The Latest Breaking News from UP

LUCKNOW: In another push to the target of making UP the first choice of investors on all counts, the state government fixed June 3 as the date for the third ground breaking ceremony.

LUCKNOW: A day after Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath admonished a host of BJP workers for allegedly indulging in corruption, political arc-lights turned to his iron-fist approach to maintaining the party's clean image at the grassroots level in the run-up to 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Targeting the Yogi govt, Sawajwadi Party Chief Akhilesh Yadav said the UP had become a police state where the govt was using police against innocent people. Full story on Dynamite News:

LUCKNOW: The state government will collaborate with information technology companies to skill youths and generate employment opportunities for them in the sector. The department of vocational education and skill development has chalked out a plan to collaborate with private companies like Tata Technologies, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra, IBM (Richa) to…

Out of the three cases registered against Aman Chopra, the HC has given interim protection from arrest in two

According to police, the gang was running the illicit transportation of Ganja from agency areas in Odisha Bulandshahr to make a quick buck.

LUCKNOW: As many as 264 new cases and seven recoveries were reported in UP in the past 24 hours.

LUCKNOW: The state government has formulated a five-year plan to increase pulse production for ending reliance on imports. As per the plan, the government will target to increase the area under pulse production to 28.84lakh hectares with productivity per hectare at 12.41 quintals and production of 35.79 lakh tonnes.

A group of 112 like-minded citizens, including doctors, nutritionists, advocates, researchers apart from six organisations, have written an open letter raising concerns about the recent ‘irrational attacks on the food habits and nutrition rights of citizens’

Despite a large number of custodial deaths being recorded in India, the National Human Rights Commission has not recommended prosecution in even one such case between 2016-17 and 2021-22 (up to Feb. 28)

MEERUT: The rampant use of pesticides and fertilizers has reduced the soil fertility of the Doab region, an agricultural land between Yamuna and Ganga, according to officials from the soil testing department in Meerut.