Lucknow: Lucknow: The long-running public outreach initiative ‘Aapka Vidhayak – Aapke Dwaar’, led by Sarojininagar MLA Dr. Rajeshwar Singh, marked a significant milestone on Sunday with the organisation of its 144th weekly camp. The event was held at Sarosa village in the Khushahalganj Mandal, continuing a streak of uninterrupted public engagement that has now completed 144 weeks. During the camp, residents raised issues related to roads, pensions, and Ayushman health cards. Dr. Singh listened to their grievances and suggestions, issuing on-the-spot directions to officials for speedy redressal. One elderly woman…
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Komaki Electric Unveils MX16 Pro: A Stylish, High-Performance Cruiser Starting at ₹1,69,999
Lucknow:For bikers who crave a commanding and elevated riding experience, Komaki Electric has rolled out a new offering that promises power, precision, and premium comfort. The leading electric vehicle manufacturer has launched the MX16 Pro, a metal-body electric cruiser designed with advanced EV technology and a bold aesthetic appeal. Priced at ₹1,69,999, the MX16 Pro aims to redefine affordable yet high-quality electric cruising in India. Despite its competitive pricing—nearly half that of many other electric cruisers in the market—the MX16 Pro makes no compromises on performance or features. Equipped with…
Read MoreReaders Throng Kanpur Book Fair; Sufi Evening ‘Dama Dam Mast Kalandar’ Captivates Visitors on Day Four
Kanpur: The Kanpur Book Fair, underway at the Rajkiya Inter College in Chunniganj, witnessed a remarkable surge in visitors on Sunday as literature, music and culture blended into a vibrant celebration. With free entry and a minimum 10% discount on books, the fair drew large crowds of readers, students, and literary enthusiasts, creating a lively atmosphere across stalls and event spaces. Dalit and Buddhist Literature Draws Strong Interest Visitors showed keen interest in books centred around Dalit and Buddhist thought. At the Samyak Prakashan stall, titles such as “Dalit Daman…
Read MoreA Day of Fun, Friendship & Learning: Jaipurians Explore Janeshwar Mishra Park
Lucknow: Learning truly never stops, especially when fun walks beside it. Seth M.R. Jaipuria School, Goel Campus, organized a joyful picnic for students of Classes 4 to 6 at Janeshwar Mishra Park, promising a perfect blend of play, exploration, and teamwork. Principal Dr. Rina Pathak encouraged the children to make the most of the outing and return with memories worth sharing, highlighting how joyful experiences strengthen classroom learning. The vast green spaces of the park became a playground for energetic games, a refreshing nature walk, and an engaging treasure hunt…
Read MoreNDA’s 200-Plus Tsunami: Bihar Votes for Stability Over Experimentation
Patna: In the sweltering November political heat, Bihar’s fiercely contested political battlefield delivered an overwhelming mandate for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). As counting progressed on November 14, the coalition—anchored by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United)—stormed past 200 seats, comfortably securing a two-thirds majority in the 243-member assembly. The tally shattered the NDA’s own 2010 record of 206 seats, cementing the alliance’s dominance in one of India’s most politically complex states. The BJP led in 88–95 constituencies, JD(U) surged with 79–83 seats,…
Read MoreKanpur Book Fair 2025: Second Day Marks Children’s Day Celebrations and Rising Footfall
Kanpur: The second day of the Kanpur Book Fair 2025, underway at Government Inter College, Chunni Ganj, unfolded with vibrant celebrations, heightened enthusiasm and a noticeable rise in visitors. Held on November 14, the fair turned into a lively cultural hub as special events dedicated to Children’s Day infused the venue with excitement and youthful energy. The day began with a steady inflow of visitors, gradually turning into a bustling crowd around various book stalls. Students, parents, literature enthusiasts and readers of all ages flocked to explore a wide range…
Read MoreBihar 2025: A Mandate Forged in Heat, History, and Hope
Patna: In the sweltering political heat of November, Bihar’s 243 assembly constituencies witnessed a democratic spectacle that will echo through India’s political corridors for years. With 74 million registered voters—making it the country’s third-most populous state—the elections unfolded in two phases on November 6 and 11, culminating in an unprecedented 67.13% voter turnout, the highest since 1951. What made this feat historic was not merely the numbers but the force behind them: women. Outpacing men by nearly nine percentage points with 71.6% turnout, women voters emerged as the quiet architects…
Read MoreVC K.P. Singh Highlights Major Academic and Institutional Achievements at MJPRU’s 23rd Convocation
Bareilly: At the 23rd Convocation Ceremony of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University (MJPRU), held under the chairmanship of Governor and Chancellor Anandiben Patel at the Atal Auditorium, Vice-Chancellor Prof. K.P. Singh presented an extensive overview of the university’s significant strides in academics, research, innovation, and infrastructure during the 2024–25 academic session. In his address, Prof. Singh announced that MJPRU achieved remarkable milestones, securing an ‘A’ grade with a score of 3.6 from NAAC and earning Category–1 status from the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi. The university received a ₹100…
Read MoreGovernor Anandiben Patel Presides Over 23rd Convocation Ceremony of MJPRU Bareilly
Bareilly: The 23rd convocation ceremony of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University (MJPRU) was held at the Atal Auditorium under the esteemed chairmanship of Governor and Chancellor Anandiben Patel. The event marked a significant academic and institutional milestone for the university. Prior to the convocation, Governor Patel inaugurated the newly developed Prof. S.B. Singh Auditorium in the presence of Higher Education Minister Yogendra Upadhyay, Minister of State for Higher Education Rajni Tiwari, and Vice-Chancellor Prof. K.P. Singh. During the visit, five students of Kasturba Gandhi Residential School—Rajda B., Upasni, Anjali Sharma,…
Read MoreNew Portable Compactor Transfer Station Installed in Bans Mandi
Lucknow: The newly constructed portable compactor transfer station at Bans Mandi in the Lal Kuan ward was inaugurated by Mayor Sushma Kharkwal. The addition of this facility is expected to significantly strengthen the sanitation system in the area and enhance the city’s solid waste management infrastructure. Speaking on the occasion, Mayor Sushma Kharkwal said, “The Municipal Corporation is committed to transforming Lucknow into a clean, green and modern city. This new portable compactor transfer station is another important step in that direction, which will considerably improve the efficiency of waste…
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