Sanjay Pandey is a journalist based in India, currently writing for Deccan Herald. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, crime, social issues, and current events. Sanjay's work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, showcasing his versatility as a journalist.
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By: Sanjay Pandey
Subhash, a 34-year-old engineer, died by suicide in Bengaluru on Monday, allegedly due to harassment by his estranged wife and her family members. A case of abetment to suicide has been filed against Nikita Singhania and her relatives.
By: Sanjay Pandey
He also defended the remarks of the Allahabad HC judge Shekhar Yadav, who openly advocated for a common civil code, and said that the opposition gave impeachment notice to him for saying so.
The decision to re-open the riots cases follows chief minister Yogi Adityanath's remarks in the state assembly on Monday that 184 Hindus were killed in the 1978 communal riots, which had lasted for more than two months.
By: Sanjay Pandey
The streets of Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut town, witnessed the funny side of the baldness treatment, when hundreds of people made a beeline before some apparent quacks, who claimed to have a ‘miracle oil', which, if applied, resulted in re-growth of hair.
By: Sanjay Pandey
Reports said that scores of saffron activists reached the spot after pictures of the ‘ancient’ temple went viral on social media platforms and demanded that its lock be opened forthwith to allow them to offer ‘puja’ there.
By: Sanjay Pandey
Saffron activist Ram Bachan Singh had complained on the chief minister’s portal that the Madni Masjid was built after encroaching the government land and had demanded a survey of the same.
By: Sanjay Pandey
He said that the descendants of these people (temple destroyers) would not have faced such hardships had they not destroyed and desecrated temples. ‘'Their clan will be extinct… only Sanatan Dharma can establish peace in the world,’' he added.
On Friday, a four-member team of the ASI surveyed the recently-discovered Shri Kartik Mahadev temple, five pilgrimage sites and 19 'koops' (wells).
By: Sanjay Pandey
'The Dalits, deprived and other weaker sections worship Ambedkar like a god… the disrespect shown to him by Amit Shah has hurt the people….the people are angry,' she said.
With the next assembly elections in the politically crucial state of Uttar Pradesh only two years away, the Maha Kumbh holds special significance for saffron-clad UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath, considered to be the poster boy of hardcore Hindutva.
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