Day: April 16, 2026

Bareilly: District Magistrate Avinash Singh chaired a crucial review meeting on the implementation of the e-Office system at the Collectorate auditorium, emphasising the need to accelerate the transition toward paperless governance across all departments. During the meeting, the District Magistrate issued strict instructions stating that salaries may be withheld in offices or sections where work is not being carried out through the e-Office platform. He directed officials facing technical or operational issues to resolve them at the earliest and ensure that all government work is processed digitally without delay. Highlighting…

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Bareilly: A special lecture focusing on the diverse dimensions of personality development was organised at Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University under the aegis of its Department of Education, aimed at encouraging holistic growth among students. The session, conducted at the departmental auditorium, was organised under the inspiration of Vice-Chancellor Prof. K. P. Singh. The keynote speaker, Dr. Anoop Agrawal, shared insights drawn from his extensive experience in the Indian Air Force, banking sector, and over two decades of social service. In his address, Dr. Agrawal emphasised the importance of self-awareness,…

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Bareilly: Bareilly has secured the fourth position in Uttar Pradesh under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, reflecting the district’s strong push toward renewable energy adoption and household solarisation. The achievement comes under the leadership and continuous monitoring of District Magistrate Avinash Singh. According to Sub-Divisional Magistrate and Project Officer (NEDA) Ram Janam Yadav, a total of 20,076 solar panel installations have been completed across the district so far. In April alone, 839 installations were recorded, including 88 installations on April 13, contributing significantly to Bareilly’s high ranking. Officials…

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Bareilly: Students from Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University have brought laurels to the institution with an impressive performance at the National Youth Parliament held at Miranda House in New Delhi. Representing the university’s Cultural Centre, participants Deepanshu Deep and Sunaina Saxena showcased exceptional debating and analytical skills while discussing key issues and legislative bills. Deepanshu Deep took on the role of the opposition, while Sunaina Saxena presented arguments from the government’s side, both delivering compelling and well-structured viewpoints. Their achievement was recognised by Vice-Chancellor Prof. K. P. Singh, who felicitated…

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