New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Sunday made a strong appeal to citizens to adopt economic restraint and prioritise national interest in view of rising global instability, ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, and mounting pressure on the world economy. Addressing a massive public gathering in Secunderabad, the Prime Minister said that war-like conditions in India’s neighbourhood over the past two months have had a significant impact on global markets and are also affecting India’s economic landscape. Referring to the Russia-Ukraine War, PM Modi said that prolonged international conflicts directly…
Read MoreDay: May 10, 2026
Weekly Horoscope: 10 May to 16 May 2026
This week is shaped by the powerful Taurus New Moon on 16 May, bringing fresh beginnings in finances, relationships, self-worth, stability, and long-term planning. Communication improves midweek, while emotional clarity deepens toward the weekend. Many zodiac signs will feel a push to slow down, rethink priorities, and build stronger foundations. ♈ Aries This week asks you to balance speed with patience. Early days may feel emotionally draining, but by midweek your confidence returns strongly. Career opportunities emerge through networking or unfinished projects. Financial planning becomes essential, especially around the weekend.…
Read MoreSomnath: Faith, Resolve and the Eternal Flow of Civilisational Renewal
1000 Years of Somnath By Gajendra Singh Shekhawat “Na hanyate hanyamāne śarīre”The soul is never destroyed even when the body perishes.— Bhagavad Gita 2.20 Few places embody the timeless spirit of Indian civilisation as profoundly as Somnath Temple. Situated on the southern coast of Kathiawar in Gujarat and revered as the first among the twelve Jyotirlingas, Somnath has withstood centuries of invasions, destruction and political upheaval. Yet every time it was razed, it rose again. Its aarti never ceased. Its bells never fell silent. Its faith never faded. That is…
Read MoreSultanpur Police Recover 121 Lost Mobile Phones Worth ₹20 Lakh, Return Them to Owners
Sultanpur: The Surveillance Cell of Sultanpur Police achieved a major success by recovering 121 lost mobile phones worth approximately ₹20 lakh and returning them to their rightful owners. The recovery operation was carried out under the direction of Charu Nigam, with guidance from Additional Superintendent of Police Vrij Narayan Singh and supervision of the Circle Officer (Nodal) along with the in-charge of the Surveillance Cell/SOG team. According to police officials, complaints regarding lost or stolen mobile phones are regularly received either directly by the Superintendent of Police or through online…
Read MoreFoot Patrol Conducted Across Sultanpur to Strengthen Public Safety and Confidence
Sultanpur: Under the directions of Superintendent of Police Sultanpur, police teams across the district carried out extensive foot patrols on Saturday to maintain peace, security, and law and order in the area. As part of the exercise, station house officers and police personnel conducted patrols in markets and other important public locations within their respective jurisdictions. The initiative was aimed at creating a sense of safety, confidence, and reassurance among the general public. The patrolling was conducted with adequate police force deployment, and officers interacted with local residents, shopkeepers, and…
Read MoreKotwali Dehat Police Rescue Abandoned Infant, Hand Over Child to CWC Care
Sultanpur: In a humanitarian gesture, the police team of Kotwali Dehat Police successfully rescued an abandoned infant girl aged around two to three months and ensured her safe rehabilitation under the supervision of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC). According to police officials, on May 9, local resident Rajesh Kumar, son of Amirchandra and a resident of Islamganj village, informed the police that a baby girl had been found abandoned near a well outside the village. Taking the matter seriously, Police Response Vehicle (PRV) 8890 along with the Kotwali Dehat police…
Read MoreSanjay Singh Visits Basant Kunj, Raises Issues of Akbarnagar Displaced Families
Lucknow: Senior Aam Aadmi Party leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh visited displaced families from Akbarnagar currently residing in Basant Kunj and accused the Uttar Pradesh government of subjecting poor residents to injustice in the name of development. Addressing a public gathering at the LDA Colony on IIM Road, Sanjay Singh alleged that nearly 1,800 families displaced from Akbarnagar were shifted to Basant Kunj without adequate rehabilitation, employment opportunities, education, or healthcare facilities. He claimed that while the government had promised to provide equivalent land and proper compensation to those…
Read MoreWorkers Hold Protest March in Lucknow Against Alleged Police Repression
Lucknow: Hundreds of workers and trade union activists staged a protest march in the state capital on Sunday against alleged police repression on labour movements in Noida and other industrial regions across the country. The march was organised by All India Central Council of Trade Unions (AICCTU) under heavy police presence. Protesters began their march from Charbagh Railway Station and attempted to proceed towards the Chief Minister’s residence. However, police personnel stopped the demonstrators near the Loko Police Chowki after barricading the route. Following the stoppage, the protest turned into…
Read MoreUttar Pradesh Declares Film Krishnavatram Tax-Free After Special Screening at Lok Bhavan
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday announced that the film Krishnavatram will be made tax-free in the state following a special screening held at the Lok Bhavan Auditorium. The screening took place shortly after the state cabinet expansion ceremony and was attended by Anandiben Patel, both Deputy Chief Ministers, cabinet ministers, legislators, and several public representatives. The atmosphere inside the packed auditorium turned devotional as chants of “Krishna Krishna” and “Radhe Radhe” echoed throughout the venue during the screening. After watching the film along with the newly…
Read MoreYogi Cabinet expanded, eight ministers took the oath
Governor Anandiben Patel administered the oath in the presence of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath 6 new ministers, including one woman, inducted into the Yogi cabinet Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary and Manoj Kumar Pandey took oath as Cabinet Ministers, while Krishna Paswan, Surendra Diler, Kailash Singh Rajput and Hansraj Vishwakarma were sworn in as Ministers of State Ajit Singh Pal and Somendra Tomar promoted, sworn in as Ministers of State (Independent Charge) Lucknow: The Yogi cabinet was expanded on Sunday. In the presence of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Governor Anandiben Patel administered…
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