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Brighter, lighter, smarter: Traffic cops design new look for themselves (opens the original)
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When the rain comes pouring down, traffic cops are among those who cannot duck for cover. They remain at busy crossings, stand in the middle of traffic and ride between deployment points, directing vehicles, as the rain turns roads into a blur of headlights, umbrellas and splashing tyres. This monsoon, though, traffic cops have a new layer of protection and it has a bit of their own design thinking woven in. The Lucknow traffic department has introduced 800 newly designed raincoats, with the des
Unnao realtor murder: Driver orchestrated cover-up, used victim’s phone to fake he was alive (opens the original)
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The driver of murdered Unnao-based realtor Dhirendra Pratap Singh, 45, allegedly orchestrated a cover-up by using the victim’s mobile phone to send misleading text messages to his wife, police investigations have revealed. The accused, Ravi Tiwari, allegedly attempted to create the illusion that the realtor was alive and delayed at a mall. According to DCP (south) Md Mushtaq, Tiwari allegedly sent messages from Dhirendra’s phone to his wife after the murder, suggesting that he was partying with
US-based Lucknow couple untraceable six days after Nepal flash floods (opens the original)
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What began as a pilgrimage to Kailash Mansarovar has turned into an anxious wait for a Lucknow family whose two members—a couple living in the US (Overseas Citizens of India)—were among those in Nepal when the August 26 flash flood hit the country. Deepak Ahuja, 60, and his wife Madhu Ahuja, 57, had been in Nepal for 14 days with Isha Sacred Walks group S3. They were travelling with three-four relatives, who had come from Texas in the United States for pilgrimage with an Indian group, and were r
SBI employee's rampage in Lucknow: Wife shot at office, sister killed at home, then suicide (opens the original)
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A 37-year-old bank employee allegedly shot dead his estranged 33-year-old wife, also a banker, outside her office in Lucknow on Thursday, and later killed his sister before shooting himself, police said. According to police, at 12.05 pm, the wife, Divya Mishra, reached the Gomti Nagar branch of ICICI Bank , along with her colleague, in her car. Divya worked there as a relationship manager. Her husband, Manas Bajpayee, an assistant manager at a regional business office of the State Bank of India,
Kanwariyas attack school van in Lucknow; cops say FIR against 3 unidentified men (opens the original)
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A small group of Kanwariyas threw stones at a Maruti van ferrying school children in Lucknow’s Chowk area on Monday morning, prompting parents to demand action against the culprits. According to a complaint submitted by family members of the students, the incident took place when the van carrying young students of Emma Thompson School, Lalbagh was passing through the Kamad area under the Chowk police station limits. Satendra Dwivedi, a parent said the children did not sustain any injuries in the
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