Lucknow: In a media ecosystem dominated by daily Hindi newspapers and national English dailies, The Lucknow Tribune has quietly but firmly carved out a distinctive space for itself. A weekly English newspaper, it serves the city of Lucknow and its surrounding regions with a clear editorial promise: ethical journalism, fact-based reporting, and a balanced 360-degree view of news. Regarded as “Lucknow’s No. 1 English weekly” and occasionally promoted as the city’s “oldest” English weekly in recent years, the publication has emerged as a trusted hyperlocal voice in Uttar Pradesh’s capital.…
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Lucknow: A City Relearning How to Learn
Lucknow: On a winter morning in Gomti Nagar, a Class 10 student slips on a VR headset—not to escape reality, but to enter it more deeply. She walks through a digital reconstruction of the Bara Imambara, pausing to examine its labyrinthine bhool bhulaiya while an AI tutor explains Mughal engineering principles. A few kilometres away, an undergraduate law student debates the legal liabilities of autonomous drones, while a medical intern consults patients in Bundelkhand via a telemedicine node. This is Lucknow in 2026. Once celebrated primarily for its culture, courtesy…
Read MoreHearing of Notices Continues Under Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls
District Magistrate Inspects AERO Hearing Centres in Lucknow East Lucknow: Under the Special Intensive Revision programme of electoral rolls for Assembly constituencies, the process of distribution of notices, filing of claims and objections, hearings of notices, and uploading of related data is progressing continuously after the publication of draft electoral rolls. To ensure that the revision programme is completed in an effective, transparent, and time-bound manner, regular hearings are being conducted by the Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs) deployed in each Assembly constituency. As part of this ongoing exercise, District…
Read MoreIn a Global First, Airtel Offers Free Adobe Express Premium to 360 Million Customers Across India
Lucknow | In a landmark global first, Bharti Airtel, one of India’s leading telecommunications service providers, has announced a strategic partnership with Adobe to provide free access to Adobe Express Premium to its 360 million customers across India. The move aims to democratise creativity by placing powerful, AI-driven design tools—worth approximately ₹4,000—into the hands of Airtel users at no cost for one year. Under this first-of-its-kind initiative, all Airtel customers, including mobile, Wi-Fi and DTH subscribers, will be able to access Adobe Express Premium for creating high-quality social media content, marketing…
Read MoreFriendly Cricket Match Between UP Government Officials and SBI Lucknow Marks Uttar Pradesh Day 2026
Lucknow | As part of the three-day Uttar Pradesh Day 2026 celebrations being held from January 24 to 26 under the theme “Viksit Bharat – Viksit Uttar Pradesh,” a friendly T20 cricket match was organised on January 25, 2026, at the Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow. The match was played between the Chief Secretary XI (CS XI) of the Uttar Pradesh government and the SBI XI representing the Indian State Bank, Lucknow Circle. Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Shashi Prakash Goyal graced the occasion and conducted the toss…
Read MoreMark Tully: The Voice That Helped the World Listen to India
New Delhi: Sir William Mark Tully, KBE (24 October 1935 – 25 January 2026), the legendary British journalist and broadcaster who came to be known, affectionately and enduringly, as the “voice of India,” passed away today in New Delhi at the age of 90. With his death ends an era of journalism defined not by speed or spectacle, but by patience, empathy, and moral clarity. Born in Tollygunge, Calcutta (now Kolkata), during the twilight years of the British Raj, Mark Tully’s life was shaped by India almost from the start.…
Read MoreIkkis Review: A Quiet Triumph in a Year of Loud Patriotism
Rating: ★★★★½ (4.5/5) Mumbai: Released on January 1, 2026, Ikkis—meaning Twenty-One—arrives as the first major Hindi film of the year and easily one of its most profound. Directed by master craftsman Sriram Raghavan (Andhadhun, Badlapur) and produced by Dinesh Vijan under Maddock Films, this biographical war drama recounts the extraordinary real-life story of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, the youngest recipient of India’s highest military honor, the Param Vir Chakra. He was just 21 when he laid down his life during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. In sharp contrast to the chest-thumping,…
Read MoreReena Singh: Blending Boardroom Vision with Grassroots Compassion
Lucknow: Reena Singh, wife of corporate icon Mukesh Bahadur Singh, has steadily carved a distinctive identity as a business leader, social influencer, and committed changemaker in Lucknow. With an ability to seamlessly blend corporate strategy and social purpose, her journey reflects what she herself describes as “a life where professional success must walk hand in hand with responsibility towards society.” At the forefront of her professional engagements is her role as Chairperson of the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Lucknow. Through this platform, Reena has emerged as a key catalyst…
Read MoreFrom Raj Bhavan to Jan Bhavan: How India Rewrote the Architecture of Power
Lucknow: The journey from Raj Bhavan to Jan Bhavan encapsulates India’s long and layered struggle to reconcile its colonial inheritance with its republican identity. Spanning nearly eight decades, this transformation is far more than a bureaucratic renaming exercise. It represents a gradual ideological shift—from symbols of imperial raj (rule, authority, dominion) to democratic jan or lok (the people). In January 2026, Uttar Pradesh brought this journey to a symbolic culmination by renaming the Governor’s residence in Lucknow as Jan Bhavan. The decision marked not just the end of a name…
Read MoreSGPGI CCM Department Organises Workshop on End-of-Life Care
Lucknow: The Department of Critical Care Medicine (CCM) at Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI) organised a workshop on End-of-Life Care at the Hargobind Khurana Hall, Lecture Theatre Complex. Amit Ghosh, Additional Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary, Medical Education and Health, Government of Uttar Pradesh, was the chief speaker on the occasion. In his address, he elaborated on the need for structured end-of-life care in medical institutions to ensure a dignified death for patients suffering from incurable illnesses. He emphasised the importance of training all doctors in this…
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