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India Gazette
08-07-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
Uttar Pradesh: Girl returns to school after meeting CM Yogi Adityanath at Janta Darbar
Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh) [India], July 8 (ANI): A student named Pankhuri Tripathi, who had been unable to attend school for the past four months as she was unable to pay her school fees, is now back in class after getting help from Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Pankhuri met Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during 'Janta Darbar', a public meeting where people can share their problems with the Chief Minister. She gave him a letter explaining her situation and asked for help. The Chief Minister accepted her request and helped waive her school fees. Speaking to ANI, Pankhuri said, 'CM Yogi Adityanath accepted my request letter and waived off my school fees... My school has now started... I want to thank the Chief Minister, my Principal, Vice Principal and all the officials...' Her father, Rajeev Kumar Tripathi, also expressed his gratitude. He said, 'My daughter wasn't able to go to school for 4 months. She went to 'Janta Darbar' and met Yogi Adityanath, after which she was able to go to the top school once again. We thank Yogi Adityanath...' Earlier on May 25, a young girl named Vashi, who had attended Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'Janta Darshan' in Lucknow to seek his help for school admission, has now been enrolled. Grateful that her wish was fulfilled, Vashi thanked the Chief Minister. Speaking to ANI, she said. 'I asked him to enrol me in a school. Today, I got enrolled...I would like to thank him (CM Yogi Adityanath) for this'. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Adiyanath Yogi organised a 'Janta Darshan' in Lucknow on Monday, June 23. At the Janta Darshan, a young girl named Vashi requested the CM to help her enrol in school. The CM interacted with her, asking which school she wanted to go to, which class she wanted to enrol in. He later instructed the officials to get the young girl enrolled in her desired school. (ANI)
Time of India
08-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Out of school, back in uniform: UP girl's education resumes after CM Yogi's intervention; fee waived
Girl going back to school (ANI) A student named Pankhuri Tripathi, who had been unable to attend school for the past four months due to unpaid fees, is now back in class after the intervention of Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath . Pankhuri approached the chief minister during a 'Janta Darbar' - a public grievance redressal forum, where she handed over a letter detailing her situation and seeking assistance. Moved by her appeal, CM Yogi Adityanath instructed that her school fees be waived. Pankhuri told ANI, "CM Yogi Adityanath accepted my request letter and waived off my school fees... My school has now started... I want to thank the chief minister, my principal, vice principal and all the officials..." Her father, Rajeev Kumar Tripathi, also praised the chief minister. "My daughter wasn't able to go to school for 4 months. She went to 'Janta Darbar' and met Yogi Adityanath, after which she was able to go to the top school once again. We thank Yogi Adityanath..." he said. A similar instance occurred on May 25, when a girl named Vashi approached CM Yogi Adityanath during a 'Janta Darshan' in Lucknow, seeking help for school admission. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like An engineer reveals: One simple trick to get internet without a subscription Techno Mag Learn More Undo Her request was met with a similar swift action. 'I asked him to enroll me in a school. Today, I got enrolled... I would like to thank him (CM Yogi Adityanath) for this,' Vashi told ANI. During the interaction, CM Yogi asked her about her school preference and desired class, and promptly directed officials to ensure her enrolment. The initiatives, part of the chief minister's regular 'Janta Darshan' sessions, highlight the administration's commitment to ensuring education access for underprivileged children in the state.
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Business Standard
07-07-2025
- Politics
- Business Standard
Centre withholding funds for schemes, depriving people: J'khand FinMin
He claimed that the BJP was spreading lies that the Jharkhand government was not providing the benefits of the schemes to the people Jharkhand Finance Minister Radha Krishna Kishore on Monday accused the Centre of withholding funds for several schemes, depriving people of the benefits of the initiatives. He claimed that the BJP was spreading lies that the Jharkhand government was not providing the benefits of the schemes to the people. #WATCH | Ranchi, Jharkhand | On the state-level workshop 'Building a Sustainable Jharkhand: Global Goals, Local Solution', State Minister Radha Krishna Kishore says, "I have said that all our planning should be free of corruption. Sustainable development cannot happen until… — ANI (@ANI) June 2, 2025 "The central government has withheld funds for several schemes and is not providing its share. Due to this, people are not able to get benefits of various schemes such as old-age pension. I urge the Centre to release the funds," Kishore told reporters after a 'Janta Darbar' at the Congress headquarters in Ranchi. As many as 49 cases were brought before the finance minister at the 'Janta Darbar', with most being related to electricity, road construction, land dispute, pond renovation and social welfare schemes. "The government will not tolerate negligence in work, and officials must complete public tasks on time. The practice of making people unnecessarily run around offices and officials must stop," he added. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
India Gazette
29-06-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
Goa CM Pramod Sawant holds Janta Darbar in Sanquelim, listens to grievances of people
Sanquelim (Goa) [India], June 29 (ANI): Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Sunday held a Janta Darbar in Sanquelim of North Goa's Bicholim Taluka. This initiative provides a platform for commoners to express their grievances and concerns directly to the government. Such events remain crucial for the public to seek assistance. During the Janta Darbar, CM Sawant heard the problems being faced by the people. This program is part of a regular initiative designed to foster direct communication between the government and its constituents. Earlier in the day, CM joined the launch of the Raj Bhavan Annadan Scheme. 'Pleased to join the Launch of Raj Bhavan Annadan Scheme (Aided by Hon'ble Governor's Royalty from Books) & Distribution of Financial Aid to Cancer & Dialysis patients at the hands of Hon'ble Governor Shri @psspillaigov Ji, in the presence of Hon'ble Governor of Kerala Shri @rajendraarlekarJi, at Raj Bhavan, Dona Paula. I thank & congratulate Hon'ble Governor of Goa for the initiative extend my best wishes,' CM Pramod Sawant posted on X. On Saturday, Sawant announced the launch of the Majhi Bus New Public Transport System, aimed at revolutionising public transportation in the state. Under the new initiative, private bus owners joining the digital platform will receive a subsidy of Rs 3 per kilometre. The CM explained that the digital platform will make bus tracking easier, benefiting both tourists and locals. He also thanked the Transport Department for bringing the vision to reality. 'On behalf of the Goa government's Transport Department, we have launched the Majhi Bus New Public Transport System. To bring a revolution in the public transport system, we have started this service. All private bus owners who are joining the digital platform are being given a subsidy of Rs 3 per kilometre,' Sawant told ANI.
Hindustan Times
25-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Panchkula: Armed with slingshots, iron rods, tools, gang breaks into Sector-2 home
In a startling reminiscence of the notorious Kala Kachha gang, a couple in Panchkula's Sector-2 reported a house break-in attempt by five individuals, who were wearing only shorts and undershirts, and were armed with slingshots, iron rods, and a tool bag for breaking locks and dislodging windows. The incident took place in the early hours of Monday. The accused broke the chain lock at main gate and gained access into drawing room by dislodging a window but couldn't proceed further. (SOURCED) The thieves allegedly broke the chain lock at the main gate and gained access into the drawing room by dislodging a window but could not proceed further as the adjoining room was locked. The incident came to light when Seema Bhardwaj's husband woke up around 3:30 am to catch an early morning flight for Mumbai. He noticed unusual activity, prompting the thieves to flee the house. Bhardwaj immediately scanned the CCTV footage and was shocked by the thieves' appearance and their apparent level of preparation. In an attempt to evade capture, the intruders allegedly cut the wire of a CCTV camera installed near the window through which they entered. However, they were captured on another CCTV camera on the property. Bhardwaj said they remained inside the premises for almost an hour. In her detailed account to the police, Bhardwaj provided information about her servants, individuals who had recently visited her house for services, and other purposes. She also noted a suspicious incident on June 22, hours before the attempt, where a strange boy on a bicycle was seen peering into her house during the daytime. She had scolded him, and he subsequently fled. According to police sources, the gang that attempted this theft may hail from Madhya Pradesh. These gangs typically commit crimes in one area before moving on to another. Meanwhile, Sector-5 police station has registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and is working to identify the accused through CCTV footage. Subhash Chandra, president of the RWA, Sector-2, expressed grave concern over the increasing crime incidents, stating that nearly 8 to 10 theft and snatching incidents and attempts have occurred in the area in the last year. He also highlighted the tragic murder of an 87-year-old retired colonel and his wife in the same sector last March, where three unidentified assailants attacked the colonel, his wife, and caretaker in broad daylight with sharp-edged weapons. Chandra along with other sector residents demanded intensified and regular police patrolling in the area. Chandra further informed that the association had previously met with the local DCP and even raised this issue with the chief minister during a 'Janta Darbar' in March, but 'nothing has been done.' He also pointed out that the barbed wire fencing along the green belt on the Kalka highway side, which was fixed with cemented pillars, is damaged. A complaint was lodged with the Panchkula Metropolitan Development Authority (PMDA), but no action has been taken. Pinjore family fights back, catches one gang member Just a day after a similar incident in Sector-2, a slingshot-wielding gang attempted a robbery at a house in village Bitna, Pinjore, during the early hours of Tuesday. Four thieves, armed with slingshots, iron tools, and rods, broke through a window grill and entered the home around 2 am. Complainant Rohit said that when he woke up after spotting four individuals in the dark, they attacked him with a stone. As Rohit and his father pinned down one thief, the other three accomplices launched a relentless, 15-minute stone-pelting assault using slingshots. Rohit's wife was injured when a slingshot stone hit her face. But the family still managed to hand over one accused to the police. An FIR has been registered, and the 45-year-old accused is being interrogated. Rohit, however, alleged that despite emergency calls to police, no help arrived for 15 minutes. Only after he directly contacted the Pinjore SHO did police arrive promptly.
