Lucknow, June 30 : Lucknow zoo is looking after a recently born monkey abandoned by its mother. Even the group abandoned the child monkey.

It’s been six weeks that the baby is being rendered motherly care by zoo authorities at a hospital. The authorities are taking care of its diet and growth, and they hope to reunite it with its caged group once it is able to be on its own.

Lucknow, June 25 : The Supreme Court today allowed the restoration of tin fencing at Sahara Sahar which was demolished by the Lucknow Development Authority on June 23 in defiance of the apex court’s orders.

The Court also disposed off a Special Leave Petition filed by the Uttar Pradesh Government against the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court's interim stay on the demolition work at Sahara Sahar property.

The Supreme Court also directed the High Court to hear the matter expeditiously.

The restoration work would be carried out on June 28 and 29 under the supervision of senior advocate L Nageshwar Rao.

Rao would submit his report to the Registrar of the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court.

Lucknow, June 25 : The Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) MP from Balia(Bihar) Suraj Singh alias Surajbhan Singh, and his two associates, have been given life imprisonment for killing a farmer 16 years ago.

Lucknow, June 23 : The Supreme Court today asked the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) not to demolition Sahara Group’s commercial property in Lucknow Sahara Sahar.

The bench also issued notice to Sahara not to undertake any construction.

The LDA in its petition contended that the Sahara India Commercial Corporation Limited (SICCL) had flouted the mandatory provisions of the UP Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973 and raised unauthorised constructions over carved zonal roads without its permission.

The petition also said the illegal acts of the company deprived the common people from free access to the area.

Lucknow, May 30 : Blind faith has led people in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar District to visualize water dripping from the roots of a Lord Shiva Temple as nector.

Lucknow, May 22 : In a significant development, the Muslim clergy has decided to use mosques to convey a message that no sympathy should be shown for terrorists spoiling the image of the community and targeting communal harmony.

The clergy has decided to use mosques for spreading the message that terrorists must not be shown any respect.

The decision has come up at the initiative of 'Movement Against Terrorism' (MAT), an organisation comprising Muslim religious scholars, to create awareness among Muslims against getting misguided by terror activities.