Vrindavan: Vrindavan is all set to begin year-long celebrations to mark the first visit of Chaitnya Mahaprabhu 500 years ago.  

Aligarh: Shehzad Abdulla Ahmed, President of Urdu Speaking Union in Mauritius said that languages do not have religion. In Mauritius, we are promoting Urdu and providing Urdu education to more than 13,000 persons.  

Mathura: Four days after the mayhem on the Gokul barrage that saw a dozen farmers and four cops injured, a few vehicles torched and hours of traffic jam on the national highway to Delhi, the face-off between the agitating farmers and the district authorities continues.

Agra: For the first time in Agra, a major sports event, the national table tennis tournament, will see 580 players from all over India competing for the honours at the Eklavya stadium.

Vrindavan: President Pranab Mukherji will lay the foundation of the 213- metre world's tallest Sri Krishna temple in Vrindavan on November 16.  

Mathura: Lakhs of Sri Krishna devotees from all parts of the world visit the Leela Bhoomi of Radha Krishna in Braj mandal but the legendary gardens and forests where the gops and gopis played, the holy cows grazed, and Krishna performed his Ras Leelas have all but disappeared and in their place have come up concrete structures and temples of ugly lucre.