Uttar Pradesh

While the opposition Mahagathbandhan performed poorly in the Bihar Assembly election results, the coalition’s smallest member delivered an unexpected and impressive victory. I.P. Gupta (55) of the Indian Inclusive Party drew national attention by successfully mobilising marginalised communities that had long remained on the political sidelines. His stunning win has surprised political observers across the state. Wins Saharsa by Over 2,000 Votes Gupta clinched the Saharsa seat by a margin of more than 2,000 votes, defeating the BJP candidate and making a powerful debut for his party within the Mahagathbandhan. The Indian Inclusive Party had contested only three seats as part of the alliance, making this victory even more remarkable. Big Players Falter, Small Party Steals the Spotli...

Edited By: Vaibhav Pandey | 15 Nov 2025 Lucknow: After recent arrests in the Delhi car blast and Faridabad terror module, security agencies have sounded an alert for several prominent Hindutva leaders in Lucknow. Intelligence officials have reportedly contacted these leaders and reviewed details of their security arrangements.According to sources, four leaders, including late Hindu Samaj Party president Kamlesh Tiwari’s wife Kiran Tiwari and Hindu Mahasabha spokesperson Shishir Chaturvedi, have been advised to remain vigilant. The alert comes days after police arrested several terror suspects — including Dr. Shaheen Saeed and her brother Dr. Parvez Ahmed Ansari from Faridabad — in connection with the recent blast near Delhi’s Red Fort. Gujarat ATS also detained three suspects, two of...

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)’s ongoing march, themed “Give Jobs, Give Social Justice”, continues to receive overwhelming public support in Uttar Pradesh. Led by AAP’s UP in-charge and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, the campaign seeks to address youth unemployment and demand justice for Dalits and backward communities. On Friday, the third day of the march, the procession traveled from Beekapur in Ayodhya through Khajurhat to Kurebhar in Sultanpur, where hundreds of people welcomed the participants enthusiastically. Residents along the route, including youth, lawyers, women, and senior citizens, greeted the marchers with flower showers and chanted the slogan, “Give Jobs, Give Social Justice.” The march is gradually transforming into a mass movement and will cover nearl...