Woman torched to death by inlaws on International Women's Day in India
AGRA. It could serve as a well-placed slap in the face of the the groups of so-called women's rights activists who all too recently celebrated International Women’s Day, fervently praising the contribution made by women to the society and vowing to prevent violence against the feminine gender comfortably ensconced in luxurious clubs and hotels. While the world was busy celebrating women’s day, a young girl was murdered in cold-blood, torched to death by her in-laws in Kayamganj town of Farrukhabad district of Uttar Pradesh, alongwith a 6-month fetus inside her, just three years after marriage. Two weeks have passed since the grisly murder but the local police appears to be in no hurry to catch the absconding in-laws who doused the girl in kerosene and left her to burn and die on the street, making good their escape while the locals awaited for the police to arrive. Meanwhile, the victim’s mother Archana Sharma has suffered from a strok
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I am unable to found much news related to STPI ( Software Technology Parks of India ) progress in Agra, IT Parks in Agra.
I think Agra should be promoted with non pollutated IT industry. There are so many engineering colleges and so resources. UP government should take right approach to promote IT industry in Agra. I want to know what happens with STPI - ADA talks, Mr. Rajesh Kumar , Mr. M.P. Dubey's visit. and what Mr. S. K. Agarwal ( Director Noida now Director Mumbai) thinks.
And Mr. P. Venugopal ( Current Director STPI Noida) do for Agra.
UP & Bihar can never be developed because of such attitude of officers sitting in respective state. Even after around 10 years they are not able to get finalized the location for STPI in Agra. Very Fast Working Speed of State Govt. it seems that all they are working with full dedication of personal interest not for public interest.