Uttar Pradesh

Haridwar, Uttarakhand: Uttarakhand has lost one of its most prominent statehood movement leaders, Field Marshal Diwakar Bhatt, who passed away on Monday evening at his residence in Kharkhari, Haridwar, at 4:20 PM. Bhatt had been critically ill for the past ten days and was receiving nutrition through a feeding tube. His demise has sent waves of grief through the political circles and statehood movement community in Uttarakhand. Tributes from CM Pushkar Singh DhamiUttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami paid tribute to Bhatt on social media platform X, highlighting his unwavering dedication to the statehood movement and public service. Dhami remarked that Bhatt’s contributions were monumental, and he prayed for the departed leader’s soul to rest in peace. He added that Bhatt’s leg...

SAHARANPUR: A heartwarming wedding in Deendarpur village, Nanota region, Saharanpur, has set a remarkable social example by rejecting the age-old dowry practice. Rajneesh Nagar, an Audit Officer at the CAG Ministry, tied the knot with Manisha from Ghaziabad on November 22, leaving both families and the local community inspired by his principled stand. Rajneesh, originally from Saharanpur and currently posted in Nagpur, was offered gifts and a substantial dowry by the bride’s family, as per tradition. However, he firmly declined all material offerings, stating that marriage is a union of two families and not a transaction. Symbolically, he accepted only ₹1 and a coconut as a token of auspiciousness. Bride’s Family Applauds Groom’s StandThe decision was fully supported by Rajneesh’s fa...

Hathras, Uttar Pradesh:A disturbing incident unfolded in Nagla Rambal village of Hathras district, where a Dalit bride’s wedding procession was allegedly obstructed by members of the dominant Thakur community, who reportedly flooded the pathway to prevent the procession from moving forward. Police intervened promptly and ensured that the wedding ceremony was completed under tight security. The incident occurred in the Sasni police station area, where the wedding procession of Satyapal Singh’s daughter had arrived. According to local reports, some men from the Thakur community intentionally released water onto the road to halt the procession. Upon receiving the information, police teams rushed to the spot, and under their protection, the barat was able to proceed and all rituals were com...

Kanpur:Cyber fraudsters in Uttar Pradesh’s Kanpur have cheated two doctors and a pathology manager of nearly ₹5 crore by luring them with promises of high returns through online trading. The scammers persuaded the victims to download a mobile cloning app, gaining full access to their phones and bank accounts. Police have registered a case and begun an investigation. Fake SEBI-Registered Advisor Targeted Victims According to one of the doctors from Azad Nagar, the fraud began on 3 September 2025, when he received a WhatsApp call from a man claiming to be a SEBI-registered stock market advisor. The caller promised access to shares and IPOs at 10–15% lower prices than market value and added the doctor to a WhatsApp group named Lunch Club H49, where trading “tips” were regularly shared. ...

Meerut: A wedding celebration in Meerut turned into a tragedy when celebratory gunfire claimed the life of a young woman, Aksha, just moments before the groom’s procession was to begin. Police have arrested the groom’s mother and brother, while the groom and his father remain at large. Incident DetailsThe incident occurred on Monday night in Shyam Nagar, 20 Foota Road, as the groom, Suhel, son of Shahnawaz, was about to depart for his baraat in Fafunda. Suddenly, gunshots rang out, shocking the entire neighborhood. According to eyewitnesses, some guests fired pistols and revolvers repeatedly, turning the joyful night into a scene of chaos. Aksha, a 22-year-old daughter of local grocer Arshad, was at her relative Yameen’s home in the same area, standing on the terrace with other girls...

Noida: Chaos erupted in Cape Town Society, Sector-113, Noida, when two young women and a male companion attempted to drive a car in the wrong direction and clashed with on-duty security guards. Two videos of the incident have gone viral on social media, showing the heated exchange. The local police have seized the vehicle and are questioning the trio. Incident DetailsThe two women involved are tenants in the society. According to ACP Twinkle Jain, on Monday evening, the trio tried to move the car in the wrong direction. When the security guards intervened, an argument broke out. Residents nearby gathered at the scene upon hearing the commotion, and the police were informed shortly afterward. Officers arrived and took all three individuals to the Sector-113 police station for questioning...

Kanpur:In a fresh development related to the Delhi car blast, investigations have revealed that associates of Dr. Shaheen were in contact with multiple Kanpur-based NGOs to arrange funding, raising suspicions of a possible terror financing network. Sources indicate that Dr. Shaheen’s close associates had been coordinating with these NGOs for the last four months. Intelligence agencies identified suspicious transactions in the bank accounts of three NGOs, suggesting foreign funding possibly routed to support extremist activities. Dr. Shaheen, who served as Head of Pharmacology at GSVM Medical College from 2006 to 2013, reportedly had associates involved in negotiating 70-30 percent funding deals through these NGOs. Network Spans Gulf Countries Investigations suggest the network spa...

Prayagraj:The Allahabad High Court has strongly reprimanded a trial court in Prayagraj for its “highly lethargic” handling of a 20-year-old criminal case, observing that the lower court’s conduct raises serious concerns. Justice Vivek Kumar Singh remarked that the prolonged delay and repeated adjournments indicate that “something is clearly wrong somewhere.” The case dates back to 2005 and carries a maximum punishment of just six months. Despite this, the accused—73-year-old Shreesh Kumar Malviya—has been forced to face legal proceedings for two decades. Charges Framed After Seven Years, No Witness Produced for Thirteen Years Although the charge sheet was filed in 2005, charges were framed only in 2012. Yet, for the next 13 years, the prosecution failed to present even a single wi...