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Ayodhya, UP: Ayodhya is set to become a major tourist attraction with the upcoming Ramayana Wax Museum, which vividly brings the epic to life through 40 intricately crafted wax statues. Built at a cost of ₹10 crore over 10,000 square feet, the museum is designed to depict 40 key episodes of the Ramayana in immersive detail. Speaking to the media, Sunil Kumar Kandalor, renowned wax sculptor and Managing Director of the construction company behind the project, said that the display setup is complete and preparations for the inauguration are underway. The Divisional Commissioner of Ayodhya, Rajesh Kumar, and municipal officials have already reviewed the site. According to Kandalor, the inauguration will be performed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, expected in the first week of February....

Sonbhadra, UP: A bizarre incident has emerged from Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, leaving the family and local community stunned. A man, who reportedly left home to find a groom for his daughter, returned a few days later with a young woman—his third wife. The shocking revelation has now reached the local Mahila Thana (Women’s Police Station). According to reports, the second wife approached the Family Counseling Center at the police station and alleged that her husband had abandoned his first wife 20 years ago, claiming she was mentally unwell. She stated that she and the husband had five grown-up children together. “Three months ago, he went to arrange a marriage for our daughter, and now he has married someone else. What am I supposed to do?” she questioned. Wife Initially Reluctant to...

Prayagraj: In a dramatic turn of events at the Magh Mela, Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati staged a sit-in protest after being prevented from taking the holy Sangam bath in his palanquin during the Muni Amavasya festival. Reports indicate that the revered saint has abstained from food and water since the incident and will reveal his next course of action at a press briefing scheduled for Monday at 12 PM. Palanquin Block Leads to ChaosOn Sunday morning, the Shankaracharya, seated in his palanquin, arrived at Sangam Noj accompanied by his followers. As the crowd swelled for Muni Amavasya, police erected barricades, and officials stopped the Shankaracharya from proceeding on the palanquin, requesting him to disembark and walk the remaining 50 meters. This led to a confront...

Kanpur: In a shocking case of fraud and intimidation, a young woman from Kalyanpur, Kanpur, was duped of ₹71 lakh and precious jewelry after being lured with promises of marriage and an IAS selection. The suspects allegedly posed as a bank officer and later claimed that the victim had been selected for the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). How the Scam UnfoldedThe accused, Divakar Mishra (alias Satyam), a family acquaintance of the victim, introduced her to Nitesh Pandey from Chakeri, who claimed to be a field officer at a government bank. Nitesh gradually gained her trust by promising marriage and asserting that he would soon be appointed as an IAS officer. His claims were allegedly supported by his brother Jitesh, sister-in-law Akanksha, and Divakar Mishra. The victim was first ...