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Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department

The Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department plays a significant role in preserving the rich historical and cultural legacy of Uttar Pradesh, a state renowned for its ancient sites and heritage structures. With a mission to protect, study, and share this invaluable history, the department conducts archaeological excavations, conserves monuments, manages museums, and fosters public awareness about the importance of heritage preservation.

Key Responsibilities -

Archaeological Excavations: The department undertakes extensive excavations across the state, unearthing ancient relics, structures, and artifacts that illuminate Uttar Pradesh's past. Sites like Sarnath (where Buddha delivered his first sermon), Ayodhya (an ancient religious city), Hastinapur (linked to the Mahabharata), and Kaushambi reveal much about early civilizations and their way of life. These findings, which include pottery, coins, sculptures, and inscriptions, provide crucial insights into the social, cultural, and religious practices of various historical periods, from the Vedic era to the Mauryan and Gupta periods.

Monument Conservation: Uttar Pradesh is home to a wealth of historical monuments, ranging from stupas and temples to forts and palaces. The Archaeology Department is responsible for conserving these structures, ensuring that they remain protected against environmental wear, human encroachment, and time-related deterioration. Notable sites under the department's care include the Dhamek Stupa in Sarnath, Chunar Fort, and various Mughal-era structures. By restoring and protecting these monuments, the department preserves the architectural integrity and historical significance of Uttar Pradesh's heritage sites.

Museum Management: The department oversees several museums, such as the State Museum in Lucknow and the Sarnath Archaeological Museum, which display artifacts from excavated sites, including ancient coins, pottery, manuscripts, and sculptures. These museums serve as educational and cultural hubs, offering visitors a glimpse into the state’s history and a tangible connection to its past. The exhibits not only showcase the artistic and material culture of earlier civilizations but also help generate public interest and appreciation for archaeology.

Public Engagement and Educational Programs: Beyond excavation and conservation, the department is committed to raising public awareness about the value of preserving cultural heritage. It organizes workshops, heritage walks, and exhibitions to engage local communities, promoting a sense of pride and responsibility towards the state’s historical legacy. Educational programs, including lectures and school activities, help foster an understanding of archaeology among young people, encouraging them to take an interest in their cultural heritage.

Research and Documentation: The department is also dedicated to research and the academic study of Uttar Pradesh’s archaeology. By publishing excavation reports, research papers, and scholarly articles, the department contributes valuable information to the field of history and archaeology. These publications help historians and researchers better understand the region’s development over centuries, providing a basis for further study and preservation efforts.

Key Archaeological Sites -

Sarnath: A major Buddhist site where Buddha preached his first sermon, featuring stupas, monasteries, and the famous Ashoka Pillar.

Ayodhya: Known as the birthplace of Lord Rama, with ancient temples and significant archaeological finds.

Hastinapur: A site of early Vedic settlements connected to the Mahabharata, rich in historical artifacts.

Kaushambi: A Mauryan-era city with fortifications and significant relics that highlight its ancient prominence.

Conclusion -

The Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department is pivotal in preserving the state’s cultural history through its comprehensive approach to excavation, conservation, museum management, and public engagement. By protecting ancient sites and sharing historical knowledge, the department ensures that the heritage of Uttar Pradesh continues to inspire, educate, and enrich future generations. Its efforts safeguard the legacy of one of India’s most historically significant states, keeping its remarkable past alive for the present and future.

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Kaushambi Crime: Lover got sister-in-law raped, girl kept pleading to save her honour; sister-in-law kept making video

A video of a village in Kaushambi police station area is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the viral video, a young man is forcefully raping a teenager. A woman is making a video of this heinous crime. It is being told that the woman recording the video is the sister-in-law of the teenager.

An incident that puts relationships to shame has come to light from Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh. Bhabhi is accused of getting her sister-in-law raped by her lover and making a video of the entire incident and making it viral. After this, the teenager left the house with her lover and went somewhere. After the video went viral, the police came into action and registered a case after taking a complaint from the father and started searching for the teenager. The incident is from a village in Kaushambi police station area. A video is rapidly going viral on social media. In the viral video, a young man is forcibly raping a teenager. A woman is recording the video of this heinous crime. It is being told that the woman recording the video is the sister-in-law of the teenager. Now the question arises that why did the sister-in-law do this. So the secret behind this is that the teenager was in love with a young man from the same village. The family members were angry with the teenager's love affair. Teenager was being forced to get married The family members got the teenager engaged to the accused youth but the teenager was adamant that she would marry her boyfriend only. On this, the sister-in-law made a plan to get the teenager raped by the fiancé and make a video of it and send it to the boyfriend. This will anger the boyfriend and he will leave the teenager. But after the rape, the teenager left the house with her boyfriend. The accused youth who raped the teenager is the boyfriend of the sister-in-law. Police is searching for the accused It is seen in the video that how the teenager struggled to save her honour from the monster, but she could not save her honour. The monster not only raped her forcefully but also crossed all limits of brutality with her. After the obscene video of the teenager came to light, there was a stir in the police department. The police has registered a case on the complaint of the victim's father and has started investigating the matter. CO Abhishek Singh said that an FIR has been registered on the complaint of the victim's father and investigation is being carried out. Police teams have been formed for the safe recovery of the victim. The video of the rape of the victim which has surfaced is also being investigated. Further action will be taken after investigation and recording the statement of the victim. News is originally taken from: https://bit.ly/3BYAlU3

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UP Woman Keeps Karwa Chauth Fast, Then Kills Husband By Poisoning Him

Hours after finishing a Karwa Chauth fast to pray for his long life, a woman from Uttar Pradesh allegedly killed her husband by poisoning him. Officials from the Kada Dham police station in Kaushambi district said Shailesh Kumar, 32, was poisoned by his wife Savita because she suspected that he was having an affair with another woman. They said Savita had been fasting to pray for Shailesh’s long…

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Lucknow, 15th Oct. Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, met with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday to discuss strengthening ties between Israel and UP, particularly in the agricultural sector. During the meeting, Azar congratulated Adityanath for his efforts in making the state “more secure” and expressed gratitude for the chief minister’s support for Israel amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. In a post on X, Adityanath highlighted the “deep bond” between Uttar Pradesh and Israel, calling the discussions with Azar “highly fruitful and meaningful.” The two leaders focused on utilizing technology and marketing strategies to enhance agricultural productivity, with Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi also participating in the talks. Shahi noted the intention to expand the technical partnership between Israel and UP, particularly by connecting small farmers to existing centers of excellence supported by Israeli expertise. Currently, two such centers operate in Kannauj and Basti, with plans for two additional centers in Kaushambi and Chandauli. Azar encouraged UP’s participation in the upcoming Agritech Exhibition scheduled for 2025 and expressed commitment to addressing the issues discussed during the meeting. In a related note, as of July 2023, UP had sent 4,415 workers to Israel, the highest among Indian states, as recruitment drives were held in Lucknow to fill positions in the construction sector, which has faced labor shortages due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Lucknow, 15th Oct. Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, met with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday to discuss strengthening ties between Israel and UP, particularly in the agricultural sector. During the meeting, Azar congratulated Adityanath for his efforts in making the state “more secure” and expressed gratitude for the chief minister’s support for Israel amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. In a post on X, Adityanath highlighted the “deep bond” between Uttar Pradesh and Israel, calling the discussions with Azar “highly fruitful and meaningful.” The two leaders focused on utilizing technology and marketing strategies to enhance agricultural productivity, with Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi also participating in the talks. Shahi noted the intention to expand the technical partnership between Israel and UP, particularly by connecting small farmers to existing centers of excellence supported by Israeli expertise. Currently, two such centers operate in Kannauj and Basti, with plans for two additional centers in Kaushambi and Chandauli. Azar encouraged UP’s participation in the upcoming Agritech Exhibition scheduled for 2025 and expressed commitment to addressing the issues discussed during the meeting. In a related note, as of July 2023, UP had sent 4,415 workers to Israel, the highest among Indian states, as recruitment drives were held in Lucknow to fill positions in the construction sector, which has faced labor shortages due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. [ad_2] Source link

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Yogi Government Initiatives To Brand UP As Most Favourite Tourist Destination

Uttar Pradesh is a land of popular monuments and a rich history full of valour and sacrifice, it is also replete with spirituality and divinity and is one of the most visited pilgrimage places for those looking for spiritual holidays in India.

The soil of the state is believed to be the birthplace of the Hindu Gods like Rama, Krishna, and five Jain Teerthankaras to the place where Buddha gave his first sermon, and also left his body, Uttar Pradesh glows with a spiritual aura that one can witness on their pilgrimage tours here.

Over the years people of different faiths have lived in harmony which is beautifully reflected in the historical monuments that offer much-needed peace of mind in popular, unexplored, or less-explored tourist destinations.

Uttar Pradesh, the emerging tourism hub of India

The state is home to numerous Hindu pilgrimage destinations & has made a record for hosting the largest peaceful religious gathering, the Kumbh Mela. Then there are other religiously relevant places like Vrindavan the land of Shri Krishan & Ayodhya, the birthplace of lord Rama. Both these destinations captivate the pilgrims with their mesmerising idols and spirits, allowing them to seep into this incredible experience. 

The state also has a lot of Muslim sacred destinations in various small & popular cities and towns of Uttar Pradesh. Some of the popular Muslim shrines in the state are the Asfi Mosque, Deva Sharif and Dargah-e-Sabri.

Apart from the brilliant Mughal architecture like the Taj Mahal in Agra which is the main attraction of Uttar Pradesh tourism, there are others as well located at other in other cities such as Moti Masjid and Jama Masjid which are a brilliant example of Mughal architecture. 

Yogi government’s upgraded Tourism policy to increase tourism in India 

According to the new tourism policy of the state, investment-based subsidies have been provided to the hotel industry. The hotel will be given subsidies of up to Rs 2 crore depending upon investments up to Rs 10 crore and a subsidy of Rs 40 crore on investments above Rs 500 crore. The hotels will also be given the status of the industry and hotels will also be paying rates from electricity, property tax, and sewerage tax according to the industry.

All the destinations related to Lord Ram will be developed as part of the Ramayana circuit, and various religious places associated with Lord Krishna will be included in the Krishna circuit. The Ramayana circuit will include religious places like Ayodhya, Chitrakoot, and Bithoor among other religious places. 

Places included in the Krishna circuit are Mathura, Vrindavan, Gokul, Govardhan, Barsana, Nandgaon, Baldev and other religious places and Kapilvastu, Sarnath, Kushinagar, Kaushambi, Shravasti, Ramgram and other places will be part of the Buddhist circuit.

To further give a boost to religious tourism in Uttar Pradesh the new policy has also kaid provision for the Mahabharata Circuit and Shakti Peetha Circuit, which will also include places like Hastinapur, Kampilya, Echhatra, Barnawa, Mathura, Kaushambi, Gonda, Lakshagriha.

Conclusion

The Yogi government has tried to push tourism in the less known places as well, which were not yet included in the category of tourism, have also been included. For a good pilgrim experience the government has focused on budget hotels, heritage hotels, star hotels, heritage, homestays, eco-tourism units, caravan tourism units, pilgrim dormitories, Dharamshala's, wellness resorts, all-weather seasonal camps and many more.

Source: - Uttar Pradesh tourism

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Uday Bhan Karwariya's Release: The Story Behind the Ex-BJP MLA's Controversial Remission

Last Thursday, Uday Bhan Karwariya, a former BJP MLA, walked out of Naini Central Jail in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, after serving a life sentence for the 1996 murder of ex-Samajwadi Party (SP) MLA Jawahar Yadav. His release followed a decision by the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP government to grant him remission, based on the approval of his mercy petition by Governor Anandiben Patel.

Uday Bhan, now 55, was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment on November 4, 2019. He was found guilty, along with his two brothers — former BSP MP Kapil Muni Karwariya and ex-BSP MLC Suraj Bhan Karwariya — and their cousin Ram Chandra, for their involvement in the murder of Jawahar Yadav. Despite the serious nature of the crime, the state government issued an order for his premature release on July 19, 2024. This decision was influenced by recommendations from local officials, his “good conduct” in prison, and the mercy petition committee’s review.

Uday Bhan’s release has sparked controversy. Yadav’s widow, Vijayma Yadav, a current MLA, has announced plans to challenge the remission in court. She argues that the decision undermines justice for her late husband, who was killed in a high-profile attack involving AK-47s, marking a significant escalation in violence in Prayagraj.

The Karwariya family, originally from Kaushambi but now influential in Prayagraj, has been a major player in local politics and business. Uday Bhan’s father, Vashisht Narain Karwariya, was a prominent figure before his death in 1991. Uday Bhan’s own political career began in 2002 when he was elected as an MLA for the BJP from Prayagraj’s Bara constituency. He was re-elected in 2007 but faced defeat in the 2012 Assembly elections. His family, known for its business interests in sand contracts and other ventures, has had a significant impact on local politics.

Following his release, Uday Bhan’s case has renewed debates about the influence of politics on legal decisions and the justice system’s integrity. The family’s political connections and the timing of his release have raised questions about the fairness and transparency of the remission process.

As Uday Bhan re-enters public life, the drama surrounding his release underscores the complex interplay between politics, business, and justice in Uttar Pradesh.

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Nearest Metro Station to Ghaziabad: Enhancing Connectivity to the Gateway of UP

Ghaziabad, often referred to as the "Gateway to Uttar Pradesh," is a rapidly growing city that borders New Delhi and is part of the National Capital Region (NCR). As a significant industrial, commercial, and residential center, Ghaziabad attracts a large number of commuters daily. For those traveling from Delhi and surrounding areas, accessing Ghaziabad efficiently via the Delhi Metro is crucial. Knowing the nearest metro stations can facilitate a smoother and quicker commute.

Key Metro Stations for Ghaziabad Access

Vaishali Metro Station: The Primary Gateway

Vaishali Metro Station, located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro, is the most convenient and closest metro station for accessing central parts of Ghaziabad. This station serves as a major hub for commuters traveling between Delhi and Ghaziabad, offering numerous facilities to handle the large daily traffic of passengers.

Kaushambi Metro Station: Another Convenient Option

Kaushambi Metro Station, also situated on the Blue Line, is just a stone's throw away from Vaishali and provides another viable entry point to Ghaziabad. It is especially useful for those looking to reach the Kaushambi and Vaishali business districts, as well as residential areas nearby.

Features and Benefits of Ghaziabad Metro Connectivity

Extensive Coverage: The Blue Line extension to Ghaziabad includes several key stations that connect to various parts of the city, making it highly accessible from different areas of Delhi.

Ease of Access: Both Vaishali and Kaushambi stations are equipped with essential commuter facilities such as parking, auto stands, and easy integration with other modes of transport.

Regular Service: Metro services are frequent and reliable, which is crucial for the daily commute of thousands of passengers.

Planning Your Metro Journey to Ghaziabad

Route Planning: Check the Delhi Metro map to identify the best route to Vaishali or Kaushambi station depending on your starting location in Delhi.

Peak Hours: Ghaziabad's metro stations can get quite crowded during morning and evening rush hours. Traveling during off-peak times can result in a more comfortable journey.

Last Mile Connectivity: Upon arriving at either Vaishali or Kaushambi, you can find numerous options for your onward journey within Ghaziabad, including buses, autos, and e-rickshaws.

Conclusion: Streamlined Travel to Ghaziabad

The Delhi Metro’s Blue Line extension to Vaishali and Kaushambi has significantly improved connectivity between Delhi and Ghaziabad, streamlining commutes for thousands of daily travelers. This metro line not only facilitates quick and efficient travel but also contributes to the economic growth of Ghaziabad by improving access to its commercial and residential areas. Whether you are a daily commuter, a business traveler, or a visitor, the metro offers a reliable and convenient travel solution, making it the best choice for reaching Ghaziabad swiftly and comfortably. Nearest Metro Station to Ghaziabad

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Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department

The Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department plays a pivotal role in preserving and promoting the state’s vast cultural and historical heritage. Uttar Pradesh is home to some of the most significant archaeological sites in India, ranging from ancient cities and temples to Buddhist stupas and Mughal architecture. The department’s primary objectives include conducting archaeological excavations, conserving historical monuments, managing museums, and raising public awareness about the importance of heritage conservation.

Key Responsibilities -

Archaeological Excavations: The department conducts excavations at key sites across the state, revealing ancient artifacts, structures, and relics that offer insights into the region’s history. Sites such as Sarnath, where Buddha gave his first sermon, Hastinapur, associated with the Mahabharata, and Kaushambi, a major city during the Mauryan Empire, are some of the prominent locations of archaeological significance. These excavations help uncover layers of history spanning from the Indus Valley Civilization to medieval periods, enriching our understanding of India's past.

Monument Conservation: Uttar Pradesh is home to a wide array of ancient monuments, including temples, forts, stupas, and palaces. The department is responsible for the restoration and maintenance of these monuments, ensuring their preservation for future generations. Conservation work involves structural repairs, protection from environmental damage, and the prevention of unauthorized encroachments. Iconic structures like the Dhamek Stupa in Sarnath, Chunar Fort, and various Mughal-era buildings receive ongoing attention to maintain their historical integrity.

Museum Management: The department oversees a network of museums across the state that house valuable artifacts discovered during excavations. These museums, such as the State Museum in Lucknow and the Sarnath Archaeological Museum, display collections that offer glimpses into the region’s rich history. From ancient sculptures and coins to medieval art and manuscripts, these museums serve as educational hubs for both scholars and the general public. They play a crucial role in preserving and showcasing Uttar Pradesh’s archaeological heritage.

Public Awareness and Educational Initiatives: Beyond excavation and conservation, the department is actively involved in raising public awareness about the importance of preserving cultural heritage. It organizes workshops, heritage walks, and exhibitions to engage local communities and tourists. Educational programs are conducted in schools and universities to foster an understanding of archaeology and history among younger generations. The department’s outreach efforts are designed to instill a sense of pride in the state’s rich cultural history and promote active participation in heritage conservation.

Research and Documentation: The department contributes significantly to research in the field of archaeology. It publishes excavation reports, scholarly articles, and research papers that provide valuable insights into the state’s archaeological discoveries. This documentation is crucial for academics, historians, and researchers who study India’s ancient civilizations and cultural developments.

Significant Archaeological Sites -

The Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department manages several key sites:

Sarnath: An important Buddhist pilgrimage site where Buddha gave his first sermon. The site includes stupas, monasteries, and the famous Ashoka Pillar.

Hastinapur: Known for its association with the Mahabharata, this ancient city has yielded relics from early Vedic times.

Ayodhya: Revered as the birthplace of Lord Rama, this city has been a focal point for archaeological and religious studies.

Kaushambi: A significant city from the Mauryan period, known for its ancient fortifications, monasteries, and artifacts.

Conclusion -

The Uttar Pradesh State Archaeology Department plays a crucial role in safeguarding the state’s rich archaeological and historical legacy. Through its efforts in excavation, monument conservation, museum management, public education, and research, the department ensures that Uttar Pradesh’s cultural heritage is preserved and appreciated. These initiatives not only protect the region’s past but also educate future generations about the importance of preserving and honoring the state’s unique historical treasures.

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Triple murder created sensation in the village. Father, daughter and son-in-law were shot dead while they were sleeping at night. When the villagers came to know in the morning, they created a ruckus. Angry people set fire to many houses.

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The Chronicles of Pre-Mauryan Age Dynasties: Tracing India's Forgotten Rulers

Introduction The Pre-Mauryan Age in ancient Indian history was an era marked by a plethora of powerful and influential dynasties that laid the foundation for the rise of the mighty Mauryan Empire. This often-overlooked period, which flourished from the 6th century BCE to the 4th century BCE, witnessed a tapestry of regional powers, each leaving its unique imprint on the socio-political landscape of ancient India. In this article, we embark on a journey through time to explore some of the most remarkable and lesser-known dynasties that shaped the prelude to the Mauryan era. - Haryanka Dynasty of Magadha The Haryanka Dynasty, centered in the Magadha region, played a pivotal role in the political landscape of the Pre-Mauryan Age. It was during this dynasty's reign that Magadha rose to prominence as a powerful kingdom. Bimbisara, the most illustrious ruler of the Haryanka Dynasty, expanded the kingdom's territory through strategic military campaigns and diplomatic alliances. His son, Ajatashatru, further strengthened Magadha's dominance in northern India. The Haryanka Dynasty laid the groundwork for Magadha's eventual emergence as the epicenter of the Mauryan Empire. - Shishunaga Dynasty Following the decline of the Haryanka Dynasty, the Shishunaga Dynasty ascended to power in Magadha. The Shishunaga rulers continued to expand the kingdom's boundaries, maintaining its status as a major political force in the region. However, this dynasty's rule was relatively short-lived, paving the way for the rise of the Nanda Dynasty. - Nanda Dynasty The Nanda Dynasty of Magadha is renowned for its wealth and opulence. The rulers of this dynasty, especially King Mahapadma Nanda, expanded their influence over vast territories in northern India. The Nanda Dynasty's rule was a time of prosperity and cultural exchange, but it was also characterized by oppressive policies, leading to resentment among the people. The widespread discontent eventually contributed to the dynasty's downfall and set the stage for the rise of the Mauryan Empire. - Avanti Dynasty The Avanti Dynasty, centered in the Avanti region (present-day Madhya Pradesh), was another prominent power during the Pre-Mauryan Age. The kingdom's capital, Ujjayini (modern-day Ujjain), was a thriving center of trade and culture. The Avanti rulers were known for their patronage of learning and arts, making Ujjayini a hub of intellectual activity during that time. - Kosala Dynasty The Kosala Dynasty, centered in the Kosala region (present-day Uttar Pradesh), was one of the most ancient and significant dynasties in India's history. The kingdom's capital, Shravasti, was an important religious and cultural center. Under the rule of King Prasenajit and later his son Vidudabha, the Kosala Dynasty expanded its influence and clashed with neighboring kingdoms, most notably Magadha. - Vatsa Dynasty The Vatsa Dynasty, centered in the Vatsa region (present-day eastern Uttar Pradesh), was renowned for its wealth and prosperity. Its capital, Kaushambi, thrived as a center of trade and commerce, attracting merchants from different parts of India and beyond. The Vatsa rulers played an active role in regional politics, engaging in alliances and conflicts with other kingdoms. - Kuru Dynasty The Kuru Dynasty, associated with the Kurukshetra region (present-day Haryana), was a prominent kingdom in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. The Kurus were known for their adherence to Vedic traditions and were mentioned in various ancient Indian texts like the Mahabharata. Conclusion The Pre-Mauryan Age was a vibrant and transformative period in Indian history, teeming with powerful and influential dynasties that shaped the destiny of the subcontinent. From the rise of Magadha as a dominant political force under the Haryanka and Shishunaga Dynasties to the opulence of the Nanda Dynasty and the cultural brilliance of Avanti, Kosala, Vatsa, and Kuru Dynasties, each kingdom contributed uniquely to the cultural, political, and economic fabric of ancient India. These lesser-known dynasties played a crucial role in the evolution of Indian civilization, setting the stage for the grandeur of the Mauryan Empire that followed. Exploring the stories of these forgotten rulers not only enriches our understanding of the past but also highlights the diverse tapestry of India's ancient history. As we unravel the mysteries of the Pre-Mauryan Age dynasties, we gain a deeper appreciation for the rich and multifaceted heritage that continues to shape the identity of the Indian subcontinent to this day. (Next post will be published at 6PM IST) Read the full article

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Wanted UP Criminal Shot Dead In Early Morning Encounter

The criminal has been identified as Gufran, who was wanted in several cases of murder and dacoity.

Lucknow: A wanted criminal was shot dead in an encounter with the Uttar Pradesh Police in Kaushambi district today. The criminal has been identified as Gufran, who was wanted in multiple cases of murder and dacoity.

According to the UP Police, around 5:00 am this morning, a special task force team was conducting a raid in Kaushambi district. Gufran was confronted by the team and opened fire following which the cops retaliated, and in the ensuing cross-firing, he was shot and injured. Gufran was taken to a hospital for treatment, where he succumbed to his injuries.

Gufran was wanted in over 13 cases including murder, attempted murder and robbery in Pratapgarh and other districts of Uttar Pradesh. The UP Police had placed a bounty of ₹ 1,00,000 for this capture.

This is the latest in a series of encounters between UP Police and criminals. Since Yogi Adityanath became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 2017, there have been over 10,900 encounters, in which over 185 criminals have been killed.