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56 dead in 48 hours as heavy rain wreaks havoc across UP, 1,000 houses damaged (opens the original)
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Uttar Pradesh recorded 97.6 mm rainfall in the 48 hours from September 25 morning to September 27 morning, against a cumulative average of 4.5 mm, as heavy rain and storms claimed 56 lives and injured 46 people across the state in that time period, officials said. More than 1,020 houses were damaged and 107 animals died due to rain-related incidents during the period, relief commissioner Hrishikesh Bhaskar Yashod said, adding that excessive rainfall was recorded in 56 of the state’s 75 districts
Severe floods across India claim 18 lives, displace thousands amid heavy monsoon rains (opens the original)
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Heavy downpours across eastern and central India in the last 48 hours claimed at least 18 lives and damaged crops and property, and triggered widespread floods, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people. At least 17 people were killed, and five others were injured as extremely heavy rainfall lashed several parts of Uttar Pradesh in the last 48 hours as monsoon activity intensified across the state on its retreat. Sixty-three of the state’s 75 districts recorded above-normal rainfall, with th
24-hr downpour in Lko delivers monsoon’s parting punch (opens the original)
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LUCKNOW Relentless and non-stop showers lashed Lucknow for nearly 24 hours, starting Thursday evening and extending straight through Friday evening, leaving major parts of the city thoroughly drenched. The Lucknow airport Met station recorded a staggering 86.6mm of rainfall in 12 hours, from 8:30am to 8.30pm on Friday, following an initial 10.5mm logged in the 24 hours leading up to Friday morning, the weatherman said. The state government put the district administrations on alert in view of the
21,000 students, 2,900 beds: LU’s hostel capacity fails to keep pace with student growth (opens the original)
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For every hostel bed at the century-old Lucknow University (LU), there are several students waiting for one. With around 21,000 students enrolled across its two campuses but accommodation for only 2,900, the university’s widening hostel gap has come into sharper focus after the collapse of a five-storey paying guest (PG) building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan on September 6. LU, for the moment, is looking to the Uttar Pradesh government to bridge the gap. A proposal for a 350-seater girls’ hostel has
No uniforms this year: UP govt defers dress code plan for universities, colleges (opens the original)
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In a rethink of its May decision, the Uttar Pradesh government has deferred its plan to make uniforms or colour-coded dress mandatory in universities and degree colleges, fearing that introducing the system after the academic session has begun could trigger student unrest. The government will now reconsider introducing uniforms from the next academic session. Higher education minister Yogendra Upadhyaya said on Saturday that the decision was taken as the new academic session had already begun an
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