Executive meet: SGPC to establish press in US to publish ‘saroops’ of Guru Granth Sahib

The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has decided to establish a press in Tracy City, California, USA to publish holy scriptures of Guru Granth Sahib. The press will be set up in conjunction with a religious preaching centre, and gurdwaras will also be established in Tracy City and Yuba City. The SGPC also announced plans to digitize the Sri Guru Ramdas Library in the Golden Temple complex and create a separate website for important books. Additionally, the committee approved a campaign to make Amritsar city clean and green.

UP Oppn backs govt on Op Sindoor, terms action glorious

Opposition parties Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party support the government's Operation Sindoor, praising the Indian Army's targeted strike on nine terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan and PoK, following the Phalgam terror attack.

Operation Abhyas: Gurugram carries out drill to test air raid preparedness

Gurugram conducted a comprehensive civil defence drill simulating an air raid, testing emergency preparedness across five city locations. Participants practiced evacuation, rescue, and blackout protocols, demonstrating coordinated response and community readiness under official supervision.

UP govt to deploy 131 specially-trained police personnel at Noida Airport

The Uttar Pradesh government is deploying 131 trained police personnel at the Noida International Airport in Jewar to manage immigration services. This team, consisting of inspectors and constables, is undergoing specialized training to meet international standards. Their preparation includes handling immigration-related crimes and ensuring smooth airport operations, with the first phase of the airport expected to open soon.

Op Sindoor: UP CM, dy CMs praise action, salute valour

UP political leaders praised Operation Sindoor, an Indian Army strike on terrorist sites in Pakistan, following the Pahalgam attack. They hailed the operation as a bold response, expressing pride in the military's courage and commitment to national security.

Hathras prof held for sexually harassing students denied bail

A Hathras college professor was denied bail for sexually harassing and blackmailing around 12 female students. Accused of recording 59 obscene videos, Kumar exploited students for two decades, using gifts and threats to manipulate victims.

MUDA case: Court expresses displeasure over Lokayukta IO seeking adjournment

A Special Court expressed dissatisfaction with the Lokayukta Investigation Officer's request for adjournment in the MUDA case, involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his family. The judge noted the complainant's concerns over delays and ordered the IO to submit a detailed report. The case involves allegations of improper land allotment to Siddaramaiah's wife. The next hearing is set for May 29.

Suspecting infidelity, man kills wife in front of 4-year-old son in Baghpat

In Baghpat, a man killed his wife by slitting her throat in front of their 4-year-old son, suspecting infidelity. He confessed to the crime and was arrested. The couple had a troubled marriage marked by frequent arguments and alleged domestic abuse.

Assess progress in aspirational districts, development blocks: CM Yogi to officials

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed officers to assess progress in aspirational districts and development blocks, highlighting six UP districts' top national performance and emphasizing continuous monitoring, accountability, and inclusive development strategies.

Stop demolition of Madrasi Camp, eviction of residents: CPI(M) to Delhi govt

The CPI State Committee has called on the Delhi government to halt the demolition of Madrasi Camp in Jangpura, labeling it "illegal." The camp, home to over 400 families for 60 years, is on the DUSIB's slums list and eligible for protection under the NCT of Delhi Special Provisions Act. The party criticized the eviction notices and lack of proper rehabilitation, urging transparency in the process.

Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind backs ‘Operation Sindoor’, pledge support for nat’l security

Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind fully supports 'Operation Sindoor', pledging national unity against terrorism. Leaders from various Muslim organizations condemned Pakistan's actions, affirming India's sovereignty and promising solidarity with armed forces in responding to cross-border threats.

BrahMos missile production set to begin in Lucknow

BrahMos missile production to begin in Lucknow, with a ₹300 crore unit inaugurating on May 11. The facility will create 500 direct jobs, boost defence manufacturing, and strengthen India's strategic capabilities through a joint India-Russia venture.

After Operation Sindoor, Punjab’s border districts put on high alert

Punjab on high alert after India's missile strikes on Pakistan. Border districts prepared for potential retaliation. Public events cancelled. AAP minister Aman Arora assures state's readiness and calls for public cooperation and vigilance.

Six school students killed as vehicle collides with truck in Patiala

Six school students and their driver died in a tragic collision with a tipper truck near Patiala while returning home. Twelve children were in the vehicle, with three critically injured. The truck driver fled the scene and is being sought by police.

Op Sindoor: Beating Retreat ceremonies at three border checkposts in Punjab cancelled

In response to precision strikes on terror sites in Pakistan, BSF cancelled Beating Retreat ceremonies at three Punjab border checkposts. The daily flag-lowering continues, with roads barricaded and visitor movement restricted following Operation Sindoor.

Akal Takht condemns Pakistani shelling on Poonch gurdwara

Akal Takht condemned Pakistani shelling on Poonch gurdwara, which killed four Sikhs, including a raagi. The jathedar urged both governments to resolve disputes peacefully, highlighting the human cost of cross-border tensions since 1947.