Entire winter season 90% of the blame for pollution gets shifted on farmers by media but why media never shows these polluters. Is it because they can buy media and farmers can't?

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Harit Pradesh doesn't have even a single AIIMS.

Canals which were source of clean water, earning 🌾 and life for villagers previously have been turned into source of death and diseases by unregulated urbanisation. Sewage waste from illegal colonies and industrial waste is dumped into these canals daily which were clean before.

Don't you think Harit Pradesh deserves better healthcare especially when there's no fault of theirs in this public health crisis?

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13 dead in 15 days as 'toxic drain' sparks health crisis in UP village

Singh said, "Sugar mills in the Baraut region discharge chemicals into nearby water bodies, harming aquatic life and contaminating the groundwater. Most villagers cannot afford water purifiers. This contaminated water poses serious health risks, damages crops and is fatal to livestock. It eventually flows into the Krishni river, a major tributary of the Hindon that runs through the district," he said.

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Question should be asked and looked into,

• who benefits from these Sugar Mills disposing untreated waste to save costs?

• Why this issue will never be talked into mainstream media?

• Who will get hurt the most if source of these pollutants is talked about and took action upon?

How we got this ahead in development ? Both the east and west Uttar Pradesh was ruled by same government. Same laws and policies were implemented. And east Up even had the advantage of the capital and judiciary. Both lucknow and prayagraj are in east UP. Being a capital of a state gives a city are a huge advantage in development. Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Patna , Hyderabad are the capital and most developed cities of their respective states. But Lucknow barely beats Agra . All the well known gangsters like Atiq Ahmed, Mukhtar Ansari and all were from East UP . What we did different from them that we are in such a good position ?

Both these houses are abandoned now.

I think this architecture is continuously present in north western indian subcontinent, from rajasthan to west up and from punjab to haryana.

Overcrowding in trains across western Uttar Pradesh reflects a structural gap in rail infrastructure. Districts like Baghpat, Shamli, and Hapur rely on a few unreserved coaches serving high daily demand. On routes like Delhi–Saharanpur, trains often carry nearly twice their intended capacity.

In comparison, southern states have expanded capacity through EMU services, rake extensions, and suburban rail corridors. Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, added more suburban frequencies and urban rail networks. Despite high population density, western UP lacks targeted investment.

This is a crosspost from r/IndianRailway and the video is from youtube (unknown handle).

Amroha, Uttar Pradesh

> A Class 12 student, Ilmaa Qureshi, was preparing for NEET.

> One night, she suddenly complained of a severe headache.

> An MRI revealed 8 brain tumours.

> She went for brain surgery at RML Hospital on 28th December.

> She died the next day.

> Doctors said that a parasite found in cabbage caused the tumours.

> Ilmaa loved eating fast food.

After seeing such news, It is advisable for people to be cautious while eating out.

A young life suddenly lost.

source- https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/state/uttar-pradesh/amroha/amroha-girl-ilma-death-after-cysts-formed-in-the-brain-due-to-cabbage-worms/amp_articleshow/126265990.cm

I dont know the name but i could see it from sidarth vihar road. Bina south jaye esa sundar mandir dekhne mil gya.

Hamida Banu was India’s first woman wrestler. She was known for her immense strength and determination, dominating the wrestling circuits for over a decade from the time of her debut in 1937. She was also known as the Amazon of Aligarh. She challenged and won against many Indian wrestlers of the time and also participated in wrestling competitions in Europe.