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पति-पत्नी की प्रतीकात्मक तस्वीर

विस्तार

हल्द्वानी के मुखानी की एक कॉलोनी की 19 वर्षीय हिंदू लड़की ने अपने माता-पिता के एक दर्जी के साथ भाग जाने के बाद शहर छोड़ दिया है। 26 फरवरी को लड़की स्कूल जाने के लिए घर से निकली और वापस नहीं लौटी. बाद में संगठनों के दबाव में पुलिस ने एफआईआर दर्ज कर दोनों को बरामद कर लिया. लड़की ने दर्जी के साथ रहने की जिद कर अपने माता-पिता से दुर्व्यवहार किया था। इससे दोनों आहत हो गये. करीब तीन साल पहले दर्जी ने अमरावती कॉलोनी में एक दुकान किराए पर ली थी। लड़की सिलाई सीखने के लिए दर्जी के पास जाने लगी। लड़की 26 फरवरी को इंटर कॉलेज जाने के बहाने घर से निकली थी और वापस नहीं लौटी। इस दौरान दर्जी की दुकान भी बंद थी.

ट्रेंडिंग वीडियो

यह वीडियो/विज्ञापन हटाएं

परिजनों ने उस पर अपनी बेटी के अपहरण का आरोप लगाते हुए पुलिस को तहरीर दी। संगठनों के दबाव पर मुखानी पुलिस ने करीब एक महीने बाद 24 मार्च को इस मामले में एफआईआर दर्ज की. तीन दिन बाद पुलिस ने लड़की और दर्जी दोनों को ढूंढ लिया. आरटीओ चौकी पर लड़की ने अपनी मां को थप्पड़ मारा और पिता से भी अभद्रता की। इस घटना से माता-पिता बहुत शर्मिंदा हुए। सब्जी का ठेला लगाने वाले पिता ने कहा कि स्थानीय कानूनों के कारण हल्द्वानी में रहना मुश्किल हो गया है। समाज के ताने भी उसे परेशान कर रहे थे. इसलिए उन्होंने अपनी पत्नी के साथ हलद्वानी छोड़कर बरेली स्थित अपने गांव जाने का फैसला किया।

उत्तर प्रदेश की राजधानी लखनऊ में इन दिनों प्रशासनिक सेवाओं को लेकर नई बहस छिड़ गई है. लगातार आईएएस और पीसीएस अफसरों के इस्तीफों ने सिस्टम पर बड़े सवाल खड़े कर दिए हैं. हाल ही में आईएएस अधिकारी रिंकू सिंह के इस्तीफे के बाद यह मामला और अधिक चर्चा में आ गया है. इससे पहले पीसीएस अधिकारी अलंकार अग्निहोत्री ने भी अपना पद छोड़ा था. इन घटनाओं ने प्रशासनिक सेवा में बढ़ते असंतोष की ओर इशारा किया है.

बढ़ते इस्तीफे और असंतोष का कारण
लगातार हो रहे इस्तीफों से यह सवाल खड़ा हो गया है कि क्या प्रशासनिक सेवा का आकर्षण कम हो रहा है या अधिकारियों पर काम का दबाव बढ़ रहा है. कई अधिकारी स्वैच्छिक सेवानिवृत्ति (वीआरएस) ले रहे हैं, जिससे पता चलता है कि सिस्टम के भीतर कुछ चुनौतियां मौजूद हैं। अधिकारियों के बीच काम का बोझ, जिम्मेदारियां और निजी कारण भी इसकी वजह माने जा रहे हैं.

वीआरएस लेने वाले आईएएस अफसरों की लंबी फेहरिस्त
यूपी में वीआरएस लेने वाले आईएएस अफसरों की लिस्ट भी लंबी होती जा रही है। इसमें राजीव अग्रवाल, मोहम्मद मुस्तफा, आमोद कुमार, रेणुका कुमार, जुथिका पाटणकर, विकास गोठलवाल, विद्या भूषण, रिगजिन सैम्फेल, राकेश वर्मा, रवींद्र पाल सिंह, अभिषेक सिंह और अनामिका सिंह जैसे नाम शामिल हैं. यह सूची प्रशासनिक हलकों में चिंता का विषय बन गयी है.

सिस्टम और भविष्य पर उठाए सवाल
एक के बाद एक इस्तीफों ने इस बात पर बहस तेज कर दी है कि क्या प्रशासनिक सेवा में काम का माहौल बदल रहा है. कई विशेषज्ञों का मानना ​​है कि बढ़ते दबाव और जिम्मेदारियां अधिकारियों को यह कदम उठाने पर मजबूर कर रही हैं. वहीं कुछ लोग इसे निजी कारणों से भी जोड़ रहे हैं.

आगे क्या होगा?
लगातार हो रहे इस्तीफों के बीच अब देखना यह होगा कि सरकार इस मुद्दे पर क्या कार्रवाई करती है. अगर हालात ऐसे ही रहे तो इसका असर प्रशासनिक ढांचे पर पड़ सकता है.

(रिपोर्ट: संदीप शुक्ला, लखनऊ)

Artemis II was launched on Thursday.

In a major leap forward for human space flight, NASA’s Artemis II mission successfully fired a critical engine late Thursday, sending its crew beyond Earth’s orbit toward the moon.Trans-lunar injection occurred about 25 hours after liftoff, preparing three American astronauts and one Canadian for lunar flight early next week. The Orion spacecraft departed Earth’s orbit exactly as planned, and began its nearly 400,000-kilometer journey into deep space.“This is the first time humans have left Earth’s orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972,” said NASA official Lori Glaze. He confirmed that the process was flawless.Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen described the crew as “glued to the windows”, mesmerized by the shrinking view of Earth and the vastness beyond. “This is an unprecedented scene,” he said, calling the mission a reflection of humanity’s shared ambition.After spending a day testing life-support systems in Earth orbit, the crew was cleared to proceed to the Moon. This mission is an important step in NASA’s long-term goal of establishing a sustained human presence on the lunar surface.Commander Reed Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch and Hansen will circle the moon before returning to Earth, without landing. During the mission, they are expected to travel farther from Earth than any human before, surpassing the record set during Apollo 13 in 1970, and may also set a new speed record during re-entry on April 10.The flight is already historic: Glover, Koch and Hansen are the first black astronauts, the first women and the first non-Americans to visit the Moon — marking a significant change from the all-male, all-white crews of the Apollo-era.Mission Control set the mood with a musical wake-up call before giving final approval for engine burn, and described the journey as “humanity’s lunar homecoming”. The spacecraft is now following a free-return trajectory, using the Earth and Moon’s gravity to complete its figure-eight path.The next milestone will come with Monday’s lunar flyby, when Orion will pass about 6,400 kilometers beyond the moon, offering a rare view of its far side. Astronauts can also hope to see a total solar eclipse from space.Despite the milestones, the mission has not been without minor setbacks. A malfunction in the spacecraft’s toilet system required an immediate fix, while cold cabin temperatures forced the crew to sit in bed. Engineers also addressed the water dispenser issue by instructing the astronauts to fill backup storage bags with drinking water.NASA hopes Artemis II will pave the way for future lunar landings, including a planned crewed mission to the Moon later this decade – marking the beginning of a new era of human exploration beyond Earth.

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Growing voter restlessness, fiscal stress and rift in the CPM will test whether their governance model is good enough to challenge the state’s alternative pattern.The road to the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections is shaping up to be a defining political moment not only for the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) but, more importantly, for the Chief Minister. Pinarayi Vijayan. There is more at stake than electoral victory; It is a referendum on whether the “Pinarai brand” of governance can withstand the anti-incumbency wave and deliver an unprecedented third consecutive term in a state historically known for political change.Kerala’s electoral history has long been marked by cyclical altercations between the LDF and the United Democratic Front (UDF). The LDF’s return to office in 2021 broke this pattern, raising expectations and intensifying scrutiny. As the 2026 elections approach, the central question is whether that disruption was an exception born of extraordinary circumstances or the beginning of a new political trajectory.

Anti-incumbency wave: undercurrent or wave?

The debate around anti-incumbency remains complex and, as many observers say, inherently difficult to quantify. Political commentator Roy Mathew describes it as an “undercurrent”, which may not always be visible but appears decisively during elections. Nevertheless, current indicators suggest that the anti-incumbency wave is no longer mere speculation and has begun to take more pronounced form, he says.The LDF’s failures in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and 2025 local body elections should serve as an early warning signal. While they are not definitive predictors, they point to growing restlessness among voters, driven less by ideological shifts than by governance concerns such as the economic crisis, delays in welfare delivery and administrative fatigue, he added.

Leadership vs Government: A Dual Challenge

What is different in the current political climate is the apparent shift from a general anti-incumbency sentiment against the government to more personal criticism of Vijayan himself. Increasing incidents of dissent within the CPM, including rebel candidates and internal dissent, point to friction within the party ranks.Critics argue that the perception of centralized decision making, an assertive leadership style, and accusations of political arrogance have contributed to this sentiment. This raises a serious question: is the anti-incumbency wave in 2026 primarily focused on leadership, or does it extend more broadly to government performance?

financial stress, welfare pressure

Kerala’s fiscal stress has emerged as a major factor when it comes to voter sentiments. Welfare politics have traditionally been the cornerstone of the LDF’s legitimacy, and disruptions, particularly delays in pension distribution, directly hit its core support base. Moreover, agrarian distress and unemployment have begun to undermine the perception of administrative efficiency.Political analyst and election expert Dr J Prabhash says the LDF is now burdened with a decade in office, adding that the lack of a strong anti-incumbency wave in 2021 was largely due to the extraordinary context of the pandemic. In contrast, the current environment reflects broader and more pronounced discontent among social groups.

perception gap

Repeated allegations of corruption and governance-related controversies have further fueled the narrative of disconnect between the ruling establishment and public sentiments. While no single issue may decisively influence voters, their cumulative effect has reinforced the perception of stress and fatigue within the system, Prabhash says.

counter story

Despite these challenges, Vijayan has continued to display confidence, and has sought to redefine the political discourse around governance and development. His administration highlights achievements in infrastructure, public health and education as evidence of performance-based legitimacy.Another political commentator, Jacob George, argues that the ‘Pinarai brand’ remains intact. He cites projects like the completion of the GAIL pipeline and the progress of the Vizhinjam port as examples of strong leadership. This narrative attempts to strengthen voter confidence by emphasizing continuity and administrative capacity.

a high stakes battle

The 2026 Kerala Assembly elections are unlikely to be decided directly on anti-incumbency wave alone. Instead, it is evolving into a more nuanced contest in which leadership perceptions, governance outcomes, internal party cohesion and opposition mobilization will all play decisive roles.The challenge for the LDF and Vijayan is to maintain credibility amid economic pressure and political discontent. For the opposition, the task is to transform emerging discontent into a cohesive electoral alternative.Ultimately, whether the election turns out to be a confirmation of the ‘Pinarai Model’ or a confirmation of Kerala’s traditional anti-incumbency cycle, will define not only the immediate political future, but also the evolving nature of leadership and voter behavior in the state.

Revanth Reddy (ANI image)

New Delhi: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Thursday released the manifesto of the United Democratic Front (UDF) ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections.He also launched a scathing attack on the Pinarayi Vijayan-led government and declared that the ‘dark age’ was ending and the ‘golden age’ was beginning in the state.The remarks were made during the release of the manifesto of the Congress-led UDF for the upcoming elections in Kochi. Addressing party workers and supporters, Reddy expressed confidence that voters are ready for political change and will vote for the current Left government.He said that the upcoming elections will prove to be a turning point for Kerala, as public sentiments are increasing against the ruling government. According to a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office, Reddy stressed that the people of the state wanted change and would support the UDF.In a sharp political attack, Reddy also hit out at both the Center and the Kerala government and said that India and Kerala are currently ruled by the “Modi Brothers”.He further made an indirect reference to the Sabarimala gold controversy by alleging that even religious property is not safe under the current administration. Describing Kerala as “God’s own country”, he remarked that even “God’s own property” is not safe.Highlighting the UDF’s election promises, the manifesto outlines “Indira’s five guarantees”, including free bus travel for women in KSRTC buses, monthly financial assistance of Rs 1,000 for women college students, increase in welfare pension by Rs 3,000 per month, health insurance coverage of Rs 25 lakh per family in the name of former chief minister Oommen Chandy and interest-free loans of up to Rs 5 lakh for self-employed youth. Is included.Additionally, the manifesto proposes the establishment of a tribal university in Wayanad as well as five “dream projects” focusing on the maritime and aviation sectors.Voting for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections is scheduled to take place on April 9, while counting of votes will take place on May 4. The tenure of the current assembly is going to end on May 23.