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A total of 53 awardees were given the honour on Wednesday -- three Padma Vibhushan, five Padma Bhushan and 45 Padma Shri.

Mulayam Singh, Sudha Murthy and educationist Anand Kumar conferred with Padma awards

A total of 53 awardees were given the honour on Wednesday -- three Padma Vibhushan, five Padma Bhushan and 45 Padma Shri.

Former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Late Mulayam Singh Yadav, and medical professional Dilip Mahalanabis, known globally for his work on Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS), were among those conferred the Padma Vibhushan award by President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday.
Author and philanthropist Sudha Murty, physicist Deepak Dhar, who is known for his long-standing research career in statistical physics, novelist S L Bhyrappa and Vedic scholar Tridandi Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji were given the Padma Bhushan at a function held at Rashtrapati Bhavan here.
Yadav, who was also India's defence minister and long-time parliamentarian, and Mahalanabis, who returned from the US to serve in the 1971 Bangladesh war refugee camps, were given the honour posthumously.
Yadav's son, former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav, received the award on his behalf, while Mahalanabis' award was received by his nephew.
Music director M M Keeravaani, who bagged India's first Oscar for an original song for the 'RRR' song 'Naatu Naatu' and Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon were among those who received the Padma Shri.
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP president J P Nadda and several Union ministers and other guests were present at the function.
The President had approved the conferment of 106 Padma awards, including three duo cases (in a duo case, the award is counted as one), on the eve of this year's Republic Day.
A total of 53 awardees were given the honour on Wednesday -- three Padma Vibhushan, five Padma Bhushan and 45 Padma Shri.
The other distinguished personalities were given the awards on March 22.
Padma awards are conferred in three categories -- Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri. India's top civilian award, the Bharat Ratna, has not been given to anyone since 2019.
The awards are given in various disciplines and fields of activities such as art, social work, public affairs, science and engineering, trade and industry, medicine, literature and education, sports and civil service among others.
Padma Vibhushan, the country's second-highest civilian award, is given for exceptional and distinguished service; Padma Bhushan for distinguished service of high order; and Padma Shri for distinguished service in any field.
Many of the awardees are unsung heroes who have been silently working for the betterment of society and people, and whom the Narendra Modi government has been honouring ever since it came to power in 2014, officials said.&nbsp;

A sea of people descended here on Tuesday for the last rites of veteran socialist leader Mulayam Singh Yadav at his native Saifai village in Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, the cloudy sky and intermittent morning drizzle adding to the sombreness.
The Samajwadi Party founder and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister passed away aged 82 at a private hospital in Gurugram on Monday.
His mortal remains were brought to Saifai Monday evening and kept at his 'kothi' where people poured in to pay their last respects to "Netaji", as Yadav was fondly called.
With hundreds queued up for the final darshan amid the drizzle, Yadav's body was moved around 10 am Tuesday from the house to a bigger hall on the Mela Ground premises, around one km away, to allow people to pay their last respects.
The former chief minister's son Akhilesh Yadav, brother Shivpal Yadav and other family members were onboard the truck decked up with garlands of flowers. A huge crowd of people marched along as the vehicle moved slowly on the concrete road of the village.
Party workers and people in their hundreds -- riding cycles, motorcycles, cars, SUVs and other means of transport -- arrived at Saifai from areas nearby and places far off Tuesday morning for the final rites.
The entire Saifai looked like a sea of whites as people from all walks of life came out of their houses in their whites, some on rooftops, some climbing the tress along the route and some making an attempt to just touch the vehicle that carried their beloved leader, their 'Dhartiputra' -- son of the soil.
Frequent chants of "netaji amar rahe, amar rahe amar rahe (long live netaji!)" by lakhs of people rent the air.
As the vehicle waded through the ocean of supporters, well-wishers and common public, Mulayam's brother Shivpal Yadav stood on the vehicle in folded hands.
Samajwadi Party MLC Ashutosh Sinha, who is in Saifai to attend the last rites, told PTI, "I arrived here last night at around 10.00. People from different walks of life have been coming to pay their last tributes to 'netaji', and it continued in the morning as well. Party workers from across the country have assembled to have the final glimpse of their beloved 'netaji', and bid him a goodbye for the final time." Manoj Mishra, a native of Etawah, reminisced how 'Netaji' knew people of the region by their first names. "Yadav was hugely popular among the locals for his connect with the masses," he told PTI.
Among the crowd queued outside the 'kothi' earlier in the morning was a group of six men who had come from Chunar village in Mirzapur in eastern UP.
"We left the village in an auto for Mirzapur railway station. Boarded a train at 11 pm and reached Etawah around 7 am," Babu Nandan Yadav told PTI after Yadav's darshan.
The cremation is scheduled for the afternoon and preparations were underway for the last rites at Saifai amid heavy security presence.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar are likely to arrive here during the day.
Clad in a white dhoti-kurta and a Gandhi topi, also white, 80-year-old Janak Singh came to Saifai from nearby Chaubeypur village.
"Neta ji A-one aadmi thhe," Singh said, showering praised on the leader and recalling his love for wrestling and the Holi festival. "He was very fond of Faag (folk musical celebrations of Holi). He hosted wonderful Holi gatherings."

Mourners turn Saifai white as crowds swell for Mulayam's last glimpse

The Samajwadi Party founder and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister passed away aged 82 at a private hospital in Gurugram on Monday.

A sea of people descended here on Tuesday for the last rites of veteran socialist leader Mulayam Singh Yadav at his native Saifai village in Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, the cloudy sky and intermittent morning drizzle adding to the sombreness.
The Samajwadi Party founder and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister passed away aged 82 at a private hospital in Gurugram on Monday.
His mortal remains were brought to Saifai Monday evening and kept at his 'kothi' where people poured in to pay their last respects to "Netaji", as Yadav was fondly called.
With hundreds queued up for the final darshan amid the drizzle, Yadav's body was moved around 10 am Tuesday from the house to a bigger hall on the Mela Ground premises, around one km away, to allow people to pay their last respects.
The former chief minister's son Akhilesh Yadav, brother Shivpal Yadav and other family members were onboard the truck decked up with garlands of flowers. A huge crowd of people marched along as the vehicle moved slowly on the concrete road of the village.
Party workers and people in their hundreds -- riding cycles, motorcycles, cars, SUVs and other means of transport -- arrived at Saifai from areas nearby and places far off Tuesday morning for the final rites.
The entire Saifai looked like a sea of whites as people from all walks of life came out of their houses in their whites, some on rooftops, some climbing the tress along the route and some making an attempt to just touch the vehicle that carried their beloved leader, their 'Dhartiputra' -- son of the soil.
Frequent chants of "netaji amar rahe, amar rahe amar rahe (long live netaji!)" by lakhs of people rent the air.
As the vehicle waded through the ocean of supporters, well-wishers and common public, Mulayam's brother Shivpal Yadav stood on the vehicle in folded hands.
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Samajwadi Party MLC Ashutosh Sinha, who is in Saifai to attend the last rites, told PTI, "I arrived here last night at around 10.00. People from different walks of life have been coming to pay their last tributes to 'netaji', and it continued in the morning as well. Party workers from across the country have assembled to have the final glimpse of their beloved 'netaji', and bid him a goodbye for the final time." Manoj Mishra, a native of Etawah, reminisced how 'Netaji' knew people of the region by their first names. "Yadav was hugely popular among the locals for his connect with the masses," he told PTI.
Among the crowd queued outside the 'kothi' earlier in the morning was a group of six men who had come from Chunar village in Mirzapur in eastern UP.
"We left the village in an auto for Mirzapur railway station. Boarded a train at 11 pm and reached Etawah around 7 am," Babu Nandan Yadav told PTI after Yadav's darshan.
The cremation is scheduled for the afternoon and preparations were underway for the last rites at Saifai amid heavy security presence.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar are likely to arrive here during the day.
Clad in a white dhoti-kurta and a Gandhi topi, also white, 80-year-old Janak Singh came to Saifai from nearby Chaubeypur village.
"Neta ji A-one aadmi thhe," Singh said, showering praised on the leader and recalling his love for wrestling and the Holi festival. "He was very fond of Faag (folk musical celebrations of Holi). He hosted wonderful Holi gatherings."
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So Azam Khan walked out of jail after 2 years and bail in 88 cases against him. What next? And what does it mean for UP politics? After many ups and downs and much drama, Azam Khan's exit has been hailed a ‘victory’ by many including SP (Lohia) leader and Akhilesh Yadav's uncle Shivpal Yadav.  And while Akhilesh Yadav, too, joined Khan’s family and allies, in celebrating his release, reports suggest tensions persist between the jailed leader and SP chief.  Amid reports of tensions between SP and Khan, major political parties in UP are said to be vying for his attention. The ten-time MP from UP’s Rampur district and one founding members of Samajwadi Party and the party’s ‘Muslim face’, comes with substantial clout and large voter base. RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh are all said to be wooing Khan. BSP leader Mayawati recently slammed the BJP for the continued incarceration of Khan and came out in his support. Last month, Yadav visited several jailed SP members, and didn’t pay a visit to Khan. Yadav is said to have only visited Khan once since his incarceration.  

Azam Khan released: what does the political swayamvar look like for UP's powerful Muslim leader? 

Azam Khan released. Now what?

Could Azam&nbsp;Khan's release from jail rock the political boat in UP?

This is political serenading outside&nbsp;Sitapur jail&nbsp;in Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The man with heena-dyed hair on the left of your screen is Mohammad Azam Khan, born in Rampur a year after India won Independence in 1947. &nbsp; &nbsp; An influential figure in the power corridors of India&rsquo;s most populous state, Khan has been a Parliament member for 10 terms. But he is a much taller figure in the state&rsquo;s politics, one of the founders of the main Opposition Samajwadi Party. &nbsp; &nbsp; The man greeting him outside the jail is Shivpal Yadav. They together worked in the Samajwadi Party under their now ailing leader Mulayam Singh Yadav who now remains in political oblivion. &nbsp; &nbsp; This isn&rsquo;t a perfect picture. Perfect pictures are rare in politics. &nbsp;
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A perfect picture would have been Mulyama Singh&rsquo;s son and incumbent Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh&nbsp;Yadav greeting Khan at the gates of the jail. Not to be. Akhilesh&rsquo;s bete noire, his uncle Shivpal, is in the frame. &nbsp; &nbsp; In April, Akhilesh visited several jailed Samajwadi&nbsp;members, but didn&rsquo;t pay a visit to Khan.&nbsp; &nbsp; There are others who want to join Khan&rsquo;s political swayamvar&nbsp;too in case he wants to move on from the party he co-founded. &nbsp; &nbsp; RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh are all said to be wooing Khan. Then there is Mayawati who recently slammed BJP over Khan&rsquo;s prolonged incarceration. He remained in jail for 27 months. &nbsp; &nbsp; Khan who has a substantial clout and the backing of a large Muslim voter base, is in all likelihood taking a new path but whoever he picks, the political certainty is; a massive setback for the largest Opposition in Uttar Pradesh is in the offing. &nbsp;

SP supremo Mulayam Singh tests Covid +ve but asymptomatic

Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav&nbsp;has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the party tweeted on Wednesday. He is being monitored by doctors and is&nbsp;asymptomatic so far, the party added. Informing the people about his father's health, former Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Chief Minister Akhilesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;tweeted that the veteran politician is stable and has been admitted to the Medanta&nbsp;Hospital in Gurugram.&nbsp;

SP supremo Mulayam Singh test Covid +ve but is asymptomatic

Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav&nbsp;has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the party tweeted on Wednesday. He is being monitored by doctors and is&nbsp;asymptomatic so far, the party added. Informing the people about his father's health, former Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Chief Minister Akhilesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;tweeted that the veteran politician is stable and has been admitted to the Medanta&nbsp;Hospital in Gurugram.&nbsp;

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