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Lucknow's Municipal Art Gallery, established in 1949, houses a collection of about 90 artworks initiated by the Lucknow Municipal Corporation. Despite facing setbacks like damage in 1980-81, revival efforts have been made, including restoration work and cataloging. Future plans involve converting the current structure into a museum to enhance the gallery's accessibility and cultural significance.

Following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Pakistani Hindu Sindhis in Ulhasnagar faced potential repatriation due to short-term visas. While some were asked to leave, the Modi government granted permission for many long-term visa holders to stay, easing tensions. The Bharatiya Sindhu Sabha is assisting Sindhis in obtaining citizenship, and those stranded at the Wagah border have been allowed to return.

In a tragic incident in Lucknow's Gayatripuram, an eight-year-old boy died after falling into an open sewage treatment plant tank while playing. The child, from a migrant labourer's family, was living in a park after being evicted from their home.

In Noida, Lalu Prasad, a truck driver, was shot in the head following a dispute with Vikash Kumar over honking. Vikash, a businessman, was drinking inside his car. The incident occurred in Sector 63. Lalu is critically injured and receiving treatment. Vikash and his employee, lalit kumar, were arrested.

The men's national hockey camp has begun at the SAI Centre under Chief Coach Craig Fulton, focusing on fitness, conditioning, and recent performance evaluation. The 36-member core group is preparing for the upcoming Pro League matches in Europe, with new talents being closely observed.

Kurukshetra police have apprehended three suspects involved in a shooting incident, seizing illegal weapons and uncovering an arms factory in Uttar Pradesh. The investigation revealed a network of arms suppliers, leading to multiple arrests and a crackdown on illegal arms trade in the region.