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
'It appears that the server of the examination lab was tampered with,' said a senior police official in Meerut.
The desertion of the Dalits has alarmed the BJP. The party has decided to embark upon a massive Dalit outreach programme in the state.
By: Sanjay Pandey
UP official drowns in Ganga as diver waited for online money transfer to complete
By: Sanjay Pandey
Forcing husband to live in separate room is cruelty, says Allahabad High Court grating divorce to husband
By: Sanjay Pandey
The court had earlier reserved its ruling in the matter. Lucknow: A Varanasi court on Friday rejected a plea by the Hindu side to stop ‘namaz' (prayer) on the roof of the Gyanvapi Mosque's ‘tehkhana' (cellar).
By: Sanjay Pandey
The railway employee, identified as Prashant Kumar, a resident of Samastipur in Bihar, who was travelling from Siwan to Delhi in Humsafar Express
Although the alleged incident happened last month, it came to light on Thursday, when the police and the district education officials were informed about the same by the parents of the girls.
By: Sanjay Pandey
The chief minister referred to a story from the Hindu mythology regarding Adi Shankaracharya's encounter with Lord Shiva in Varanasi to buttress his contention.
By: Sanjay Pandey
'Akhilesh Yadav may go to Jammu & Kashmir to campaign in favour of the SP nominees if the state unit of the party so desires,' a senior SP leader said here on Monday.
By: Sanjay Pandey
According to the sources in the state animal husbandry department, the fluorescent tapes of different colours would be fitted on the horns and necks
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