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The Lucknow University fake marksheet case is growing bigger with each passing day. Another 256 cases of candidates aspiring for jobs in government schools with fake marksheets were detected on Tuesday. With this, the total count of fake marksheets detected over the past four months has gone up to 824.

If you have been looking for a particular book on the Constitution of India, you could try your luck at the upcoming National Book Fair in the city. To draw awareness towards fundamental rights, the organisers have decided to dedicate the 13th edition of the book fair—scheduled from October 1-11—to the Constitution of the country. The organisers will also pay a tribute to former President APJ Abdul Kalam and renowned poet Naresh Saxena will be honoured with the ‘Sahityakar Shiromani Samman’.

A fast-track court on Tuesday sentenced an AGM-level officer of a nationalized bank with 10-year jail term for raping a married woman who was also her relative. Judge Rohit Shukla also imposed a fine of Rs 20,000 upon convict Rohit Tandon. It further asked him to pay two-third of the fine to the victim.

No rains are expected in the near future in city, which is already witnessing this year one of its weakest monsoon in past six decades. In fact, monsoon started retreating from the state on Tuesday and is expected to withdraw from Lucknow by Thursday-Friday, leaving behind a drought-like situation.

A woman social activist who was allegedly eve-teased and molested by two auto rickshaw drivers outside the Palghar railway station on Tuesday evening, smashed the vehicle in full public view.

Amid all the immersion celebrations on Sunday, the city recorded high noise decibles in many areas. Activists have managed to record the levels at various parts of the city and have claimed that all complaints to the police and civic officials have fallen on deaf ears as they were just mute spectators to the violations taking place

Refusal by Sardhannea MLA Sangeet Singh Som to field his wife for the zila panchayat member's post in Meerut has put a spanner in the BJP's bid to play the Hindutva card during the panchayat polls as well.

Western Railway is yet to withdraw coaches with ill-maintained wheelsets, despite being issued instructions by commissioner of railway safety (CRS), Western Circle, Sushil Chandra.

The popular Lalbaugcha Raja Mandal has been fined Rs 3.36 lakh this year for digging up public roads to erect the pandal, thus causing potholes

The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case in the murder of Sheena Bora, charging her mother Indrani Mukerjea, the latter’s ex-husband Sanjeev Khanna and driver Shyamwar Rai with abduction, murder, criminal conspiracy and destruction of evidence among others

Alleged Maoist Kobad Ghandy, accused of trying to set up a base for banned outfit CPI (Maoist) in Delhi, has been granted interim bail for three months by a trial court on grounds of “ailing health”.

Several long-distance trains on the Western Railway (WR) will run with revised timings and at a faster speed from October 1.

The Lalbaugcha Raja’s kitty is getting bigger with devotees donating generously this year too. Collections of gold, silver and cash are set to rival the previous benchmark

The state government has reiterated that it will follow all measures to soften the impact of the proposed Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link on flamingo birds that flock to the mudflats in Sewri. The project is on the agenda of the Forest Advisory Committee’s (FAC) meeting to be held on Wednesday.

Bombay high court on Tuesday sought the state government’s reply on whether it has appointed vigilance officers under the Black Magic Act.

A 19-year-old student of IT College consumed poison and died during treatment late Monday night.

The district administration initiated a drive to rid the dedicated cycle tracks of encroachments on Tuesday. In a report published in its Tuesday edition, TOI had highlighted how the dedicated tracks have turned into illegal vending and parking zones.

Residents of C Block, Indiranagar can sleep easy as the petrol thief, who had been stealing fuel almost on a daily basis, was caught on Tuesday. Acting on a tip-off, police caught one Bheem Singh who stayed in Ghazipur village, an old settlement located behind Agarwal Plaza.

First batch of pilgrims belonging to Uttar Pradesh returned from Mecca after successful completion of haj here on Tuesday. As relieved as they were to return home safe in the wake of accidents in this year’s pilgrimage, they narrated their experience amidst a warm welcome by their equally relieved family members.

The district administration got its act together and sealed the premises of renowned socialist leader Acharya Narendra Dev’s kothi on Tuesday. It also suspended all construction work and lodged a case against the current owners of the building at Faizabad Kotwali police station.

The days when colleges charged exorbitant fee may soon be over, at least, for students at any of the colleges affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (formerly UPTU).

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“Amar sakal raser dhara, tomate aaj hok na hara (let all my creativity converge on you),” hums 70-year-old Madhusudan Pal as he delicately outlines the eyes of a Durga idol, lending it a chiselled visage. His feeble fingers curled around the paintbrush clear the smudged paint