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F inance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday will deliver her promised budget like no other that is expected to provide relief to the pandem- ic-hit common man as well as focus more on driving the eco- nomic recovery through high- er spending on healthcare, infrastructure and defence amid rising tensions with neighbours. As India emerges from the Covid-19 crisis, the ninth bud- get under the Modi Government, including an interim one, is widely expect- ed to focus on boosting spend- ing on job creation and rural development, generous alloca- tions for development schemes, putting more money in the hands of the average taxpayer and easing rules to attract for- eign investments. Sitharaman, who had in her first budget in 2019 replaced leather briefcase that had been for decades used for carrying budget documents with a traditional red cloth “bahi-khata”, had earlier this month stated that the budget for the fiscal year beginning April will be “like never before”. The budget, economists and experts said, will be the starting point for picking up the pieces after the economic destruction caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Continued on Page 11 I nformation and Broadcasting Ministry on Sunday allowed cinema halls across the coun- try to operate at full capacity from February 1 with adher- ence to Covid-19 safety proto- cols. As per the Ministry, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) adequate physical dis- tancing, mandatory face masks and sanitisation of auditorium after every screening must be adhered to. Digital booking of tickets and staggered show timings to avoid crowding will be encour- aged, said I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar after releas- ing a set of the SOPs. “There is good news. In February, people can watch and enjoy films in theatres as we are allowing full occupan- cy in all cinema halls. Cinema halls can now open at 100 per cent capacity. We encourage as much online booking (of tick- ets) as possible,” Javadekar told reporters here. The development comes days after the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) allowed cinema halls and theatres to operate with more people as per fresh Covid-19 reopening guidelines. Continued on Page 11 A day after Narendra Modi said his Government was just a “phone call away” for talks with the farmers’ unions, the Tikait brothers who are leading the agitation asserted on Sunday, that protesting farmers will honour the digni- ty of the Prime Minister, but are also committed to protecting their self-respect. Both Naresh and Rakesh Tikait said they were open to talks with the Government to find a “middle path”, which the former suggested could be the BJP Government not imple- menting the three laws during its tenure. Rakesh, the younger of the two and the national spokesperson for the BKU, said a “respectful solution” should be found to the issue, but asserted they will not agree to anything under pressure. Modi had Saturday said his Government’s offer on agri laws made to protesting farm- ers “still stands” and the Centre was a just a “phone call away” for talks, days after violence broke out in parts of the national Capital on Republic Day. Rakesh said they will honour and respect the digni- ty of the PM, and added the farmers don’t want the Government or Parliament to “bow down to them”. However, he added they will also ensure the self-respect of farmers is protected. During their January 26 parade, many of the pro- testers, driving tractors, had stormed the Red Fort, with some of them hoisting religious flags on its domes and on the flagstaff at the ramparts. Both the brothers con- demned Republic Day vio- lence and said it was unac- ceptable, even though they alleged it was the result of a conspiracy. Continued on Page 11 G iving his first radio talk of the year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday referred to the violence at the farmers’ tractor rally on January 26 saying “India was saddened by the insult to Tricolour on Republic Day”. He also emphasised that the country developed “aatmanirbharta” during the coronavirus crisis and ensured vaccine for each of its citizen. Delivering his monthly talk Mann Ki Baat, the PM said a major shift occurred in people’s perspective in the last year and a lot of customers now are demanding “Made In India” products. “India today is self- reliant in the field of medicines and vaccines,” he said. People, he said, have shown their support for “Vocal for Local” and urged manufactur- ers and industry leaders to make world-class products. He said in 15 days, as many as 30 lakh corona war- riors have been vaccinated in India. Developed countries like the US and the UK finished the same task in 18 and 36 days, respectively, he maintained. Modi said India is the fastest in vaccinating its citizens and is setting an example for the entire world. “India’s vac- cination programme is turning out to be exemplary to the world. We are vaccinating our citizens faster than anywhere in the world. In 15 days, India vaccinated 30 lakh corona war- riors whereas it took America 18 days and Britain 36 days to achieve the same feat,” he said. Referring to the violence on January 26 in the national Capital, the PM said, “The country was saddened by the insult to the Tricolour on January 26 in Delhi.” Talking about strides made by women in different fields of activities, the PM said, “You must have witnessed a few days ago, that four women pilots from India took com- mand of a non-stop flight from San Francisco, America to Bangalore. You must have also observed this time in the January 26 parade, where two women officers of the Indian Air Force created a new histo- ry. Whatever be the area, the participation of women of the country is continuously on the rise.” In his address, Modi pointed to a number of do- gooders in the country con- tributing in their own way to the environmental protection and other causes. He gave the example of an elderly man at Kottayam in Kerala cleaning lake-waters daily despite his advanced age, people in Arunachal Pradesh making artificial paper using long-forgotten technique or art and thus saving trees or veg- etable vendors in a “mandi” in Hyderabad making bio-fuel from the vegetable leftovers. Modi described India’s win in cricket test match this month in Australia as historic. Calling the victory inspirational, he said, “This month, there has been very good news from the cricket pitch too. Our cricket team, after initial setbacks made a grand comeback, winning the series in Australia. The hard work and teamwork of our players is inspirational.” The PM said this year, India is going to commence the celebration of 75 years of her Independence — Amrit Mahotsav. “This is an excellent time to explore places associ- ated with those heroes on account of whom we attained freedom,” he said. Modi said the Government was starting an initiative for young writers called “India@75”. He said, “This will encourage young writers of all States and of all languages. You can learn more about this initiative on the Ministry of Education website.” Besides, the PM, in his morning talk, also stressed the need to observe road safety and the curtailing road accidents. “From January 18 to February 17 we are observing ‘Road Safety Month’. We should become active stakeholders to reduce road accidents and save lives. The goals with which we started 2021, we all have to work to fulfil them together,” he said. T he World Health Organization (WHO) has altered its guidance for preg- nant women who wish to receive the coronavirus jab, saying those at high risk of exposure to Covid-19 or who have comorbidities may be vaccinated. However, the WHO sug- gestions might not find favour in India where Covaxin and Covishield vaccine manufac- turers Bharat Biotech and Serum Institute of India (SII) respectively in their factsheets have clearly mentioned that pregnant and lactating women should not get the shots as they have not been part of any anti- coronavirus vaccine clinical trial so far. The Union Health Ministry too has made it clear to the States during the launch of the vaccination drive on January 16 that pregnant and lactating women have not been a part of any Covid-19 vaccine clinical trial so far. “Therefore, women who are pregnant or not sure of their pregnancy and lactating women should not receive Covid-19 vaccine at this time,” the Ministry said. The WHO’s earlier guid- ance did not recommend pregnant women to be inocu- lated even though data indi- cated that pregnancy increased the risk of developing severe illness from the virus. Continued on Page 11 T he Indian Coast Guard last year seized contraband worth over 1,500 crore besides apprehending at least 10 foreign boats with 80 miscreants illegally operating in the Indian Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). These seizures were the result of sus- tained and round the clock sur- veillance by its boats and planes, the Coast Guard said here on its 45th raising day on Sunday. The “Preventive and Measured Response” stance of operations introduced just over a year ago, ensured that more than 6,000 fishing boats with about 40,000 fishermen were escorted to safe harbours during the passage of 11 cyclones last year, thus averting loss of lives and property at sea, it said, adding that despite restrictions imposed by the Covid-19 pan- demic, Indian Coast Guard has maintained 24x7 vigil in the EEZ. Continued on Page 11 ❝ ❝

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    Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman on Monday willdeliver her promised budgetlike no other that is expected toprovide relief to the pandem-ic-hit common man as well asfocus more on driving the eco-nomic recovery through high-er spending on healthcare,infrastructure and defenceamid rising tensions withneighbours.

    As India emerges from theCovid-19 crisis, the ninth bud-get under the ModiGovernment, including aninterim one, is widely expect-ed to focus on boosting spend-ing on job creation and ruraldevelopment, generous alloca-tions for development schemes,putting more money in thehands of the average taxpayerand easing rules to attract for-

    eign investments.Sitharaman, who had in

    her first budget in 2019replaced leather briefcase thathad been for decades used forcarrying budget documentswith a traditional red cloth“bahi-khata”, had earlier thismonth stated that the budgetfor the fiscal year beginningApril will be “like never before”.

    The budget, economistsand experts said, will be thestarting point for picking upthe pieces after the economicdestruction caused by theCovid-19 pandemic.

    Continued on Page 11

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    Information and BroadcastingMinistry on Sunday allowedcinema halls across the coun-try to operate at full capacityfrom February 1 with adher-ence to Covid-19 safety proto-cols. As per the Ministry,Standard Operating Procedures(SOP) adequate physical dis-tancing, mandatory face masksand sanitisation of auditoriumafter every screening must beadhered to.

    Digital booking of ticketsand staggered show timings toavoid crowding will be encour-aged, said I&B MinisterPrakash Javadekar after releas-ing a set of the SOPs.

    “There is good news. InFebruary, people can watch

    and enjoy films in theatres aswe are allowing full occupan-cy in all cinema halls. Cinemahalls can now open at 100 percent capacity. We encourage asmuch online booking (of tick-ets) as possible,” Javadekar toldreporters here.

    The development comesdays after the Ministry ofHome Affairs (MHA) allowedcinema halls and theatres tooperate with more people asper fresh Covid-19 reopeningguidelines.

    Continued on Page 11

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    Aday after Narendra Modisaid his Government wasjust a “phone call away” fortalks with the farmers’ unions,the Tikait brothers who areleading the agitation assertedon Sunday, that protestingfarmers will honour the digni-ty of the Prime Minister, but arealso committed to protectingtheir self-respect.

    Both Naresh and RakeshTikait said they were open totalks with the Government tofind a “middle path”, which theformer suggested could be theBJP Government not imple-menting the three laws duringits tenure.

    Rakesh, the younger of the

    two and the nationalspokesperson for the BKU,said a “respectful solution”should be found to the issue,but asserted they will not agreeto anything under pressure.

    Modi had Saturday said hisGovernment’s offer on agrilaws made to protesting farm-ers “still stands” and the Centrewas a just a “phone call away”for talks, days after violencebroke out in parts of thenational Capital on RepublicDay. Rakesh said they willhonour and respect the digni-ty of the PM, and added thefarmers don’t want the

    Government or Parliament to“bow down to them”. However,he added they will also ensurethe self-respect of farmers isprotected. During their January26 parade, many of the pro-testers, driving tractors, hadstormed the Red Fort, withsome of them hoisting religiousflags on its domes and on theflagstaff at the ramparts.

    Both the brothers con-demned Republic Day vio-lence and said it was unac-ceptable, even though theyalleged it was the result of aconspiracy.

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    Giving his first radio talk ofthe year, Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on Sundayreferred to the violence at thefarmers’ tractor rally onJanuary 26 saying “India was saddened by theinsult to Tricolour on RepublicDay”. He also emphasised thatthe country developed “aatmanirbharta” during thecoronavirus crisis and ensuredvaccine for each of its citizen.

    Delivering his monthly talkMann Ki Baat, the PM said amajor shift occurred in people’sperspective in the last yearand a lot of customers now aredemanding “Made In India”products. “India today is self-reliant in the field of medicinesand vaccines,” he said.

    People, he said, have showntheir support for “Vocal forLocal” and urged manufactur-ers and industry leaders tomake world-class products.

    He said in 15 days, asmany as 30 lakh corona war-riors have been vaccinated inIndia. Developed countries likethe US and the UK finished thesame task in 18 and 36 days,respectively, he maintained.

    Modi said India is thefastest in vaccinating its citizensand is setting an example forthe entire world. “India’s vac-cination programme is turningout to be exemplary to theworld. We are vaccinating ourcitizens faster than anywhere in

    the world. In 15 days, Indiavaccinated 30 lakh corona war-riors whereas it took America18 days and Britain 36 days to

    achieve the same feat,” he said.Referring to the violence

    on January 26 in the nationalCapital, the PM said, “Thecountry was saddened by theinsult to the Tricolour onJanuary 26 in Delhi.”

    Talking about strides madeby women in different fields ofactivities, the PM said, “Youmust have witnessed a fewdays ago, that four womenpilots from India took com-mand of a non-stop flight fromSan Francisco, America toBangalore. You must have alsoobserved this time in theJanuary 26 parade, where twowomen officers of the IndianAir Force created a new histo-

    ry. Whatever be the area, theparticipation of women of thecountry is continuously on therise.” In his address, Modipointed to a number of do-gooders in the country con-tributing in their own way tothe environmental protectionand other causes.

    He gave the example of anelderly man at Kottayam inKerala cleaning lake-watersdaily despite his advanced age,people in Arunachal Pradeshmaking artificial paper usinglong-forgotten technique orart and thus saving trees or veg-etable vendors in a “mandi” inHyderabad making bio-fuelfrom the vegetable leftovers.

    Modi described India’s win in cricket test match this month in Australia as historic. Calling the victoryinspirational, he said, “Thismonth, there has been verygood news from the cricketpitch too. Our cricket team,after initial setbacks made agrand comeback, winning theseries in Australia. The hardwork and teamwork of ourplayers is inspirational.”

    The PM said this year,India is going to commence thecelebration of 75 years of herIndependence — AmritMahotsav. “This is an excellenttime to explore places associ-ated with those heroes onaccount of whom we attainedfreedom,” he said.

    Modi said the Governmentwas starting an initiative foryoung writers called“India@75”. He said, “This willencourage young writers of allStates and of all languages.You can learn more about thisinitiative on the Ministry ofEducation website.”

    Besides, the PM, in hismorning talk, also stressed theneed to observe road safety andthe curtailing road accidents.

    “From January 18 toFebruary 17 we are observing‘Road Safety Month’. We shouldbecome active stakeholders toreduce road accidents and savelives. The goals with which westarted 2021, we all have towork to fulfil them together,” hesaid.

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    The World HealthOrganization (WHO) hasaltered its guidance for preg-nant women who wish toreceive the coronavirus jab,saying those at high risk ofexposure to Covid-19 or whohave comorbidities may bevaccinated.

    However, the WHO sug-gestions might not find favourin India where Covaxin andCovishield vaccine manufac-turers Bharat Biotech andSerum Institute of India (SII)respectively in their factsheetshave clearly mentioned thatpregnant and lactating womenshould not get the shots as theyhave not been part of any anti-coronavirus vaccine clinicaltrial so far.

    The Union HealthMinistry too has made it clear

    to the States during the launchof the vaccination drive onJanuary 16 that pregnant andlactating women have not beena part of any Covid-19 vaccineclinical trial so far. “Therefore,women who are pregnant ornot sure of their pregnancy andlactating women should notreceive Covid-19 vaccine atthis time,” the Ministry said.

    The WHO’s earlier guid-ance did not recommendpregnant women to be inocu-lated even though data indi-cated that pregnancy increasedthe risk of developing severeillness from the virus.

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    The Indian Coast Guard lastyear seized contrabandworth over �1,500 crore besidesapprehending at least 10 foreignboats with 80 miscreants illegallyoperating in the Indian ExclusiveEconomic Zone (EEZ). Theseseizures were the result of sus-tained and round the clock sur-veillance by its boats and planes,the Coast Guard said here on its45th raising day on Sunday.

    The “Preventive andMeasured Response” stance ofoperations introduced just overa year ago, ensured that morethan 6,000 fishing boats withabout 40,000 fishermen wereescorted to safe harbours duringthe passage of 11 cyclones lastyear, thus averting loss of livesand property at sea, it said,adding that despite restrictionsimposed by the Covid-19 pan-demic, Indian Coast Guard hasmaintained 24x7 vigil in the EEZ.

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    "The government hasimplemented the online rationcard management system acrossthe state and all the data of over40 lakh beneficiaries ofAntyodaya Yojana and about3.17 crore card holders of eligi-ble household beneficiaries havebeen digitised," a governmentspokesman said here on Sunday.

    He said data of 11,000 fairprice ration shops in the urbanareas and 68, 850 fair priceration shops in the rural areashad been digitised. "The wholemechanism will eliminate thechances of corruption and irreg-ularities in the public distribu-tion system and the deliverymechanism," the official said.

    The official said the processof distribution of ration in ruralas well as urban areas had beenlinked with the E-PoS machines.

    "To put a nail on corruption,the process has been linked withAadhaar and OTP authentica-tion," he added. According tothe figures of the Food and CivilSupplies Department, over 3.33crore transactions were done inNovember last year through E-PoS. In addition, more than 3.28crore transactions were donewith Aadhaar authentication,which is 98.37 per cent.

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    Kunwar Manvendra Singhof the Bharatiya JanataParty, former deputy chair-man and executive chairmanof the Legislative Council,has taken over as the pro temchairman of the Uttar PradeshLegislative Council, the UpperHouse of UP Legislature.

    He was administered theoath of office by UP GovernorAnandiben Patel at RajBhawan on Sunday. He is atwo-term former MLC.

    The tenure of RameshYadav, the current chairmanof the Council, ended on

    Saturday.The Samajwadi Party had

    met the Governor onSaturday and sought electionfor the chairman's post.

    Samajwadi Party mem-bers outnumber the BJP andcan easily win the Councilchairman's elections. The SP,at present, has 51 members inthe Legislative Council whilethe BJP has 32

    The pro tem chairman,after taking the oath, said, "Iam not new to the job as Ihave served as pro tem chair-man of the Legislat iveCouncil between 2002 and2004."

    He said it was the duty ofthe chairman to conduct theproceedings of the House ina smooth manner and giveprotection to the oppositionand at the same time toensure the transaction of theofficial business.

    Manvendra Singh is anexperienced leader of the BJP.He was the district presidentof the BJP in 1980 and waselected to the UP assembly in1985. He was also the statepresident of the BharatiyaJanata Yuva Morcha.

    He is also the chairman ofthe BundelkhandDevelopment Board.

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    The sustained efforts of UttarPradesh Chief MinisterYogi Adityanath in promotinginnovation in agriculturereceived validation from PrimeMinister Narendra Modi whenthe latter praised his idea toorganise Strawberry Festival inJhansi.

    The month-long festivalwas virtually inaugurated byChief Minister Yogi Adityanathon January 17 this year.

    In his Mann Ki Baat, theprime minister spoke at lengthabout this initiative and said itwould go a long way to inno-vate the agriculture sector.

    The chief minister thankedthe prime minister for the

    recognition of his endeavour toorganise the StrawberryFestival as a cornerstone ofinfusion of modern technolo-gy and innovative ideation intoagriculture, especially in aregion like Bundelkhand.

    The prime minister saideveryone was wondering aboutthe festival and was eager toknow what the strawberrieshad to do in Bundelkhand.

    "But this is the reality thatthere is a growing enthusiasmabout strawberry cultivation inBundelkhand. Gurleen Chawla,a law student and daughter ofJhansi, had a major role to playin this as she successfully cul-tivated strawberry at her homeand then in her field to instillconfidence that this can happen

    in Jhansi as well," he said.The prime minister said

    the Jhansi's Strawberry Festivalemphasised the 'Stay atHome' concept and throughthis festival, farmers andyouth were being encouragedto do gardening and growstrawberries in the vacant spacebehind their houses, or on theterrace garden. He said withthe help of new technology,similar efforts were also beingdone in other parts of thecountry.

    The cultivation of straw-berry, which used to be iden-tified with mountains, is nowbeing started on the sandyland of Kutch also, and increas-ing the incomes of farmers.

    An elated Jhansi District

    Magistrate Andre Vamsi saidhe would now try to encourageevery farmer in Jhansi to cul-tivate strawberries.

    He expressed his gratitudeto the chief minister, saying thatby launching the festival, straw-berry cultivation in Jhansiwould now gain more momen-tum.

    "In many districts ofBundelkhand, people will nowshow enthusiasm in cultivatingstrawberries," he said.

    Meanwhile, GurleenChawla is on cloud nine aftershe was mentioned in theprime minister's Mann Ki Baat.She said the mention and praisefrom the prime minister wouldfurther motivate her to employmore techniques in agriculture.

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    Uttar Pradesh ChiefMinister Yogi Adityanathon Sunday asserted that hisgovernment was committed toproviding adequate health ser-vices to every citizen and thework done to develop thehealth infrastructure duringthe last three-and-a-half yearswas testimony to this fact.

    "Regardless of the circum-stances, we strived hard tobring about rapid improve-ment in the field of healthinfrastructure, riding on thestrength of our self-confidenceand teamwork," the chief min-ister said while pointing outthat one of the visible results inthis regard was the number ofmedical colleges in the state.

    "Just imagine, only 12 med-ical colleges were built in UPfrom 1947 to 2016 whereas inthe last about four years, wehave decided to construct 30new medical colleges," he said.

    The chief minister wasspeaking on the occasion of thelaunch of state-wide Pulse Poliocampaign at Veerangana AvantiBai Hospital in the state capi-tal. He declared the campaignopen by administering poliodrops to a two-year child,Anadi.

    Reiterating his resolve tomake adequate health servicesaccessible to the last person ofsociety, the chief minister saidthat every person contributedto building a society and anation and a healthy personwould always be helpful to all.

    "No one is helpless in soci-

    ety as the government is alwaysat his or her disposal to serve,"'he said. The chief ministersaid that the last case of polioin India was reported in 2010and the country was declaredpolio-free in March 2014.

    "Since it (polio) is prevalentin countries like Pakistan,Afghanistan and Nigeria, we donot have to lower the guardhence this campaign is beinglaunched to keep our childrenfree of infection," he said.

    Yogi Adityanath said thatby way of sustained efforts todevelop health infrastructure,the facilities of the districthospitals, service of life supportambulance and Covid exami-nation logistics had been cre-ated in the state.

    "In a commendable fightagainst COVID-19, our state

    conducts about two lakh testsevery day. At the time coron-avirus hit the state, the Centrehad identified 26 UP districtswhere there were no ventilatorsand I can say that there is nodistrict out of a total 75 districtsof the state that does not have10 ventilators as well as trainedstaff," he said.

    The chief minister saidthat due to its health infrastruc-ture, Uttar Pradesh had record-ed only 8,500 COVID-19deaths despite having a popu-lation of about 24 crore.

    "This has been possiblebecause of the great teamworkand I thank the health workersand doctors for this,'' the chiefminister said.

    Yogi Adityanath asked offi-cials to ensure that no eligiblechild was left out in the Pulse

    Polio vaccination campaign.He said that about 3.40 crorechildren in the age group 0-5would be vaccinated during thepulse polio campaign at over1.10 lakh booths set up acrossthe state.

    The chief minister alsoappealed to people to shunorthodox ideas regardingadministration of polio dropswhen about 69,000 teams gofrom house to house to admin-ister polio drops during thecampaign which will be contin-ued till February 9 with abreak on February 4 and 5 dueto Covid vaccination.

    There are 3.30 lakh vacci-nators in the state while 23,000supervisors, 6,500 transit teamsand 1,700 mobile teams havebeen deployed for smooth con-duct of the campaign.

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    Congress has asked PrimeMinister Narendra Modi toshun 'rajhath' and move on thepath of 'rajdharm' and initiatedirect dialogue with the farm-ers who are agitating againstthe three agriculture laws forthe last over two months.

    The Congress said all,including the prime ministerand the opposition, held theview that the deadlock with thefarmers could be resolved onlythrough dialogue.

    The Congress said it hadextended its support to thepeaceful and non-violent agi-tation by the farmers.

    "Prime Minister NarendraModi, during the all-partymeeting ahead of the budgetsession, has admitted that thefarmers have neither acceptedUnion Agriculture MinisterNarendra Singh Tomar's offerof suspending the three lawsnor they trust the minister. Theprime minister should opendialogue with the farmers andit is anybody's guess why thePM is hesitant in directly talk-ing to the farmers," saidCongress Working Committeemember Pramod Tiwari.

    Tiwari said the farmerswere sitting on dharna onDelhi borders for the past 70days and the prime ministerwas still hesitant in talking tothem.

    "Is it the arrogance of theprime minister which is pre-venting him from talking to thefarmers?" the Congress leaderasked.

    He said after the 10 roundsof talks by the Union agricul-ture minister with the farmers'leaders, it appeared thatNarendra Singh Tomar wasnot representing the govern-ment but the businesshouses.

    The Congress leaderargued that the NationalDemocratic Alliance govern-ment could repeal the threelaws for 18 months as theSupreme Court had stayed theoperation of the three laws foran indefinite period and thegovernment itself had offeredto the farmers to suspend theoperation of the three laws for18 months.

    He said if the talks with thefarmer leaders remained incon-clusive, the government couldagain introduce the three billsin Parliament.

    Tiwari demanded that theprime minister take the oppo-sition leaders into confidenceon this issue.

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    Kanpur: Apparently irked overthe behaviour of local villagers,police in this Uttar Pradesh dis-trict on Sunday temporarilyclosed down the Kuria outpostthat was vandalised by anangry mob, which also alleged-ly attempted to set it ablaze onThursday following a roadaccident.

    The police outpost comesunder the Bidhunoo policestation and is located at a dis-tance of around 15 kilometresfrom the district headquar-ters. “The decision to shutdown the police outpost wastaken by the deputy IG, wholearnt that the locals have noneed for a police outpost intheir village. The order was

    issued on Sunday to temporar-ily close it down,”Superintendent of Police(Rural) Brajesh Srivastava said.

    He, however, added thatstrict instructions have beenissued to enhance policepatrolling in the vicinity andensure alertness of the person-nel to deal with any exigency.

    Policemen have also beenasked to make deployment ofpickets round the clock andensure the presence of the forcein the area. Besides, the police-patrolling cars and motorbikesattached to “Dial 112” wouldalso be put on patrolling.Confirming the temporary clo-sure of the Kuria police outpost,Kanpur’s Deputy Inspector

    General of Police PreetinderSingh told PTI, “The police out-post was set up in the villagewith an aim to redress people’scomplaints and help them. Butthe act of vandalising it and(trying to) set it afire showedthat they have no need for apolice outpost there.”

    The DIG also informedthat six people have beenarrested and sent to jail so farfor allegedly torching dumpertrucks, two-wheelers and van-dalising the police outpost. Atotal of 28 people were namedin the FIR, which was regis-tered in connection with theincident under various sec-tions of the Indian Penal Code(IPC). PTI

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    Sitapur: Four police personnel,including the SHO and an SI ofthe Sandana police station, havebeen suspended for improperpolicing and negligence fol-lowing a case of molestation andattempted rape of a governmentprimary school teacher by agroup of men in this UttarPradesh district. The womanwas on her way home fromwork when she was allegedlyattacked and molested by thedrunken men in Sandana onJanuary 28.

    Even though one of theaccused, Ram Jivan (28), wasarrested and sent to jail on theday of the incident itself, the vic-

    tim levelled allegations of laxi-ty and the lack of a promptresponse against the local police.The Uttar Pradesh PrimaryTeachers’ Association met theSitapur district magistrate andthe basic shiksha adhikari in thisconnection on Friday anddemanded action in the case.

    Late on Saturday evening,Sitapur Superintendent ofPolice RP Singh suspendedSandana Station House Officer(SHO) RB Suman, Sub-Inspector (SI) VS Yadav, con-stable Rakhi Sharma andanother police personnel fornegligence and laxity in thecase. PTI

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    Over 55,000 frontline work-ers are estimated toreceive the Covid vaccine shotsfrom February 5 and prepara-tions for the same are under-way. District immunisationofficer MK Singh said the vac-cination will be done in ses-sions which will be stepped upin stages. However, he said it isnot an easy task because thefrontline workers will be vac-cinated along with healthworkers. He said the beneficia-ries will include police person-nel, PRIs and those from LMCand Revenue department.

    Singh pointed out that thedays on which Covid vaccina-tion is scheduled, polio vac-cines will not be adminis-tered.

    Mayor Sanyukta Bhatiasaid a list of 10,000 employeeshas been sent to the CMOoffice for registration. “TheCMO office will decide whowill be registered for vaccina-tion. Our priority is employeesand they should be vaccinatedfirst,” she said.

    Meanwhile, director ofRam Manohar Lohia Institute

    of Medical Sciences Dr AKSingh, who is also the Vice-Chancellor of Atal BihariMedical University, said thatthe number of Covid patientshas come down to eight. Hesaid he now wants some por-tion of the Covid hospital to beisolated for non-Covid facili-ty so that maternity servicescan be restarted. He said it’s his suggestion to the state government.

    Director of Lok BandhuHospital Dr Arun Lal alsosaid that the number of Covidpatients has come down to fourand none of them are in seri-ous condition. “We have twopatients in the Covid ward andas many in the gynaecologyCovid ward,” he pointed out.He said they are prepared torestart the OPD but waiting forgovernment’s directives. TheOPD was closed in March.

    Director of BalrampurHospital Dr Rajeev Lochansaid more than 70 per cent ofthe health workers have beenvaccinated.

    Head of Microbiologydepartment, SGPGI, DrUjjawala Ghosh pointed outthat the number of coron-

    avirus samples which they aregetting has reduced from 6,000to to 3,000. “The positivity ratehas also reduced as only 10 outof 3,000 samples are testingpositive now. However, we arestill working round the clockbecause reports have to be sub-mitted in time,” Dr Ghoshsaid.

    Meanwhile, the Covid-19death toll in Uttar Pradeshrose to 8,658 on Sunday witheight more fatalities, while 226new cases pushed the infectiontally to 6,00,299. Of the eightdeaths, two were reported fromLucknow, while one each wasreported from Varanasi,Meerut, Aligarh,Muzaffarnagar, Pilibhit andBalrampur. Of the new cases,29 were reported fromLucknow. In the past 24 hours,369 patients have recoveredfrom the disease, taking over-all recoveries to 5,86,116 so far.The count of active Covidcases in the state stands at5,525, the statement said. In thepast 24 hours, over 1.19 lakhsamples have been tested, whileso far over 2.78 crore tests havebeen conducted in the state, thestatement said.

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    Come March 1 and SanjayGandhi Post-GraduateInstitute of Medical Scienceswill revert to normal OPDservices without patients ortheir attendants having to getCovid tests done. Director DrRK Dhiman said the most ofthe doctors would be vaccinat-ed by that time and the num-ber of Covid cases will also below. However, he said thoughpatients and their attendantswill not be tested for Covid,standard precautions like wear-ing of mask and social distanc-ing will be ensured.

    He added that the appoint-ments will be done in the samemanner as in the pre-Covid era.

    “We will register referral

    cases and the hybrid facilitieswill continue. The cases thatcan be managed without hav-ing to visit the hospital will bemanaged through tele-OPD,”he said.

    He pointed out that thenumber of patients at theRajdhani Covid hospital is lessthan 30. He added that once itgoes down to ten or so, theycan think of changing theCovid facilities into non-Covidfacilities.

    “There is always a possibil-ity or danger of having a sec-ond wave and we are not in ahurry because if we convert theCovid facility into trauma cen-tre, the reconversion processwill take time. Therefore, it isbetter to wait for another fourto eight weeks,” he said.

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    South-east Asian countries areinterested in importing technol-ogy developed by CISH for man-agement of the most deadly diseaseof bananas in countries likeMalaysia, Philippines and Indonesia.

    CISH director Shailendra Rajansaid that ICAR-Fusicont technolo-gy has been found as an effectivemanagement tool for this dangerousdisease causing economic losses inimportant banana producing coun-tries. He said India is the biggest pro-ducer of bananas and till last decade,it was free from the dangerousfusarium wilt disease. “The wilt dis-ease of bananas created havoc inmany south-east Asian countriesincluding Taiwan, Philippines andIndonesia as no effective manage-

    ment technique was available.Unfortunately, the wilt disease isprevalent only in the two subtropi-cal states of UP and Bihar, whereasother banana producing areas of thecountry are somewhat free from thismalady,” he said. He said that forcombating this deadly disease, CISHand CSSRI Regional Station inLucknow developed an effectivetechnology called ICAR-Fusicont.

    “This technology is being com-mercialised through Agro Innovate,nodal agency of ICAR. Consideringthe success of ICAR-Fusicont, com-panies and farmers organisationsfrom southeast Asian countriesare interested to get benefit from thetechnology. The use and technicalissues of the technology have beendiscussed several times at interna-tional platforms and stakeholders

    are interested to use the technolo-gy,” he said. The CISH director saidthat the technology is the onlyanswer to the disease which couldnot be addressed satisfactorily withvarious other measures tried. “Thedisease is spreading dangerouslyand it has spread in about 20countries where banana is animportant commercial crop. Thetechnology was validated by about250 farmers of UP and Bihar infields infected by the disease. In theinfected fields, healthy crops weresuccessfully produced with the useof the technology. The news of therestoration of banana health spreadamong the banana farming com-munity, well connected with eachother. As a result, the farmersstarted contacting ICAR institutesfor the rescue,” he added.

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    The 12th season ofSanatkada LucknowFestival will kick off fromFebruary 1. Key organiserMadhavi Kukreja said the pan-demic has posed challengesacross the world but they havetaken this as an opportunity toexperiment and innovate sothat the event can still beenjoyed from the comfort ofhomes. She said they will beholding an online CraftsBazaar’.

    “The fest has become

    synonymous with its CraftsBazaar which has lit up thehallways of Safed Baradari foralmost a decade. However, it isgoing online this year. It willhave hundreds of the finestspecimens of crafts from allacross the country. The pastyear has been particularly dif-ficult for craftsmen and for us,the organising principle hasbeen to amplify and promotethe heritage of skill and art,”she said.

    In an attempt to famil-iarise the audiences with thejourney of different artisans

    and craftsmen and that oftheir craft, the SLF will holdonline craft demonstrations.

    “It will be an opportunityfor our audience to interactwith the artisans and also geta first hand experience of theirwork spaces, the raw materialsused by them, the processinvolved in their craft of spe-cialisation and most signifi-cantly, the story of the craftsperson,” she said.

    She said that the theme ofthe bazaar is ‘Naqsh-o-Nigar-e-Baradari’. “Over the years,Baradari has come to assume

    multiple meanings for us as anorganisation and a festival thatis driven by the idea of foster-ing a sense of communitythrough diverse yet interde-pendent ideas of art, craft andskill. Baradari’s role has beenparticularly significant. It hashoused our crafts bazaar andit is safe to say that the craftsbazaar has truly been the heartbeat of the festival. Baradariand Craft Bazaar is a comingtogether of two very distinctart forms that complementeach other in multiple ways,”Madhavi said.

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    Amissing factory owner wasfound hanging from a treealongside a canal inSarojininagar police stationarea on Sunday. The deceased,identified as Avanish KumarSingh (38) of VrindavanColony under PGI police sta-tion, was hanging with a muf-fler tied around his neck. Hiscar was found parked near thetree. He ran a dalmoth factoryin the Sarojininagar industrialarea.

    As per reports, Avanish’swife Nidhi Katiyar had lodgeda missing report with the PGIpolice on Saturday, stating that

    he left for his factory and didnot return. She further statedthat she was told that Avanishhad left for his home in theevening itself. However, he didnot return home.

    While the search operationwas on, police were informedabout the recovery of a body.The police said Avanish wasfound hanging from a tree inDaroga Kheda Natkur localityon Sunday morning.

    It surfaced that Avanish leftfor his factory around 7 am onSaturday and left for homearound 7 pm as he had to pur-chase medicine for his son, whowas not feeling well. Later, hisphone was switched off.

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    Two men sprayed somesome chemical on a woman ather house in Thakurganj onSaturday and decamped withher gold bangles after she fellunconscious. Vaishali Kapoorof Newazganj opened the doorsafter someone rang the door-bell. She found two men whotold her that they had broughta parcel. One of them asked herto sanitise her hands beforeaccepting the parcel. Hesprayed the chemical and thewoman fell unconscious in notime. After she regained con-sciousness after a while, shefound her gold bangles missing.

    �6�����������������������������"�������-/���$�Lucknow (PNS): The VikasNagar police arrested the man-aging director of a companyalleging that he duped aninvestor, who had taken the fran-chise of the company inLucknow, of Rs 10 lakh. Theaccused was identified asSankalp Chibber of Rajasthan.

    As per reports, ShafatMohammed of Vikas Nagarhad taken the franchise of thecompany for Rs 10 lakh. Heinvested the sum on being askedby regional sales manager ofChibber’s company in UP SyedIqbal Haider and after severalmeetings. However, in duecourse of time, Shafat fell wroteto the MD and regional salesmanager to annul the agreementand return the money which heinvested as security amount.

    Lucknow (PNS): Director-general of Council ofScientific and IndustrialResearch Dr Sekhar C Mandelaunched the new institution-al logo of Central Institute ofMedicinal and AromaticPlants (CIMAP) on Sunday.CIMAP organised ‘KisanMela’ on Sunday. A logo com-petition was organised inwhich many entries wereobtained from various parts ofthe country.

    One of the entries signify-ing the new aspirations of the

    institute and representing theamalgamation of the tradi-tional knowledge with sci-ence-based discovery wasfinalised by the committeewhich inspires the institute totake the greener path for-ward for prosperity of thesociety.

    During his address to thefarmers, Mande stressed thatthe high quality research inagricultural varieties, tech-nologies and implements bythe CSIR laboratories is beingdisseminated to the general

    public by organisation of suchfairs, and the fruits of researchare helping the farmersincrease the farmer’s income.

    CIMAP director DrPrabodh K Trivedi spokeabout the farmer-centricactivities undertaken in vari-ous parts of the country. Hesaid that despite Covid-19pandemic, the scientists andstaff of the institute have beenable to provide online train-ing, planting materials andservices to the farmers, whichincreased their income.

    The Kisan Mela souvenir‘Aus Gyanya’ and CIMAPHindi Patrika ‘Aus Vigyan’were also released.

    The guest of honour wasLaw Minister Brajesh Pathak,who also addressed the farm-ers. He stressed on the role ofCIMAP in the cultivation ofmedicinal and aromatic plantsin India and said that due tothe Covid-19 pandemic, thedemand for medicinal plantshas risen manifold and hence,the cultivation of these cropsneed to be increased.

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    Chief Minister YogiAdityanath on Sundayappealed to the people of thestate to save every drop of waterand said that conservation ofponds, water bodies andgroundwater was like makingsavings for the future.

    The chief minister, whodedicated to people 278 checkdams and ponds in various dis-tricts of the state virtually fromhis official residence here, saidat present the Atal BhoojalScheme had been implement-ed in 10 districts and theremaining 65 districts of thestate would also be coveredsoon.

    Chief Minister YogiAdityanath pointed out that200 development blocks of thestate were declared dark zonesin 2017 and after investigation,it was found that this wasdecided on the basis of a sur-vey conducted in 1994.

    "A new policy was formu-lated by the government and itwas decided to link all govern-ment buildings with rainwaterharvesting. A decision was alsotaken to rejuvenate rivers, drainwater and ponds and as aresult of working in missionmode, the situation is gradual-ly improving," he said.

    The number of critical andsemi-critical areas was gradu-ally decreasing and the groundwater level was increasing asthe work was taken up on amission mode, he said.

    Referring to the impor-tance of pure drinking water,the chief minister said that dis-eases like Japanese encephali-tis (JE) and Acute EncephalitisSyndrome (JES) reflected to theapathy towards water and bymaking pure water available,the risk of all such diseaseswould be eliminated.

    Terming the practice offlowing polluted water inside

    the ground as harmful for thefuture, the chief ministerstressed on the need to keep thegroundwater clean.

    Encouraging rainwaterharvesting, the chief ministersaid that in Firozabad andMathura, where there was aproblem of salty water, rainwater harvesting was a goodmeans of obtaining fresh water.

    He also encouraged thefarmers to adopt the drip irri-gation system.

    The chief minister alsointeracted with the representa-tives of various committeesthat are working in the field of

    water management in variousdistricts of the state.

    Entrepreneurs termed theintegrated system as a much-appreciated initiative andthanked the chief minister.

    During the interaction,Shivnath Singh of Auraiya toldthe chief minister that afterconstruction of a check dam inhis gram panchayat, the waterlevel had not only improved buthad helped in irrigation of thefields.

    Kuldeep from Moradabadalso narrated the beauty of thenewly-constructed pond in hislocality and apprised the chief

    minister about the activities ofthe fisheries being carried outin it.

    The chief minister alsolaunched the web portalhttp:upgwdonline.com devel-oped by the Ground WaterDepartment. The web portal isbased on the Uttar PradeshGround Water Managementand Regulation Act, 2019.

    On this occasion, Jal ShaktiMinister Mahendra Singhinformed the chief ministerthat the geo-tagging of thenewly-constructed dams andponds had been done, enablingthe monitoring work.

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    Gorakhpur: Dr Kafeel Khanand 80 others have beenincluded in the list of history-sheeters in Gorakhpur districtof Uttar Pradesh and they willbe on the radar of police, offi-cials said. The 81 people havebeen included in the list on theinstruction of SeniorSuperintendent of PoliceJogendra Kumar, they said.

    The district now has atotal of 1,543 history-sheeters,or persons with a criminalrecord. Kafeel Khan’s brotherAdeel Khan, however, told PTIthat the history-sheet againstthe doctor was opened on June18, 2020, but the informationwas given to the media onFriday. In a video messagereleased on Saturday, KafeelKhan said, “The UP govern-ment has opened my history-sheet. They say that they willmonitor me for life. Good,give two security guards whowill keep an eye on me for 24hours. At least, I will be able tosave myself from fake cases.”

    “In Uttar Pradesh, the sit-uation is such that the crimi-nals are not monitored, but thehistory-sheet of innocent per-sons is opened,” he charged.Khan was arrested in January2020 after a speech he haddelivered at the Aligarh MuslimUniversity on December 10,2019 during the anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act

    (CAA) protests. He was subse-quently booked under thestringent National Security Act(NSA).

    On September 1, 2020, theAllahabad High Court hadquashed Khan’s detentionunder the NSA and ordered hisimmediate release, saying hisspeech at the Aligarh MuslimUniversity (AMU) didn’t pro-mote hatred or violence.

    In his video message, Khanalso said he had written to thestate government requesting itto reinstate him at his post inGorakhpur’s Baba Raghav Das(BRD) Medical College.

    Khan hit the headlinesafter the 2017 tragedy at theBRD Medical College, in whichseveral children died due tolack of oxygen cylinders.Initially, he was hailed as a sav-iour for the children for arrang-ing emergency oxygen cylin-ders but later, faced action,along with nine other doctorsand staff members of the hos-pital, all of whom were releasedon bail later. PTI

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    Lucknow: The weatherremained dry over UttarPradesh, with cold to severecold day conditions occurringat isolated places over easternpart of the state, the Met officehere said on Sunday. Dense tovery dense fog also occurred atfew places in eastern UttarPradesh and at isolated placesover western parts of the state,it said. Cold day conditionswere also observed at isolatedplaces over western UP, it said.Fursatganj (in Amethi) and

    Etawah were the coldest placesin the state, where mercurydipped to 2.4 degrees Celsiuseach. Lucknow recorded a min-imum temperature of 5.4degrees Celsius, whileAllahabad recorded a low of 5.5degrees Celsius. Varanasi’s min-imum temperature was record-ed at 4.6 degrees Celsius, fol-lowed by Kanpur whichrecorded 4.0 degrees Celsius.Churk (in Sonbhadra) record-ed a low of 2.6 degrees Celsius,it said. PTI

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    Mathura: Intensifying stiragainst the Centre’s privatisa-tion policy, 15 lakh poweremployees of the countrywould resort to “work boycott”on February 3, the All IndiaPower Engineers Federation(AIPEF) said. “Prime Minister(Narendra Modi), through aletter, has also been apprised (ofthis) besides notice served onUnion and state governments,”AIPEF Chairman ShailendraDubey said on Sunday, duringa virtual conference. He firm-ly said the Electricity(Amendment) Bill in its cur-rent form is unacceptable.

    To build pressure on thegovernment, the Federationearlier held meetings and hasresorted to token work boy-cotts. Unless the governmentrescinds its decision, the agita-tion would further be intensi-fied as the steps taken by thegovernment in the name ofreforms had placed power dis-tribution companies (discoms)in alarming financial crisis,said the AIPEF chairman.

    Despite failure of privatisa-tion in Agra, Greater Noidaand Odisha, the government is

    moving ahead without bother-ing to take feedback of practi-cal aspect from discoms, whoare the real sufferers, he added.

    In the name of reforms, thegovernment is serving theinterest of the private sector,gradually destroying the pub-lic sector across the country, theofficial said.

    AIPEF wants the com-mencement of the withdrawalprocess of privatisation of elec-tricity from the public sector toprivate companies in statesand Union territories withoutfurther delay, he said.

    The official said theFederation demands scrappingof the Electricity Bill and stan-dard bidding document fortotal privatisation of distribu-tion of electricity. It also urgedthe government to re-merge allpower utilities in states withfunction components of gener-ation, transmission, and distri-bution like KSEB Ltd andHPSEB Ltd. The Federationofficial also demanded theimplementation of old pensionscheme for all power sectoremployees and regularisation ofall contractual workers. PTI

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    Eight Farmer ProducerOrganisations (FPOs) fromfour districts of the regionwere given Farmers’Recognition awards apart fromproviding � 10,000 each to 40progressive farmers by theFoundation for Advancementof Agriculture and RuralDevelopment (FAARD).Besides, a progressive farmer ofthe district ChandrashekharSingh, who has received PadmaShri just a few days ago amongthree local recipients, was alsohonoured with shawl and sou-venir at a Kisan Mela held atIndian Institute of VegetableResearch (IIVR) here onSaturday. Speaking on the occa-sion, Chandrashekhar Singhsaid ‘if there is hard work anddedication, a certain place canbe achieved.’

    The fair, which was organ-ised under the CentralG ov e r n m e nt - s p on s o re dBiotech Farmer Project beingrun jointly by FAARD andIIVR, was inaugurated by theDeputy Director General(Extension) of Indian Councilof Agricultural Research(ICAR) Dr AK Singh.‘Exploitation of water in agri-culture is going on a lot, due towhich one day the water crisiswill arise in front of the coun-try,’ he cautioned the farmers,suggesting them to select suchcultivation in which water con-sumption is less.

    FAARD chief Prof PunjabSingh urged the farmers to take

    up farming in an organisedmanner, so that they can get agood price for the cost of farm-ing and in this direction, theFPOs can play an importantrole. He said that training isbeing given for goat keepingand fisheries in all the four dis-tricts where the project is goingon and farmers are beingencouraged for medicinalplants.

    Vice-Chancellor ofNarendra Dev University ofAgriculture and Technology,Faizabad, Dr Bijendra Singh

    said that farm production hasincreased considerably due toreforms. He emphasised ondoing quality farming. FormerDean of Institute ofAgricultural Sciences, BanarasHindu University (IAS-BHU)Prof Rishi Muni Singh gaveinformation about the project.IAS-BHU Director ProfRamesh Chand said that thereis a need to adopt new meth-ods in agriculture so that farm-ers can become self-sufficientin agriculture.

    Executive Director of IIVR

    Dr Rajnath Prasad welcomedall the guests, while formerIAS-BHU Director Prof ShivrajSingh proposed the vote ofthanks. The function was alsoattended by senior scientist ofBHU Dr Santosh Kumar Singh,FAARD trustee Dr UmeshSingh, Public Relations Officer(PRO) of BHU Dr RajeshSingh, secretary of theRajeshwari ResearchFoundation Dr Vinod KumarSingh and many others. Theprogramme was conducted byIIVR scientist Dr Neeraj Singh.

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    The five interstate robbersarrested by the STF alsoinclude gang kingpin SalmanKhan aka Chikna. Chiknaformed gangs in many districtsof the state as well as in otherstates. Everywhere he used todeal with different members,which kept him away from thegrip of the police. Now STF isconducting raids to trace the

    whereabouts of all his gangmembers.

    Salman Khan alias Chikna,a resident of Sarai Mediraiunder Pratapgarh district, wascarrying a reward of �25000 onhis head.

    Late Friday, the STF arrest-ed him and four other mem-bers of his gang from belowMahroopur Highway Pulia inUtraon. During interrogation,it was found that Chikna is the

    kingpin og the gang. He hasformed separate gangs inPratapgarh, Kanpur Dehat,Faizabad, Sultanpur, Rae Bareli,Prayagraj. It also has differentmembers.

    Similarly, he has a separategang in Nagpur, Maharashtra.There are five-six members inall the gangs. He has commit-ted crimes everywhere with thegang members. After preparingthe list, the entire gang will be

    cracked.STF ASP Neeraj Pandey

    said that Salman Khan akaChikna is a hardened robber.He has formed his gang inmany districts of UP and otherstates. Information is beingobtained about all the membersof his gang.

    Along with taking actionunder this Gangster Act, thegang will also be registered, headded.

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    Those who insulted thenational flag on January 26,Republic Day is now perform-ing emotional dramas. Bewareof such crooks and be cautious.Bharat Mata ki Jai. This wassaid by Deputy Chief MinisterKeshav Prasad Maurya.

    In the context of the peas-ant movement, he has tweetedthat Priyanka Gandhi Vadrashould provide knowledge toher husband instead of thegovernment over the farmers’issue. The land that the shebought from the farmers at thecost of the cowls should bereturned to the farmers, that isenough, Maurya added.

    Deputy CM KeshavMaurya has also written thatmy government had also decid-ed to give MSP one and a half

    times the cost by implementingSwaminathan Commission rec-ommendations. Today, mygovernment is not only pur-chasing record amounts onMSP, but also increasing thenumber of procurement cen-tres. However, this matter hasbeen written on behalf of thePresident Ramnath Kovind.

    Deputy Chief MinisterKeshav Prasad Maurya hastweeted that if you want toincrease the importance thenyou have to be self-sufficientwhile reducing dependence onothers. The global situationcreated in the Corona era,when every country had itsown needs as its priority,reminds us why building aself-sufficient India is so impor-tant. I have also tweeted thePresident’s address in which hesaid that my government alsolaunched the Poor Kalyan

    Rojgar Abhiyan campaign insix states to provide migrantsemployment to their own vil-lages due to the pandemic.This campaign created employ-ment equivalent to 50 croreManav Diwas.

    F A C U L T YD E V E L O P M E N TPROGRAMME : A five-dayFaculty DevelopmentProgramme on ‘AI- MachineLearning & Optimisation’ willcommence at Indian Instituteof Information Technology,Allahabad (IIIT-A) in onlinemode from February 1 atJhalwa campus.

    Dr KP Singh, Coordinatorsaid that faculty members fromseveral institutions will takepart in FDP, organised byMachine Learning &Optimisation Lab, Departmentof Information Technology,IIIT-Allahabad and supported

    by AICTE Training AndLearning (ATAL) Academy.

    Prof P Nagabhusan,Director, IIIT A will be theguest of honour on the occa-sion.

    R E Q U E S T F O RSALARY: The fourth classemployees of the Diocese ofLucknow have sent a letter tothe Chief Minister YogiAdityanath, requesting him topave way for their salary pay-ment.

    The letter reads that theBishop of the Diocese ofLucknow Dr Peter Baldeo haswithheld the salary payment ofthe fourth class employees forthe past eight months. Theemployees have reached theverge of starvation, so theChief Minister should inter-vene immediately to savethe life of fourth class employ-ees.

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    This time, mismanagementin month long Magh Melahas also irked the teerth puro-hits and kalpvasis in Prayagraj.The Magh Mela has been set-tled at Sangam Kalpavas hasalso started and two bathingfestivals have also passed. Evenafter the passing of MakarSankranti and Paush PurnimaSnan festival, some teerth puro-hits have not been allottedland till now. In such a situa-tion, they are unable to set uptents for the devotees coming

    to the Mela area. There is alsoresentment among the teerthpurohits over this issue. Theymet the Mela Adhikari anddemanded that the land alloca-tion be done as soon as possi-ble.

    Nearly 950 teerth purohitshave been allotted land to set-tle the Kalpavasi in Magh Mela.These teerth purohits have setup their tents. Kalpavasis havealso come here. The tents ofthese Kalpavasis will remainthroughout the month. Thereis also another section of theseteerth purohits who put up

    tents for about 15 days. Landis given in the parade to theteerth purohits holding 15-day tents.

    This time the land of theparade ground in the MaghMela area has been taken overby the Mela administration.The teerth purohits holding 15-days’ tent on the parade groundis attended by devotees whotake a bath on the MauniAmavasya. Those who stay fortwo or four days, return aftertaking dip at Sangam. They donot observe Kalpavas for amonth, but return only after

    taking a bath on MauniAmavasya festival. Most ofthem are the devotees from thedistricts of Purvanchal.

    Two bathing festivals ofMagh Mela have passed. Thethird bathing festival is onMauni Amavasya. Before that,if the tents of teerth purohitsare not installed, then thedevotees living here will haveproblems.

    In view of this, the teerthpurohits have demanded thefair administration to allocatetheir land at the parade groundat the earliest.

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    Adecorative shobha yatra ofLord Ganesha was takenout within the Magh Melapremises on Sunday, on theauspicious occasion ofSankashti Ganesh Chaturthiby the business community,who moved around the Mela toseek blessings of different saintsand seers residing there.

    Owing to Haridwar MahaKumbh this year, the MaghMela of Prayagraj is a bit lackluster, still the Akharas andShankaracharyas have erectedtheir camps, and bhandaras arebeing organised on a regularbasis.

    The Ganapati shobha yatrareached the Kinnar Akhadacamp to seek blessings, wherethe Kinnar saints worshippedLord Ganesha in a traditionalmanner.

    The Maharashtra Lok SewaMandal also organised specialworship of Lord Ganapati at theits Ganesh Temple in AlopiBagh.

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    Thousands of candidatesappeared in CentralTeacher Eligibility Test (CTET)which was organised in twoshifts at 101 centres in the dis-trict here on Sunday in which52,500 candidates were sched-uled to appear. The first shiftwas held from 9.30 am inwhich the candidates willing toteach the children studyingbetween Classes I to Vappeared, while in the secondstarted from 2 p.m. the candi-dates opted to teach the stu-dents studying in Classes VI toVIII.

    In view of the prevailingcoronavirus pandemic, all thecandidates were only allowed toenter the centre after thermalscanning. Besides, no candi-date was allowed to appear inthe examinations withoutwearing a mask. The social dis-tancing was also maintained. Atmany centres, a good rush ofparents and guardians was seenoutside as a good number ofgirl candidates appeared in theexaminations. Besides, a goodnumber of candidates alsocame here from outstation toappear in the CTET. Propersecurity and other arrange-ments were made at the cen-tres.

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    &����������8�9%��8����������������������)��!����������������ALLAHABAD (PNS): Thesearch for the aides has inten-sified after a relative of mafiadon Atique Ahmed was arrest-ed for demanding extortionmoney of Rs 5 lakh from abusinessman. Apart fromChakia, police are raiding BeliGaon and other suspectedhideouts. It also found out howmany cases are already regis-tered against MaqboolAhmed's son Aamir. In hisinterrogation, the police havefound some clues, based onwhich the search for his aidesis going on. On Saturday night,the Civil Lines police arrestedAamir, a relative of AtiqueAhmed, for demanding extor-tion money of Rs 5 lakh andassaulting the businessman fornot giving the same. His car

    has also been seized. The FIRwas lodged by Ehtesham a res-ident of Dhoomanganj.According to the police, somepeople hurled abuse on a trad-er Ehtesham and beat him upin front of a clothes shop locat-ed on Civil Lines on Saturdayevening. It was alleged that hewas beaten for not giving thecrooks a ransom of Rs 5 lakh.After the incident, the victimwent to the Civil Lines policestation and gave a written com-plaint, on the basis of which thepolice registered an FIR forextortion and assault againstChakia resident Aamir andsome of his associates.Inspector Civil Lines RavindraPratap Singh said that Aamir isbeing described as a distant rel-ative of Atique Ahmed. Soon

    other accused will also beapprehended, he added.

    H C DI R E C T I V E TODGP: The Allahabad HighCourt directed the DGP toremove the banners informingthe top ten criminals from thepolice stations. The DGP hasbeen directed to issue circularsin this regard to all the policestations. The court said that itis a violation of Article 21 of theConstitution. The courtbelieves that it is unnecessaryto display information aboutcriminals outside the police sta-tions. The court believes thatpublicly displaying informationabout criminals outside policestations is unnecessary andcontrary to human dignity.Hearing the petitions filed byZeeshan alias Janu, Balveer

    Singh Yadav and DudhanathSingh, this order was given bya bench comprising JusticePankaj Naqvi and Justice VivekAgarwal. The names of thepetitioners have been publiclydisplayed outside the police sta-tions in Prayagraj and Kanpurin the list of top ten criminals.A petition was filed objectingto this. The Allahabad HighCourt held that under Section-82 CrPC (notice of attach-ment), there is no need to pub-licly display the name of anoffender outside the police sta-tions till the order is issued. Atthe same time, the court saidthat there is nothing wrong inpreparing the list of top tencriminals for the preventionand surveillance of crime by thepolice.

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    In view to promote tourism inthis parliamentary con-stituency of Prime Minister(PM) Narendra Modi, a luxu-rious cruise (passenger ferry)arrived here on Sunday. Whenthis ‘UP Tourism Ferry’ cruisecame here, it was welcomed byUP Minister of State forTourism (Independent Charge)Neelkanth Tiwari and othersenior departmental officers.The Minister offered coconutto inaugurate the ferry of thiscruise in a traditional manner.

    The Minister expressedconfidence that this cruisewould help in promotingtourism in the city and addedthat in the entire state, workson several major tourism pro-jects are going on and soon theUP would emerge as a bigtourism centre in the country.Praising the PM and ChiefMinister (CM) YogiAdityanath, he said that under

    the joint efforts of Central andstate governments severaldevelopment projects includingconstruction of KashiVishwanath Corridor andbeautification of ghats are goingon this holy city which wouldbecome a tourism capital of thestate soon.

    The cruise was scheduled

    to arrive here on December 20last from Goa Shipyard whereit was constructed with the costof � 10.71 crore but due to badweather conditions and sometechnical faults it was delayedby almost 11 days. It had start-ed its journey from Goa onNovember 23 last and afterpassing through Odisha,

    Kolkota, Patna and Ghazipur,it reached Ramnagar terminal,across the river here onSaturday evening under theleadership of Captain SureshBabu. Actually, it was scheduledto arrive here months ago butdue to the coronavirus pan-demic, its delivery was delayedfrom Goa Shipyard. Thoughthe fares and running scheduleshave yet not been confirmed, itwould start running betweenRajghat and Assi Ghat soonand ticket counters at boththese ghats would be opened.

    When the cruise arrived atthe jetty platform at RavidasGhat, the Minister and seniorofficers were present there.This two-storey cruise is well-equipped with modernised andluxurious facilities and it has acapacity to carry 100 passen-gers at a time. Tourism depart-ment is confident that it wouldattract the tourists who are will-ing to see the beauty of inter-nationally famous Ganga ghats.

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    As many as five newCOVID-19 patients havebeen detected in the district onSunday, increasing the totalnumber to 21,901. No casual-ty has been reported during theday and the death toll remainedat 377. During the day, asmany as 19 patients have beenfound negative and 17 of themrecovered from home isolationand two from the hospitals,increasing the number to18,487 and 2,967 respectively.The total number of patientswho have been recovered so faris 21,454, leaving 70 activecases. The recovery rate is97.95 per cent, while the mor-tality rate is 1.72 per cent.

    In the first report of theday, four positive patients werefound out of 1,835 reportsreceived. Till then, the total testreports received were 5,95,455and the results of 4,812 areawaited. Out of them, 5,73,555were negative while 21,900

    were positive. The total num-ber of samples collected was6,23,244. Earlier, a male aged 52from BLW succumbed toCOVID-19 at Sir SundarlalHospital, Banaras HinduUniversity (SSH-BHU).

    Meanwhile, mass / groupcorona antigen tests continuedand all the 220 tests werefound negative at SSPGHospital Kabirchaura apartfrom 24 at CHC Shivpur, 48 atVivekanand Hospital Bhelupur,230 at LBS Hospital Ramnagarand 180 at SSH BHU. Alongwith this, samples of 200 fromSSPG, 42 from VivekanandHospital, 100 from LBSHospital Ramnagar and 107from SSH BHU have been sentfor RTPCR investigation.

    COMPLETE BENIAPROJECTS BY OCT:Divisional Commissioner (DC)Deepak Agrawal has instruct-ed the officers concerned tocomplete the construction ofthe park and parking site inBenia Bagh by October this

    year by intensifying pace ofwork on a war-footing. ‘Thispark should be developed as apicnic spot in the city,’ he said,laying emphasis on increasingthe number of workers apartfrom adopting all safety norms.During his on-site inspectionon Saturday, the DC wasinformed that 47 per cent workhas been completed.

    According to the DC, thelandscaping in the park shouldbe of high standard apart fromdevelopment of walkways, foot-ball grounds, water sportsvenue, boating arrangements,swings for children and foodand flower stalls. He said thatit should be developed as a cen-tral park of the city whereas atparking sites, 450 four-wheel-ers and 700 two-wheelers canbe parked at a time. ‘Certainlyafter the construction of park-ing spot, it would improve thetraffic system,’ he said.

    Later, during his inspectionat Dashaswamedh ShoppingComplex, he expressed his dis-

    pleasure over the work beingdone by 40-45 workers on thespot and directed the officersconcerned to increase the num-ber of labourers. The complexis being developed with the costof �23.67 crore and a total of182 shops are being built therewhere the shops of surround-ing areas will be shifted.

    He has instructed the offi-cers to take personal interestsin the work and make fort-nightly target of progress. Hesaid that after 15 days, hewould visit there again.

    After this, Agrawal inspect-ed the progress made in thedevelopment work ofDashashwamedh ward. Hedirected to put the stonesquares in a systematic manner,emphasising on the leveling ofthe land as per standard. Healso saw the progress oftourism development workfrom Godowlia toDashashwamedh Ghat androad construction fromMadagin to Godowlia.

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    Under the Chhapra-Aunrihar railsection’s doubling project betweenBallia-Phephna the safety test of thenewly-constructed second electrifiedline was conducted by Commissionerof Railway Safety (CRS), NE Circle,Mohammad Latif Khan on Saturday.During the inspection North EasternRailway (NER’s) Chief AdministrativeOfficer (CAO)/Construction, RKYadav, Divisional Railway Manager(DRM) Vijay Kumar Panjiar, ChiefElectrical Engineer (CEE) SantoshBairwa, Chief Engineer /ConstructionAshutosh Mishra, Chief ElectricalDesign Engineer (CEDE) RK Guptaand Deputy Chief Safety Officer BKSharma were present. On the occasionthe CRS first inspected the Ballia rail-way station. Meanwhile at Phephnastation the CRS inspected variousworks developed according to dou-bling and electrification and directedthe authorities concerned to work inconformity with the standard.

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    The railway administrationhad due to operational dif-ficulties in view of dense fogand inclement weather reducedthe frequency of the followingtrains from December 16 lastyear to January 31. Again thefrequency of these trains will bereduced till February 28 as fol-lows, CPRO PK Singh said.The 02571 Gorakhpur-AnandVihar Terminus special willremain cancelled on February3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24 and 28.The 02572 Anand ViharTerminus-Gorakhpur specialwill remain cancelled onFebruary 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22 and25 and March 1. The 02561Darbhanga-New Delhi specialwill remain cancelled onFebruary 4, 11, 18 and 25. The02562 New Delhi-Darbhangaspecial train will remain can-celled on February, 5, 12, 19and 26. The 02553 Saharsa-New Delhi special will remaincancelled on February 2, 9, 16

    and 23. The 02554 New Delhi-Saharsa special will remaincancelled on February 3, 10, 17and 24. The 02179 Agra Fort-Lucknow special will remaincancelled on February, 6, 7, 13,14, 20, 21, 27 and 28. The 02180Lucknow Jn-Agra Fort specialwill remain cancelled onFebruary 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27and 28. The 01803 Jhansi-Lucknow Jn special will remaincancelled on February 6, 7, 13, 14,20, 21, 27 and 28. The 01804Lucknow Jhansi-Jhansi specialwill remain cancelled onFebruary 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27and 28. The 05273 Raxaul-Anand Vihar Terminus specialwill remain cancelled onFebruary 4, 11, 18 and 25. The05274 Anand Vihar Terminus-Raxaul special will remain can-celled on February 5, 12, 19 and26. The 02557 Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar Terminus specialwill reman cancelled on February3, 10, 17 and 24. The 02558Anand Vihar Terminus-Muzaffarpur special will

    remain cancelled on February4, 11, 18 and 25.

    CANCELLATION/DIVERSION: Due to the ongoingfarmers’ agitation in Punjab,the cancellation and diversionof trains by the railway admin-istration will be done as follows,CPRO said. The 05211Darbhanga-Amritsar specialto run from Darbhanga onFebruary 1 will remain can-celed. The 05212 Amritsar-Darbhanga special train to runfrom Amritsar on February 3will remain cancelled. The04650 Amritsar-Jaynagar spe-cial to run from Amritsar onFebruary 1 will be diverted viaAmritsar-Tarn Taran-Vyasroute instead of being run onits scheduled route i.e.Amritsar- Jandia la-Vyas .Besides 04673 Jayanagar-Amritsar special to run fromJaynagar on February 1 will bediverted via Vyas-Tarn Taran-Amritsar in stead of being runon its scheduled route i.e. Beas-Jandiala-Amritsar.

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    In the series of inspection ofprojects of over �50 lakh DMPraveen Kumar Laxkar inspect-ed several works and gave nec-essary directions to the workingagencies on Saturday. He firstinspected the under construc-tion building of GovernmentGirl’s Polytechnic being carried out by UPRajya Nirman Sahkari Samiti. The engineerpresent at the site apprised the DM that with therelease of �1296.57 lakh 87 per cent work hadbeen done. Along with necessary instructions tothe working agency the statistics officer wasdirected to collect sample of material for test inlaboratory. The DM inspected the under con-struction building of engineering college on thatcampus where work was stalled due to paucityof fund. The DM was informed that against the

    sanction of �88.68 crore only �36crore could be released and only 35per cent work could be done. TheDM directed the working agencyto put up the file before him for fur-ther demand. He inspected thedriving training centre of �4.80crore cost and found that 92 percent work had been completed.He directed the working agency

    CNDS to complete it up to February 10 and startthe proceeding to hand it over to the departmentconcerned. The DM inspected the under con-struction work of degree college at UmariyaLokapur under Pahadi block, expressed discon-tent over the inferior quality and directed the work-ing agency to improve it otherwise action will betaken during next inspection. He directed the sta-tistics officer to collect the sample of material forlaboratory test. The DM was accompanied byCDO Avinash Singh during the inspection.

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    The general meeting of the North Eastern Railway PromoteeOfficers’ Association (NERPOA), Gorakhpur, was convenedat Kabaddi Hall of Syed Modi Railway Stadium here on Fridayto honour the retiring officers. It was chaired by its presidentKrishna Singh and conducted by its general secretary RameshPandey. The general secretary welcomed the officers retir-ing on January 31 by garlanding them and appreciated theircontribution to railway service. In the meeting future plansfor the welfare of officers were discussed, joint secretary, CP

    Chauhan, said. Besides, Ramesh Singh Mandal, engi-neer/Mechanical Workshop, Gorakhpur, Pancham Ram,Deputy CEE/ Mechanical Workshop, Ajay Kumar Srivastava,Deputy Chief Adviser and CAO /Construction, Sunil KumarSingh, Deputy Chief Adviser and CAO/Stores and workshop,Ashok Kumar, Assistant Finance Adviser/Coaching, Sunil KumarSrivastava, Assistant Finance Adviser and RajkishoreSingh PS/PCSTE, Gorakhpur, were honoured on their retire-ment on behalf of the association by being presented memen-toes. On the occasion apart from RP Chand, Deputy CPO,Digambar Jha, joint general secretary, SK Mishra, financesecretary, Amit Kumar Srivastava, assistant secretary, Ajay Rishi,Basant Lal, Ashish Joshi, Afzal Ahmed Khan, Munnilal Gupta,RN Saxena, SK Kanaujia, Anirudh Kumar, Bhim Singh, KPSSaini, PK Singh, Pawan Mishra, AK Srivastava, RK Singh, RNMishra, DC Saxena, GS Pandey, JP Maurya, Archana Singh, MamtaSingh, K Tiwari, Umesh Kumar, MK Singh, VC Tripathi, UCMishra,Ramesh Kannaujia, JP Maurya and SN Chaudhary were present.

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    The railway administrationfor the convenience of pas-sengers has revised the timingof 09021/09022 BandraTerminus - Lucknow- BandraTerminus weekly special train.According to the revised time,the train will from January 30every Saturday run fromBandra Terminus and fromJanuary 31 from LucknowJunction every Sunday untilfurther order. On the otherhand, it has revised the timingof the 09075/09076 BandraTerminus-Ramnagar-BandraTerminus superfast weekly spe-cial train. This train fromJanuary 28 will leave BandraTerminus every Thursday andfrom January 29 fromRamnagar every Friday untilfurther notice. All coaches inthem will be of reserved cate-gory and passengers will haveto follow the Covid-19 guide-lines, CPRO PK Singh said.

    BDTS-LJN SPECIAL: The09021 Bandra Terminus(BDTS)- Lucknow Jn (LJN)weekly special train as per thechanged time will from January30 every Saturday leave BandraTerminus at 12.15 hrs Borivali at12.40 hrs, Boisar at 13.33 hrs,Vapi at 14.16 hrs, Surat at 15.39hrs, Bharuch at 16.24 hrs,Vadodara at 17.24 hrs, Godhraat 18.33 hrs, Dahod at 19.23 hrs,Ratlam at 21.25 hrs, BhawaniMandi at 23.23 hrs, Kota on sec-ond day at 00.35 hrs, SawaiMadhopur at 01.42 hrs,

    Bharatpur at 04.10 hrs,Achhnera at 05.00 hrs, MathuraJn at 06.05 hrs, Hathras City at06.57 hrs, Kasganj at 07.55 hrs,Farrukhabad at 09.31 hrs,Kannauj at 10.25 hrs, KanpurAnwarganj at 12.27 hrs, KanpurCentral at 12.50 hrs and reachLucknow Jn at 14.20 hrs.Besides, the 09022 Lucknow Jn-Bandra Terminus weekly spe-cial train during return journeyfrom January 31 every Sundaywill leave Lucknow Jn at 17.50 hrs,Kanpur Central at 19.20 hrs,Kanpur Anwarganj at 19.37 hrs,Kannauj at 20.40 hrs,Farrukhabad at 21.55 hrs, Kasganjat 23.50 hrs, the second dayHathras City at 00.55 hrs,Mathura Jn at 02.05 hrs,Achhnera at 03.10 hrs, Bharatpurat 04.00 hrs, Sawai Madhopur at05.45 hrs, Kota at 07.00 hrs,Bhavani Mandi at 08.00 hrs,Ratlam at 10.50 hrs, Dahod at12.14 hrs, Godhra at 13.37 hrs,Vadodara at 14.45 hrs, Bharuchat 15.48 hrs, Surat at 16.55 hrs,Vapi at 18.10 hrs, Boisar at 18.56hrs, Borivali at 20.10 hrs and reachBandra Terminus at 20.55 hrs.

    B D T S - R A M NA G A RSPECIAL: The 09075 BandraTerminus (BDTS)- RamnagarSuperfast Weekly special trainas per revised time fromJanuary 28 every Thursdaywill leave Bandra Terminus at05.10 hrs Borivali at 05.33 hrs,Vapi at 07.14 hrs, Surat at 08.37hrs, Bharuch at 09.19 hrs,Vadodara at 10.34 hrs, Godhraat 11.55 hrs, from Dahod at12.45 hrs, from Ratlam at

    14.50 hrs, from Nagda at15.45 hrs, from RamganjMandi at 17.13 hrs, from Kotaat 18.20 hrs, from SawaiMadhopur at 19.27 hrs, fromGangapur City at 20.13 hrs,Bharatpur at 21.50 hrs, fromAchhnera at 22.50 hrs, fromMathura Junction on the sec-ond day at 00.10 hrs, fromHathras City at 01.00 hrs,Kasganj at 02.05 hrs , Badaun at02.57 hrs, Bareilly at 03.55 hrs,Izzatnagar at 04.28 hrs, Baheriat 05.02 hrs, Kichha at 05.23 hrs,Lalkuan at 05.55 hrs, Bazpur at07.05 hrs, Kashipur at 07.45 hrsand reach Ramnagar at 08.30hrs. On the other hand, the09076 Ramnagar-BandraTerminus superfast weekly spe-cial train will from January 29every Friday leave Ramnagar at16.35 hrs, Kashipur at 17.04 hrs,from Bazpur at 17.23 hrs, fromLalkuan at 18.35 hrs, fromKichha at 19.05 hrs, Baheri at19.28 hrs, Izzatnagar at 20.09 hrs,Bareilly at 20.47 hrs, Badaun at21.30 hrs, Kasganj at 23.05 hrs,Hathras City at 23.50 hrs,Mathura Jn on second day at01.15 hrs, Achhnera at 02.20 hrs,Bharatpur at 03.20 hrs, GangapurCity at 04.35 hrs, SawaiMadhopur at 05.15 hrs , Kota at06.35 hrs, Ramganj Mandi at07.22 hrs, Nagda at 09.35 hrs,Ratlam at 10.30 hrs, Dahod at11.54 hrs, Godhra at 13.27 hrs,Vadodara at 14.45 hrs, Bharuchat 15.48 hrs, Surat at 16.55 hrs,Vapi at 18.10 hrs, Borivali at20.10 hrs and reach BandraTerminus at 20.55 hrs.

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