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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Urban Development and Energy Minister A.K. Sharma held a public hearing at his residence on Monday and listened to grievances brought by people from different parts of the state. He directed concerned officials to ensure prompt, quality and time-bound resolution of the issues raised. Residents primarily submitted complaints related to electricity bill corrections, replacement of old and damaged power wires, electricity supply, road cleanliness, sewerage and drinking water. Sharma sought details from officials concerned and instructed them to address issues related to basic public services without delay.…

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Bareilly: The 21-day ‘Deeksharambh-2026’ orientation programme for newly admitted first-year B.Tech students at the Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET), Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, concluded with a cultural evening and award ceremony. Held under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, the programme was aimed at familiarising students with the university, its departments and academic facilities while supporting their overall development. The 21-day schedule featured lectures, sports activities, cultural programmes, technical competitions, quizzes and awareness sessions designed to promote creativity, confidence, teamwork and leadership skills. The closing ceremony was presided over by…

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Rae Bareli: The 11th National Ayurveda Day was celebrated at AIIMS Rae Bareli with a series of activities highlighting the relevance of Ayurveda, yoga and healthy living. The programme began with Dhanvantari Puja led by Executive Director Dr Amita Jain. Books on Ayurveda and modern medicine were also worshipped on the occasion. As part of the celebrations, medicinal plants were distributed among participants, while saplings of sandalwood, tejpat, arjun and sarpagandha were planted on the AIIMS campus. Addressing patients, Dr Jain highlighted the role of Ayurveda and yoga in managing…

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Gonda: Chief Medical Officer Dr Santlal Patel conducted surprise inspections of health facilities in the Aryanagar and Rupaideeh areas on Tuesday to assess the quality and availability of healthcare services. During an inspection of a maternity and childcare centre and a newly opened medical store in Aryanagar, the CMO found that the maternity centre was allegedly operating without the required registration. Several registers were also found at the premises. Dr Patel directed officials to issue notices to the concerned operators and initiate action as per applicable regulations. The CMO subsequently…

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Varanasi: A police officer in Varanasi has highlighted the humane side of the uniform by donating blood to a 79-year-old woman in need. Sub-Inspector Umesh Kumar Gupta, posted at Chaubepur police station, responded after learning that Dulari Devi urgently required blood of his blood group. Dulari Devi, originally from Saiyadraja in Chandauli, has been undergoing treatment for nearly three months. Her granddaughter Neha Singh was searching for a blood donor when she contacted social worker Rajesh Kumar Gupta, who then approached Umesh Kumar Gupta. As the required blood group matched…

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Gonda: Students of Upper Primary School Belwanohar in Paraspur showcased their creativity and awareness of various government schemes through colourful rangoli designs on the theme “Seva Ke Rang, Rashtra Ke Sang” (Colours of Service, Together with the Nation). As part of the activity, students depicted different government initiatives and national aspirations through artistic rangoli patterns. Sangeeta, Palak, Muskan, Khushi, Shilpi and Reshma created a rangoli reflecting the dream of a developed India. Alok decorated a map of India with vibrant colours, while Kapil and Karan created a rangoli model based…

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Gonda: Students of Upper Primary School Belwanohar in Parspur showcased their creativity and awareness of various government initiatives through an engaging rangoli-making activity organised on the theme “Seva Ke Rang, Rashtra Ke Sang” (Colours of Service, Together with the Nation). The students used vibrant colours to depict different schemes and initiatives being implemented in India. Sangeeta, Palak, Muskan, Khushi, Shilpi and Reshma created a colourful rangoli highlighting the vision of a developed India. Alok decorated a map of India with vibrant colours, while Kapil and Karan prepared a rangoli model…

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Gonda: Janmashtami was celebrated with devotion and spiritual fervour at the Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya service centre in Parspur, Gonda. A beautifully decorated tableau depicting Lord Krishna and Radha was presented as part of the celebrations, while devotees and visitors participated in the aarti and offered their prayers. Rajyogini Brahma Kumari Anamika Didi was the main speaker at the programme. Addressing the gathering, she explained the spiritual significance of Janmashtami and said that the birth of Lord Krishna should not be viewed only as a historical event but…

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Gonda: The Lucknow Division of Northeast Railway has installed a modern multi-play station at the Gonda Recreation Institute to provide children from railway families with opportunities for recreation, physical exercise and overall development. The facility offers a range of safe and attractive play equipment for children aged three to 15 years, including swings, slides, tunnel slides and spiral slides. Around 50 children can use the facilities at a time, allowing them to combine physical activity with recreation. Divisional Railway Manager Gaurav Agrawal said the initiative is aimed at providing better…

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Gonda: District Magistrate Priyanka Niranjan said literature written in simple, everyday language plays an important role in the development and wider acceptance of a language. She was speaking at a national seminar and book launch programme held at the District Panchayat auditorium in Gonda on Sunday. The occasion marked the launch of Shri Durga Saptashati, authored by Ram Bujharath Dwivedi. Niranjan said the use of overly difficult words can make literature inaccessible to ordinary readers, while familiar language creates a sense of connection and encourages people to engage with literary…

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