Anjali Mishra

A debate was held in the ongoing cultural annual cultural festival 'Abhivyakti' being organised by Christ Church College, on Thursday.

Child right's panel inspected the Naveen Kanya Girl's Hostel in the state capital on Sunday after its chairperson received a written complaint against hostel's warden.

A 25-year-old drunk man who thought his 36-year-old sister-in-law anjali mishra was complaining against him while speaking to her mother on phone allegedly thrashed her brutally on Friday morning

Celebrating completion of its 20 years, Jindal ladies club organized a fun-filled evening 'Masti aur Dhoom' for its members at the O P Jindal auditorium on Tuesday.

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that the religious conversion of girls “without their faith and belief in Islam” and “solely for the purpose of marriage” to Muslim boys could not be held valid.

The cyber cell of Lakhimpur Kheri police has seized 81 stolen mobile phones worth Rs 8.75 lakh and returned the phones to their respective owners.

All five students who fell ill after consuming polluted water and contaminated food at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Girls' Hostel have been discharged from JP Hospital on Friday.

City shuttler Salvi Shah captured the individual as well as the team gold in the badminton under-16 event at the ongoing Khel Mahakumbh.

Ahmedabad city does have a rich history of badminton. Keeping up the tradition, the city girls team participated in the under-17 badminton school games held in Gandhinagar recently and were crowned champions of the tournament.

Moved by the condition of a tribal village in Melghat, Dr Ashish Satav started the NGO MAHAN (M-Meditation, A-AIDS, Health, A-De-Addiction, N-Nutrition) in 1997.

As per the new guidelines of the HRD ministry, open-air auditoriums will be allowed to reopen from September 21 and this has sent a wave of happiness not only among the artistes, but also among the residents who have been longing for live performances and poetry recitals since the last five months. Museums and other open-air auditoriums are gearing up to open in the new normal.

State board’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Std X students appeared for their Maths 1 (Algebra) exam on Thursday. While it was easy-breezy for a few, others found it to be of moderate difficulty level. Most students concurred that the given time was sufficient to solve the paper.

Be it Awadhi cuisine, gatte ki sabji from Rajasthan, special Haryanvi tadka dal or delicacies from Bihar, research scholars at Lucknow University’s Golden Jubilee hostel are working on serving a ‘Mini India’ menu to the National Assessment Accreditation Council (NAAC) visiting the campus

The first shift exam is underway on Thursday. The exam was cancelled at 13 centres on Wednesday following technical glitches affecting over 8600 candidates.

For the first time in the country, with active support from the state government, National Teachers’ Congress is being organized under the guidance of MAEER’s MIT School of Government, Pune, and the event will be held on its campus on 23rd, 24th and 25th September.

Maharaj, 85, was undergoing treatment at a hospital in his native town and never recovered from a massive stroke he suffered a week ago.

The city students have produced impressive results in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examination.

‘Thumri’ has been reverberating the air in Hariharpur village for over three-and-a-half centuries now. The learning of this semi-classical but extremely popular form, along with its other versions, is all set to get formalized with the Uttar Pradesh government deciding to start a music college in the village.

Several readers, moved by the TOI report on the plight of a Nat community dancer, offered help to the woman, 20, who is being fed through her nose after losing a portion of her face to a bullet fired by a miscreant when she stopped dancing at a function to catch a breath in Chitrakoot. Heena needs about Rs 13 lakh for jaw recreation surgery, but her family has brought her home in Farrukhabad as they had no money left for treatment.