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AIIMS Rae Bareli Launches Gastroenterology Department; OPD to Run Twice a Week

Arijit Bose

Rae Bareli: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Rae Bareli, has launched the outpatient services of its Gastroenterology Department, expanding specialised healthcare facilities for patients suffering from digestive system-related ailments in the region. The Gastroenterology OPD was inaugurated on Monday by Executive Director Prof. (Dr.) Amita Jain. The event was attended by Additional Medical Superintendent Dr. Neeraj Kumar Srivastava, Financial Adviser Col. Upendra Nath Rai, Dr. Madhukar Mittal from Internal Medicine, Dr. Archana Verma from Neurology, Dr. Sunita Singh from Paediatric Surgery, Deputy Medical Superintendent-II Dr. Kumar Dharmendra…

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Ayushmann Khurrana’s Jalna Visit Highlights the Message of Child Safety 

Arijit Bose

“No Child Should Lose Their Childhood Because of Their Circumstances”: Ayushmann Khurrana Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Renowned actor and UNICEF India National Ambassador Ayushmann Khurrana visited Jalna in Maharashtra, where he met children and families affected by seasonal migration and delivered a strong message about ensuring a safe and secure childhood. Under UNICEF-supported kinship and community care programmes, children are being supported within family and community settings, with a focus on their education, health, nutrition and emotional well-being. Khurrana said, “No child should have to lose their childhood because of their…

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Why Has Vande Mataram Become a Political Flashpoint?

Arijit Bose

New Delhi: The latest political debate over Vande Mataram, India’s national song, has once again brought questions of history, nationalism, constitutional values and electoral politics into the public discourse. Written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Vande Mataram became one of the defining expressions of India’s freedom movement and inspired generations of Indians during the struggle against British rule. The song’s historical significance, however, has also been accompanied by periodic political and social debates over its complete and shortened versions. The present controversy has revived discussion around the decision taken by the…

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Rahul Gandhi’s Political Relaunch Comes Amid Fresh Electoral Buzz

Arijit Bose

New Delhi: With the political atmosphere beginning to intensify ahead of upcoming electoral contests, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appears to be undergoing another effort at political repositioning. A series of public appearances and political programmes in recent weeks have once again put the spotlight on his leadership, messaging and the Congress party’s broader strategy. The latest phase began after controversy surrounding the Congress leadership’s rendition of Vande Mataram during Independence Day events. Rahul Gandhi subsequently staged a protest outside the Parliament Street police station in connection with a reported pellet-gun…

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Lucknow Falcons Turnaround: Bhuvneshwar-Led Side Emerges as a Serious UPT20 Season 4 Contender

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: Lucknow Falcons have transformed their Uttar Pradesh T20 League Season 4 campaign from a shaky beginning into one of the competition’s most compelling turnaround stories. Led by India international Bhuvneshwar Kumar, the Falcons have found their rhythm at precisely the right stage of the tournament, winning three successive matches and establishing themselves among the leading contenders for the title. After seven league matches, the Falcons have four wins and three defeats, giving them eight points and a positive net run rate of +0.472. They trail only the unbeaten Meerut…

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Paramparik Paridhan Sakhis,a social awareness group has celebrated “Sawan and Teej Festival Celebration” event at Kaleidoscope cafe, Gomtinagar.

Anil Jaiswal

  The group promotes handloom weaves sarees and Indian dress to support our handloom weavers. Founder of the PPS group,Rekha kumar, an educationist and social worker stressed on wearing Indian cotton dresses like sarees instead of western synthetic attire. She said ladies look more graceful and elegant in our silk and cotton traditional dresses which are world famous. She welcomed all the new members with Potted plants! Among the special guests Mrs Sunita Singh , MD Dayal group who is a social worker stressed upon helping the underprivileged children. Archana…

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Bhatkhande Sanskriti University Hosts Special Lecture on Indian Art and Culture

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: Bhatkhande Sanskriti University, Lucknow, hosted an insightful special lecture on “Indian Art and Culture” at the Rai Umanath Bali Auditorium, bringing students and research scholars closer to the depth, diversity and enduring relevance of India’s artistic and cultural traditions. The lecture was delivered by Dr. Kiran Seth, Chairman of SPIC MACAY, who engaged the audience with reflections on Indian classical music, cultural traditions and the values embedded in the country’s artistic heritage. The programme began with a warm welcome to Dr. Seth by Prof. Mandvi Singh, Vice Chancellor of…

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Roohaniyat – Ek Mehfil: An Evening of Stories, Song, and Stillness in Lucknow

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: The invitation arrived quietly, the way the best invitations do. Not a promotional blast or a social media announcement, but rather a personal request: come sit with us for an evening. Come slow down. On August 22, Lucknow hosted ‘Roohaniyat – Ek Mehfil’—a gathering that promised something increasingly rare in our hurried lives: a chance to simply be present. The event, weeks in preparation, was designed as an antidote to the noise. No high production values, no stage lights cutting through darkness, no rush to the next thing. Just…

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India’s Youth Aren’t Fighting for Freedom — They’re Fighting for a Fairer One

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: India won its independence on August 15, 1947. That’s not up for debate. But scroll through social media today and you’ll see a phrase getting thrown around a little too loosely: a “new war for independence.” It sounds dramatic, and it makes for a catchy headline, but it misreads what’s actually happening on the streets of Delhi and dozens of other Indian cities. What’s unfolding isn’t a rebellion against the state — it’s a generation of young Indians demanding that the state they already own start delivering on its…

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The Songs That Taught India How to Feel Free

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: There’s something strange about how a country remembers its freedom. You can read the dates, the treaties, the names of leaders in a textbook — but somehow it’s the songs that actually make you feel it. Every August, radios and reels fill up with the same handful of tracks, and every single time, they land differently. That’s the real power of India’s patriotic soundtrack: it was never really about a single independence day. It’s about every year since. It starts, fittingly, with Vande Mataram, Bankim Chandra Chatterjee’s original ode…

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