Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 02:38 (IST) Only 1 month is left in the year 2025. There will be many holidays including Sundays in the month of December, details of which students and their parents can check from this page. If they are planning to travel somewhere or make other plans during this period, then they can plan to keep the holidays in mind so that their studies will not suffer. School Holidays 2025: Details of Holidays Falling in December Education Bank, New Delhi. Students studying in school and college eagerly wait for any kind of vacation. During school breaks, students plan to travel somewhere and also refresh themselves during the break. There is now one month left in the year 2025 in which many holidays are coming. Students and parents can get information about the holidays that fall in December 2025 from this page and make plans for the coming days so that there is no loss of studies. Remove Advertisement Only Read News Holidays that fall in the month of December Let us tell you that December is a month in which only the festival of Christmas is celebrated. Apart from Christmas there will be 4 Sundays in the month of December, the full details of which you can see below. December 7 – Sunday December 14 – Sunday December 21 – Sunday December 25 – Christmas December 28 – Sunday Let us tell you that all these holidays are according to the state device. Many of these holidays are limited, so you need to fit these holidays into your school calendar.

Jagran Correspondent, Kanpur. State Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya said on Sunday that the public will teach those who oppose SIR a lesson in 2027. He said that if an infiltrator somehow managed to get his name in the voter’s list, then it would be good if the name of our 18-year-old new voter is included in it by excluding his name. He came to legislative councilor Arun Pathak’s house in Saket Nagar to express his condolences after the demise of his brother. He also attended the marriage ceremony of CSJMU Vice-Chancellor Vinay Pathak and former BJP state president Laxmikant Vajpayee in the city. Speaking to journalists, he said that the Bharatiya Janata Party is fully involved in the campaign. Some people try to spoil the atmosphere unnecessarily. On the statement of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind president Maulana Mohammad Asad Madani, he said that his shop will always function, it is not so. Vande Mataram is the national mantra and the mere utterance of it gives a different energy. It was because of its echo that the British left India and all our freedom fighters contributed to it. He declined to comment further on Madani.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 02:37 (IST) The economy of Brass City is in crisis due to US tariffs. Due to the imposition of 50% tariff, exports were affected and the future of artisans became dark. Exporters and artisans are demanding government intervention to talk to the US government to lower the tariffs and save the copper industry. Jagran Correspondent, Moradabad. Moradabad’s export industry has been affected after America imposed 50 percent tariff on Indian copper handicraft products. The city’s identity, the Brass City, is not only facing the brunt of decline in business this time, but has also suffered losses during major festive seasons like Christmas. The years of hard work and finished products of many exporters are stuck in warehouses. Remove Ads Read Only News August to November was usually the busiest period for Moradabad’s factories. In which large orders of Christmas decoration items, candle stands, lamps, silver-plated decorative items and brassware began to be supplied to America and European countries in this period. In previous years, artisans had to work double shifts this season, but after the tariffs were implemented, foreign buyers stopped orders. Even among the orders placed, many were taken in lesser quantities with reconditions, due to which the production units could not function even at half capacity. According to exporters, the tariff increase has led to increased prices and made Indian products uncompetitive in the US market. The prices of products from countries like China and Vietnam are already low, so after the imposition of tariff, Indian copperware is no longer the first choice of buyers. Many exporters have prepared the goods, but American buyers have delayed delivery or pressured to reduce the price citing increase in customs duties. This crisis hit the artisans the hardest. The number of workers has been reduced in many workshops. Laborers who depended on daily wages are now looking for other jobs. Dozens of units only open for a limited number of days due to inability to cover production costs. Many major exporters of the city have demanded relief package and special intervention from the central government. He says that if timely financial and policy-based assistance is not provided, the traditional handicraft industry of Moradabad will not be able to stand for long. Local industry organizations also say that Moradabad products are characterized by design, craftsmanship and handmade quality, which is unlike any machine-made product. In such a situation, the government should intensify efforts to reduce tariffs by conducting trade talks at the international level. Exporters are now trying to find markets in Europe, Central Asia and the Gulf countries, but experts say it takes time to develop new markets. While the US market is as large and profitable as it is, no other market can match it. Currently, the export industry of Moradabad is going through an uncertain phase. Rates, falling demand and ready inventory have combined to make this season a total waste. Exporters do not have orders for Christmas. We have made every effort by arranging exhibitions abroad. In this, small exporters will get relief by getting income tax exemption up to Rs 5 crore. It is not just a matter of business but a struggle for the existence of more than five lakh artisan families. – Awadhesh Aggarwal, Chief Convenor EPCH US tariff has broken the back of Moradabad’s industry. Orders have stopped, factories are at a standstill and artisans are on the verge of unemployment. In such an environment, if the central or state government provides 10 percent of the average export turnover of the last three years as Samman Nidhi, then it will be the lifeline to bring back the breath of this city. – JP Singh, Chairman Yes Also Read – Injury also came before duty: Moradabad’s BLA Omveer completed 100% SIR feeding.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 02:36 (IST) A carpenter in Greater Noida West’s Shahberi village was duped of Rs 5.81 lakh by cyber fraudsters through WhatsApp. An APK file was sent to the victim, after opening which the money was withdrawn from his account. The victim lodged a complaint with the cyber crime police station. Police are investigating the matter and people have been advised not to open unknown links and APK files. A carpenter in Shahberi village, Greater Noida West, was duped of Rs 5.81 lakh by cyber fraudsters through WhatsApp. File Photo Jagran Correspondent, Noida. Cyber ​​fraudsters duped ₹5.81 lakh from a carpenter from Shahberi village in Greater Noida West. The victim got in touch with the fraudsters through a WhatsApp message. He was tricked by the APK file sent by fraudsters. The victim lodged a complaint with the cyber crime police station. Remove Advertisement Just Read The News Mustaqeem, a resident of Ajitpur village Bulandshahr Agouta, lives in Shahberi village of Greater Noida. He works at a furniture store in the furniture market of Shahberi. On August 29, he received a WhatsApp message. He opened it and read it, but didn’t pay much attention to his mobile phone. After about half an hour, he received six messages to withdraw money from his bank account. ₹5.81 lakh was deducted from his account. When he investigated, he found out that fraudsters had hacked his account by sending the APK file. Then he hacked his cell phone and withdrew the money. The victim filed a complaint at the NCRP portal and the cyber crime police station. Station House Officer Vijay Singh Rana said a case was registered based on the complaint of the victim. Information about bank accounts involved in the fraud is collected. The incident will soon be revealed. Do not open APK files. ADCP Cyber ​​​​​​Security Shaivya Goyal said that any link or file received on your mobile should not be opened randomly. You have to find out about it first. If the link or file is APK, it should not be opened under any circumstances. Fraudsters also commit fraud by sending APK files in the name of wedding cards, vehicle challenges, etc.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 02:34 (IST) A large crowd gathered at Dadri Fair in Ballia on Sunday. The faces of the merchants blossomed from the swing and shopping. People arrived from rural and urban areas. The police had to work hard to maintain order. There were initial problems in the stock market starting from Kartik Purnima, but later the expectations of the traders were fulfilled. For the first time semi-final and final matches of Cricket Mahakumbh will also be organized. The historic Dadri fair was busy with crowds of visitors. Jagran Correspondent, Ballia. The fourth Sunday of Dadri fair was crowded with fair goers. The rush of shopping along with the fun of swinging and reeling brought smiles to the faces of the traders. People from rural areas shop in the fair from morning to afternoon. While people from urban areas come for shopping as well as to see the Jamgam illumination of the fair in the evening. Remove advertisement Read news only While the Sunday crowd was pleasant for the traders, the Mela police station had to struggle to smooth out the crowd and traffic. Several police contingents, along with Amarjeet Yadav, in-charge of the fair police station, and sub-inspector Raju Rai remained active in the fair area. However, despite all the vigilance of the police, looting and theft of mobile wallet could not be completely curbed. Even on the fourth Sunday, four to five people approached the police with complaints throughout the day. But the police also appeared helpless to investigate the crowd. The initial period of Dadri fair, which was organized from the day of Kartik Purnima, was quite tense. Due to delay in land allotment, administrative neglect and adverse weather conditions, it took two weeks for the fair to be fully decorated. As sales were lower than expected in the first 15 days, traders’ eyes were on the last three Sundays. The expectations of the traders were also fulfilled and the third and fourth Sundays were also pleasant for the traders due to the influx of crowd. The procession of people from rural areas started arriving at the fair from 08:00 on Sunday. Many shopkeepers opened their shops as soon as they woke up in the morning and started selling. While swings like Hammer, Dragon, Double Disc, Jammer along with swing-charchi and put of death also had to be started ahead of time after the crowd got there. The biggest crowd puller was the mermaid show. While Bombay’s special fruit ice cream was kept with the people even in the winter season. Until the last Sunday of the fair, traders make every possible effort to earn a profit. The semi-final and final match of Cricket Mahakumbh is being held at Dadri Fair for the first time. The semi-final and final match of Cricket Mahakumbh will be held today on 1st December. A total of four teams will participate in the semi-finals, leaving around 53 teams participating in the competition. District Sports Officer Jawahar Lal Yadav said that the teams of Virat XI, Veer XI, Bairiya and Mithwar achieved victory in the quarter final match of cricket held on Friday. The semi-final will be between these four teams. The two winning teams will compete in the finals. The winning team of Cricket Mahakumbh will receive a prize of Rs 21,000 and the runner-up team will receive a prize of Rs 11,000. Apart from this, Man of the Trophy will receive a reward of Rs 5100 and Man of the Bowling-Betting a reward of Rs 2100. Awards and trophies will be distributed during the closing ceremony of the fair.

Nowadays, more than half of the social media viewers love to make reels, and the desire to get likes and views from those reels has also increased. Although there is nothing wrong in it, but sometimes people do stupid things in this matter. If you are active on social media every day, you will see many such videos on your feed every few days as such videos remain viral. Right now, a video is going viral. Let us tell you about it. What is shown in the viral video? Nowadays, people have become more aware of fitness and are working towards keeping themselves fit, but there are still shortcomings. People who exercise go to the park or do it at home. Many people go to the gym to lift weights and build their body. But have you ever seen someone practice on the train tracks? Obviously, you might not have seen it happen because bodybuilders only go to the gym, but people who love the pulley life also go to the track. A similar scene was also seen in the viral video. In the video, a boy is seen doing exercises by hanging between the tracks. Watch the viral video here The video you just watched was posted on Instagram by an account called fitneeskit, with the caption, “Game of Death.” By the time this news was written, many people had watched the video. After watching the video, one user wrote: “This is not right.” Another user wrote: “It’s called confidence, it’s in you too.” Well, people will react in different ways, but it is wrong to do so. Share this story Tags

Today, after a long time, a record recovery has been seen in the stock market and the market is very close to reaching its highest level ever. This surge in the local market came after the rise in the global market as expectations of a rate cut by the US Fed strengthened. Sensex closed 1,022 points higher at 85,610, while Nifty closed 320 points higher at 26,205. Nifty Bank rose 707 points. Meanwhile, strong gains were seen across all sectors, including auto, financials, media, metals and consumer. Of the top 30 BSE stocks, 28 rose, while two, Asian Paints and Bharti Airtel, declined. Many stocks including Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv and Tata Steel closed 2% higher. Market capitalization of BSE increased by ₹5.50 lakh crore to ₹474.90 lakh crore. Natco Pharma shares rose 12 percent to ₹932 today. NMDC shares are trading 9.32 percent higher at ₹533. Shares of PG Electropast are trading 6.25 percent higher at ₹605. Reliance Power shares rose 6 percent. MCX shares rose 4 percent to ₹10,255. Siemens shares rose 4 percent to ₹3,313. Why is the stock market so bullish? Rate cut expectations: Given the weak US economic data, the market expects a rate cut from the US Fed in the December policy meeting. According to CME Group’s FedWatch data, 85% of people believe that Jerome Powell and the US Fed will cut interest rates. Global Rally: Tremendous rally seen on Wall Street. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares rose 1%, while Japan’s Nikkei gained 1.8%. U.S. stock futures were also up 0.2% in early trade. Continued rally in US: US market gained momentum on Tuesday, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose for the third day in a row. This rally was supported by rising expectations of a Fed rate cut. Crude oil prices fall: Oil prices, trading just above $60, are near a one-month low amid concerns that global oil supplies could grow faster than demand next year. FII purchases: On November 25, FIIs became net buyers and bought shares worth ₹785 crore. Experts expect more purchases in the domestic market. Weak earnings upside: The second quarter earnings season signaled a clear improvement in sentiment, earnings downgrades were reduced, and analysts indicated that the downgrade cycle may have bottomed out. Many brokers now expect a return to double-digit earnings growth after FY27. Broad Buying: Substantial buying was seen in large-cap stocks on Wednesday. Both the mid-cap and small-cap indices rose by more than 1%. RBI MPC meeting: In its last policy meeting of the year on December 3-5, the Reserve Bank of India is expected to cut the repo rate by 25 bps due to several downside surprises in core CPI inflation. Share this story Tags

New Delhi, November 26 (IANS). Every year, 26 November is celebrated as ‘Constitution Day’ in the country. On Wednesday, on the occasion of the 76th anniversary of the Constitution of India, many leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wished the countrymen through social media. The tradition of celebrating ‘Constitution Day’ started in the year 2015 after the arrival of the Narendra Modi government at the centre. How active and vigilant PM Modi was towards the Constitution was seen during his tenure as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. An anecdote related to Prime Minister Modi was shared on the social media platform ‘X’ called ‘Modi Archive’, in which it was told how since the early days he has been following the ideals of the creator of the Constitution, Dr. Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar, follows. It was told in the post that in 2010, India celebrated the 60th anniversary of its Constitution. At that time Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. He led the ‘Samvidhan Gaurav Yatra’, which was a unique and memorable tribute to the Constitution. Along with this, some old photos related to this visit of PM Modi were also shared in the post. ‘Modi archive’ In honor of the Constitution, its copy has been placed atop a decorated elephant. A large replica was placed in a specially designed howda (a traditional hall) in which Narendra Modi, state ministers and about 15,000 people walked with the elephant. The post further informed that what made this procession even more interesting was its historical inspiration. It was inspired by the age-old tradition during the reign of King Siddharaja in Patan, when Acharya Hemchandra’s Sanskrit grammar book was carried on the streets on an elephant. The then Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Samvidhan Gaurav Yatra’ was an attempt in the same spirit to give the Constitution its rightful place in the collective consciousness of India. It was said in the ‘Modi Archive’ post that ‘Samvidhan Gaurav Yatra’ was an event just like the way we celebrate ‘Constitution Day’ today, it was not just a formal event. It was a call to action. Narendra Modi’s objective was clear, “to raise awareness of the immense importance of the Constitution, to educate citizens about its core values, and to reaffirm the country’s commitment to its principles.” –IANS SK/ABM Share this story Tags

Social media is a platform where whenever you visit, and no matter how many times you visit, you will find something different and new. Such content also goes viral on social media. If you’re on social media, you know that countless videos go viral every day, featuring stunts, stunts, people’s stunts, weird acts, cute kids, and much more. Right now, a video is going viral on social media. Let’s see what is shown in the viral video. Whenever you are on the road, you must have seen people moving around in vehicles. People ride bikes and scooters, and they go somewhere. If they are damaged, people pull them. But have you ever seen something like this where a scooter is loaded onto another scooter, and a man is holding it? Something similar can be seen in the video that is now going viral. In the video, a man is seen driving the scooter, while another man sits behind him, looking at the back seat and holding the scooter. Watch the viral video here The video you just watched was posted on Instagram by an account called andheriwestshitposting. By the time this news was written, many people had watched the video. After watching the video, a user commented: “And bro he came on the scooter no bro the scooter came on me.” Another user wrote: “Mumbai is not for newbies.” A third user wrote: “Do they sell it on the black market?” Another user wrote: “Do they sell it on the black market?” Share this story Tags

New Delhi, November 26 (IANS). Everyone is a fan of the attitude and philosophy of Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ in Hindi poetry. Through poetry he made the world aware of the truth of life along with the sensibilities. His introduction is just that, “Mitti ka tan, masti ka mind, kshanbhar jeevan mera parichay.” Harivansh Rai Bachchan was born on 27 November 1907 in Allahabad (now Prayagraj). His family members liked to call him ‘Bachchan’. In ‘Madhushala’ he wrote about his own upbringing, “I am a Kayastha family, my ancestors shaped me so much, seventy five percent of my blood is in my body, I have the ancestral rights, the Madhushala was sold in the courtyard of the tavern, by the hands of my grandfathers and great grandfathers.” In fact, with his poems and writings, he became a household name all over the world in a short span of time. While living in Allahabad, human sensibilities began to appear in his writings. ‘Bachchan’, who spent more than half of his life in a rented house, expressed the problems of the people in his own words. After graduating from Allahabad University in 1929, he took admission in MA, but left his studies midway due to the non-cooperation movement of 1930. After doing MA in 1938, he went to Cambridge. He married Shyama during his studies but both stayed together only for some time. After Shyama’s death, ‘Bachchan’ started feeling sad. When Shyama’s health was bad, he wrote a poem, “Raat half puller meri hatheli, ek ungli se likha tha pyaar tumne.” This poem brought ‘Bachchan’ a lot of fame. Madhushala also did not lag behind to increase his popularity. On January 24, 1942, Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ attacked Suri for the second time. ‘Bachchan’ was a lecturer in English at Allahabad University from 1941-1952 and was also associated with All India Radio. He also worked as a Hindi expert in the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. English expert Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ had an amazing command over Hindi. It is said that he always included Shyama’s death and early marriage in his poetry. He wrote: “What will be the occasion of the past, my mind will repent all my life, I will have to die, I could not die when I had to die, I could do nothing in life.” His writings ‘Kya Bhooloon Kya Yaad Karoon’, ‘Need Ka Nirman Phir’, ‘Basare Se Door’ and ‘Dashdwar Se Sopan Tak’ have excellent writing. Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ achieved his greatest fame in 1935, when ‘Madhushala’ came. He was nominated to the Rajya Sabha in 1966. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1968 and the Padma Bhushan in 1976. He breathed his last on 18 January 2003 in Mumbai. His son Amitabh Bachchan is a Bollywood megastar. Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ continued till his death to give messages to the youth through poems and developed a new method of love poetry. It is said that Mahatma Gandhi himself asked him why he was bent on making people drunk through ‘Madhushala’? When Mahatma Gandhi read ‘Madhushala’, his fear ended. Even to give a message to the depressed youth, Harivansh Rai wrote in a poem: “There was a star in life, I believe he was very dear, if he drowned, he drowned, look at the joy of amber, how many of his stars are broken, how many of his loved ones are left behind, those who are left behind are found again, but speaking on a broken bygonne are stars.” Through this, Harivansh Rai ‘Bachchan’ spread a new consciousness in the society. A deep message was given to the society in ‘Madhushala’. Some of the lines of ‘Madhushala’ are: “Muslims and Hindus are two, one, but their cup, one, but, their tavern, one, but their situation, both remain one until they go to the mosque or temple, the mosque, temple increases enmity, the tavern brings peace.” Referring to the reality of life in the poem ‘Is Paar, Ons Paar’, he wrote: “I go today, you come tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, all friends, the world.” She kept crying, whoever has to go, goes. My thoughts would waver because of the waves on the shore itself. When I come alone, I don’t know what will happen. On this side, dear Madhu, you are there, who knows what will happen on the other side.” –IANS ABM/VC