The victim, identified as Shahid, son of Arshad and a resident of Chaudhary Sarai, worked as a painter. According to police, Shahid had borrowed ₹500 from the accused and had already repaid ₹300. An argument broke out over the remaining ₹200, which escalated into a violent confrontation.

The accused — identified as Naeem, Wasif, and Fazal — allegedly surrounded Shahid and attacked him with a lock tied to an iron chain, repeatedly striking his chest and neck. He died on the spot due to the severe injuries.

Police acted swiftly and arrested two of the accused, Naeem and Wasif, while the third accused, Fazal, remains absconding. Efforts are underway to apprehend him.

The body has been sent for post-mortem, and further investigation is ongoing.

A science stream student, Toshan is the son of businessman Thakur Bhanu Pratap Singh. Following the declaration of results, he received congratulations and best wishes from teachers, family members, and relatives, all expressing hope for his bright future.

Speaking to the media, Toshan credited his success to the guidance of his teachers and the constant support of his parents. He emphasized that consistency and discipline in studies played a key role in achieving his goal.

Sharing his perspective, Toshan said, “One should not study merely to pass exams or score high marks, but to gain knowledge. If you have knowledge, marks will follow automatically.” His family echoed similar views, highlighting the importance of meaningful learning over exam-oriented preparation.

The school administration also expressed happiness over his achievement and encouraged other students to draw inspiration from his success.

Toshan’s message reinforces the idea that the true purpose of education lies not just in passing exams, but in enhancing understanding and overall personal development.

Addressing the gathering, Verma said the long-pending demand of the region has been fulfilled, offering a faster, affordable and convenient travel option to Delhi. The move is expected to benefit students, traders and daily commuters from Badaun, Ujhani and Kasganj.

Railway officials stated that the extension will enhance connectivity to key cities including Bareilly, Moradabad, Ghaziabad and New Delhi, opening up better opportunities for education, employment and healthcare.

Local representatives termed the development a “milestone” for regional growth, while railway authorities reiterated their commitment to improving passenger amenities under ongoing station modernisation initiatives.

Mr. Hariom, Assistant Regional Transport Officer (Administration/Enforcement), Badaun, has been appointed as the Team Manager of the Uttar Pradesh Transport Department cricket team. He is also representing the team as a player.

During the event in Bengaluru, Mr. Hariom and Mr. Shivshankar Singh, ARTO (Administration), Bijnor, were honoured with the Road Safety Award by the Hon’ble Transport Minister of Karnataka.

Apart from his official duties, Mr. Hariom also serves as the State General Secretary of the Uttar Pradesh Regional Inspector (Technical) Service Association.

Under the scheme, vehicles with a seating capacity of 15 to 28 passengers—diesel, CNG, or electric—are permitted for operation. The maximum age of vehicles has been capped at eight years, while only CNG and electric vehicles will be allowed in NCR regions. Selected vehicle owners will be granted a contract for 10 years, extendable by an additional five years.

The application fee has been fixed at ₹2,000, along with a refundable security deposit of ₹5,000 per vehicle. A monthly fee of ₹1,500 will also be applicable. Notably, the scheme offers a 100% exemption from permit requirements, allowing vehicle owners to retain full earnings within prescribed fare limits.

Operators will have the flexibility to determine routes, schedules, and frequency of trips, although a minimum of two trips per gram panchayat per day is mandatory. The scheme also permits operations across multiple development blocks. The selection process is expected to be completed within 15 to 45 days.

Routes will be finalized by a District -level committee chaired by the District Magistrate. In case of accidents, liability for compensation and insurance claims will rest with the vehicle owner.

According to ARM Rajesh Pathak, applications have started coming in from block-level offices in Budaun, and the process is currently underway. He expressed expectations of receiving around 30 to 34 applications. ARTO Hariom confirmed that the scheme does not require permits, making it more accessible for applicants.

Eligible candidates can submit their applications at the respective Assistant Regional Manager (UPSRTC) offices within 15 days of the official notification. Further details are available at transport corporation offices in Bareilly, Budaun, and Pilibhit.

The incident took place on March 16, when the accused opened fire at the victim, Sameer, inside his shop and fled the scene.

Police cracked the case on March 21, arresting the accused and recovering a Hero Splendor motorcycle, two country-made pistols, cartridges, a knife and mobile phones.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the attack was triggered by a personal dispute linked to an alleged past relationship between the victim and the wife of one of the accused.

All accused have been produced before the court, and further legal proceedings are underway.

A training programme was held on Thursday at the Chief Medical Officer’s office auditorium, where 34 doctors and medical officers from block and urban areas were trained in identifying and managing high-risk pregnant women. The session was conducted by Dr Rajveer Singh, Nodal Officer of the Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) programme.

Officials informed that under the Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan, special health check-ups for pregnant women are conducted on the 1st, 9th, 16th and 24th of every month. Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs) play a key role in identifying high-risk cases, which are then referred to block and district-level health facilities for further evaluation.

Medical experts highlighted that conditions such as anaemia, high blood pressure, seizures, diabetes, height below 145 cm, weight below 35 kg, and pregnancies in women below 18 or above 35 years are categorised as high-risk. Serious cases are promptly referred to higher medical centres for advanced care.

The training programme also saw support from Shivam Soni, representative of the International Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR). Health officials directed all participants to ensure timely identification and proper treatment of high-risk pregnant women in their respective areas to effectively curb maternal and infant mortality.

The minister stated that the train will depart from Budaun between 10:00 am and 10:30 am and reach Delhi the same day. The return journey will begin around 4:00 pm from Delhi, with the train expected to arrive back in Budaun by approximately 10:00 pm.

Verma revealed that railway officials had recently met him to seek approval for the proposed timetable, which has now been cleared. He noted that due to the ongoing academic session in March, operations will begin in early April.

The announcement was made during an event marking the martyrdom day of freedom fighter Veerangana Avantibai Lodhi at a hostel in Nekpur locality. On the occasion, the minister paid floral tributes to her statue and interacted with students residing at the hostel, offering guidance on preparation for competitive examinations.

He also reviewed the facilities available to students and informed that the ring road project in Budaun is progressing steadily, with the Detailed Project Report (DPR) expected to be completed soon.

Sources claim that affected elements are now attempting to build pressure on the department by mobilising protests in the name of farmers and local leaders. Officials maintain that lawful mining with proper permission faces no restriction, but action against illegal operations will continue.

The association reiterated its seven-point charter of demands, including promotion from Computer Operator to Assistant Engineer (Civil) after necessary amendments in service rules, restructuring of drawing cadre posts, ACP benefits on par with Junior Engineers ignoring ₹4600 grade pay, a separate quota for direct promotion to Junior Engineer (Civil/Mechanical), removal of pay anomalies since January 1, 1986, and regular departmental training.

It was decided that a memorandum will be submitted to the Chief Minister and Chief Secretary through the District Magistrate on February 11 as part of the statewide programme.

The accused was caught red-handed at a bill counter in the Civil Lines area. Following the arrest, an FIR was registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act at Civil Lines police station. Further legal proceedings are underway.

At the same time, NCC cadets organised a road safety awareness rally from Das Degree College. Students were advised to wear helmets and seat belts, avoid mobile phone use while driving, and refrain from overspeeding and wrong-side driving. A road safety pledge was administered and information on the Rahveer Scheme was shared. Officials from the Transport Department, traffic police and college staff were present.

The train is currently operated with ageing ICF coaches, frequently facing technical issues. Shortage of chair car coaches has often forced the Railways to attach sleeper and general coaches, causing inconvenience and protests by passengers.

Senior DCM Aditya Gupta said that the allocation process for a new rake is underway and services from Kasganj will begin soon after it is received.

Out of 1,146 registered voters, 1,008 exercised their franchise. Sandeep Mishra defeated his nearest rival, Krishan Gopal Pathak alias Deepak Pathak, by a margin of 76 votes. Devpal Singh secured a decisive victory in the presidential contest, winning by 136 votes.

The results were declared after counting held under the supervision of the Elder Committee. Counting for the remaining posts will be taken up on Thursday after 1 pm.

The accused, Satish Chandra Sharma, posted at Bisauli tehsil and in charge of Jakhora gram sabha, had allegedly demanded money from a farmer for helping him reclaim possession of a leased plot allotted in 2005. Acting on a complaint by Om Prakash, the anti-corruption team laid a trap near a newly built gaushala on the Faizganj Behata–Jakhora road.

As soon as the cash was handed over, the team caught the lekhpal on the spot. An FIR has been registered at Civil Lines police station and the accused will be sent to jail. The case highlights the continuing issue of corruption in the district.

During the meeting, Assistant Engineer B.P. Singh expressed regret over his inappropriate behaviour with departmental amin Rakesh Kumar and assured that such incidents would not be repeated. The talks ended in a cordial atmosphere.

The meeting was attended by Diploma Engineers’ Association district president Engineer Rahul Kumar, secretary Aman Kumar, other office-bearers, and PWD Work-Charge Employees’ Union district minister Sanjeev Kumar along with senior members.

Unions claim that staff members were subjected to verbal abuse, including derogatory remarks, and that field workers were allegedly made to perform personal tasks at private residences. The Diploma Engineers’ Association has alleged that despite a meeting held on December 3, 2025, long-pending grievances remain unresolved.

According to union leaders, repeated appeals for corrective action were ignored, leading to growing resentment and disruption of work. Similar complaints have also been raised by work-charge employees. The protest will begin at 11 a.m., followed by a meeting in the evening to decide further action if demands are not addressed.

Gupta, who served in Budaun district for four years, hails from Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. He is survived by two children—his son is pursuing a law degree, while his daughter is undergoing MBBS studies.

Senior transport department officials, including Deputy Transport Commissioner Kamal Gupta, RTO (Administration) Bareilly Pankaj Singh, RTO (Enforcement) Bareilly Pranav Jha, ARTO Budaun Ambrish Kumar, PTO Ramesh Prajapati and senior staff members were present on the occasion to bid him farewell, officials added.

Officials said the unrest had led to incidents of stone-pelting, arson and damage to public property, prompting heavy police deployment and a detailed investigation. Based on CCTV footage, eyewitness accounts and other evidence, the accused have been booked under sections related to rioting, instigation of violence and obstruction of government work. Authorities said security remains tight in sensitive areas and warned of strict action against anyone disrupting law and order.

According to party sources, the appointments were made with the approval of the BJP’s central leadership, reflecting the party’s focus on strengthening its organisational framework by giving representation to experienced leaders from Uttar Pradesh.

Reacting to his appointment, Har Prasad Singh Patel expressed gratitude to the BJP central leadership and the Uttar Pradesh unit, stating that the confidence reposed in him is both an honour and a major responsibility, which he will discharge with full dedication and commitment to the party’s ideology.

Former MP Dharmendra Kashyap also welcomed the decision and said he would continue to work actively to strengthen the organisation and contribute to the party’s programmes and policies.

The BJP National Council plays a key role in organisational decision-making and also participates in the election of the party’s national president.

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The drive was supervised by Additional Superintendent of Police Vijendra Dwivedi. During the operation, identity documents of suspected persons were checked. Individuals found without valid identification were advised and directed to proceed to their respective destinations.

The campaign was conducted in the presence of City Magistrate Suresh Pal, City Circle Officer Rajneesh Kumar Upadhyay, LIU officials and local police personnel. Authorities stated that such verification drives will continue across the district to ensure law and order and prevent illegal stay.

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During the tour, students observed ancient sculptures, inscriptions and artefacts depicting the region’s rich cultural and civilizational history. Teachers said the visit aimed to provide students with practical insight into India’s archaeological heritage.

The group also visited Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, Prem Mandir and the Char Dham Temple in Vrindavan as part of the day-long programme.

Inspector Indrajeet Singh, woman constable Neelam (Vama Saarthi Badaun), School Principal Shailendra Batra and staff members accompanied the students during the tour, officials added.

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Addressing a meeting under the SSR campaign at the BJP office, Maurya said that the accuracy of the electoral roll is essential for free and fair elections. He added that the BJP functions on the strength of ideology, organisation and committed workers who are continuously informing the public about development works led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

District in-charge Dr. Dinesh Sharma and District President Rajeev Kumar Gupta also addressed the meeting, emphasising grassroots mobilisation and ensuring that every eligible voter is duly registered.

Maurya reviews development, law-and-order with officials

At a high-level review meeting at the Collectorate, Maurya directed officials to ensure timely and quality disposal of public grievances. He said illegal encroachments on chak roads and government land must be removed through special drives.

The Deputy CM reviewed progress in paddy procurement, fertiliser availability, ‘Har Ghar Nal Se Jal’ scheme, school uniform distribution, self-help groups, transformer replacement and Amrit Sarovar works.

He instructed officials to inspect at least 10 Gram Sabhas per block where drinking water supply is functional, and to ensure that stray cattle are not seen on roads. He also stressed proper beneficiary identification in PM and CM Awas Yojana.

Officials informed Maurya that Ambiyapur Block has secured the second position nationally under the Delta Ranking of Aspirational Blocks. He felicitated the Block Development Officer and team members.

Maurya said women empowerment, employment generation and welfare schemes are being effectively implemented in the state. He added that Uttar Pradesh holds immense potential for tourism development.

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Deputy CM inspects Government Medical College
 
Maurya inspected the Government Medical College and reviewed faculty availability, teaching arrangements and ongoing construction works. Agencies were directed to expedite all pending works within deadlines. Officials informed that the Nursing College building will be completed by January 2026.

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Maurya targets opposition in press briefing

During a press conference at the Collectorate, Maurya termed the Samajwadi Party’s PDA formula “fake” and said it stands for “Parivar Development Agency”. He claimed the SP will be wiped out in the 2027 Assembly elections.

On the codeine cough syrup issue, he said an SIT has been constituted and results will be revealed soon.

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Officials briefed the workers on maintaining a clean work environment, keeping food items covered, avoiding contamination, and adopting safe food-handling practices. Trainers emphasized the importance of cleanliness in food preparation areas and adherence to regulated safety norms.

A two-member team from AKD Holdings Private Limited, Agra, also participated in the programme. The team included Rudransh Kumar, Training Executive, and Deepak Sharma, Trainer, who jointly conducted the session alongside the Badaun Food Safety Department.

Around 30 personnel working at Ameeba Food Court received training, which officials described as satisfactory and effective.

Senior officers from the Badaun Food Safety Department—Assistant Commissioner (Food-II) C.L. Yadav, Chief Food Safety Officer R.P. Singh, and FSO Priya Tripathi—were present during the training programme.

According to officials, preparations continued throughout the day as staff ensured that the premises, including the main auditorium, were fully ready for the high-level review meeting.

Maurya will arrive in Badaun on Wednesday and chair a district-level review meeting with administrative officials at 12 : 40 pm. The meeting will focus on development projects, government welfare schemes and the law-and-order situation in the district.

Following the review, the Deputy Chief Minister is scheduled to address a press conference at 1 :45  pm at the Collectorate. Security arrangements have been strengthened and a dedicated media area has been set up, officials said.

After completing his official engagements, Maurya will attend a family function at Poonam Lawn, where he will participate in the wedding ceremony of the niece of Braj region BJP president Durvijay Shakya.

He is expected to leave for Bareilly later in the day, they added.

The newly formed panel names Ravindra Prakash Saxena as president and Irfan Husain as general secretary, with Surya Prakash Saxena appointed treasurer. Others designated include senior vice president Vinod Verma, vice president Ashok Kumar Singh, deputy minister Mukhtar Ahmad, organisation secretary Surendra Kumar Maurya, auditor Adil Husain and publicity/media in-charge Shailendra Kumar Saxena. Vijay Prakash Arya will serve as cultural secretary.

Additionally, Dev Prakash, Harishankar, Basant Kumar and Aryendra Mishra have been inducted as executive members.

The meeting concluded with a request to the state leadership to ratify the newly constituted district executive.

Addressing the Rangers, Maheshwari said such camps enhance discipline, leadership and community commitment among young women. Trainer Ahmad introduced the participants to the objectives and duties of Rangers training.

Rangers Incharge Dr. Shalu Gupta delivered the vote of thanks. Media personnel, including A.K. Saxena and Ravindra Kumar, were also present.

MLC and State Vice President Santosh Singh stressed that the Special Intensive Revision is a crucial part of the democratic and constitutional process. A transparent and error-free voter list, he said, forms the foundation of a strong democracy. He added that every BJP worker is committed to ensuring 100% participation in the drive and will go door-to-door to help eligible but unlisted voters fill out revision forms, thereby safeguarding their voting rights.

District President Rajeev Kumar Gupta said that the Special Intensive Revision campaign is not merely an administrative exercise but an initiative to strengthen democracy. He emphasized that BJP workers, with organizational discipline and full responsibility, will take this work to the booth level. The aim, he said, is to ensure that every eligible citizen’s name is correctly included in the voter list, enabling free and transparent elections.

On December 3, police registered Case No. 492/2025 under Sections 5A/8 of the Cow Slaughter Act and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act against three accused arrested at the spot. The remaining three suspects, who had fled into the forest, were later tracked down and apprehended from the Baderia forest area after an extensive search operation.

During interrogation, the accused revealed that they had left Bhilwara, Rajasthan, two months ago to graze their cattle and claimed they visit riverbank areas of Uttar Pradesh every year. They admitted that they had been collecting additional cattle from villagers along the way and selling them to a Muradabad-based buyer, identified as Rajveer Bhalla.

They further confessed that on December 2, they had loaded several animals onto a truck in the Ujhani area for Bhalla. When they realized police teams were trailing them, they attempted to flee through forest routes with the remaining animals before being caught.

Arrested Accused:

1. Mangal Singh (45), resident of Bhagwanpur, Paroli, Bhilwara

2. Diwan Singh (20), resident of Bhagwanpur, Paroli, Bhilwara

3. Laxman alias Lachcho (60), resident of Palased, Paroli, Bhilwara

4. Manju (40), resident of Bhagwanpur, Paroli, Bhilwara

5. Rekha (40), resident of Bhagwanpur, Paroli, Bhilwara

6. Badam (45), resident of Mata Ji Ka Jhoperda, Diblana, Kota–Bundi

Police Team:

Inspector Harveer Singh and the Sahaswan police team executed the operation successfully.

During the inspection, officials thoroughly examined the purchase and sale records of Sypcoff-T (Codeine-based) Syrup 100 ml. The documents revealed that the store had purchased:

12 bottles of Sypcoff-T syrup (Batch No. TBHU0285) via Invoice No. A004263 dated 05.12.2024

13 bottles of Sypcoff-T syrup (Batch No. LPS-C2411089) via Invoice No. A005177 dated 04.02.2025
from M/s Badaun Pharma, Station Road, Old Bus Stand, near S.K. Inter College, Badaun.

However, during the inspection, the stock of Sypcoff-T syrup at the store was found to be nil, and no sale bills were produced on the spot. The mismatch between records and inventory raised suspicion regarding the distribution and disposal of the codeine-containing syrup.

Following the discrepancies, Drug Inspector Lavkush Prasad collected two samples of the suspected medicines, which have been sent to the Government Laboratory for analysis. Authorities stated that appropriate legal action will be taken after the lab report is received.

During the raids, three tractors carrying illegally mined soil were caught in the Faizganj Behta police station area. Two dumpers were seized in the Aaspur outpost region. Similarly, one dumper in the Sheikhupur outpost area and three tractor-trolleys near Kulchora village under Alapur police station were intercepted while transporting soil without any valid permits. Drivers failed to produce any mining-related documents when asked.

Officials reported that legal cases are being registered against the vehicle owners and strict action will follow. Media sources revealed that certain mining operators are extracting soil from fields during the night and selling it illegally. Videos of such activities have also gone viral on social media, prompting authorities to increase vigilance.

District Mining Officer Gulshan Kumar stated that the ongoing campaign aims to completely curb illegal mining in the district. He urged citizens to share any confidential information related to illegal mining on the official number 88875 34784. Since his posting in Badaun, continuous action by the department has created panic among illegal miners, forcing many to go underground.

Awarenss Rally Flagged Off by Officials

Following the signature campaign, an AIDS awareness rally was taken out from the college campus. The rally was jointly flagged off by the Project Director and the Chief Medical Officer. Students raised slogans promoting HIV/AIDS prevention and encouraged the community to adopt safe practices.

Seminar & Poster Competition Held; Students Felicitated

A seminar and poster-making competition were also organised on the occasion.
• Anamika secured the first prize,
• Vaishnavi stood second, and
• Sakshi won the third prize.

All winning students were presented with shields. College Principal Dr. Sarla Chakravarti and her staff were also honoured by Dr. Vinesh Kumar for their cooperation in hosting the event.---

‘Awareness Is the Only Protection,’ Say Experts

Addressing the seminar, Project Director Chaubey emphasised that HIV/AIDS remains a life-threatening disease with no cure, and awareness is the only effective protection.
District Tuberculosis Officer and District AIDS Programme Officer Dr. Vinesh Kumar highlighted this year’s national theme:
“Barriers Will Be Overcome; Strong Strike Against HIV & AIDS.”

He outlined the four primary modes of HIV transmission — infected blood transfusion, use of contaminated syringes, transmission from infected mother to child, and unsafe sexual contact.Safe Practices Must Be Followed: Health Officials

STS Brijesh Rathore urged students to ensure injections are taken only with new syringes and that blood is always procured from certified blood banks. He encouraged students to spread awareness to at least two families in their neighbourhood.

Principal Dr. Chakravarti stressed that HIV-positive individuals must not be discriminated against, reiterating that awareness and compassion are key to prevention.Large Participation from Faculty and Students

The event was conducted by Dr. Shilpi Tomar. Faculty members including Dr. Indu Verma, Dr. Shraddha Yadav, Dr. Shubhi Bhasin, Dr. Anita Singh, Dr. Preeti Verma, Dr. Shalu Gupta, and others along with NCC/NSS coordinators, rangers officers and health teams attended the programme in large numbers.

Brick-kiln conversion fees boost revenue

Officials said a major share of October’s revenue came from the conversion fee collected from brick kilns. Badaun district has 220 operational brick kilns, all of which require ordinary soil for raw brick production. To extract soil from agricultural fields, kiln owners must upload the plot (gatta) details on the online portal and obtain permission from the Mining Department.

The department verifies the land records, conducts on-site inspections, and grants approval only after confirming compliance with rules.

Permission rules and restrictions

For domestic use:
• Extraction using hand tools (fawda) permitted for 15 days – up to 33 tractor-trolleys
• Extraction using JCB machines permitted for 90 days

JCB machines are used for soil extraction at brick kilns.

Digging beyond 2 metres is strictly prohibited.

Violations may attract penalties ranging from ₹2 lakh to ₹5 lakh.

During the monsoon months—June, July and August—no soil excavation permissions are granted.

Use of 'Palothan' in firing chambers

To fire approximately 50 lakh bricks in a single cycle, brick kilns typically use three to four dumpers of ‘Palothan’, a crucial material in the brick-firing process.

With revenue collections rising steadily and enforcement becoming stricter, the Badaun Mining Department’s performance is being widely appreciated. Officials attribute the improved monitoring and transparency to the proactive approach of Officer Gulshan Kumar, whose tenure is proving instrumental in boosting departmental efficiency.

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Furthermore, if these workers do not renew their registration, they will not be able to avail of government schemes. The government has issued orders to ensure all workers renew their registration by November 15.

Sweta Garg emphasized that all construction-related workers must register and renew on the upbocw.in portal. Throughout the year, camps are organized to raise awareness among workers.

*Ongoing Schemes Include:*

- Child, Maternity, and Girl Child Assistance Scheme
- Construction Worker Death and Disability Assistance Scheme
- Atal Residential School Scheme
- Girl Child Marriage Assistance Scheme
- Sant Ravidas Education Promotion Scheme
- Prime Minister Labour Yogi Maan Dhan Pension Scheme
- National Pension Scheme, Traders, and more.

Sweta Garg also mentioned that representatives from trade unions, companies, and contractors are informed about the schemes, registration, and renewal processes. Despite this, a lack of awareness is hindering renewal. All workers are instructed to complete renewal by November 15, which will be carried out on a war footing through camps. She added that without renewal, workers will not benefit from government schemes. Renewal can be done by paying just 20 rupees annually at the common service center.

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The 'Bala Mela' featured rides, trampolines, and creative activities, bringing joy to the children. Teachers participated in the activities alongside the students.

Key Highlights:

- Special morning assembly conducted by teachers
- Children learned about Nehru's life and thoughts
- Managing Director Shivam Patel emphasized Nehru's dream of every child smiling
- Director Sejal Patel highlighted the importance of student happiness
- Principal Sandeep Pandey stressed the significance of teaching leadership and teamwork

The children enjoyed the mela, taking photos with teachers and receiving gifts.

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Sample Sent for Testing

The Mandhi Committee Sahaswan has sent the sample for testing to Mangalore Lab. The test report is expected in around 15 days. The seized goods have been released after the firm, Jem Aromatics Limited, deposited a bail amount of Rs 5,46,000.

The Mandhi Committee Sahaswan Secretary Prabhat Yadav stated that the sample was taken for testing, and further action will be taken based on the test report. If the goods are found to be synthetic mentha, action will be taken against the firm.

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During the raids, 6 tractors and 1 JCB were confiscated in Faizganj Behata police station, 1 loader and 1 tractor in Bhamed village of Bilsie, 1 JCB and 3 tractors in Musahjag area, 1 JCB and 2 tractors in Kadrchowk, and 1 tractor along with 1 loader in Dabtori area. These vehicles were handed over to the police stations. Their mining records were also requested, but the drivers could not produce any documents. The mining department states that cases are being registered against the vehicle owners for illegal mining.

Sources reveal that mining mafias are extracting soil from fields under cover of darkness and selling it illegally, with videos of such activities going viral on social media.

Gulshan Kumar, the District Mining Officer, mentioned that the purpose of these actions is to curb illegal mining, and similar campaigns will continue. He also encouraged locals to confidentially report any information related to illegal mining through official government numbers.

This initiative reflects the district administration’s strong resolve against illegal mining, and further actions are expected. Since the recent transfer of Gulshan Kumar as the new District Mining Officer in Badaun, such raids have become more frequent, causing panic among those involved in illegal mining activities.

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Program Schedule:

- November 2, 2025:
    - 12:00 PM: Inauguration of Rao Farms Hotel and Banquet, Dahgawan Chowk, Sahaswan, Badaun
    - Night stay at his residence, DM Road, Badaun
- November 3, 2025:
    - 9:00 AM: Meeting at Himanshu Bhawan, Shivpuri, Badaun
    - 10:30 AM: Program at Lavela Chowk, Badaun
    - 12:00 PM: Inauguration of Door-to-Door Yojana program, Nagar Palika Parishad, Badaun
    - 1:00 PM: Private program at B-638, Awas Vikas, Badaun

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Action Taken:
Fake Chenna Mithai worth Rs 2.52 lakh was destroyed on the spot.
The inspection team took strict action against the manufacturer, ensuring that no adulterated or fake food products are sold in the market.

Officials Present:
C.L. Yadav, Assistant Commissioner of Food
Bhagwat Saran, Food Safety Officer (FSO)
Khushi Ram, Food Safety Officer (FSO)

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Badaun (RNI) Following government directives, Brij Bihari Prasad, the former District Mining Officer of Badaun, has been transferred to Etawa. He has also assumed his new responsibilities there.

Meanwhile, Gulshan Kumar, transferred from Chandauli district, has taken charge as the new District Mining Officer in Badaun. His first joing in District chandauli as a Mining officer in 2023.

During the briefing, he stated that his primary focus will be on implementing government-sponsored schemes effectively and ensuring that public receives proper facilities from the department. 

He also emphasized that the department regularly conducts campaigns against illegal mining mafias, which will continue. Strict action will be taken according to the law against those involved in illegal mining activities

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During the program, the Principal of MotherPublic School, Dr. Deep Shikha, Advocate Syed Qasim, students, and all school drivers were invited. They were given detailed information about traffic regulations and took an oath to adhere to these rules. All attendees also pledged to follow traffic safety measures.

This initiative aimed to enhance traffic awareness among children and promote road safety, helping them stay safe in their daily lives.

On October 13, 2025, Drug Inspector Mr. Lovkush Prasad conducted raids on medical stores and private hospitals. During the operation, three samples, including two cough syrups, were collected from Gauri Farma, Mohalla Choudhary, Kali Road, Kotwali Police Station, Badaun. Additionally, during inspection at Batra Pharmaceuticals, Shop No. 01, Ground Floor, opposite Axis Bank, Railway Road, Civil Line Police Station,(Hospital a Dr. Ajeet pal Singh) a suspicious cough syrup sample was also taken.  

The collected samples have been sent for detailed analysis to the government laboratory after thorough inspection. Furthermore, the procurement and sale records of the involved medical store owners were also scrutinized. Once the test reports are received, appropriate legal action will be initiated.  

This action has been taken in connection with the recent child deaths believed to be linked to the consumption of counterfeit medicines and cough syrups. The administration’s firm crackdown sends a strong message against the circulation of hazardous and fake drugs.  

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Tauqeer Raza's representative, Shahnawaz, deposited Rs 30,522, India, including interest, totaling Rs 30,522. The loan was a fertilizer loan of Rs 5,055.60 taken by Tauqeer Raza before 1997. Shahnawaz submitted the payment to the bank on behalf of Tauqeer Raza, who is currently in jail in connection with the violence case.

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Samples Collected:
Shankar Parachun Store, Awas Vikas: A sample of mustard oil was collected.
Raju Gopi Chowk Kirana Store: A sample of dal was collected.
Guru Nanak Oil Mill, Ujhani: A sample of mustard oil was collected, and 200 liters of oil worth approximately Rs. 33,000 were seized.

Investigation Team:
- Assistant Commissioner, Food Safety - C. L. Yadav
- Chief Food Safety Officer - R P Singh
- Food Safety Officer - Pramod Kumar
- Food Safety Officer - Karan Singh
- Food Safety Officer - Mata Shankar Bind
- Food Safety Officer - Priya Tripathi

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