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After mid-day highlighted locals’ woes, officials say issue will be resolved

Pilgrims visiting Varanasi for the Mangla Aarti of Kashi Vishwanath will now have to book tickets online. On-spot window ticket booking has been stopped, and tickets must be booked at least 24 hours in advance. Find out more about this change.

Nearly 13 crore pilgrims, including 16,000 foreign devotees, have visited the Kashi Vishwanath Dham corridor in Uttar Pradesh since it was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, two years ago.The corridor was inaugurated by PM Modi on ...

The Yogi government's unwavering commitment to enhancing accessibility and amenities for devotees at Kashi Vishwanath Dham has resulted in a remarkable surge in visitor numbers, with over 13 crore devotees, thronging the sacred site in last two years

Furious residents say construction in adjacent plot hampered their building, finally leading to safety wall’s collapse six months ago

As per the civic disaster management report, the incident occurred around 4.48 pm during the plinth work of the building under construction, leading

Fed up with cycle of complaints and sewerage cleaning, Kannamwar Nagar residents demand and upgraded system but BMC, MHADA throw up hands, toss responsibility t

The decision comes into effect following the directions issued by Maharashtras Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. The minister had recently, at a NAREDCO conference, voiced concern over the level of interest charged by the state governments housing body from realty developers and had stated the need to lower the same to bring it at par with that of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM).

According to fire officials, the blaze started around 9.32pm and the intensity of the fire increased as it reached the third floor of the building, where the deceased, Nalini Shah and her son Hiren, were staying with their joint family.

Envisaged as the solution to make Mumbai “slum free”, rehab houses and transit camps for slum residents are cutting corners when it comes to fire safety