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Medical equipment from Mahakumbh Mela Central Hospital will be distributed across Uttar Pradesh to enhance patient care. Advanced technologies like AI-powered ICUs and language translation devices will be implemented in other hospitals.

A 35-year-old software employee, Devika, died by suicide at her residence in Raidurgam, allegedly due to harassment from her husband.

The UP government, via UPEIDA, is allotting industrial and logistics plots in Unnao, Hardoi, and Sambhal under the UPIMLC initiative. These plots offer top-tier infrastructure and connectivity, fostering a robust industrial ecosystem.

Recent gruesome murders in India include Himani Narwal, Shraddha Walkar, and Mahalakshmi, among others, with killers using shocking methods to dispose of bodies.

The Delhi Police challenged a court order to provide unrelied documents to Bibhav Kumar in the Swati Maliwal assault case. The next hearing is on March 11. Kumar, accused of assaulting Maliwal, was granted bail last year after the investigation and chargesheet were completed.

The Delhi High Court granted regular bail to Olympic wrestler Sushil Kumar in the Sagar Dhankar murder case. Arrested in 2021, Kumar had been in custody for over three and a half years.

PM Narendra Modi embarked on an exciting lion safari at Gir National Park on World Wildlife Day. He shared a stunning video capturing the majestic lions in their natural habitat. Calling it an 'unforgettable experience,' he highlighted the beauty of India’s wildlife. His visit aims to promote wildlife conservation and eco-tourism.

A man posing as a RAW officer duped five job seekers of ₹17 lakh, promising them intelligence agency roles. He issued fake appointment letters and created a bogus RAW portal. After disappearing, a case was filed under multiple fraud and forgery charges. Police are investigating.

PM Modi inaugurated Vantara, an animal rescue and conservation center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. He interacted with rescued animals, visited the wildlife hospital, and observed conservation efforts. Modi also extended wishes on World Wildlife Day, reaffirming India's commitment to biodiversity and wildlife preservation.

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has asserted that while calling a person “Miyan-Tiyan” and “Pakistani” may be in poor taste, it does not constitute a criminal offense under Section 298 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which penalizes deliberate acts intended to wound religious feelings.