Agra News
Hindu Mahasabha worker secretly offered Gangajal at a tomb within the renowned Taj Mahal in Uttar Pradesh’s Agra. Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel have detained two men.
A man was seen peeing on another man who was lying unconscious and injured in Uttar Pradesh's Agra, in a shocking incident similar to the Madhya Pradesh urination case that outraged the country a month ago.
The water level of Yamuna, the roaring river has soared above the danger mark and reached the outer walls of the Taj Mahal, a sight unseen in four decades.
The 23-year-old woman had boarded the taxi from Noida to visit her home in the Auraiya district. The three men involved in the gang-rape case have been arrested.
In film style, more than a dozen dabangs stormed a house. When a young man tried to break the gate of the house, while two youths climbed on the roof with the support of the wall and entered the house and dragged the minor girl present in the house and took them with them. Surprisingly, around 70 to 80 people were present there during this entire incident but all stood as a spectator.
According to a media report, the principal was paying the woman Rs 5,000 per month for teaching students on her behalf.
A petition has been filed in the Lucknow Bench of the High Court on the Taj Mahal. In this petition, demand has been made to open the closed 22 rooms of the Taj Mahal. The petition is to be heard on May 10
The Uttar Pradesh govt on Wednesday canceled the license of Paras Hospital after the owner of the hospital in a viral video claimed that he had cut off oxygen supply. The hospital attracted attention after a viral video surfaced online, which claimed that 22 people lost their lives due to a 'mock oxygen drill'.
ADG (Agra zone) Rajeev Krishna said the incident took place in Neherra village, which is under the jurisdiction of Khandauli police station
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel standing guard at Taj Mahal will now arm themselves with ‘gulels’ (slingshots) to tackle monkey menace at the monument.
We have so far heard women calling off their marriages over dowry demands and lack of toilets in their marital homes, however this time, two sisters backed out of the weddings after learning that the men they were set to marry are dark complexioned.
Two people were injured when two groups clashed in Agra which prompted police reinforcements to control the situation, police said on Monday.
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