskrit letters in a simple manner by linking them to terms used in football. This makes learning enjoyable while also fostering a deeper connection between people and sports, he said. The prime minister also spoke about the successes achieved by Indian students in Science Olympiads, a women's Self-Help Group in Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor creating 'Vidur Prerna Swadeshi Herbal Tea' and lakhs of saplings being planted through the 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign. As the country will celebrate the 'National Handloom Day' on August 7, he urged everyone to honour the weavers by encouraging handloom crafts. Come, let us further strengthen the spirit of being 'Vocal for Local', he added.
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Mohammad Deepak raises voice against Jauhar Univ demolition
Deepak Kumar, popularly known as Mohammed Deepak, has raised his voice against the demolition of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Uttar Pradeshs Rampur district. In a video released on Sunday, July 26, Mohammed Deepak appeals to the Yogi Adityanath government to consider the future of the students, who are mostly from poor economic backgrounds. Children 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 .
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Lucknow man held for repeatedly raping minor, blackmailing her with intimate video
Police arrested a 28-year-old man for allegedly raping a teenage girl. He lured her into a relationship and recorded an intimate video of her. The accused then repeatedly raped the girl by threatening to share the clip. He also extorted jewellery from the minor. The man was arrested in Ujjain and remanded to judicial custody.
'Don't cry later': Owaisi offers Akhilesh alliance to oust BJP in Uttar Pradesh polls
Asaduddin Owaisi has offered an alliance to the Samajwadi Party for Uttar Pradesh elections. He stated his readiness to join hands with Akhilesh Yadav's party. Owaisi expressed a desire to prevent the BJP from securing a third term. He dismissed the B-team label and urged the SP to talk now. The AIMIM chief emphasized a fight for community honor and equal standing.
Tribute to Neera Arya: A Call for Youth Inspiration
Baghpat, July 26: On the occasion of the death anniversary of Neera Arya, the first female soldier of the Azad Hind Faujs Rani Jhansi Regiment, Rajshree Chaudhary, the granddaughter of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, visited Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh. During her visit, she paid tribute to Arya and emphasized that the youth of the nation should ... Read more Tribute to Neera Arya: A Call for Youth Inspiration
Wish my son was alive to see Pradhan's resignation: Father of NEET aspirant
Any compensation could not fill the gap that his son's death had created, says The grieving father of a 21-year-old NEET aspirant who died in Uttar Pradeshs Kheri.
Mehbooba Mufti criticized Yogi Adityanath regarding the proposed demolition of 38 buildings at Jauhar University. She suggested the Uttar Pradesh chief minister should learn from the Jantar Mantar protests. Mufti stated destroying the learning institution displays hatred and vengeance against students. Akhilesh Yadav also joined students protesting to save Jauhar University from demolition. The Samajwadi Party demanded the BJP halt the demolition, citing potential harm to students.
UPSRTC to run extra buses for Kanwar Yatra, set up 24-hour control rooms
The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation will operate additional buses for Kanwar Yatra pilgrims. A 24-hour control room will monitor bus operations throughout the pilgrimage period. Additional buses will be arranged for devotees travelling to Haridwar and other major cities. Officials have been instructed to provide essential facilities at bus stations for passengers. Drivers will undergo mandatory breath analyser tests to ensure road safety compliance.
Prime Minister Modi highlighted Indian achievements during his recent 'Mann Ki Baat' address. An astrophysicist's discovery of a young galaxy cluster was among the praised efforts. A Bihar initiative transforms plastic waste into durable benches for public spaces. The Indian Grey Hornbill has returned to Gujarat's Gir forests after six decades. Women entrepreneurs in Uttar Pradesh created herbal tea from natural ingredients.
Mehbooba Mufti targets Yogi over Jauhar University demotion order
Srinagar: PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday, July 26, hit out at Uttar Pradesh government for targeting Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, saying chief minister Yogi Adityanath should learn a lesson from the Jantar Mantar protests. Destroying an institution of learning like Jauhar University displays nothing but hatred and vengeance, Mehbooba said in a post on 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 .
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission will close applications for PCS 2026 on July 27. Interested candidates must apply online through the official UPPSC website before this date. This examination recruits for Group A and Group B administrative posts across Uttar Pradesh. The notification released on June 25 details eligibility, application, and selection stages. Approximately 500 vacancies are available for various key government positions.
Mehbooba Mufti targets UP CM Yogi Adityanath over demotion order of Jauhar University
Mehbooba Mufti criticized the Uttar Pradesh government's action against Jauhar University. She stated that destroying the institution displayed hatred and vengeance. The Rampur Development Authority ordered the demolition of university buildings on July 15. This action was taken citing a lack of plan approvals for constructions. The university, founded by Azam Khan, has faced legal battles over land encroachment.
The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has released the registration schedule for private candidates appearing in the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations in 2027. Applications must be submitted by August 5, 2026, through designated forwarding centres. The board has also announced timelines for fee payment, verification, corrections, and detailed examination fee categories for eligible candidates.
Dharmendra Pradhan's exit revives an old Congress-era tradition and hands the BJP a very contemporary problem to solve on the road to Uttar Pradesh.
Jauhar University students future hangs in the balance
Bhopal: Ms Razia Masood, a Bhopal-based Social Activist, has asserted that the move of the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government to demolish 38 of the 40 buildings on the campus of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, including the university mosque under the pretext of illegal construction, is one of the most sweeping misuse of 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 .
Sarnath inscribed as Indias 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site
PTI New Delhi Indias ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh was officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List on Saturday, becoming the countrys 45th world heritage site. The decision was finalised during the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee held in Busan, South Korea. UNESCO announced the news on X []
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Will build Shivaji museum instead of Mughal museum in Agra by 2026 end: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced a new museum honoring Chhatrapati Shivaji. He criticized the previous government's plan for a museum dedicated to Aurangzeb. Public funds will not be used for a museum honoring an invader, he stated. The new museum is expected to be completed by the end of this year. Adityanath also highlighted various development projects for Agra city.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath takes stalk of Kanwar Yatra preparations
In view of the upcoming Shravan month, the annual Kanwar Yatra and various other festivals, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today directed officials to ensure that arrangements for law and order, traffic management, health services, ...
Thousands protest across UP, back CJP's campaign over alleged paper leaks
Students across Uttar Pradesh protested alleged examination paper leaks on Saturday. Demonstrations occurred in Prayagraj, Lucknow, and Saharanpur, with thousands participating. Protesters demanded action against police and the resignation of the Union education minister. They also called for compensation for families of students who died. The CJP-led movement gained support from opposition parties and organizations.
Muslims targeted, families harassed over Jantar Mantar protests
New Delhi: Muslims backing the ongoing NEET paper leak protests are reportedly being singled out, with Uttar Pradesh Police allegedly threatening Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) volunteer Muhammad Junaid, who earned widespread appreciation for providing free meals to protesters at Jantar Mantar since early June. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests have intensified since the Sansad 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 .
Congress, SP ruined students' future: UP CM Adityanath at Fatehpur amid NEET paper leak row
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized opposition parties for student futures. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for stringent anti-paper leak actions. A new law proposes severe penalties for those involved in examination malpractices. The Chief Minister highlighted development initiatives and new opportunities for the youth.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated development projects worth over 489 crore. He praised Prime Minister Modi for the National Education Policy and a new law. Adityanath stated his government maintains a strict stance against examination malpractices. He alleged past governments allowed such malpractices, hindering development. The Chief Minister highlighted development in Fatehpur and employment generation across the state.
32 days after deadly blaze, LDA begins demolition of Aliganj building that claimed 15 lives
Lucknow Development Authority began demolishing the Aliganj building where a fire killed fifteen people. The demolition occurred thirty-two days after the blaze tore through the commercial complex. Authorities deployed over one hundred police personnel and sealed surrounding roads for security. A Special Investigation Team was formed to probe the deadly fire incident. The building faced demolition due to alleged unauthorized construction and safety lapses.
Delhi-NCR braces for heavy rain as IMD issues fresh monsoon alert
The IMD has issued rain and thunderstorm warnings for multiple states, including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Uttar Pradesh: Two dead in explosion at Saharanpur firecracker factory
Two workers died in a firecracker factory explosion in Saharanpur's Kunda Basi village. Local authorities immediately rushed to the site and began a thorough investigation. Earlier this week, fourteen women workers were hospitalized after an ammonia gas leak. This incident occurred at a meat processing plant in Saharanpur's Gagalheri area. Work at the plant was temporarily halted as officials launched a formal probe.
RSS meeting focuses on Trust reforms, PR strategy after donation theft row
Class IX girl writes youths name on hand using mehndi, hangs self
To tackle rush, passport centres to open on Saturday; to add creche for applicants
68cr devpt works for Lko North and West seats
5,000 transfer from bank a/c in Haryana under ATS lens in ISI sleeper cell probe
Woman killed in suspected leopard attack near BahraichLakhimpur border
UP transport dept to run drive to inspect vehicle scrapping centres
Man arrested for killing daughters boyfriend in Hardoi
