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    ‘Virasat Mein Satta Mil Sakti Hai, Buddhi Nahi’: CM Yogi’s Jibe at Akhilesh Yadav over infiltration
    Quake risk beneath the plains: IIT-Kanpur study flags Liquefaction threat in Kanpur, Prayagraj

    A 17-year study by IIT-Kanpur warns that parts of Kanpur and Prayagraj face serious damage risk from a strong earthquake due to highly liquefiable, water-saturated alluvial soil along the Ganga belt. Researchers found loose sandy layers extending up to 30–40 metres deep in some pockets, which could destabilise buildings and infrastructure during intense tremors.

    Kanpur horror: 14-year-old gang-raped, YouTuber arrested, sub-inspector flees; DCP removed for distorting facts

    Kanpur gang-rape case: A 14-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and gang-raped in Kanpur. A YouTuber has been arrested, and a police sub-inspector is being sought. Senior police officials have been removed and suspended due to alleged lapses and misrepresentation of facts. The victim's family accused local police of a cover-up. Investigations are ongoing with strict action promised against all guilty parties.

    Rajnath Singh acknowledges nation's unwavering respect for soldiers on Armed Forces Veterans' Day

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh marked Armed Forces Veterans' Day in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, praising the nation's enduring gratitude for its soldiers. Singh acknowledged the universal affection citizens hold for the military, saluting ex-servicemen on behalf of the nation. Emphasizing Kanpur's military significance, Singh recounted its role in the 1857 freedom struggle and highlighted Lakshmi Sehgal's connection. The event aimed to scale up Veterans' Day celebrations, urging Chief Ministers/Lieutenant Governors to participate. The day, observed annually on January 14, commemorates Field Marshal KM Cariappa's formal retirement in 1953, celebrated since 2016.

    Maharashtra govt signs pact with UK museum for loan of Chhatrapati Shivaji's 'Tiger Claws'

    The Maharashtra government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum in London for a 17th-century weapon believed to have belonged to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to be exhibited in India. The MoU sets out the details of a three-year loan agreement for the unique pair of Tiger Claws or wagh nakh in the V&A collection.

    Victoria and Albert Museum agrees to loan Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's iconic 'Tiger Claws' for 3 years

    The Victoria and Albert Museum is set to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Maharashtra government, allowing India to showcase the 17th-century 'Tiger Claws' weapon for a period of 3 years in Mumbai. These claws were believed to have been used by the Maratha leader, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, in a historic battle. The exact history of the claws is unclear, but they are currently held at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

    The Economic Times
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