Jaunpur  

Abhishek Singh made headlines this year by quitting his service as an IAS officer and pursuing a career in a different field. He is a resident of Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. In the year 2010, he cleared the UPSC exams and joined the service as an IAS officer in 2011.

Arun Singh, a resident of Jaunpur, underwent the horrible experience of getting treated in hospitals on oxygen shortage during the pandemic. He fought and recovered from Covid-19 and spent an extended period in bed. As his health improved, Arun Singh initiated a campaign that focused on planting oxygen-producing trees. He has extended his tree plantation campaign by planting trees in hundreds of primary schools.

Snehil Kunwar Singh from Jaunpur secured fourth rank in the results of UPPSC-J. Snehil’s father motivated him to study law. In this interview, he shares how his father introduced him to the various aspects of how the judicial system functions and the verdicts of the judiciary affects the society. Forging a deep interest in the law studies, Snehil decided to become a judge.

In these five years, Pankaj Mishra and his team of 15000 people have planted more than four lakh saplings in several villages and cities of Uttar Pradesh.

Sasikala Chaurasia of Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh is a hit on YouTube
 

In a shocking video from Jaunpur in Uttar Pradesh, some men were seen beating women with huge sticks. According to reports, the incident happened in Korkagahana village of Saraykhwaja police station area of the district.

The incident, which occurred at the Raghunathpur village under the Gulriha police station, comes close on the heels of an incident in Jaunpur where all but five Hindu families of a village had converted to Christianity