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  • Uttar Pradesh: Yogi govt to soon appoint 33 Udyami Mitras to boost investment in UP

    Uttar Pradesh: Yogi govt to soon appoint 33 Udyami Mitras to boost investment in UP

    Invest UP has successfully completed the transparent selection process for 33 Udyami Mitras, aligning with CM Yogi’s vision

    Uttar Pradesh: The Yogi government is set to further enhance the ease of doing business in Uttar Pradesh by appointing 33 Udyami Mitras. In line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision to promote investment in the state, Invest UP has successfully completed the selection process for 20 newly created positions and 13 previously vacant posts. These Udyami Mitras will be appointed on a contractual basis for one year. 

    The selection process, which involved a written examination and interviews, was conducted with full transparency and based on merit. This new batch of Udyami Mitras follows CM Yogi’s earlier initiative in 2023 when 102 Udyami Mitras were deployed for the first time. Their role is to act as a crucial link between investors and the government, resolving challenges and ensuring smooth coordination.

    With the addition of 33 more Udyami Mitras, the state’s efforts to simplify the investment process and attract more entrepreneurs will gain further momentum, reinforcing Uttar Pradesh’s growing reputation as an investment-friendly destination.

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    Uttar Pradesh: 33 Udyami Mitras selected for one-year contract, training and appointments to follow soon

    The selected candidates can check their results by visiting the official website of Invest UP. The list of 33 successful candidates includes names like Pulkit Tyagi, Anshuman Pratap Singh, Pranav Mishra, Devesh Kumar Yadav, Santosh Rathore, Ujjwal Gaur, Shahrukh Salim, Divyans Kumar Ojha, Amol Tripathi, Atul Bajpai, Dilip Singh Tomar, Sudhanshu Singh, Tushar Singh, Lalit Mohan Joshi, Nupur Upadhyay, Shivangi Singh, Akash Kumar Rai, Ayush Gupta, Akshit Nautiyal, Kuldeep Singh, Toshendra Kumar Mishra, Rohit Kumar, Meet Madhur, Saurabh Kumar, Arpit Singh, Gaurav Raj Singh, Abhin Mishra, Kamod Singh Yadav, Durgesh Singh, Manish Tiwari, Puneet Sharma, Ishani Srivastava and Yashi Chauhan.  

    Additionally, Invest UP will also handle the training process for all these candidates, after which they will be ready for their appointments as Udyami Mitras.

  • Kolkata: Questions on CBI investigation even after witnesses, evidence and polygraph test!

    Kolkata: Questions on CBI investigation even after witnesses, evidence and polygraph test!

    Kolkata: Questions are being raised continuously on the CBI investigation in a complex and sensitive case going on in RG Kar Medical College. That this matter is not limited only to the legal and political real In fact the general public related to this has also started considering that even after a long investigation of 58 days, the statement of the witnesses and the CCTV footage and important procedures like polygraph test have been adopted. Then the CBI investigation is telling the same story which is the local police had already told this has raised up big question on this matter whether the CBI investigation is fair or not or is there something wrong in it?

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    What Kolkata police had told in just 24 hours. The CBI team took 58 days to tell the same truth. Whatever happened to the junior doctor at Kolkata’s RG kar Medical College hospital the CBI has first field a charge sheet in a special code in Kolkata in the case, this is exactly what the Kolkata police had said earlier according to the charge seat, the unit of the was rape not gang raped and there is only one of used in this crime- Sanjay Rai.

    CCTV footage truth or misinterpretation?

    CCTV footage is one of the most important evidence in this case which has been collected to investigate the recordings of several rooms in the crime scene and its surrounding areas, this footage can be helpful in authenticating the activities of the criminals and the events at the time of the case. Could Yet the public and some experts believe that the CCTV footage has not been captured properly and that many important clips have been ignored and are being misrepresented.

    CCTV footage is the most reliable way to verify the actual events and their accuracy in an investigation, but when doubts arise about it, questions are raised about the direction of the investigation and the process used in it

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    Kolkata: Trust in polygraph test?

    CBI in Kolkata has conducted light detector test of 12 people related to this case, the purpose of polygraph test is to check whether a person is lying in his statements or telling the truth. It is a scientific process, which is used. only then it is affected, when it is applied correctly, and its results are seen objectively.

    In this case, questions are also being raised regarding the results of the light detector test, that many people believe that the light detector test has been done only as a formality. And its results have not been taken seriously, whatever truth may have come out in this training is not being included in the investigation if the results of the light detector test have not been brought into the investigation properly, and this will compromise the impartiality of the investigation. But it has a deep impact.

  • Jammu and Kashmir: Omar Abdulla advice for better coordination with the center and the Governor

    Jammu and Kashmir: Omar Abdulla advice for better coordination with the center and the Governor

     Jammu and Kashmir: Formal CM says I hope the prime minister will be a normal person and will leave up to the promise of restoring statehood emphasize the need to improve relations with the people.

    Jammu and Kashmir is a special state of India whose political status and constitutional structure is quite different from other states of the country. Maintaining administrative and political stability in this sensitive region has always been a challenging task.

    Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah has suggested that the next chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir needs to build healthy and balance relationship with the central government and the Raj bhavan

    Jammu and Kashmir: Implicit in his advice is the importance of coordination between politics and administration, which is necessary not only for the development of the state bird also for the well-being and security of its citizen.

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    Jammu and Kashmir: Political situation and challenges

    The political history of Jammu and Kashmir is very complex, and politics here has always been marked by controversy and instability. After the removal of article 370 there where many changes in the situation of Jammu and Kashmir also this was a big political move, but it resulted in many new aspects in the politics and administration of the state. An important challenge is to take the state towards stability and development by creating coordination between the center and the Governor.

    Omar Abdulla who has been the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir understand. This situation is  very well he has always said that the chief minister of the state should maintain a positive and healthy relationship with the centre Government and the Governor to maintain stability in the state.

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    Jammu and Kashmir: why is coordination with the centre important?

    It is important for a chief minister to maintain good relation with the centre Government especially when the state is going through special situation. Given the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, it becomes even more important that there is coordination between the centre and state government. This is not only increase political stability but will also provide necessary resources and policies for peace and development in the state.

     

  • Uttar Pradesh: Kushinagar bananas winning hearts from Punjab to Kashmir

    Uttar Pradesh: Kushinagar bananas winning hearts from Punjab to Kashmir

    Uttar Pradesh: Kushinagar bananas, grown in the revered land of Buddha’s Mahaparinirvana and designated as a One District One Product (ODOP) by the Yogi government, have captivated taste buds from Punjab to Kashmir.

    From Uttar Pradesh to Bihar and Nepal: Kushinagar bananas gain widespread popularity 

    These sweet bananas are distributed widely to major cities such as Delhi, Meerut, Ghaziabad, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, and Bhatinda. Their popularity extends beyond Uttar Pradesh, with strong demand across all districts of the Gorakhpur division, as well as in Kanpur, Nepal, and Bihar, where they enjoy a dedicated fan base.

    According to Ashok Rai, in charge of the Kushinagar Krishi Vigyan Kendra, affiliated to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, local farmers grow bananas for both fruit and vegetable purposes, with 70% of the cultivation area dedicated to fruits and 30% to vegetables. 

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    The G-9 variety is most popular for consumption, while Robusta is preferred for vegetable use. Banana cultivation covers around 16,000 hectares in the district.

    Notably, banana cultivation and processing has surged in Kushinagar with the ODOP status granted to it by the Uttar Pradesh government.  Voluntary organizations are producing banana juice, chips, flour, pickles, and even products like mats, baskets, and slippers made from banana fiber. These products are seeing growing demand and enthusiasm. 

    Ashok Rai explains that in 2007, banana cultivation in Kushinagar was limited to just 500 hectares. Today, it has expanded 32 times to nearly 16,000 hectares with the ODOP designation. Additionally, the government subsidies approximately Rs 31,000 per hectare to farmers for cultivating bananas.

    Kushinagar, part of the Gorakhpur division, has a major market for fruits and vegetables. Initially, only a few farmers from Kushinagar would bring their bananas to sell in this market. Due to the high quality of the fruit, some traders from Gorakhpur began purchasing bananas directly from the farms in Kushinagar. 

    The bananas are being supplied to Delhi, Meerut, Ghaziabad, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, and Bhatinda 

    These traders, who had established connections with counterparts in Kashmir, Punjab, and Delhi to trade apples, kinnow, and other produce, helped spread the fame of Kushinagar bananas to distant markets. Today, Kushinagar bananas are supplied to major cities, including Kashmir, Bhatinda, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Kanpur, Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Meerut.

    Noticing the increasing interest of local farmers in banana cultivation, former District Magistrate Umesh Mishra initiated efforts to grant banana farming the status of an industry. He convened meetings with bankers and directed them to offer easy loans to banana growers through various central and state government schemes. 

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    Murlidhar Dixit from Sirsiyan Dixit and Mrityunjay Mishra from Bharwalia  are prominent banana farmers whose produce is distributed to major cities across the state and country through commission agents. According to them, the peak season for banana sales is just before Navratri, driven by the festive demand.

    Banana farming is labor-intensive. The process involves digging pits for planting, applying fertilizers, planting saplings, regular irrigation, crop protection, and harvesting of ripe fruit. Additionally, the tasks of loading, unloading, and transporting the produce generate significant employment opportunities.

    Dr S.P. Singh, a vegetable scientist at Krishi Vigyan Kendra Belipar (Gorakhpur), advises that the ideal time for planting bananas is in February or during July-August. To minimize risks, farmers cultivating on a large scale are advised to plant in both seasons.

     

  • Jammu and Kashmir Election: Congress leader Ghulam Ahmad Mir’s big claim “alliance in Jammu and Kashmir will cross 50”

    Jammu and Kashmir Election: Congress leader Ghulam Ahmad Mir’s big claim “alliance in Jammu and Kashmir will cross 50”

    Jammu and Kashmir: The political leaders are gradually taking action regarding the upcoming assembly election in Jammu and Kashmir. Every party is preparing for the elections at their own level and in this context senior Congress leader Ghulam Ahmed big claim. Is the alliance of Congress and its Alice can be more than 50 seats this time. The big medicine of me will not only work to fill the enthusiasm among the Congress workers but also points towards a new direction in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir.

    Jammu and Kashmir: Alliance of Congress and its allies

    Ahmed Mir said that Congress has strengthened its hold at the Grass root level in Jammu and Kashmir. And in the last few years there have been many ups and downs in the politics of Jammu and Kashmir and many new challenges have also come after the removal of article 370. The political situation here has improved a lot amidst these changes Congress and its Alice have strengthened their organizational structure and Ghulam Ahmed Mir says that in this election Congress will not contest alone but with its allies.

    Jammu and Kashmir: electoral strategy and public support

    According to Ghulam Ahmad Mir Congress and its allies have worked hard at the grassroot level he said that we have understood the problem of the people and made concrete plants to solve them. People of Jammu and Kashmir now want change in J&K they have claimed that the present government has not lived up to the expectations of the people. 

    Jammu and Kashmir

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    There has been a lot of change in the political situation in Jammu and Kashmir after the removal of article 370. After the central government abolished the special status of Jammu and Kashmir some parties have accepted the new challenges faced by the political parties here while some are still against it.

  • Uttar Pradesh: Banana emerges as a more profitable alternative to traditional crops in Purvanchal and Awadh regions with Yogi govt’s support

    Uttar Pradesh: Banana emerges as a more profitable alternative to traditional crops in Purvanchal and Awadh regions with Yogi govt’s support

    Uttar Pradesh: More and more farmers are taking to banana cultivation in these regions of  

    Farmers in Uttar Pradesh are increasingly turning to banana cultivation due to its status as a short-duration cash crop with consistent demand throughout the year. It is being grown extensively in districts such as Kushinagar, Gorakhpur, Deoria, Basti, Maharajganj, Ayodhya, Gonda, Bahraich, Ambedkarnagar, Barabanki, Pratapgarh, Amethi, Kaushambi, Sitapur, and Lakhimpur, covering areas like Purvanchal and Awadh.

    Uttar Pradesh: The Yogi government is providing a subsidy of around Rs 31,000 per hectare for banana cultivation. Additionally, the transparent distribution of agricultural equipment and subsidies on drip and sprinkler irrigation, along with solar pumps, have further encouraged farmers to adopt cash crops like bananas.

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    Traditionally, banana farming was concentrated in South India. However, decades ago, cultivation spread to Bhusaval and surrounding areas in Maharashtra, making the Bhusaval banana synonymous with the region. Over time, Bihar’s Naugachia bananas gained popularity, particularly in markets across North India, prompting farmers in Kushinagar, near Bihar, to cultivate it on a large scale.

    According to data from the Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture, Rahmankheda, Lucknow, India produces approximately 3.5 crore metric tonnes of bananas annually, with a cultivation area of about 9,61,000 hectares across the country.

    India and Uttar Pradesh banana production in Uttar Pradesh

    Uttar Pradesh: In Uttar Pradesh alone, banana cultivation spans around 70,000 hectares, with the total production of 3.172 lakh metric tonnes and an average yield of 45.73 metric tonnes per hectare.

    Bananas hold significant value, not only economically, but also for their religious and nutritional importance. No religious ritual is considered complete without the use of bananas or banana leaves. 

    In addition to being a popular daily breakfast item, bananas are often consumed during fasts. The fruit is also increasingly used for various co-products, including items made from both raw and ripe bananas, as well as fiber from the stem.

    While many seasonal fruits are available only during specific months, bananas are among the few fruits available year-round. Unlike most fruits that need to be washed or cut, bananas are easy to consume by simply peeling the skin, making them a convenient choice for many.

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    Uttar Pradesh: Banana is very important not only economically but also religiously and nutritionally

    According to T. Damodaran, Director of the Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture, bananas are highly important from a nutritional standpoint. Rich in potassium, they are also a good source of carbohydrates, fiber, antioxidants, and vitamin B-6. 

    Potassium plays a crucial role in heart health, particularly in managing blood pressure. A potassium-rich diet helps in controlling blood pressure and can reduce the risk of hypertension, potentially lowering the chance of heart disease by 27%.

    Prabhat Kumar Shukla, Principal Scientist at the Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture, emphasizes that the vitamin B-6 found in bananas is easily absorbed by the body. A medium-sized banana can meet approximately one-fourth of the daily requirement for this vitamin. 

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    Vitamin B-6 is essential for the production of red blood cells, the metabolism of carbohydrates and fats, and converting these into energy. It also helps remove unwanted chemicals from the liver and kidneys, while maintaining a healthy nervous system.

  • Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Derogatory remarks against deities, great men, or saints of any caste, or faith are unacceptable, but anarchy in the name of protest will also not be tolerated.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Derogatory remarks against deities, great men, or saints of any caste, or faith are unacceptable, but anarchy in the name of protest will also not be tolerated.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated on Monday that while derogatory remarks against deities, great figures, or saints of any caste, religion, or sect are unacceptable, anarchy in the name of protest will not be tolerated either.

    During a review of the law-and-order situation with the Chief Secretary, DGP, Additional Chief Secretary Home, and other senior officials ahead of the upcoming festivals, the Chief Minister emphasized the need to respect the beliefs of all sects.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Gratitude towards great figures is essential, but cannot be enforced

    “Every citizen should have a sense of gratitude towards great figures, but this cannot be imposed on anyone,” he said.

    The Chief Minister emphasized that anyone who tampers with faith or makes derogatory remarks against great men, deities, or sects will be dealt with strictly under the law and punished. He also stressed that people of all religions and sects must show mutual respect.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Increase foot and PRV 112 patrolling in crowded areas.

    He made it clear that anarchy, vandalism, or arson in the name of protest will not be tolerated, warning that anyone attempting such actions will face consequences.

    Directing the police administration, the Chief Minister instructed that every district and police station must ensure the Sharidya Navratri and Vijayadashami festivals are celebrated in an atmosphere of joy, peace, and harmony.

    “Identify those who seek to disrupt the environment and take strict action. Deal firmly with anyone acting against the law,” he ordered.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Any attempt to tamper with faith will be met with strict legal action and punishment

    The Chief Minister, while issuing instructions for ensuring women’s safety, stressed that foot and PRV 112 patrolling should be increased in crowded areas. He emphasized that the safety and convenience of women and girls must be a priority, and all departments should work together to achieve this goal.