₹19 Crore Naval Shaurya Vatika Dedicated to INS Gomati Inaugurated in Lucknow to Inspire Patriotism Among Youth…
The inauguration ceremony for the Naval Shaurya Vatika, built at a cost of ₹19 crore (approximately $1.9 billion), was held in Lucknow today, May 30th. The Naval Shaurya Vatika, dedicated to INS Gomati, was inaugurated by India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Built at a cost of ₹19 crore (approximately $1.9 billion), the Naval Shaurya Vatika is a magnificent and inspiring symbol of the Indian Navy’s maritime prowess, historical heritage, and the sacrifices of its brave soldiers. The main attraction of this garden is the warship INS Gomati (F21) The main attraction of this garden is the warship INS Gomati (F21), which served the Indian Navy for nearly 34 years. Now, this historic warship has been established as a permanent memorial in Lucknow on the banks of the Gomati River. It is not merely a tourist destination; its purpose is to acquaint future generations with the discipline, indomitable courage, and glorious tales of national service of the Indian Navy. This project is a vibrant center designed to further instill a sense of national devotion and military honor in the minds of youth. After inaugurating the Naval Shaurya Vatika, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated in his address that this is not an ordinary tourist destination but a vibrant inspirational site, and that this Shaurya Vatika will teach future generations the price of freedom and security. He said that many may wonder what such a Shaurya Vatika is for in Lucknow, but we need to consider that the sacrifices and daily struggles of our soldiers who protect our borders often leave behind our intimate connection in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh further stated, “It is my constant endeavor that equipment that has served our country for decades be displayed in schools, colleges, and universities after retirement. Because when our new generation sees and touches them, a passion for nation-building will naturally arise within them. This same thought is behind the Naval Shaurya Vatika that stands before you today.”
Pratik Yadav Dies Suddenly at 38 in Lucknow, Wave of Grief Across Political and Social Circles
Pratik Yadav, the younger son of former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav and the younger brother of SP chief Akhilesh Yadav, died suddenly on Wednesday morning at the age of 38. Pratik Yadav’s wife, Aparna Yadav, is a BJP leader and Vice-President of the Uttar Pradesh State Women’s Commission. According to reports, he was brought to Lucknow’s Civil Hospital around 6 a.m. on Wednesday, where doctors declared him dead. Dr. Devesh Chandra, CMS of Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Hospital, stated that he was already dead when he was brought there. After the Panchnama (inquest), Pratik Yadav’s body was taken to KGMU, where his post-mortem is being conducted. It should be noted that Pratik Yadav had been unwell for some time. Upon hearing the news of Pratik Yadav’s death, a large number of people associated with him rushed to the hospital. A wave of grief swept across political, social, and business circles. People are also expressing their condolences to the bereaved family. Pratik Yadav, who maintained a distance from politics, was often in the news for his fitness, business, and luxurious lifestyle. Prateek Yadav owned a gym called “The Fitness Planet” in Lucknow. He also ran an organization called “Jeev Ashray.” The organization treats, cares for, feeds, and rescues stray dogs