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Sitapur: A tragic accident occurred in the Ramkot police station area, about 22 kilometers from Sitapur, when a speeding vehicle collided with a motorcycle carrying two young men. The impact was so severe that the motorcycle’s fuel tank burst into flames, engulfing one of the riders. The deceased has been identified as Gaurav Tiwari (21), while his friend, Siyaraj (23), sustained serious burn injuries. Both were reportedly heading to a factory for their night shift when the accident occurred. Gaurav’s father mentioned that Gaurav had purchased the new motorcycle during Diwali specifically to commute to work. According to reports, both young men were residents of Nai Basti in the Mishrikh police station area. On Friday evening, around 9 PM, near Raypur village in the Ramkot area, an u...

Hathras, Uttar Pradesh: A deeply disturbing case has come to light in Hathras, where a 15-year-old minor girl became five months pregnant after being sexually assaulted by her own brother. The girl’s mother, a widow, took her to the hospital after she complained of severe abdominal pain. Medical examination confirmed the pregnancy, leaving the mother shocked. She has now approached the Hathras Superintendent of Police (SP), demanding strict action against the accused. Incident Details The victim, a Class 10 student, resides in a village under Mursan police station. In July, the son of her paternal aunt, a resident of Sikandrabad in Bulandshahr district, stayed at her home. According to the victim’s mother, the accused sexually assaulted her daughter repeatedly over three to four days...

Lucknow: The political debate over King George’s Medical University (KGMU) in Lucknow escalated on Saturday after Samajwadi Party (SP) national president Akhilesh Yadav made a controversial statement demanding the university be demolished. Speaking on the administration’s notice to remove illegal shrines in and around the KGMU campus, Yadav said, “If the same standard applies to demolish structures based on religious affiliation, then KGMU should also be torn down because it was built by Christians.” Yadav criticized the Uttar Pradesh government for what he called “one-sided actions targeting religious sites” and questioned whether there was an attempt to erase history and heritage. “If the argument is that a structure on certain land is illegal or associated with a specific community, ...