Taj Mahal Gets Covered In Haze: A dense layer of haze has engulfed the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra, with the city’s air quality slipping into the 'poor' category, according to the Central Pollution Control Board.
The shocking video of the incident has surfaced, capturing the horrifying moment. The deceased has been identified as 20-year-old Ashif who was a resident of Agra in Uttar Pradesh.
IIT experts warned the Supreme Court that desilting the Yamuna River could jeopardise the stability of the Taj Mahal and nearby structures. A report highlighted the environmental impact, river pollution, and the urgent need for action to protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Arriving earlier that morning as part of a five-day State visit to India, the couple-- the Maldivian President and his wife-- took the opportunity to capture memorable photographs in front of the iconic monument.
Upon his arrival at the Agra airport, Muizzu and his wife will be welcomed by State Minister Yogendra Updhyay on behalf of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. From the airport, the couple is scheduled to head to the Taj Mahal for the visit.
A government school teacher in Agra, Malti Verma, died of a heart attack after being targeted in a four-hour digital extortion attempt, where a scammer posed as a police inspector and falsely claimed her daughter was caught in a scandal.
A woman top cop in Uttar Pradesh's Agra took the streets as a tourist late at night to test the police response on an emergency situation related to women's safety in the city.
Plant grows out of Taj Mahal's main pillar: Locals expressed concern and said such incidents reflect the lack of regular monitoring and proper maintenance.
The plant has emerged between two marble stones and a molding section, with its leaves swaying rapidly in the breeze.
Taj Mahal water leakage due to heavy rain: Following three days of relentless rain in Agra, water seepage has been detected in the main dome of the Taj Mahal. While the flooding also affected parts of the monument's garden, Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) confirmed no damage to the structure.
A video of no-return policy of a clothing store in Agra is trending high on Instagram. The video features a poster which doesn't allow customers to use foolish excuses to return their clothes. Check it out below.
In Agra, police arrested two youths at the Taj Mahal for pouring water from a bottle on the monument's premises on Saturday. The youths, who were allegedly performing a religious ritual, face charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for disobedience and defiling a place of worship.
Witnesses informed the police that the shooting arose from a road-rage altercation between the driver of a Chevrolet and Dasaur, who was driving a black Honda. A cell phone video captured by another driver at the scene depicts Dasaur exiting his vehicle at the intersection.
Four kids of around 10-12 years of age drowned in the pond while five others including, four children and a woman, who tried to rescue them were saved by the police and locals. They were later hospitalised.
The Allahabad High Court has instructed the ASI to respond to a request for surveying the Jama Masjid in Agra, following claims that the remains of an idol from the demolished Keshav Dev temple are buried there. The court has set August 5 for the next hearing.
The Income Tax department conducted raids at various places in Agra and recovered money worth Rs 60 crore from a shoe trader's residence.
The police reached the spot and took the body under its custody. The police sent the body for post-mortem and constituted teams to probe the incident.
The Income Tax Department conducted a raid at the premises of three shoe traders after getting an information of tax evasion. So far huge cash of over Rs. 60 crore has been recovered along with various documents.
Five of the passengers injured in the Bharatpur road accident have died. According to the police, the bus collided with the truck from behind due to the driver's fault. The passengers in the bus have suffered serious injuries.
The advocate said that the disputed property, currently under the purview of the Archaeological Survey of India, was originally the sanctum sanctorum of Goddess Kamakhya.
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