Lucknow: Women from Rahim Nagar in Uttar Pradesh's capital are voicing their distress as their homes, shops, and flats within a 3 Kilometre radius of the Kukrail River are marked for demolition under the Kukrail River Front Scheme.
Residents are questioning why their homes were allowed to be constructed in the first place if they were to be demolished later. They highlight that they have been paying home taxes, electricity, and water bills, yet now face eviction with no clear relocation plan.
Many recall the initial excitement when the BJP, under leaders like Narendra Modi and Yogi Adityanath, came to power, believing it to be a victory for Hindus. Now, they feel betrayed as their homes are marked for demolition by the very government they supported.
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Mangaluru: Senior journalist, storyteller, and news editor of Vartha Bharati, B.M. Basheer, will release his new book titled Agnipath on Saturday, May 10, at a special event to be held in Mangaluru.
The book release programme is being jointly organised by Kavita Prakashan, Mysore, and the Kannada Department of St Aloysius Deemed University. It will take place at 3:30 pm at the Sahodaya Auditorium of the university campus near Bavutagudde.
The book Agnipath, published by Kavita Prakashan Mysore, will be released by noted thinker and columnist Shivasundar. Senior writer Vasudeva Belle will introduce the work to the audience.
The event will be presided over by renowned author Chandrakala Nandavar. St Aloysius Deemed University Vice Chancellor Rev. Dr. Praveen Martis and Ganesh Amingad from Kavita Prakashan are expected to attend the function, as per the official announcement.