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Over 40 Girl Students Hospitalised After Falling Ill During Tiranga Yatra in Deoria

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  Over 40 Girl Students Hospitalised After Falling Ill During Tiranga Yatra in Deoria TOK NEWS NETWORK  Deoria (Uttar Pradesh): More than 40 girl students were hospitalised after they reportedly complained of dehydration and fell ill during a Tiranga Yatra organised in Deoria on Thursday ahead of Independence Day, officials said. According to the information available, several students participating in the procession developed health-related complaints and were taken to hospital for medical treatment. The district administration and health department were alerted following the incident and arrangements were made for the treatment and monitoring of the affected students. The response was carried out under the direction of Deoria District Magistrate Madhusudan Hulgi, with the Chief Development Officer and health department officials and staff deployed to oversee the situation. The students are currently under medical observation and receiving necessary treatment, officials said....

Grand Tiranga rally held in Padrauna, draws large participation

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  Grand Tiranga rally held in Padrauna, draws large participation TOK NEWS NETWORK Padrauna (Uttar Pradesh): A grand Tiranga rally was organised in Padrauna of Kushinagar district with the participation of public representatives, students, women, senior citizens and local residents. The rally, organised with the support of the district administration, began from Maharana Pratap Chowk in Padrauna Sadar and proceeded towards the Higher Secondary School. MP Vijay Kumar Dubey, Sadar MLA Manish Jaiswal, Khadda MLA Vivekanand Pandey, Backward Classes Commission member Phoolbadan Kushwaha, Ramkola MLA Vinay Kumar and Fazilnagar MLA Surendra Singh Kushwaha were among those who participated in the rally. An MLC also joined the event as the chief guest. Students from schools and madrasas participated in large numbers and raised patriotic slogans, including “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “Vande Mataram”, during the procession. Women, children and senior citizens also took part in the rally, c...