Mayank Shukla

A car driver in Bareilly received a thousand rupee fine for not wearing a helmet. This happened after a police sub-inspector stopped his vehicle. The driver now wears a helmet inside his car. He has appealed to the Chief Minister for action. Police are investigating the incident.

A nearly decade-old, Rs 73 crore multi-speciality hospital in Bareilly remains largely non-functional due to staff shortages, despite being fully constructed. While OPD services are available, crucial facilities like inpatient wards and surgeries are unused. A proposal for a Public-Private Partnership is now being considered to make the facility operational.

A rocking fresher bash was organised by the seniors of a prominent management institute for their juniors.

Members of MIDC Industries Association came together to celebratetheir foundation day in Nagpur

Consumer activists Pratap Hogade and RB Goenka appealed to consumers to not be misled by the 20% reduction in power rates announced by government, and instead gear up for a massive agitation.

Mayank Shukla and his son Manish Chauhan from Ryan International School, Indore will represent the city in the national finals to be held in September 2013.

At the 30th Foundation Day of the MIDC Industries Association, many of the city's industrialists trooped in to celebrate the occasion

Businessmen of the city and members of MIDC Industries Association (MIA) were seen having a fun filled and merry time at their annual post Diwali meet.

We recently saw members of the MIDC Industries Association in a chilled out mode at a post Diwali do. NT got the pulse of this party, which was high on fun and camaraderie.

The cycle yatra organised by the Samajwadi Party on Thursday threw traffic of gear in various parts of the city.

The state environment department's move to relax river regulation zone (RRZ) norms for Nag River stretch passing through MIDC Hingna will directly benefit 209 units.

The formula for providing incentives has been changed, which is being hailed by the industries.

Nagpur got its share of the Gujrati tadka at the wedding reception of Aditya Patel and Kesha Vekharia.

The EPFO Nagpur office organized an awareness programme on the Employees Provident Fund Scheme.

The group of four minor children who had gone missing on December 3 from Aliganj have been traced.The four led by a 22-year-old youth identified as Shivam, had gone to Mumbai and Nashik.

Taking cognizance of a criminal writ petition filed by one Priya Shukla, the Allahabad high court ordered officer incharge of Pheelkhana police station, Kanpur nagar, to appear in person in the court on December 17 to explain as to why proper action had not been taken against the accused, and what steps had been taken by the police to protect the life of the petitioner.

The faculty of a well known coaching institute decided to celebrate the success of their students.

In Nagpur, MIDC's Hingna estate established in the early 1970s is the worst sufferer as it grapples with the problem which has only worsened over the years.Any vacant space at Hingna is used as a dump yard.

An interstate gang of thieves that had installed ATM skimmer devices across multiple ATMs in the city was busted on Saturday.

Playback singer, Amit Mishra, known for chartbusters like Manma Emotion Jaage, Sau Tarah Ke, Bulleya, Radio, Galti Se Mistake, Ding Dang, Suno Ganpati Bappa Morya and Allah Duhai Hai, among others, is overwhelmed by the popularity of his latest song, Fikar Not, from Chhichhore.

Former students of National Institute of Technology, Patna (NITP) and the erstwhile Bihar College of Engineering (BCE) walked down the memory lane at a joint alumni meet held on Sunday.

Son of a sub divisional magistrate (SDM) was shot dead in Hardoi on Monday over a property dispute.

Former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam would confer degree certificates on the passing-out students of National Institute of Technology, Patna (NITP) at its third annual convocation to be held in the state capital on Sunday.

Activists and citizens concerned about the environment have formed a group called 'Chipko Bareilly' to save around “500 trees” in the city, which they claim will soon be felled for a road expansion project.