Your favourite Hindi National Daily Dainik Jagran has once again retained its top position for consecutively 21st time in the fourth quarter results of Indian Readership Survey (IRS).

President Pranab Mukherjee will inaugurate the 'Jagran Forum' in Lucknow on October 13. This will be the President’s maiden tour to Uttar Pradesh after assuming the top constitutional post.

We are happy to inform that the Dainik Jagran has completed 22 years of its delhi edition on Tuesday. A number of stories of this esteemed daily have proved a milestone in Delhi-NCR region. This newspaper has contributed immensely in enhancing the lifestyle of its readers with its parameters which drew positive response from them all.

President Pranab Mukherjee will undertake a two-day visit to Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow on October 12-13, a statement from his office said on Wednesday.

Dainik Jagran on Saturday organised free medical camps in Ranchi and other places on the occasion of World Health Day. Patients were given free medical consultation on problems related to kidney, heart, eye, gall bladder and ureteric stones, enlarged prostate, hernia and other diseases.

Embroiled in charges of corruption, Medical Council of India (MCI) Secretary Sangeeta Sharma has been dismissed from her post. Acting on the directions of the Health Ministry, the MCI Board of Governors (BOG) issued instructions for her removal on Friday.

In what could be good tidings for the people of Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav held a brainstorming meeting with officials and a delegation under the stewardship of Dainik Jagarn CMD Mahendra Mohan Gupta to mull over all-round development of the city. The Chief Minister assured the delegation that he would make every possible effort for giving facelift to Kanpur.

In order to spread Urdu language among the masses, a campaign called, Urdu Heritage Caravan, was launched on Wednesday. Chairman of Press Council of India, Markandey Katju, announced this at a function organised at India International Centre.

On the occasion of 10th Foundation Day of Dainik Jagran in Jharkhand, people of various regions were honoured for their achievements.

On November 16, 1905, two days before he left India for the last time—and in controversial circumstances—Viceroy Lord Curzon delivered a remarkable speech at the Byculla Club in Bombay. The popular expectations from a Viceroy, he suggested, were unbearably exacting: “He must be prepared to speak about everything, and often about nothing.