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This Diwali wasn’t the same for Anita, a mother of two in this village. When her husband – who works in Mumbai to provide for his family – came back home this Diwali, she insisted on an HIV test before he entered home. But, her husband wouldn’t agree. So, Anita decided he would not let him share her bed till he was in Udaisarai.

Family of slain inspector Anil Kumar Singh met Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday. Following the meeting, the family members said they were assured help by the state government, including order to conduct a CBI probe into the murder.

The capital experienced its first spell of continuous fog between Sunday night and Monday with two hours of dense fog reported from Indira Gandhi International Airport between 6am and 8am on Monday.

As the world discusses in Paris climate change and collective responsibility to contain the damage to environment, the Union ministry of environment, forest and climate change has urged chief secretaries of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and National Capital Territory of Delhi to take effective steps to enforce ban on burning of all types of waste in urban areas.

The Delhi division of the northern railway has geared up to tackle early morning fog to ensure smooth running of trains. The fog is expected to get denser in the first week of December, and the railway is mapping signals on GPS and has planted detonators on the tracks.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Monday met a Central delegation of 10 officials to assess drought conditions in the state. Chairing the meeting with the delegation, chief secretary Alok Ranjan and agriculture production commissioner Pravir Kumar reiterated UP’s demand for release of Rs 2,057 crore to the state, as drought relief package.

With air pollution at a ‘very poor’ level in Delhi, the government is crowdsourcing ideas to improve the quality of environment. It will award the best ideas received through Urban Labs Innovation Challenge that will be launched on Tuesday in association with University of Chicago.

For a first hand feel of public transport in the state, UP’s Minister of State with independent charge Yasar Shah travelled on board a UP state road transport corporation bus which he inaugurated on Monday. On the bus from Rupaidiha on the Indo-Nepal border in Bahraich to New Delhi, Shah travelled till Lucknow. The minister said Bahraich has immense tourism potential with Katarniaghat wildlife sanctuary, Dargah Shareef and a number of Buddha temples located in it. This potential, he said, will be... Читать дальше...

Dissenting shareholders will have an option to exit from companies which have not utilized funds on the lines with the purpose stated in the initial public offer (IPO) document.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is all set to make December 6 in Ayodhya a ‘big show’ to mark the demolition of the disputed site in 1992. It has been observing the day as “Shaurya Diwas”.

In an important development, the Akhilesh Yadav government has managed to convince the powerful sugar lobby to start cane-crushing in the new season before the much-awaited state advisory price (SAP) is announced.

Power sector employees on Monday threatened to go on a one-day nationwide strike on December 8 against Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014.

The Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday moved a step closer to allowing listing of stock exchanges as well as depositories, a move that has been in the pipeline for several years with the Bombay Stock Exchange keen to go public.

The UP Electricity Regulatory Commission on Monday initiated deliberations on electrification of far-flung villages through mini/micro grids which would be powered by solar energy.

The Uttar Pradesh cabinet is set to take up the issue of recruitment of police constables without a written examination, but on the basis of marks obtained in high school and intermediate examinations. The modalities of the new recruitment process will be finalised after due approval of the cabinet. State home department has prepared a proposal which is expected to be tabled before the cabinet on Tuesday.

India on Monday asked the rich nations to mind their carbon footprints and must provide space for the poor and developing countries to grow economically.

India on Monday asked the rich nations to mind their carbon footprints and must provide space for the poor and developing countries to grow economically.

India on Monday asked the rich nations to mind their carbon footprints and must provide space for the poor and developing countries to grow economically. The country also reminded the developed nations of their responsibilities to cut emission in big way and guarantee finance and tech to support developing countries.