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Time of India
10 hours ago
- Time of India
Mango-laden truck falls off flyover, kills 3 men resting after morning walk, vehicle driver
Agra: Three men, resting below a flyover after their routine morning walk, were crushed to death on Wednesday when a mango-laden loader plunged off the flyover on National Highway-19 in Agra's Trans Yamuna area and fell on them. The truck's driver later succumbed to injuries, while his helper remains in critical condition. ACP Hemant Kumar said, "The loader was en route from Lucknow to Agra's Sikandra area when it lost control while ascending the flyover. It veered off the edge and plunged from a height. Below the flyover, Rajesh (55), Rameshwar (60) and Haribabu (62), — all residents of Shahdara's Adarsh Gali — were sitting after their walk when the vehicle fell on them, killing them on the spot." He added, "The 22-year-old driver, Krishna, a resident of Bhamauli Katara police station area, and his helper Bhim (25), were rushed to SN Medical College. Krishna died during treatment, while Bhim remains in critical condition. Preliminary investigation suggests the driver may have dozed off at the wheel, leading to the accident." Rameshwar's son, Sanjay, said, "Like every morning, my father left home at 4am with his two closest friends. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo They had taken their morning walk together for 15 years. I never imagined it would be their last walk. They were just sitting by the roadside, resting, and in a flash, that vehicle came crashing down. Around 6 am, I got the call about the accident." Police said Haribabu worked as a contractor in a steel utensil manufacturing factory in Agra's Nunhai area. Rajesh was employed in a chain factory in the same locality. Haribabu is survived by his wife and six children; Rajesh by his wife and five children. Rameshwar is survived by five children. Agra: Three men, resting below a flyover after their routine morning walk, were crushed to death on Wednesday when a mango-laden loader plunged off the flyover on National Highway-19 in Agra's Trans Yamuna area and fell on them. The truck's driver later succumbed to injuries, while his helper remains in critical condition. ACP Hemant Kumar said, "The loader was en route from Lucknow to Agra's Sikandra area when it lost control while ascending the flyover. It veered off the edge and plunged from a height. Below the flyover, Rajesh (55), Rameshwar (60) and Haribabu (62), — all residents of Shahdara's Adarsh Gali — were sitting after their walk when the vehicle fell on them, killing them on the spot." He added, "The 22-year-old driver, Krishna, a resident of Bhamauli Katara police station area, and his helper Bhim (25), were rushed to SN Medical College. Krishna died during treatment, while Bhim remains in critical condition. Preliminary investigation suggests the driver may have dozed off at the wheel, leading to the accident." Rameshwar's son, Sanjay, said, "Like every morning, my father left home at 4am with his two closest friends. They had taken their morning walk together for 15 years. I never imagined it would be their last walk. They were just sitting by the roadside, resting, and in a flash, that vehicle came crashing down. Around 6 am, I got the call about the accident." Police said Haribabu worked as a contractor in a steel utensil manufacturing factory in Agra's Nunhai area. Rajesh was employed in a chain factory in the same locality. Haribabu is survived by his wife and six children; Rajesh by his wife and five children. Rameshwar is survived by five children.
Hindustan Times
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Auraiya medical college to be named after Ahilyabai: Yogi
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday announced that the state medical college in Auraiya would be named after Ahilyabai Holkar. Addressing a seminar at his official residence, CM Yogi emphasised that great personalities cannot be divided on caste lines opinion, or religion. He criticised previous governments for attempting to do so. Speaking at the seminar organised at his official residence to mark Ahilyabai's tricentenary birth celebration, Yogi hit out at the Samajwadi Party, saying: 'There was an attempt to change the name of the degree college established in the name of Mata Ahilyabai Holkar in Auraiya. The state government has decided to name Auraiya's medical college after Mata Ahilyabai Holkar. Seven hostels for working women are being constructed in her name across the state.' Additionally, the state government has named three PAC battalions after Avanti Bai, Jhalkari Bai, and Veerangana Uda Devi, symbolising respect for women's strength, the CM added. Attacking the governments before 2014, CM Yogi said that Ram and Krishna were once dismissed as imaginary and attempts were made to break Ram Setu even as corruption, distrust, anarchy, and political conspiracies prevailed in the state. 'In contrast, the Modi government instilled 'Nation First' ethos, enabling India to reach new heights with pride today,' the CM said. He added, 'New India does not provoke anyone, but if provoked, it does not spare the offender. Operation Sindoor stands as a living example.' The CM also outlined the state's progress in infrastructure, connectivity, railways, metro, rapid rail, and ropeways. He pointed out that the central government has approved Uttar Pradesh's policy for semiconductor manufacturing, which will further boost its production in the state. The CM elaborated on the life and contributions of Ahilyabai Holkar, noting that she was born on May 31, 1725. 'Despite being married at a young age, she continued her education, and during her 70-year lifespan till 1795, she established an exemplary system of governance, making remarkable strides in empowering farmers, youth, artisans, handicraftsmen, and women,' Yogi underlined. Referring to her restoration efforts, the CM highlighted that Ahilyabai ventured beyond Malwa to renovate temples destroyed during Aurangzeb and Babar eras. She restored revered sites such as Pashupatinath, Rameshwar, Mahakal, Kashi Vishwanath, Somnath, and temples in Bengal. Like Banaras, the sarees of Mahishmati and the grandeur of the Narmada ghats still bear testimony to her reign, Yogi said. Describing Ahilyabai as a symbol of women empowerment, the CM emphasised that while women were struggling for their rights globally, she was administering an ideal governance system in India. CM Yogi urged BJP workers to engage with public over the next 10 days to propagate the life and legacy of Ahilyabai. He added that various programmes honouring Ahilyabai were being organised across the country from May 21 to 31 under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BJP is organising Smriti Abhiyan from May 21 to 31 to commemorate the 300th birth anniversary organised under the name of 'Punyashlok Rani Ahilyabai Holkar Rani Ahilyabai Holkar', a revered figure known for her exemplary governance. Prominent among those present on the occasion were BJP national joint general secretary Shiv Prakash, deputy CMs Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak, BJP state president Bhupendra Chaudhary, state minister Ajit Pal, and programme coordinator Sanjay Rai, along with several state ministers and party leaders.
United News of India
22-05-2025
- Politics
- United News of India
Medical college in Auraiya to be named after Ahilyabai: Yogi
Lucknow, May 22 (UNI) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday announced that Auraiya's medical college would be named after Rani Ahilyabai Holkar. Addressing a seminar organised under the Punyashlok Rani Ahilyabai Holkar Birth Tricentenary Year Smriti Abhiyan at his official residence, the CM said that great personalities cannot be divided based on caste, opinion or religion and criticised previous governments for attempting to do so. Specifically referring to the Samajwadi Party's (SP) tenure, he said, "There was an attempt to change the name of the degree college established in the name of Mata Ahilyabai Holkar in Auraiya. The current government has decided to name Auraiya's medical college after Mata Ahilyabai Holkar." The event saw a large gathering of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers from across the state. The CM warmly welcomed them and recalled the significant contributions of Mata Rani Ahilyabai Holkar, urging the workers to spread her ideals among the public. Yogi said that where there is morality and good sense, positive energy flows. Praising the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said that the country's 140 crore citizens are inspired by this positive energy. Highlighting the contrast with governments before 2014, he said that Ram and Krishna were once dismissed as imaginary, attempts were made to break Ram Setu, and corruption, distrust, anarchy and political conspiracies prevailed. "In contrast, the Modi government instilled a 'Nation First' ethos, enabling India to reach new heights with pride today," he said. The CM said, "New India does not provoke anyone, but if provoked, it does not spare the offender. Operation Sindoor stands as a living example." He outlined the state's progress in infrastructure, connectivity, railways, metro, rapid rail and ropeways. He highlighted that the central government has approved UP's policy for semiconductor manufacturing, which will further boost semiconductor production in the state. Yogi elaborated on the life and contributions of Mata Ahilyabai Holkar and said that she was born on May 31, 1725. "Despite being married at a young age, she continued her education and, over her 70-year lifespan from 1725 to 1795, established an exemplary system of governance. She made remarkable strides in empowering farmers, youth, artisans, handicrafts men and women." Referring to her restoration efforts, he highlighted that Ahilyabai ventured beyond Malwa to renovate temples destroyed during the eras of Aurangzeb and Babar. "She restored revered sites such as Pashupatinath, Rameshwar, Mahakal, Kashi Vishwanath, Somnath and temples in Bengal. Like Banaras, the sarees of Mahishmati and the grandeur of the Narmada ghats still bear testimony to her reign," he said. The CM described Ahilyabai as a symbol of women's empowerment, emphasising that while women globally were struggling for their rights, she was administering an ideal governance system in India. He said that seven working women's hostels are being constructed in her name across the state. He said that women empowerment is also being promoted through initiatives like the Nari Vandan Act and other government schemes. "Besides, the UP government has named three PAC battalions after Avanti Bai, Jhalkari Bai and Veerangana Uda Devi symbolising respect for women's strength," he said. Calling upon BJP workers, Yogi urged them to engage with the public over the next 10 days and share the life and legacy of Mata Ahilyabai Holkar. He said that various programmes honouring Ahilyabai are being organised nationwide from May 21 to 31 under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "Workers should convey that India revered women's power at a time when women worldwide were still fighting for their rights," he said. The event was attended by Rashtriya Sah Sangathan General Secretary Shiv Prakash, Deputy CMs Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak, BJP State President Bhupendra Chaudhary, State Minister Ajit Pal, programme coordinator Sanjay Rai, along with numerous state ministers, BJP leaders and workers. UNI AB BD
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Time of India
Man kills elderly mother in Ujjain after dispute over cooking food
Ujjain: In the village of Jawasia Kumar, located in the Kayatha police station area, a middle-aged man killed his elderly mother with a sickle on Monday night over a dispute about cooking food. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The elderly woman died on the spot. She was unwell. At the time of the attack, the accused's wife was attending a religious gathering in the village. The accused's son and daughter-in-law live in Dewas for work. The accused already has three cases registered under the Minor Bhavishya Bhaskar reported that last night, Rameshwar, aged 50, son of Jagannath and a resident of Jawasia Kumar, came home drunk. He argued with his 85-year-old mother, Sundar Bai, wife of Jagannath, about preparing food. The argument escalated, and in a fit of anger, Rameshwar attacked his mother with a sickle, leading to her the time of the incident, Rameshwar's wife was attending a religious gathering, while their son and daughter-in-law were living in another city for work. Upon receiving the information, Kayatha police arrived at the scene and arrested the accused son. The sickle used in the murder was also seized. Police stated that Rameshwar is a habitual drinker and often causes disputes at home. He previously had three cases registered at the Kayatha police station under the Excise Act and for assault. The police filed a case against the accused under crime number 58/2025, section 103 (1).
