Top Cop OP Singh takes readers on a literary joyride through khaaki action

Lucknow: The book launch of Khaaki in Action by former DGP OP Singh was a significant event organized by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) in Lucknow, with Deputy Chief Minister  Brajesh Pathak as the chief guest. The event brought together key figures from the law enforcement and bureaucratic sectors, highlighting the book’s importance in understanding the complexities of internal security in India. During the launch,  Brajesh Pathak praised OP Singh’s memoir, noting its insightful portrayal of the challenges faced by law enforcement officers, especially in tackling crime and maintaining…

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Fire safety on top of the agenda for Mahakumbh 2025

Lucknow: The Yogi Adityanath government of Uttar Pradesh is making stringent preparations to make Mahakumbh 2025 completely safe for the devotees. Especially to control the incidents of fire, many state-of-the-art equipment and new technologies will be used by the fire department. The aim of the government is to complete this Mahakumbh as a “Zero Fire Incident”. New system: Manpower and equipment increased The number of manpower and equipment has been increased drastically to control the incidents of fire during Mahakumbh 2025. Smart cameras equipped with AI will be deployed for…

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Migratory birds add to magnetic appeal of Sangam

Prayagraj: 150 pairs of endangered Indian skimmers have arrived here to witness the wonderful Mahakumbh. The chirping of these colourful guests on the sand of Sangam is mixing with the murmuring of Ganga Maiya and creating a supernatural melody. People from all over the country and abroad have started coming for this bird sound therapy. Right now, the world’s fastest flying Peregrine Falcon is also awaited. This bird, which is faster than the bullet trains of Japan and China, moves in lightening speed at  300 kilometers per hour. This supernatural…

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Street vendors to act as brand ambassadors

Prayagraj: A new initiative is being taken by the Yogi government for street vendors under the Pradhan Mantri Swanidhi Yojana in the state, in which they will be identified at the district and city level and appointed as brand ambassadors. The aim of this effort of the Yogi government is not only to empower the street vendors economically, but also to recognize their contribution to the society. Under this initiative, the ‘Swanidhi Bhi, Swabhiman Bhi’ fortnight has been launched from Monday between 18 November to 2 December 2024. Chief Minister…

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Akhadas start setting up base in Prayagraj

Prayagraj: In the Maha Kumbh 2025, the biggest gathering of Sanatan tradition to be held in Prayagraj, the hustle and bustle of saints has started increasing in the Kumbh area. The process of settlement of Akharas, the biggest attraction of public faith in Maha Kumbh, has started. On the instructions of CM Yogi, the Kumbh Mela administration has started allocating land for setting up cantonments in the Kumbh area with the consent of the saints of the Akharas. Land allotted to 10 Akhadas in Kumbh area- Chief Minister Yogi’s vision…

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Roadways porter service to enhance devotee experience at Mahakumbh 2025 in Prayagraj

Prayagraj :  Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Uttar Pradesh government is leaving no stone unturned ensuring a smooth and memorable experience for the millions of devotees and tourists expected to attend the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj in 2025. As part of its efforts to make the event grand and well-organized, the Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Department is preparing roadways porters to assist visitors arriving by bus. The administration estimates that over 41 crore devotees and tourists will gather in Prayagraj for this monumental religious event. A…

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Strong fleet of buses to help in commuting during Mahakumbh 2025

Lucknow : Uttar Pradesh Transport Corporation will operate 7 thousand buses for the successful organization of the divine, grand and green Mahakumbh Mela-2025. The Transport Corporation is committed to provide easy, cheap and comfortable facilities from all the important places of the state. A large number of pilgrims from Purvanchal come to the Mahakumbh Mela by road. In view of this, the Transport Corporation has prepared a plan to operate buses connecting the fair site with small towns of Purvanchal. A plan has been made to provide special facilities to…

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Aadaab Arz Lucknow organised an event to pay tribute to the Martyrs of 16th, Nov’ 1857

Lucknow: Members of Aadaab Arz Lucknow a social awareness group have organised an event to pay tribute to martyrs of Freedom struggle of 1857 war at Sikanderbagh gate then walked up to Shahnajaf Imambada. It is a most memorable day in the annals of the Indian freedom struggle when on a single day, more than 2000 Indians were martyred at Sikandar Bagh and about 500 at Shahnajaf. It was a rarest of human sacrifices which were made in the history. People from different walks of life, many dignitaries and college…

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CII AgroTech – Krishi Bharat 2024’ showcases Electric Tractors as a game-changer in Agriculture

Lucknow: The third day of the prestigious ‘CII AgroTech – Krishi Bharat 2024’ witnessed an overwhelming response from participants across Uttar Pradesh and beyond. The event has become a hub for stakeholders and industry leaders to explore advancements in agriculture and technology, with special emphasis on the manufacturing and adoption of electric tractors. A key session, titled ‘Accelerating Electric Tractor Adoption: Positioning Uttar Pradesh as a Global Manufacturing Hub,’ provided a platform for meaningful discussions about the future of sustainable agriculture. Experts discussed the topics including integrating renewable energy into…

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A Glorious chapter from the pages of history

AK Srivastava Lucknow: If on a single day, a maximum number of Indians made the ultimate sacrifice to lift the yoke of foreign rule, that date was 16th November 1857 and battles took place at Sikandar Bagh and Shah Najaf. More than 2000 fighters died at Sikandar Bagh and almost 600 at Shah Najaf, which included a number of Women. On the British side there were battle-hardened 93rd Highlander, led by Campbell famous for the ‘thin red line’ in Crimean battles and weaponry included not only most modern cannons and…

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