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By Vibhu Mishra | Ghaziabad | November 3, 2025 Ghaziabad’s air has once again turned poisonous, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching a dangerous level of 368 — categorized as “very poor.” The city is blanketed in a toxic mix of smog and dust, making it difficult for residents to even breathe. Doctors have urged people to step outdoors only if absolutely necessary — and to wear N-95 masks for protection. According to experts, the concentration of PM 2.5 particles in the air poses a serious health risk, especially to children, the elderly, and asthma patients. Medical professionals have advised residents to avoid morning walks and outdoor exercise, suggesting that they work out indoors instead. Civic Negligence Amid Rising Pollution Despite the air quality plunging to hazard...

Jodhpur | November 3, 2025 In a major relief to the victims’ families of the Phalodi Tempo Traveller accident, the Rajasthan government has announced financial assistance for those affected. As per the official statement, each deceased victim’s family will receive ₹10 lakh as compensation. Minister-in-Charge Madan Dilawar confirmed that compensation will be provided on the same lines as the Jaisalmer accident victims. The district administration further clarified that if three or more members of a single family lost their lives, a maximum of ₹25 lakh will be granted. Additionally, seriously injured persons will receive ₹2 lakh, and those with minor injuries will get ₹1 lakh. The government has also ordered a detailed investigation into the incident. Following the announcement, the...

**Jaipur | November 3, 2025 The ongoing private bus strike in Rajasthan, which has paralyzed public transport for the last three days, is likely to end soon. A delegation of private bus operators met Deputy Chief Minister and Transport Minister Premchand Bairwa on Monday, where a positive dialogue was held over ending the strike. Sources indicate that an official announcement to call off the strike could come as early as Monday evening. Operators Seek Two Months to Modify Buses During the meeting, the bus operators requested two months’ time to carry out necessary safety modifications in their vehicles. Currently, around 8,000 private buses remain off the roads, leaving thousands of passengers stranded across the state. Deputy CM Bairwa emphasized that passenger safety cannot b...

**By Rambabu Mittal | Muzaffarnagar | November 2, 2025 A festive wedding celebration in Muzaffarnagar turned into a scene of chaos and shock when a woman claiming to be the groom’s live-in partner arrived with police at the venue, accusing the groom—a Uttar Pradesh Police constable—of betrayal. The dramatic confrontation halted the wedding procession, turning a night of music and joy into turmoil and disbelief. Bridegroom’s Secrets Unfold Amid Band and DJ Beats The constable, a resident of Jaitpur village under Bhaurakalan police station, was posted in Badaun. His wedding procession was set to leave for a banquet hall in Shahpur from a village in the Budhana area on Saturday night.Just as the ghurchaddi (ceremonial horseback departure) preparations were underway and the DJ beats e...

”**By Correspondent | Darbhanga | November 2, 2025 As the Bihar Assembly Election 2025 gains momentum, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered a fiery address at a massive election rally in Kewati constituency, Darbhanga, taking sharp aim at the opposition Mahagathbandhan (INDIA Alliance). With his trademark oratory, Yogi launched a scathing attack on the alliance leaders, coining a new political jibe that quickly caught public attention. “Three Monkeys of the INDIA Alliance” Drawing a satirical comparison, Yogi said, “You must have heard of Mahatma Gandhi’s three monkeys — one who doesn’t see evil, one who doesn’t speak evil, and one who doesn’t hear evil. But today, the INDIA Alliance has its own three monkeys — Pappu, Tappu, and Appu. In their alliance, Pappu can...

By Jyoti Sharma | Mathura | November 2, 2025 The sacred land of Vrindavan is immersed in double festivity today as devotees celebrate both the Vrindavan Prakatya Utsav (Appearance Festival) and the Shri Radha Vallabh Patotsav. The twin celebrations have drawn thousands of devotees from across India and abroad, filling the holy town with divine music, devotion, and colors of spirituality. Renowned spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj extended his blessings and greetings to devotees worldwide, emphasizing the unparalleled spiritual significance of Vrindavan. In his discourse, Maharaj described Vrindavan as “the personal abode of the Divine Couple—Radha and Krishna—radiating supreme bliss.” He said, “Vrindavan is not an ordinary pilgrimage site; it is the essence of all sacred abodes, mor...

By Manish Singh | Unnao | November 2, 2025 A shocking incident has come to light from Unnao district in Uttar Pradesh, where a dispute over a pet dog led to a tragic miscarriage. The altercation occurred in Samadha village under the Purwa Assembly constituency when a neighbor’s son allegedly kicked a pregnant woman in the stomach during a quarrel, resulting in the loss of her unborn child. According to reports, the victim, Gudia, was staying at her maternal home. She alleged that the neighbor’s dog had chased her sister, prompting her to scare it away with a stick. Enraged by this, the dog’s owner’s son stormed into their house and physically assaulted her sister. During the attack, he allegedly kicked Gudia in the abdomen, leading to her miscarriage. SP Leaders Extend Support to ...

Jabalpur, November 2, 2025 Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will inaugurate the “Samadhan Yojana 2025–26”, an initiative of the Energy Department, on Monday, November 3, at 10:00 AM from the MP Power Management Company’s Regional Office, E-4, Arera Colony, Bhopal. The scheme aims to provide substantial relief to electricity consumers with outstanding bills through attractive surcharge waivers and easy payment options. Energy Minister Mr. Pradyumna Singh Tomar informed that under this special scheme, heavy concessions on delayed payment surcharges have been introduced, effective from November 3, 2025, to February 28, 2026. The implementation will take place in two phases: Phase 1 (November 3 to December 31, 2025): Consumers will receive a 60% to 100% waiver on surcharge amounts. ...

Jabalpur, November 2, 2025 Marking the 70th Foundation Day of Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced the creation of the Omkareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, calling it a historic step toward strengthening wildlife protection, eco-tourism, and rural employment. The announcement was made during the ‘Abhyuday Madhya Pradesh’ program, where Dr. Yadav described the sanctuary as a major ecological and developmental milestone for the state. The Omkareshwar Sanctuary, the 27th in Madhya Pradesh, will span 611.753 square kilometers, encompassing parts of Khandwa (343.274 sq km) and Dewas (268.479 sq km) forest divisions. The submergence zone of the Omkareshwar dam has been excluded to protect the livelihood of local fishermen and nearby villages. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav emph...

Jabalpur, November 2, 2025 Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has congratulated the Madhya Pradesh Police for the successful surrender of a woman Naxalite in Balaghat district. Dr. Yadav commended the police for their consistent success in controlling Naxal activities across the state. On November 1, Sunita, a hardcore armed Naxalite carrying a reward of ₹14 lakh, surrendered at Chauriya Camp under Lanji Police Station, Balaghat, along with her INSAS rifle, three magazines, 30 live rounds, and a UBGL shell. Her surrender marks the first under the Madhya Pradesh Surrender, Rehabilitation, and Relief Policy 2023, and notably, the first time since 1992 that an armed Naxalite from another state has surrendered before the Madhya Pradesh Government. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav stated that this...