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Prime Minister Narendra Modi LUCKNOW: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was on a visit to Gujarat on Wednesday to assess the impact of Cyclone Tauktae, lauded measures taken by the UP government in his parliamentary constituency, Varanasi, to battle the pandemic. As per reports, Modi said, Varanasi did not go into extreme lockdown, but preferred to work on micro-containment zones and this helped contain positivity. Sources said, the PMO has been keeping a tab on Covid management and former bureaucrat and Modi aide, A K Sharma, has been camping in Kashi since April, when second wave struck. ...

Christian graveyard at Chaukaghat in Varanasi. VARANASI: The Covid-19 pandemic has transformed life beyond imagination, blurred religious traditions and changed centuries-old rituals of performing last rites in the city of salvation — Kashi. Some members from the Christian community, who lost the battle to the deadly virus, are not burying the dead. Instead, they are adopting the Hindu tradition of cremating the bodies on ghats of the Ganga and taking the ashes in urns to the graveyard for entombment. Coffins are missing, funerals are mute and caution against Covid is the key for the Chri...

Varanasi: The second wave of Covid-19 is coming under control, but some experts have warned of a third wave that would affect children and newborns mo.

Kashi Joins 1% for the Planet, Strengthening Commitment to Environmental Causes The Legacy Breakfast Brand Pledges To Donate 1% of Annual Sales for a Better World News provided by Share this article Kashi, a pioneer in natural foods, announces that it has officially joined 1% for the Planet, committing to the donation of 1% of Kashi annual sales to nonprofit organizations that support a variety of environmental causes. Kashi is dedicated to making eating well easy through foods that are better for both people and for our planet. As part of Kashi's partnership with 1% for the Planet, the two ...

Kashi, Mathura Are Not About The Past; They Symbolise An Iconoclasm That Continues Even Today by R Jagannathan - Apr 12, 2021 11:01 AM The Gyanvapi mosque. (Wikimedia Commons) Snapshot Kashi and Mathura are not instances of Muslim iconoclasm and temple vandalism from some time in the distant past where despotic rulers had no compunctions about targeting Hindus. These problems are extant today in many parts of the Indian sub-continent. A Varanasi district court’s order asking the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to check if there was a destroyed temple under the Gyanvapi mosque has r...