Umesh Raghuvanshi is a Senior Associate Editor for Hindustan Times, focusing on local news in Uttar Pradesh, specifically in the city of Lucknow. With a keen interest in politics and governance, Umesh covers a wide range of topics including legislative sessions, government policies, and social issues affecting the region.
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By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
Lucknow, Dec. 10 -- Despite Congress and Samajwadi Party leaders asserting that "all is well" with their alliance, an ongoing exchange of verbal
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
There has also been apparent unease between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party over handling of the Sambhal violence issue and the changed seating arrangement in the Lok Sabha
“The Samajwadi Party has a strong and cordial relationship with the TMC...We are constituents of the INDIA bloc and our support to TMC does not affect our relationship with the Congress and the Congress-SP alliance,” said Samajwadi Party spokesman Rajendra Chaudhary
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
Lucknow, Dec. 11 -- The Samajwadi Party's (SP) backing of All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Mamata Banerjee for the leadership of the INDIA bloc is unlikely to affect the Congress-Samajwadi Party alliance in U.P....
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
The issues of violence in Sambhal and Baharaich, the law and order situation and the state government's move to present a second supplementary budget for 2024-2025 despite “low utilisation of funds” by some of the major departments are set to be in focus.
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
The size of the second supplementary budget is 2.42% of the state’s annual budget of ₹7.36 lakh crore.
Taking strong exception to the heavy losses being incurred by 21 of 37 PSUs , the CAG has suggested that the state government reviews the performance of all these companies
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
Lucknow, Dec. 21 -- : The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has expressed concern over the increasing tendency to borrow funds, which has led
By: Umesh Raghuvanshi
Lucknow, Dec. 22 -- Two projects -- a tourist complex and a multi-level parking facility - have remained incomplete in Etawah district's Saifai
The state government’s tourism department had approved the construction of the tourist complex at Saifai (in March 2016) at an estimated cost of ₹28.93 crore and a multi-level parking there at an estimated cost of ₹41.89 crore (January 2017).
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