Dhirendra Singh has sent a detailed representation to the Prime Minister, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Union Civil Aviation Minister and Chief Secretary of the Government of Uttar Pradesh seeking reassessment of charges
NCRB data testifies to UPs strong law and order: DGP
Against the national crime rate of 252.3, Uttar Pradesh recorded a crime rate of only 180.2.
Police rescue kidnapped UP schoolboy in Rohtak, 3 accused arrested
Haryana Police's Special Detective Unit successfully rescued a 10-year-old boy kidnapped for ransom from Uttar Pradesh. Acting on a tip-off, the SDU team apprehended three accused in Rohtak and safely recovered the child, handing him over to the Uttar Pradesh Police for further investigation. The swift operation ensured the boy's safe return.
Rising Sanatan Renaissance in Modis Bharat
Since 2014, India has witnessed something far deeper than a political shift. What has unfolded under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being viewed by millions as a civilizational reawakening a resurgence of Sanatan consciousness after decades of cultural hesitation and fragmented identity. The rise of the BJP across state after state was not seen merely as electoral success; for its supporters, it symbolized the return of Bharats civilizational confidence. The saffron wave that spread across the country became both a political phenomenon and a cultural statement, reflecting an India increasingly unafraid to embrace its ancient roots in the public sphere. When Modi came to power in 2014 with a historic mandate, and Amit Shah began expanding the BJPs organizational machinery across the nation, a new narrative started taking shape. It was no longer confined to governance alone. Temples, pilgrimages, scriptures, festivals, Sanskrit slogans, and symbols of Hindu heritage gradually moved from the margins into mainstream national discourse. For many Indians, especially those who believed their civilizational identity had long been diluted in the name of secular politics, this period marked the beginning of a long-awaited cultural renaissance. The victories that followed reinforced this perception. From Uttar Pradesh to Assam, from Tripura to Haryana, the BJPs expansion was accompanied by a visible assertion of cultural symbolism. Saffron flags, chants of Jai Shri Ram, and public celebrations of Hindu festivals became increasingly prominent. In Uttar Pradesh, the rise of Yogi Adityanath represented a new fusion of governance and openly articulated dharmic identity. Ancient religious centers that had suffered neglect for decades suddenly became the focus of massive restoration projects. The transformation of Kashi Vishwanath in Varanasi, the redevelopment of Mahakal Lok in Ujjain, and the revival of pilgrimage circuits across the country reflected a state-backed effort to reconnect India with its sacred geography. Nothing symbolized this shift more powerfully than the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. For generations, the Ram Janmabhoomi movement had occupied a deeply emotional place in Hindu consciousness. The Pran Pratishtha ceremony in January 2024 was not viewed merely as the inauguration of a temple, but as the culmination of centuries of memory, struggle, and aspiration. Across towns and villages, homes lit diyas as if celebrating a second Diwali. Temples held special prayers, and millions watched the ceremony live. For supporters of the movement, Ayodhya became a symbol of historical correction and cultural restoration. The resurgence has not remained limited to temples alone. It has extended into education, diplomacy, tourism, and even everyday language. Yoga, once dismissed by sections of the elite as outdated spirituality, has become a global movement after the declaration of International Yoga Day at the United Nations. Ancient Indian knowledge systems, Ayurveda, Sanskrit studies, and references to epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata are now more visible in public institutions and educational conversations. The idea of Bharat as a Vishwaguru a civilization capable of offering spiritual and philosophical guidance to the world has returned strongly in political rhetoric and public imagination. In many ways, this renaissance is also visible in how ordinary people express faith today. Public celebrations of festivals have become larger and more organized. Pilgrimage tourism has exploded. Young Indians who once saw tradition as something outdated are increasingly reconnecting with rituals, temples, and cultural heritage with pride rather than embarrassment. Social media, too, has played a role in amplifying this shift, creating a new generation of culturally assertive voices. Jammu & Kashmir occupies a particularly emotional place within this broader narrative. For decades, the region represented both spiritual heritage and historical pain. The abrogation of Article 370 in 2019 was celebrated by many as the symbolic integration of Kashmir into the national mainstream. Ancient temples across the Valley, including the historic Martand Sun Temple and the revered Amarnath Temple, began receiving renewed attention and restoration efforts. At the heart of the Kashmir story lies the pain of the Kashmiri Pandits. Their exodus in the 1990s remains one of the deepest wounds in modern Indian history. For many, the current era represents not only political change but also an attempt to restore dignity and memory to a displaced community that spent decades longing for recognition and justice. Cultural events, temple festivals like Kheer Bhawani, and rehabilitation efforts have become symbolic attempts to reconnect Kashmiri Hindus with their ancestral homeland. The issue remains sensitive and incomplete, but it now occupies a far more visible place in national consciousness than it once did. At the same time, Modis supporters argue that this cultural revival has gone hand in hand with developmental nationalism. Highways to pilgrimage sites, modernization of temple towns, expanded railway connectivity, digital governance, sanitation drives, and welfare schemes are projected as examples of how development and civilizational identity can coexist. The narrative being built is one where India can become both technologically modern and culturally rooted a nation building semiconductors and expressways while still drawing strength from its spiritual traditions. Critics, of course, see this transformation differently. Opposition parties and liberal commentators often argue that the saffron surge risks blurring the line between religion and state, and they accuse the government of encouraging majoritarian politics. Yet despite these criticisms, the larger cultural momentum remains undeniable. What is significant is not simply electoral dominance, but the psychological change that has accompanied it. A large section of Indians today speak about Sanatan Dharma, temples, heritage, and civilizational identity with a confidence that was less visible in mainstream discourse a decade ago. This is why many describe the post-2014 era not merely as a political chapter, but as a civilizational moment. From Ayodhya to Kashi, from the ghats of Varanasi to the valleys of Kashmir, the idea of Bharat rooted in Sanatan values has re-emerged with renewed force. Whether one views it as renaissance or reinvention, there is little doubt that the country is undergoing a profound cultural churn. India today stands at a unique crossroads modern yet ancient, digital yet deeply spiritual, ambitious yet rooted in memory. The saffron surge was never only about elections. For millions, it represented the feeling that a civilization which had long suppressed its voice was finally speaking again.
Uttar Pradesh Government Supports Elderly Women with Pension Scheme
Lucknow, May 9: The elderly pension scheme initiated under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has become a significant relief for countless elderly women in Uttar Pradesh. Currently, the state government is providing pension benefits to 2,923,364 elderly women. This initiative has proven to be a vital support for economically weaker and vulnerable women. ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Government Supports Elderly Women with Pension Scheme
With avg of one case every 48 mins, UP recorded 11,073 cyber crimes in 2024
State Ahead Of Natl Average in Low Pendency, Filing of Chargesheets
DGP pushes for crackdown on social media radicalisation
HC seeks info on process for framing UP X-ray technicians service rules
Residents complain of inflated bills at Samadhan Divas
TB patient conman outsmarts jeweller, vanishes with gold after 3-day trust game
ECHS begins doorstep delivery of meds for veterans in Lucknow, Raebareli
KGMU to offer free heart transplant to first five patients
Minimally invasive treatments can transform chronic pain care: RMLIMS experts
Four held for selling fake IPL tickets outside Ekana Stadium
LU submits Rs 20.15 crore proposal to upgrade Arts College
Chain snatcher caught after exchange of fire with cops in Varanasi
Focus on innovation, tech in metals & materials sector
Special keyboards given to visually impaired students
Quack arrested, 2 hosps sealed after patient dies in Azamgarh
Dalmandi widening: Demolition drive to intensify today
AKTU to allow students to pursue online, distance prgms
Airport set for expansion push with new aircraft stands
Family announces 2.51 lakh reward for tracing missing elderly woman
Two labourers die while cleaning septic tank on Lucknow outskirts
Outrage Over Late Arrival Of Rescue Teams
Participation in Census mandatory, sharing wrong info may invite action
Lucknow recorded crime crime case every 7th hour
WB Police Suspect A Gang Of 7 Killed PA Of Suvendu
Several teams of cops have been sent outside the state to trace the hired sharp-shooters. The destinations include Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Odisha. However, the motive behind the killing has also been shrouded in mystery.
SP Demands Live Footage of Counting Centers for 2027 UP Elections
Lucknow, May 9: Dimple Yadav, a Member of Parliament from the Samajwadi Party (SP), has called for the Election Commission to share live footage from counting centers during the upcoming 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. This demand follows allegations of irregularities in the counting process during the recently concluded West Bengal Assembly elections, as raised ... Read more SP Demands Live Footage of Counting Centers for 2027 UP Elections
Leopard that injured eight people rescued
Panic subsided along the Bihar-Uttar Pradesh border Friday after a leopard, which injured eight people in separate attacks, was tranquilized and rescued. The animal, believed to have strayed from the Valmiki Tiger Reserve, caused fear across several villages before being safely caged and sent to Gorakhpur Zoo. Joint teams from both states conducted the successful operation.
Tower protests: How Veeru syndrome in Basantis rewriting Sholays script
Uttar Pradesh Minister Participates in 2027 Census Self-Enumeration Campaign
Lucknow, May 8: The Uttar Pradesh government has accelerated preparations for the 2027 census, emphasizing transparency, technology-based data collection, and public participation, according to an official press release issued on Friday. As part of this initiative, Minister of Backward Classes Welfare and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Narendra Kashyap, completed his self-enumeration at his official ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Minister Participates in 2027 Census Self-Enumeration Campaign
Killers of Suvendus aide still at large; post-poll violence continues in Bengal
While forensicscollected samples from the crime scene, it did not find any fingerprints in thecar used by the assassins; a team has gone to Uttar Pradesh to trace connectionsofthe killers there
Transforming Education in Uttar Pradesh: Insights from Minister Sandeep Singh
Lucknow, May 8: Uttar Pradeshs Basic Education Minister (Independent Charge) Sandeep Singh stated that under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanaths leadership, the state government is effectively working towards developing foundational literacy and numeracy among children through the Nipun Bharat Mission. He emphasized that early education forms a strong foundation for any nations future. The government is ... Read more Transforming Education in Uttar Pradesh: Insights from Minister Sandeep Singh
The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) is closing registrations for Assistant Statistical Officer (ASO) and Assistant Research Officer (ARO) posts on May 11, 2026. This recruitment drive aims to fill 929 vacancies, requiring candidates to have appeared in PET 2025 and possess a postgraduate degree. The selection will be based on a written examination.
Uttar Pradesh Governor Directs Colleges to Join One Nation One Subscription Scheme
Lucknow, May 8: The Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Anandiben Patel, emphasized the need to strengthen research, innovation, and quality-based teaching in higher education institutions. She has directed universities and colleges to connect with the One Nation One Subscription scheme. This initiative will provide students, researchers, and educators with free access to world-class research journals and ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Governor Directs Colleges to Join One Nation One Subscription Scheme
Homeowners in Uttar Pradesh can now file online complaints against builders for illegal transfer charges. UP-RERA has activated a new mechanism allowing successors of deceased allottees to challenge unlawful demands. This move, following a regulatory amendment, caps processing fees for family transfers at Rs 1,000 and for non-family transfers at Rs 25,000.
Uttar Pradesh Government Revamps Flood Management Strategy, Promises Significant Savings
Lucknow, May 8: The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh is implementing major changes to enhance flood control and management. The administration is shifting from traditional flood control methods to innovative approaches, aiming to save millions of rupees. This new strategy will also reduce the need for repeated acquisition of farmers land for flood control measures. ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Government Revamps Flood Management Strategy, Promises Significant Savings
Uttar Pradesh government scraps smart prepaid meter system; shifts all consumers to postpaid mode
Consumers will receive electricity bills after consumption, with bills for electricity used in May 2026 to be issued in June under the postpaid system
Five medical officers were dismissed for remaining absent from duty for a prolonged period without information and for staying away from medical work
UP govt scraps smart prepaid meter system, shifts all consumers to postpaid mode
Uttar Pradesh is switching from smart prepaid electricity meters to postpaid. This decision follows widespread protests over billing issues. Consumers will now receive bills after using electricity. The government aims to address consumer grievances and ensure convenience. New connections will also be postpaid. This change impacts millions of households across the state.
Heritage walks and symposium highlight Awadhs culture
Lucknow celebrated World Heritage Day with heritage walks and a symposium on Awadh's intangible cultural heritage. Events included explorations of Hazratganj and the Lucknow Residency, followed by discussions on folk theatre, traditions, language, and the role of Mirasin women performers in preserving cultural practices.
Lakhimpur Kheri violence case: SC expresses disappointment over non-production of witnesses
NEW DELHI, May 8: The Supreme Court on Friday expressed disappointment over the non-production of witnesses in the ongoing trial against Ashish Mishra, son of former Union minister Ajay Mishra, and others in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case. A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi said the status report filed before it by the Uttar Pradesh government has not assigned any reason whatsoever for non-production of witnesses. It noted that no witnesses have been examined [] The post Lakhimpur Kheri violence case: SC expresses disappointment over non-production of witnesses appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Major Action Against Negligent Doctors in Uttar Pradesh: Five Dismissed
Lucknow, May 8: In a significant move against negligence and corruption in the health department, Uttar Pradeshs Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak announced the dismissal of five medical officers on Friday. These officials faced allegations of prolonged absence from duty, administrative negligence, irregularities in the registration of private hospitals, and inadequate patient care. Additionally, a ... Read more Major Action Against Negligent Doctors in Uttar Pradesh: Five Dismissed
Gorakhpur youth held at Lucknow airport with hydroponic weed worth Rs 2.86 crore
A 26-year-old man from Gorakhpur was arrested at Lucknow Airport for attempting to smuggle 2.85 kg of hydroponic weed from Bangkok. Immigration officials detained Razzak Ali, who admitted to acting as a drug mule. The seized contraband has an estimated market value of nearly Rs 2.86 crore.
UP Home Guard Answer Key 2026 released- see direct link here
The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board has released the UP Home Guard Answer Key 2026. Candidates can download the provisional answer key and their response sheets from the official website. The examination was conducted for 41,424 Home Guard posts. Candidates can check their probable scores and raise objections to the key.
Uttar Pradesh Government Transitions All Smart Meters to Postpaid System
Lucknow, May 8: In a significant move aimed at consumer welfare, the Uttar Pradesh government has ordered all smart meters across the state to operate in postpaid mode. This decision comes under the directive of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Energy Minister Arvind Kumar Sharma announced that all smart meters installed under the RDSS scheme will ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Government Transitions All Smart Meters to Postpaid System
Uttar Pradesh Government Switches All Smart Meters to Postpaid Mode
Lucknow, May 8: In a significant move aimed at consumer convenience, the Uttar Pradesh government has ordered all smart meters in the state to operate in postpaid mode, as directed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Energy Minister Arvind Kumar Sharma announced that all smart meters installed under the RDSS scheme will be switched to the ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Government Switches All Smart Meters to Postpaid Mode
Uttar Pradesh: Drinking water makes several sick with diarrhoea
The incident occurred on Wednesday at Krishna Lok Housing Society along the Delhi-Agra highway, near Jait police station
Punjab wheat evacuation ahead of last year despite lower arrivals; Centre adds 100 railway rakes
To ease mandi congestion, the Food Ministry has allocated 100 additional wheat specials with a capacity of 3 lakh tonnes for Punjab in May, designated for transport to Uttar Pradesh and southern states
UP tops in rooftop solar expansion: Dy CM
Exhibition celebrates women who shaped Awadhs legacy
Red Cross: Insignia of peace and aid in times of distress of humanity
May 8 Is Celebrated As The World Red Cross Day
UP using AI & Swiss tech for building quality e-ways
Drip technology saves water, fertilizer; leads to 25% increase in sugarcane yield
Now, pay power bills in EMIs as smart prepaid meters shift to postpaid mode
Amid climate concerns, UP aims at heat-resilient urban infra
UP logs over 1.3L Census self-enumeration online forms on Day 1; Sonbhadra tops list
No activity points, no degree: AKTU sets new rule for BTech students
Min sets Nov 20 deadline for tourism projects in UP
KGMU installs advanced machines in cardio and gynecology dept
Invest UP pitches states GCC potential at NASSCOM meet
New blood test to make transfusions safer for thalassaemia patients at KGMU
Didi you are not defeated: Akhilesh calls on Mamata after TMC rout
Green signal for 200-km stretch to speed up work on Kashi-Kolkata expressway project
Fatty liver disease may reduce bodys ability to use Vitamin D: PGI study
CM: Census 2027 is foundation for inclusive development
Launches First Phase Of Enumeration In State
CII chief lauds UPs biz-friendly ecosystem
Yogi govt strengthens rural road connectivity in Gorakhpurs southern belt
BHU team develops non-invasive urine test for bladder cancer
District Judge flags off awareness drive for National Lok Adalat
Deserted by kin, incest survivor ends life at childrens home
Writers, students celebrate Tagores legacy through poetry, music & literary discussions
Man held for duping MNC job aspirants
One held for blackmailing woman to convert
NIA Files Charges Against Inter-State Arms Smuggler in Patna Court
New Delhi, May 8: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed charges against an arms and ammunition smuggler in a special court in Patna. This case involves inter-state illegal ammunition trafficking spanning Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana. An official disclosed this information on Thursday. The accused, Parvez Alam, is the ninth individual implicated in case ... Read more NIA Files Charges Against Inter-State Arms Smuggler in Patna Court
NIA files chargesheet against arms smuggler
In a significant breakthrough, the NIA has officially implicated notorious arms trafficker Parvez Alam in a sprawling inter-state ammunition smuggling operation. His illicit activities spanned across Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana, marking him as the ninth defendant in the ongoing Patna case.
Yogi Adityanath launches first phase of Census 2027 in Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Emerges as a Model for Employment and Self-Reliance in Nine Years
Lucknow, May 7: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the government of Uttar Pradesh has made revolutionary changes in employment and self-employment over the past nine years. The Yogi government has approached employment as a mission. With the goal of transforming the states economy into a trillion-dollar entity, efforts are underway to empower ... Read more Uttar Pradesh Emerges as a Model for Employment and Self-Reliance in Nine Years
Yogi Government Establishes Living Center for Baba Sahebs Ideals in Lucknow
Lucknow, May 7: Under the leadership of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, a significant monument is taking shape in Lucknow. This structure is not merely a physical edifice but aims to become a vibrant center for social justice, the Constitution, and the ideals of Baba Saheb Ambedkar. The Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Memorial ... Read more Yogi Government Establishes Living Center for Baba Sahebs Ideals in Lucknow
IndiGo To Launch Inaugural Flights From Noida Airport From June 15
New Delhi, May 7 (IANS) Low-cost airline IndiGo announced on Thursday it will begin operations from Noida International Airport (NIA) in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, from June 15, 2026.
Indigo to Launch Commercial Flights from Noida International Airport on June 15
Mumbai, May 7: Indigo, one of Indias largest airlines, has announced that it will be the first airline to commence commercial flight services from Noida International Airport. This new airport, located in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, is set to begin operations on June 15, 2026, becoming the third major airport in the National Capital Region (NCR). ... Read more Indigo to Launch Commercial Flights from Noida International Airport on June 15
After calling Bengal results right, Singh says Bengali asmita to be central to BJPs governance
Yogi Adityanath Highlights Development Over Communal Politics in Saharanpur
Saharanpur, May 7: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath sharply criticized the opposition, stating that Uttar Pradesh is now witnessing a shift from appeasement to satisfaction politics. He noted that government funds, which were previously spent on boundary walls for cemeteries and communal appeasement, are now being allocated for roads, universities, sports colleges, RCC drains, expressways, and ... Read more Yogi Adityanath Highlights Development Over Communal Politics in Saharanpur
The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board has announced the UP Police Sub-Inspector (SI) Result 2026 today, May 7. Candidates who took the March 14-15 exam can now check their status, scores, and the merit list on the official website. Over 10.77 lakh aspirants competed for 4,543 vacancies. Qualified candidates will advance to the next selection stages.
Randeep Hooda returns as Uttar Pradesh's 'super-cop' Avinash Mishra in the second season of Inspector Avinash, premiering on JioHotstar on May 15. The crime-thriller, inspired by true events, will see Mishra facing his toughest challenge yet after being framed and betrayed, forcing him to fight for his innocence and family amidst a political conspiracy.
14-year-old madrasastudent applied sindoor after gangrape in UP
Uttar Pradesh: A 14-year-old Muslim girl, who was allegedly kidnapped and kept hostage near a madrassa for three days, was repeatedly raped by a Hindu man known to her in Uttar Pradesh Kannaujs district. The incident occurred on Sunday, May 3, in Hammalipura. The victim studied in a madrassa and is a brilliant student. Also 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 .
NEET UG 2026: These 4 states alone account for 41% of Indias medical aspirants
NEET UG 2026 saw a massive turnout, with Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Bihar contributing nearly 41.4% of the 22.7 lakh registered candidates. Despite the scale, attendance remained high nationwide at 96.9%, with Gujarat leading at 98.1%.
Yogi Adityanath launches first phase of Census-2027 in Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has initiated the first phase of Census-2027. This Houselisting and Housing Census will gather detailed information on homes and assets. The public can self-enumerate digitally from May 7-21, 2026. Census personnel will then conduct door-to-door surveys. Caste enumeration is included this time. Forest villages are also part of the census for the first time.
CM Yogi Adityanath launches Census 2027 phase-1 in UP, calls it key to inclusive development
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched the first phase of Census 2027, focusing on house listing and housing. This digital census, themed Our Census, Our Development, aims for inclusive growth by collecting accurate data for policymaking and welfare schemes. Residents can self-enumerate digitally from May 7-21, followed by door-to-door surveys.
IndiGo flight 6E6497 from Delhi to Patna, piloted by MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy, was diverted to Lucknow due to severe weather and turbulence. The aircraft landed safely with 181 passengers. Rudy reassured anxious passengers, calling the diversion a routine safety measure. The flight later continued its journey to Patna after refueling.
