Category: Lucknow

International recognition for his contributions to medicinal chemistry, drug discovery and translational research Lucknow: Prof. Koneni V. Sashidhara, Scientist-G, Professor (AcSIR) and Head of the Medicinal and Process Chemistry Division at the CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute (CSIR-CDRI), Lucknow, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC), United Kingdom, in recognition of his significant and sustained contributions to chemical sciences, particularly in medicinal chemistry and drug discovery. Congratulating Prof. Sashidhara on this achievement, Prof. Radha Rangarajan, Director, CSIR-CDRI, appreciated his outstanding scientific contributions and commitment to advancing…

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Lucknow: Atharv Agrawal of Lucknow won a gold medal in the pre-sub-junior category at the 38th Sub-Junior, Pre-Sub-Junior and Open Cadet Madhya Pradesh State Taekwondo Championship 2026, bringing pride to his family and the city. The three-day state-level championship was held at Lal Bahadur Shastri College in Ganj Basoda, Madhya Pradesh. Atharv showcased his sporting skills, confidence and determination to secure the top position in his category. The championship was promoted by the MP Taekwondo Association, Bhopal, and organised by the District Taekwondo Association, Vidisha. Atharv represented Pride City Club,…

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Lucknow: Modern Academy, Viram Khand-5, hosted the inaugural edition of Aetherion 2026 – Omniversum Overclock, Origines Dele on October 12, bringing students together to celebrate technology, creativity, innovation and intellectual exploration. The event provided a platform for young minds to explore new ideas, think beyond conventional boundaries and discover the possibilities offered by technological advancement. It emphasised experiential learning and encouraged students to translate their imagination into practical ideas while developing curiosity, creativity and problem-solving skills. Ashutosh Shukla attended the event as the chief guest. His presence added significance to…

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Lucknow: Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ansal Golf City, organised Beyond School: Explore Your Future on October 7, bringing together students, parents and representatives of 60 Indian and international universities to explore higher education opportunities and career pathways. The career fair was designed to help students of Classes XI and XII and their parents make informed decisions about higher education. University representatives engaged with families through one-to-one interactions, offering insights into admission procedures, eligibility criteria, entrance examinations, scholarships, financial aid and career prospects. The participating institutions represented a wide range of…

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Lucknow: The CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (CSIR-IITR) successfully organised a three-day residential training programme on “Air and Water Pollution Monitoring & Modelling using Software Application” from October 7 to 9, bringing together environmental professionals from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Boards across the country. The programme focused on strengthening technical expertise in environmental monitoring, pollution assessment and scientific modelling through practical demonstrations and hands-on training. Participants gained exposure to various sampling equipment, monitoring instruments, real-time analysers and analytical techniques used for collecting, processing and…

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Lucknow: La Martinière Girls’ College hosted an engaging performance and acting workshop on October 7, led by RJ Tashi of Radio Mirchi for students of Classes 10 and 12. The session offered a lively blend of storytelling, voice modulation, sound effects and practical acting exercises. Based in Lucknow, RJ Tashi is an acoustic musician, storyteller, independent singer-songwriter and guitarist. Known for blending classical Urdu poetry with contemporary compositions, he has also been associated with community initiatives such as ‘Humkalaam’. Tashi introduced students to the concept of the ‘Theatre of the…

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Lucknow: Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow, organised its annual science festival, Nirantar 2026 – A Quest Never at Rest, providing an inspiring platform for scientific exploration, intellectual exchange and curiosity-driven learning. Acting Principal Dr Major Neerja Masih welcomed the gathering and highlighted the importance of exploration and discovery in science. She emphasised the need to encourage students to develop a scientific outlook and engage in the pursuit of knowledge. Dr Alok Dhawan, President of the Uttar Pradesh Academy of Sciences (UPAS), addressed the gathering and appreciated initiatives that encourage students to…

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Inspired by Tulsidas and supported by Awadh’s Nawabs, the iconic Ramlila blends cultural heritage with digital innovation; a 70-foot Ravana effigy will be burnt on Dussehra Lucknow: The historic Aishbagh Ramlila, a tradition dating back nearly four and a half centuries, has once again brought the story of Lord Ram to life in the Uttar Pradesh capital. Believed to have begun under the inspiration of Goswami Tulsidas, the annual event is regarded as a distinctive symbol of religious devotion, cultural heritage and Lucknow’s syncretic Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb. The Ramlila commenced on…

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Lucknow: Shri Krishna Dutt Academy of Higher Education organised a grand fresher’s party to welcome new students, with enthusiastic participation in dance, music, skits, talent shows and a ramp walk. The event aimed to familiarise newcomers with the institution’s campus culture while fostering interaction, cooperation and a sense of belonging among students. The programme was inaugurated by Manish Singh, Director of SKD Group of Education; Kusum Batra, Assistant Director (Academics); and Naveen Kulshreshtha, Assistant Director (Higher Education), by lighting the ceremonial lamp. The dignitaries encouraged students to pursue their goals…

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Historic Lucknow Ramlila blends digital light-and-sound effects with performances reflecting the artistic traditions of Uttar Pradesh and Bengal Lucknow: The historic Aishbagh Ramlila came alive with devotion and celebration on Monday as the episode of Sita’s swayamvar, the breaking of Lord Shiva’s bow and the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita was staged before an enthusiastic audience. The spectacular presentation, enhanced by digital light-and-sound effects, brought together the artistic contributions of performers from Uttar Pradesh and Bengal. The episode began with King Janak of Mithila announcing that his daughter Sita…

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