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"Child Labour A Curse", Says Yogi Adityanath, Urges Collective Action
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on World Day against Child Labour called it as a "curse" and urged citizens to unite against the practice by ensuring that every child receives education, security and dignity.
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UP Cold Storage Roof Collapse Death Count Rises To 14
The death toll in a roof collapse incident at a cold storage in Sambhal district climbed to 14 on Friday as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the injured and formed a committee to probe the reasons behind the tragedy.
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"Be Sensitive, Have A Heart": PM Modi To Uttar Pradesh Police Recruits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday asked fresh recruits in Uttar Pradesh Police to have a heart -- be sensitive even as they are asked to wield the stick as part of their new responsibility.
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Stamp Duty, Registration Fee Waiver For Noida Airport's Land Lease
The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet on Friday decided to waive stamp duty and registration fees for leasing of land by the government agency Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL) for the first phase of an upcoming airport.
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UP Police Steps Up Initiatives After Unnao Case
After facing criticism on the increasing number of crimes against women in the state, the Uttar Pradesh police is taking up steps to overhaul its policing.
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As Uttar Pradesh Goes Big On Sanskrit, Few Takers For The Language In Colleges
As per the state education department, as many as 1,148 posts of principals and assistant teachers are lying vacant in 921 schools teaching Sanskrit that is referred to as the 'language of gods'.
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UP Police Arrest Proxies Who Helped Class 12 Students Cheat In Board Exams
Over 60 people, who were busy answering the question papers on behalf of Class 12 students in Uttar Pradesh's Atroli area, were arrested yesterday. While students of Bhorey Kishan Lal Sharma Inter-College in Tebatu, around 30 kms from Aligarh, sat inside their examination rooms with their answer sheets, in a house on the opposite side of the campus...
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"Child Labour A Curse", Says Yogi Adityanath, Urges Collective Action
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on World Day against Child Labour called it as a "curse" and urged citizens to unite against the practice by ensuring that every child receives education, security and dignity.
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UP Cold Storage Roof Collapse Death Count Rises To 14
The death toll in a roof collapse incident at a cold storage in Sambhal district climbed to 14 on Friday as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the injured and formed a committee to probe the reasons behind the tragedy.
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"Be Sensitive, Have A Heart": PM Modi To Uttar Pradesh Police Recruits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday asked fresh recruits in Uttar Pradesh Police to have a heart -- be sensitive even as they are asked to wield the stick as part of their new responsibility.
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Stamp Duty, Registration Fee Waiver For Noida Airport's Land Lease
The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet on Friday decided to waive stamp duty and registration fees for leasing of land by the government agency Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL) for the first phase of an upcoming airport.
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UP Police Steps Up Initiatives After Unnao Case
After facing criticism on the increasing number of crimes against women in the state, the Uttar Pradesh police is taking up steps to overhaul its policing.
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As Uttar Pradesh Goes Big On Sanskrit, Few Takers For The Language In Colleges
As per the state education department, as many as 1,148 posts of principals and assistant teachers are lying vacant in 921 schools teaching Sanskrit that is referred to as the 'language of gods'.
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UP Police Arrest Proxies Who Helped Class 12 Students Cheat In Board Exams
Over 60 people, who were busy answering the question papers on behalf of Class 12 students in Uttar Pradesh's Atroli area, were arrested yesterday. While students of Bhorey Kishan Lal Sharma Inter-College in Tebatu, around 30 kms from Aligarh, sat inside their examination rooms with their answer sheets, in a house on the opposite side of the campus...
