Lucknow

Viral video shows passengers standing in train's toilet due to mad rush inside passage at Lucknow's Charbagh station.

Habib says he was a ‘kar sevak’ and stayed in Ayodhya for 4-5 days from December 2, 1992 with “my group of people”. The Babari mosque was brought down on December 6, 1992, sparking a countrywide riot

As many as 35 cases of heinous crimes were registered against Upadhyay in Gorakhpur, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar and Lucknow

All the three were on the radar of the internal team of the SAI as they were involved in suspicious activities since their induction.

People, who have been praising the government for the development work in Ayodhya, said one should celebrate the transformation of the city and not observe any day that reminds them of the dark past

Enquiring about their health and well-being individually, the chief minister also asked about their families and since when they had been working in Uttarakhand

Cardiologist Dr Sameer Sarraf has been accused of overcharging patients, financial irregularities and using substandard pacemakers. He allegedly undertook family trips abroad funded by companies he bought the faulty equipment from

Afghanistan's journey in the ODI World Cup 2023 is no less than an interesting movie script and the coach has so far directed it impressively.

Collin Ackerman, the Netherlands, spoke to the media on the eve of the match and said the team feels lucky to have played a game at this venue. But the prime focus is on winning the game.

After his son died, the Mishra sat on a 'dharna' outside the institute, drawing the attention of the authorities

It was an absolute beauty from Kuldeep Yadav to get the better of England captain Jos Buttler.

Virat Kohli has scored 354 runs from five matches so far in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.

India vs England: According to Lucknow Traffic Police, the traffic diversions will be enforced from 8 am on Sunday

Taming the Kangaroos is tough but not impossible. The Netherlands need to come up with a foolproof plan to beat them at Kotla before they head back to Lucknow to face the Afghans.

While leaving Rampur jail on Sunday, Khan had told reporters that "anything" could happen to him and his son and they could be killed in an encounter

Australia bundled out Sri Lanka for a score of 209 runs at Lucknow, despite the Lankan Lions' good start to the innings thanks to their opening pair of Kushal Perera and Pathum Nissanka.