Stay alert: VHP to govt over AIMPLB’s stir against waqf law | India News

NEW DELHI: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) urged on Saturday Centre and state govts to stay alert against possible violence during nationwide protests announced by All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) and other Muslim bodies against Waqf Amendment Act.VHP said it was “strange” that while challenging the law in court, the organisations were simultaneously launching…

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State emerging as a leader in food processing sector: DyCM | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak on Saturday said that Uttar Pradesh is not only the largest wheat-producing state in the country but is also becoming a leader in food processing sector.“The state govt is prioritising this industry and has taken several progressive steps such as single-window clearance, subsidies, technological innovation, and stability in electricity…

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‘Swachh Shehar Jodi’ launched to help 200 cities manage solid waste | India News

NEW DELHI: In an initiative aimed at helping around 200 cities effectively manage and process their municipal solid waste, govt on Saturday launched ‘Swachh Shehar Jodi’ (SSJ) programme. The initiative officially pairs mentor cities with mentee cities, allowing the latter to directly learn from and replicate best practices of well-performing cities.Rolling out the first such…

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Rajasthan horror: Newborn found with mouth glued, buried alive under stones in forest; mother, grandfather held | Jaipur News

Police in Bhilwara arrested an unmarried woman and her father for burying her 20-day-old newborn under stones with glue in his mouth to conceal an illegal birth (Representative image) BHILWARA: Police Friday arrested an unmarried woman and her father for trying to conceal an illegal birth by burying her 20-day-old newborn under stones and sealing…

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Fake PwBD docus, attempts at remote access in CGLE tier-1 | India News

NEW DELHI: Instances of malpractice brought to notice of Staff Selection Commission (SSC) during the first tier of the computer-based Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) 2025 completed Friday include submission of fake documents to qualify as ‘persons with benchmark disabilities’ (PwBD) and attempts at remote access.Around 13.5 lakh candidates spread over 126 cities appeared in…

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