Inviting active industry participation to provide healthcare services in India, Dr Jagdish Prasad said that “Industry should adopt one district in each state, upgrading the medical facilities in District health centers and primary health centers to provide the best possible quality healthcare services to the common man. He was addressing the CII Conclave on NextGen Healthcare - Roadmap: Healthcare for All, organized by Confederation of Indian Industry at New Delhi today.

Agra's National Chamber of Industries and Commerce has demanded heritage city status for Agra. Chamber president Atul Gupta and senior members of the organization have urged the union government to support the heritage city status for Agra, so that the UNESCO can recognize the Taj city as a repository of architectural treasure which needs better conservational efforts.

Rajat Varshney ‘The Face of GLA University’ has achieved many landmarks in a very short span of his career till date.  

Rajat Varshney ‘The Face of GLA University’ has achieved many landmarks in a very short span of his career till date.  

Are newspapers declining? Yes, and No. Is there any scope for preventing their further downfall? Yes.

Are newspapers declining? Yes, and No. Is there any scope for preventing their further downfall? Yes.

Agra: Will the UP assembly be dissolved if Narendra Modi-led Bhartiya Janata Party secured a clear majority on its own when results are announced May 16...? This is the question being hotly debated in political circles in UP right now.

Agra: Will the UP assembly be dissolved if Narendra Modi-led Bhartiya Janata Party secured a clear majority on its own when results are announced May 16...? This is the question being hotly debated in political circles in UP right now.

Agra: Will the UP assembly be dissolved if Narendra Modi-led Bhartiya Janata Party secured a clear majority on its own when results are announced May 16...? This is the question being hotly debated in political circles in UP right now.

Agra: Day temperature fell sharply Friday and Saturday following intermittent showers. Saturday morning the showers were heavy causing alarm in the rural hinterland where wheat is yet to be harvested. "The unseasonal rain is particularly bad for barley crop," said a farmer Govind Singh.