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Lucknow: People filing fake cases, giving false testimony, or misleading the police with fabricated information will no longer escape legal consequences in Uttar Pradesh. Following strict directions issued by the Allahabad High Court, the Uttar Pradesh Police has begun preparing an action plan to ensure mandatory action against such individuals. As per the new directive, mere submission of a closure report will not be sufficient in cases where allegations are found to be false during investigation. The court has made it clear that the police must initiate legal proceedings against those who provide misleading, false, or fabricated information. DGP Calls High-Level Meeting UP Director General of Police Rajeev Krishna has convened a high-level meeting to discuss the implementation o...

Manish Singh, Noida: In a significant administrative action following the tragic death of software engineer Yuvraj Mehta, the Noida Authority has dissolved the Noida Traffic Cell (NTC) and the Public Health Department. Yuvraj Mehta had drowned in a deep pit dug at a construction site in Sector-150, Noida, late on the night of January 16. The pit was reportedly excavated for the basement of an under-construction commercial building. Authority Takes Strict Step Against Alleged Negligence After the incident triggered widespread outrage and raised serious questions about negligence, the Noida Authority has initiated departmental action against officials held responsible for failing to ensure public safety. Vishwas Tyagi, in-charge of the Noida Authority’s traffic cell and Work Circ...

Mau, Uttar Pradesh: The Mahadev Temple and newly constructed ghats on the Tamsa River in Mau are set to be inaugurated today by Energy and Urban Development Minister AK Sharma. Built at a cost of several crores, the project not only enhances the riverfront but also restores the historical and cultural significance of the Tamsa River. Reviving Historical and Cultural Heritage According to ancient beliefs, Rishi Valmiki’s ashram was located along the Tamsa riverbank, where Sita gave birth to Luv and Kush during her exile. Even today, villagers in Kahinour—once a dense forest area—worship Sita as the Forest Goddess, and thousands of devotees regularly visit the site. The newly constructed ghats in Mau are expected to reinforce the town’s religious and cultural importance, while simultan...