Just hours after the eviction of Ashnoor Kaur from Bigg Boss 19, former contestant Abhishek Bajaj reunited with her and took to social media with a deeply emotional message. Abhishek Bajaj writes a heartfelt letter to Ashnoor Kaur Besides hot pictures of their meeting, he wrote, “In a house full of chaos, you became my calm. In a room full of energy vampires, you became my energy charger. You were my sukoon. You came with courage, played with dignity and left with love. Ash is grateful for every moment we felt personally… Jab jab Chand Taaro ka Zikra hoga Humara bhi Zikra hoga (sic).” Fans react to the post Abhishek and Ashnoor fans and supporters were quick to react to the post. One fan wrote: “First abhinoor post and I’m not going over it soon and his caption 😭😭 plus he used abhinoor tag makes us feel special. The way both respect and adore eo and I’m so glad I worship the best people (sic).” Another person said, “Dono ko sath me dekh ke sukun mila (sic).” Why was Ashnoor evicted? Ashnoor’s eviction stemmed from a violent incident during the show’s recent “ticket to final” task. According to show producers and host Salman Khan, he hit fellow contestant Tanya Mittal with a wooden plank – a violation of the show’s zero-tolerance policy on physical violence. Despite Ashnoor’s claim that she had no intention of hurting Tanya, the evidence shown to the housemates indicated otherwise. This decision came just a week before the grand finale of the season, shocking viewers and igniting a social media firestorm. Ashnoor himself broke down emotionally after the announcement, visibly distressed as host Salman Khan delivered the verdict. Abhishek Bajaj was previously evicted from the show in a double elimination along with another contestant, following a surprise move by Pranit More – who used his special power to save Ashnoor over Abhishek and another nominee, Neelam Giri. In a recent interview, Abhishek said, “I really feel I have given the show a lot, more than my 100 percent.” He admitted that he was not hurt by his eviction, but by the fact that one had to go under him and Ashnoor – ending what fans had become attached to as a strong alliance. Social media users and fans poured in support for both Ashnoor and Abhishek. Many criticized the show’s handling of the incident, while others praised Abhishek’s loyalty and genuine gesture. The sudden eviction – so close to the finals – also sparked speculation about how the remaining contestants will regroup and whether the dynamic will change with Ashnoor out of the race.

Idaho bar’s ‘Free Beer for Deportation Tips’ gets buzz on social media: ‘Can I replace citizens?’ Idaho bar promises 1 month of free beer to anyone who helps ICE deport illegal immigrants. Bar patrons are raising a glass to Idaho’s Old State Saloon after the local bar went viral with a controversial offer: “free beer for one month” to anyone who helps Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) identify and deport an undocumented immigrant. The salon’s series of tweets included playful and provocative messages. One read: “Merry Snitchmas! Snitch on illegals and get a month of free beer!” Another added: “Let’s make deportation fun!!” The bar also provided instructions for claiming the reward: “If you want to claim your free beer, send a detailed email with any evidence, photos, videos, summary of events, dates and times, etc. to: [email protected].” The promotion even extended to self-deporting individuals. “Any illegal looking to self deport can have one free beer before ICE responds to Old State Saloon to pick you up. Please make a reservation: 208-244-0648,” the saloon tweeted. To further engage the public, the bar invited users to leave voicemails on the topic, tweeting, “If you would like to leave a voicemail that we will play later on this topic of free beer to help ICE, here is the number: 208.244.0648.” The final announcement summed up the offer: “WARNING: Anyone who helps ICE identify and eventually deport an illegal from Idaho gets FREE BEER FOR ONE MONTH at Old State Saloon!” Even the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) acknowledged the promotion by posting a GIF expressing surprise. The posts quickly went viral, drawing a mixture of humor and fascination from social media users. Bar patrons and social media users reacted to Old State Saloon’s viral posts with a mixture of amusement and curiosity. Idaho bar sparks viral reactions One user joked: “I mean I’m more of a whiskey guy…can we compromise here?” emphasizing the humorous and somewhat incredulous tone of some responses. Another user expressed eagerness to participate if the program expands, saying, “Anything to expand to TX? I’d be happy to go out and track down illegals for an offer like that!” One speculated about the extent of the reward. The user asked, “If someone helps deport one person a month, could they possibly get free beer for a year or life?” One user noted potential irony, with one saying: “You sure rely on that workforce and you don’t want to lose it.” A response turned into political satire, with users asking: “What if we support Israel? Still free beer?” and another, “Can I substitute burgers?” One expressed enthusiasm to be a part of the initiative, saying, “Maybe I should move to Idaho!” while another wrote, “Make me want to come to Idaho just to support.” A user framed the offer in a patriotic light. The user commented: “God bless you. What you do, if successful, helps the whole nation.” Another humorously added, “What if I’m sober and don’t live anywhere near Idaho but just want to do it for the love of the game?” The viral post also received praise for its audacity and novelty, with one user calling it: “What a fantastic idea.” One user joked: “I mean I’m more of a whiskey guy… can we compromise here?” emphasizing the humorous and somewhat incredulous tone of some responses. Another user expressed eagerness to participate if the program expands, saying, “Anything to expand to TX? I’d be happy to go out and track down illegals for an offer like that!” Another user speculated about the extent of the reward. One asked, “If someone helps deport one person a month, could they possibly get free beer for a year or life?” One user noted potential irony, with one saying: “You sure rely on that workforce and you don’t want to lose it.” One response turned into political satire, with one asking: “What if we support Israel? Still free beer?” and another, “Can I substitute burgers?” One expressed enthusiasm to be part of the initiative. One said, “Maybe I should move to Idaho!” while another wrote, “Make me want to come to Idaho just to support.” A user framed the offer in a patriotic light. One remarked: “God bless you. What you do, if successful, helps the whole nation.” Another humorously added, “What if I’m sober and don’t live anywhere near Idaho but just want to do it for the love of the game?” The viral post also received praise for its audacity and novelty, with one user calling it: “What a fantastic idea.”

Jakarta – North Tapanuli (Taput) Regent Jonius Taripar Parsaoran Hutabarat revealed that 12 villages in two North Tapanuli sub-districts are still completely isolated after being hit by floods. These two sub-districts currently have no road access, electricity or communication. “So in the Parmonangan district there are two places, then in Adiankoting there are also two places. And if you take it down, there are about 12 villages,” Jonius said on Sunday (11/30/2025) at the Disaster Management Coordination Meeting in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. “Several villages have completely lost contact. There are no roads, the electricity is off, there is no communication. This is our fifth day of working with the TNI and Polri,” he continued. PAGE TO CONTINUE CONTENT The two worst affected sub-districts were Parmonangan and Adiankoting, areas directly bordering the Central Tapanuli Regency. Damage to the link road paralyzed the only access to Central Tapanuli and South Tapanuli. “The only access to Central Tapanuli is from Taput. The only road that has been opened reaches kilometer 30 out of a total of 38 kilometers,” he explained. Jonius also emphasized that the logistical conditions in isolated villages are increasingly critical. Residents can only be reached on foot in eight hours, while land assistance makes it impossible to enter. “Our hope is that assistance for isolated villages will be provided by air. In total there are four points, two in Parmonangan and two in Adiankoting. Collectively it covers about 12 villages,” he said. Meanwhile, he also reported that about 175 houses were lost or seriously damaged, plus 200 other houses were damaged. His party also plans to move residential areas to safer hilly areas. “Current settlement locations are no longer possible. But for resettlement we need regulations because we have to use state forests,” he added. (wnv/wnv)

Agam – The Disaster and Victim Identification (DVI) Command Post in Agam Regency, West Sumatra, has started identifying the bodies of victims of flash floods and landslides. To date, 148 bodies have been identified. “To date, of all the posts opened by the West Sumatra Police and ranks, there are 148 people. 123 have been identified, the rest have not been identified,” said the DVI command post team, Kombes Wahono Edhi at the location, Sunday (30/11/2025). Wahono, who also serves as the head of the Riau Regional Police’s Health and Medical Sciences Division, said the SAR team is currently still searching. The search process involved a joint team from Basarnas, BNPB, West Sumatra Regional Police, Riau Regional Police, Jambi Regional Police and other related agencies. Scroll to continue content “There is still a search for BKO from the Riau Regional Police, including DVI as well as from the National Police Headquarters and the Riau Regional Police,” he added. Furthermore, Wahono appealed to people who have lost family members to report to the DVI Command Post immediately. As is known, the flash floods and landslides that occurred in the West Sumatra region claimed hundreds of lives. Hundreds of other people were declared missing. Until now, the evacuation process is still ongoing involving a joint team of the West Sumatra Regional Police, BKO Riau Regional Police, Jambi Regional Police, BNPB, Basarnas, TNI and other agencies. The Riau Regional Police itself sent 390 personnel from the Samapta Directorate, Binmas Directorate, Polairud Directorate and Mobile Brigade Unit to the disaster site in Agam, West Sumatra. The personnel deployed have special capabilities in SAR. Apart from that, the Riau Regional Police also deployed a team of sniffer dogs (K-9) to help speed up the search for disaster victims. To recover from the trauma of victims in refugee camps, the Riau Regional Police sent dozens of psychologists from Riau Regional Police Human Resources and campuses throughout Riau. (mea/wnv)

Jakarta – In a batik house in a corner of Bandar Lampung city, the creative hands of craftsmen are playing on a piece of cloth. Amidst this busy life, Laila Al Khusna has become a true figure that reflects today’s empowered women. He is the founder of Batik Siger who has been weaving the spirit of empowerment and cultural preservation through typical Lampung batik cloth for over a decade. This helped foster Laila’s love of Indonesian literature. When UNESCO designated batik as Indonesia’s cultural heritage in 2009, his enthusiasm was even stronger. In addition, the regional government calls for each province to have distinctive batik as mandatory clothing for ASN and BUMN. “I saw the opportunity. But at that time there were no batik manufacturers in Lampung because the majority came from Java,” he said, quoted from a press release, Sunday (11/30/2025). Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT Using the knowledge inherited from her parents, Laila founded the Siger Batik Course and Training Institute in 2008. From there, the embryo of Siger Batik was born and grew into one of Lampung’s cultural icons. He wants Lampung batik to be made by the hands of the Lampung people themselves. Laila admitted that the initial journey was not easy. At first it was difficult for him to get participants because he visited RTs, sub-districts and groups of social meeting women, but no one wanted until finally someone showed interest. “My main motivation is that parents’ knowledge will benefit society, especially in Lampung, and can increase the dignity of the region,” he said. Now many alumni have successfully established their own batik businesses. He is proud because Batik Siger not only creates craftsmen, but also opens up new economic avenues for the community. Batik Siger is here with the mission to introduce the beauty of Lampung culture through its motifs. About 80% of its sales are in Lampung, while the rest reach various regions in Indonesia via e-commerce. Batik Siger not only empowers the community but is also known for its environmentally friendly concept. Laila tries to apply the zero-waste concept by using leftover fabric to make other products. He explained that around 70% of production uses natural dyes, while a waste filtration system for synthetic dyes has been implemented so that waste water remains neutral. He added that they try as much as possible to reduce the use of synthetic dyes to protect the environment, and have a waste absorption system so that wasted water does not pollute the environment. This commitment led to Batik Siger winning the Upakarti Award in 2014 for its positive impact on the environment and society. Laila admits that the development of Siger Batik cannot be separated from the role of the BRI BUMN Rumah program. He said that he first became acquainted with Rumah BUMN BRI because of an appeal from the regional government for MSMEs in Lampung to participate in a coaching program for the development of their businesses. “So I started being active at Rumah BUMN BRI a long time ago, maybe around 2011 or 2012. I also assisted with the MSMEs assisted by BRI. At that time, we were told to stock products at the airport. Then I joined the WhatsApp group to share knowledge,” he said. He admitted that he felt many benefits since joining Rumah BUMN BRI for the progress of Siger Batik. Through Rumah BUMN BRI, he was taught how to manage, manage marketing strategies so that products are in demand, the implementation of digital marketing and the use of e-commerce. Apart from that, when the company lacks funds, he is also taught how to borrow from the bank, understand the procedures and know the positive and negative risks. All these, according to him, aim to strengthen the capabilities of MSME players. He believes that the BRI BUMN Rumah program is very good for the development of MSMEs, and all the knowledge he has gained is always applied in his company. Laila emphasized that the role and support of this program is very big and really helps MSMEs like them to progress to class. In a separate event, BRI’s Micro Director Akhmad Purwakajaya said that BRI continues to show real commitment to assist MSMEs so that they can advance to class and continue to develop through empowerment programs such as Rumah BUMN BRI. BRI not only provides access to capital, but also coaching, business assistance and the opening of opportunities for market networks and globally. “This strategy is in line with BRI’s efforts to strengthen the MSME ecosystem in Indonesia. With a combination of literacy, digitization and facilitating access, MSMEs are expected to increase their competitiveness while creating added value in the market,” he emphasized. (prf/ega)

Jakarta – Efforts to restore Aceh’s electricity after the flash flood and landslide disaster continue to be accelerated by cross-sector cooperation. The central government, Aceh Provincial Government (Pemprov), TNI, Polri and PLN are working together to ensure that emergency management is effective so that electricity services can be quickly restored to affected communities. The Indonesian Minister of Defense (Menhan) Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin stressed that the distribution of logistical aid will be deployed, as many areas are still isolated and really need help. “The government’s main priority at the moment is to support logistics for the community, from food, personal needs such as clothes, to medicine. All aid will be distributed to affected points with the help of TNI defense equipment,” says Sjafrie in a written statement, Sunday (30/11/2025). SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Sjafrie also emphasized that the acceleration of electricity restoration is an urgent need for affected communities. Sjafrie appreciated PLN’s quick steps in the field, while encouraging the recovery process to continue to be optimized. “The first step is to strengthen air mobility. We will concentrate all logistics,” said Sjafrie. “Electricity must be turned on immediately in a short time. We will increase helicopter power. Land and air evacuation must be accelerated,” he continued. Indonesian Interior Minister (Mendagri) Tito Karnavian has also shown support to speed up Aceh’s recovery by sending a special team to the affected areas to help speed up handling. He emphasized the importance of stabilizing public services, including electricity services for the community. “The need for electricity is very crucial. We together with the regional government, TNI, Polri and PLN continue to accelerate restoration to ensure that affected communities can enjoy electricity services immediately,” said Tito. In line, Darmawan Prasodjo, president of PLN, said that his party continues to mobilize the best resources and personnel from units across Indonesia to restore the electricity network in the affected areas. Darmawan also continues to work with all parties to encourage the acceleration of post-disaster electricity recovery in Aceh. “We received instructions from the President that all PLN forces must be mobilized to help with disaster recovery, both flash floods and landslides that occurred in Aceh. For this reason, according to the President’s directions, we are all working together,” said Darmawan. In the recovery process, PLN continues to cooperate with the Aceh Provincial Government, the Iskandar Muda Regional Military Command (Kodam), the Sultan Iskandar Muda Air Force (AU) Base, the Aceh Regional Police (Polda), and the Aceh Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) under the leadership of the central government. One of the decisive steps was to send emergency tower units from Jakarta to Banda Aceh with the Indonesian Air Force’s Hercules aircraft. Apart from that, several units were also transported by land and sea with the support of the Indonesian Army (AD) and Police ranks. Darmawan expressed his appreciation to the National Police for helping ensure smooth communication amid network outages. From a logistical perspective, the TNI AD facilitates the delivery of materials using trucks and opens access to affected areas that are still almost impossible to pass. In fact, helicopters were deployed to transport tower materials to points that were impossible to reach by land. “We had to use a helicopter to bring materials to the site. There was a helipad that needed to be opened, and there were troops from the TNI and Police helping,” said Darmawan. “This solidarity is a great force to accelerate recovery,” he continued. Not only infrastructure repair, humanitarian support is also collected. Command posts, public kitchens and other support facilities were built together as a form of inter-agency solidarity. “All components of Indonesia’s forces are moving together. With the fighting spirit of the PLN team, Regional Government, TNI, Polri and the community, we feel extraordinary unity,” said Darmawan. “May Allah SWT make all these efforts easier, so that Aceh can recover quickly,” he concluded. (acn/ega)

Jakarta – The DKI Jakarta Provincial Pavilion participated in the 41st Archipelago Dance Parade Competition held at the Sasono Langen Budoyo Building, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII), Jakarta. This participation is a manifestation of the commitment of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government to elevate, preserve and promote Betawi art and culture to the wider community. This activity hosts various art studios from all over Indonesia displaying traditional dances and regional creations. The participants combine dance movements, musical accompaniment and costumes typical of their respective cultures, thus presenting cultural attractions that are rich in color and provide positive energy for TMII visitors. On this occasion, the DKI Jakarta Tourism Pavilion and Graha showcased the charm of Betawi culture as Jakarta’s strong identity. Through the dance parade, artists are encouraged to continue creating and innovating, while at the same time inviting people to love and be proud of the Betawi cultural heritage. Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT On this occasion, Anjungan DKI Jakarta also presented a new creative dance work entitled “Rites of Ancestors: Wisdom of the Archipelago” with the title “Ritus Mangkeng”. This work is inspired by the ritual traditions of the Betawi people in a series of celebrations, which are full of messages about harmony between man and nature. Dance is presented in three settings: magical, joyful and dynamic. This dance combines typical Betawi mask movements such as beetle and surfing with a touch of urban culture. Supported by professional work of experienced dance, music and costume stylists, “Ritus Mangkeng” appears as a strong and captivating artistic presentation, while enriching the treasures of Betawi dance visually and emotionally. Head of the Tourist Pavilion and Graha Management Unit, Triatin Permanik, said that activities like this could happen periodically and become a tourist attraction magnet. “Activities like this can happen periodically and become a magnet for cultural tourism, not only for the people of Jakarta, but also domestic and foreign tourists,” Triatin said in a written statement on Sunday (11/30/2025). He added that participation in the Nusantara Regional Parade strengthens Jakarta’s position as a dynamic, inclusive and world-class cultural tourism destination. This dish proves that Betawi culture can become a cultural tourism magnet while also enriching the tourist experience. Cultural events can become one of Jakarta’s leading sustainable tourist attractions. By offering a variety of quality performing arts, Jakarta not only offers physical tourist destinations, but also offers cultural richness that livens up the travel experience. This is what makes Jakarta a tourist destination full of stories, color and meaning for all who visit it. (prf/ega)

Jakarta – Indonesian Minister of Culture Fadli Zon visited the Borobudur Temple Conservation Center to ensure the acceleration of revival and preservation of this world cultural heritage. During the visit, Fadli explained that the revival of the Borobudur temple complex was a complex task and required handling of many parties. For this reason, Fadli expressed his appreciation to archaeologists, the government and all parties involved in the restoration process of the Borobudur temple. “This restoration plan may require several meetings before we carry it out. Currently, however, the Ministry of Culture has reconstructed what is there. Of the stones that Van Erp and Stutterheim left behind. Apart from that, we will also look at the history of existing studies,” says Fadli, in his statement, Sunday (30/11/2025). PAGE TO CONTINUE CONTENT Fadli also emphasized the importance of using the latest technology to accelerate the revival of the Borobudur temple complex. Using the latest technology, Fadli explained that the regeneration process will provide efficiency in terms of time, cost and energy. “Restoration of temples must use technology. Now we can use photographs, process with computers and other technology to make it easier. We can also analyze using 3D techniques,” explained Fadli. Furthermore, the Minister of Culture emphasized that revitalization requires the active participation of various parties. The preservation of cultural heritage is not only the responsibility of the government, but also requires synergy with local communities, archaeologists, historians and students. “The task of preserving cultural heritage is the responsibility of all parties. Starting from the government, society, archaeologists, historians, even students who are still in school,” said Fadli. After the visit, Minister Fadli hoped that there would be an acceleration or acceleration of the revival process of the Borobudur temple complex. This is done to support the promotion of culture, as well as to develop a creative economy for local communities and cultural figures. “We hope that in the near future, and if the process goes smoothly, we can carry out the reconstruction of the Borobudur temple as well as possible,” he concluded. The review was also attended by Special Staff of the Minister for Protocol and Home Affairs, Rachmanda Primayudha; Head of Museums and Cultural Heritage, Indira Esti Nurjadin; and the person in charge of the Borobudur MCB unit, Wiwit Kasiyati. (prf/ega)

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:45 (IST) Mangal Bhawan building in Brijendra Swaroop Park, Kanpur has been inaugurated. Assembly speaker Satish Mahana said it is beneficial for the poor and unnecessary controversies should be avoided. In this building constructed with the help of JCI Kanpur Industrial and Municipal Corporation, the poor will be able to get married for Rs 11,000. Mayor Pramila Pandey said that it will be operated by the Municipal Corporation. Jagran Correspondent, Kanpur. Mangal Bhawan built in Brijendra Swaroop Park, Benajhabar has been in news due to controversies even before its inauguration. Its effect was also visible at the inauguration ceremony on Sunday. Satish Mahana, speaker of the meeting, said if you work, you will be criticized. If we go looking for shortcomings, nothing will be done, everyone should concentrate on making the city better. Remove ads just read the news Controversy is unnecessary. The poor will benefit from its construction. Even the poor will be able to get married in Mangal Bhawan built with the help of JCI Kanpur Industrial and Municipal Corporation. You will not find such a cheap Mangal Bhawan of Rs 11,000 anywhere in the entire country. Mangal Bhavan was inaugurated by cutting the ribbon by Assembly Speaker Satish Mahana, Mayor Pramila Pandey and Municipal Commissioner Arpit Upadhyay. The Speaker of the Assembly said that Defense Minister Rajnath Singh could not come as he had to go to two places but gave his blessings. Mayor Pramila Pandey became emotional after the defense minister did not come to say that she was very sad. Mangal Bhavan will be run by the Municipal Corporation and will be given to the poor for Rs 11,000 only. He said it is with sadness that we have to say that MPs and MLAs think that businessmen will run the business, they should remove it from their minds. During this, she addressed the Speaker as her brother and said that she was able to do this because of his inspiration. The dream is to create a women’s market. Congratulations to the officials and members of JCI Kanpur Industrial who made the dream come true in a short time. Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak also inspected Mangal Bhawan and described it as a milestone for the poor. MLA Surendra Maithani and Neelima Katiyar, Jalkal General Manager Anand Tripathi, Mahendra Mohan Gupta, JCI Kanpur Industrial President Praneet Agarwal, former President Akash Goenka, Vikas Jaiswal, Bhavuk Goyal, Pragya Agarwal, Shruti Jain, Neha Garg, Niharika Gupta etc.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:41 (IST) Varanasi-Gonda Intercity Express will be canceled on 1 December. The Railway Administration has taken this decision due to unavoidable reasons, which will cause inconvenience to the passengers. Passengers traveling between Gonda and Varanasi will have to look for alternative means. Travelers are requested to keep this cancellation in mind when planning their trip. Gonda-Varanasi Intercity Express will be canceled on December 1. Samvad Sutra, Ambedkar Nagar. Once the fog sets in, the operation of trains is affected. Gonda-Varanasi Intercity Express up-down train passing through Akbarpur railway station will remain canceled on Monday. In recent years, due to fog, its operation was stopped for a long time. This time, however, it has not yet been decided how long this train will remain cancelled. Remove Advertisement Only Read News Passengers going to Varanasi and Ayodhya got a big shock. Passengers will now have to travel from Ayodhya to Varanasi by private vehicles, road buses, autos. Jaan Jo Humsafar and additional fare will have to be paid. Every day the train from Ayodhya Junction via Gosaiganj, Katehari Station reaches Akbarpur Railway Station at 9.40 am. Again from Varanasi it reaches Akbarpur railway station at 5.30 pm. In such a situation, due to the cancellation of the train, school students, working professionals, businessmen visiting Ayodhya, Varanasi will also have to face problems. Gonda-Varanasi Express has been operating for many years. Last year, the train was also canceled by the Railway Board in December, after which it was put back into operation in February. Most people from Ayodhya, Varanasi and Gonda districts work in district headquarters, private offices and schools. Those who travel intercity every day. After working all day, they take the train again in the evening and leave for home. Hundreds of devotees go to Ayodhya to have darshan of Ramlala and to Varanasi to have darshan of Lord Bholenath on Friday and Monday. It is very convenient to travel from Ayodhya to Varanasi by train at low fare. Daily commuters Divyanshu Gupta, Umesh Kumar, Jitendra Manoj Kumar expressed disappointment over the cancellation of the train, Durgesh of Katehri said that Ayodhya remains easy for the hearing date. Ankit Yadav from Akbarpur is a student of Ayodhya Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia University. On holidays we get trains to get home on time, we used to get home at low fares. Intercity Express Up-Down train will remain canceled on Monday. No information has been received from the Railway Board as to when it will remain cancelled. However, last year the train was also canceled for two months from December 1. – Vinod Kumar, Station Superintendent Akbarpur.