Car-tanker collision kills man, daughter in Buxar
Buxar administration asks officials to take steps for easing traffic congestion
Ancient idols stolen from Saran temple
CBI Nabs PQS Assistant Director, Private Person in Bribery Case in Vizag
Searches were conducted at the premises of the accused persons located at Visakhapatnam, Faridabad and Thimanapalli Village, Kolar district in Karnataka: CBI
Leader of Opposition and Biju Janata Dal (BJD) president Naveen Patnaik announced on Saturday, 7 November 2026, that he will not celebrate Diwali this year, standing in solidarity with citizens severely impacted by recent floods and landslides across Odisha. The decision follows extensive damage in Ganjam, Gajapati, and Kandhamal districts caused by heavy rains and [] The post Naveen Patnaik Cancels Diwali Celebrations in Solidarity with Cyclone Arnab and Landslide-Affected Districts appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam to boost global business, tech ties: Naidu
The 31st edition of the summit will be held in Visakhapatnam on November 12 and 13
TMC Senior Resident (Transfusion Medicine) Recruitment 2026
Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) is conducting a Walk-in Interview for the post of Senior Resident. Candidates meeting the prescribed eligibility criteria can attend the interview on 18 November 2026 at Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, Aganampudi, Gajuwaka Mandalam, Visakhapatnam. Candidates should report at 9:00 AM. Further details are available at tmc.gov.in.
Ahead of Diwali, air pollution rises to hazardous levels in Bihar; Buxar records AQI of 441
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 7 (IANS) Diwali celebrations have triggered a sharp deterioration in air quality across Bihar, with firecracker emissions pushing pollution levels to alarming proportions in several cities. Buxar recorded an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 441, placing it in the extremely poor range and posing serious health risks to residents. Continuous bursting of firecrackers during the festival of lights has released large quantities of smoke and harmful particulate matter into the atmosphere, further worsening the already critical pollution situation across the state. According to available air quality data, several major cities in Bihar recorded dangerously high AQI levels. Bettiah registered an AQI of 364, Motihari 357, Sasaram 326, Siwan 326 and Muzaffarpur 325. Other cities also reported elevated pollution levels, with Darbhanga recording an AQI of 300, Samastipur 289, Bhagalpur 268 and the state capital, Patna, 248. The readings indicate widespread deterioration in air quality during Diwali celebrations. However, AQI figures may vary depending on the monitoring platform and the time of measurement. In Patna, residents are facing considerable discomfort due to the combination of existing pollution and additional smoke generated by firecrackers. The situation is particularly concerning for people suffering from respiratory ailments, asthma and other health conditions. Apart from deteriorating air quality, firecracker explosions have also contributed to noise pollution, with high-decibel sounds causing discomfort to elderly people, children and those suffering from various health problems. Environmental expert Raj Kumar Jha said parents should take responsibility for discouraging children from bursting firecrackers and exposing themselves to polluted air for extended periods. Children learn from the environment they experience at home. Parents should discourage them from spending long hours outdoors bursting firecrackers. No matter how much effort the government makes, pollution cannot be controlled without public cooperation, Jha said. He also questioned the effectiveness of the administration's pollution-control measures, particularly the practice of sprinkling water on roads in selected areas. Spraying water on roads and focusing only on a few VIP areas will not solve the problem. There is an urgent need to address pollution, garbage, contaminated water and open drains in localities such as Saristabad and Gardanibagh, he said. He stressed that pollution control requires sustained efforts rather than temporary measures undertaken during festivals. The sharp rise in pollution levels has once again highlighted the need for greater public awareness and collective responsibility. With air pollution emerging as a serious public health concern across Bihar, the challenge now lies in balancing festive celebrations with environmental protection and the right of citizens to breathe clean air.
Udayanidhi Stalin meets families of nine fishermen who died because of Cyclone Murasu
Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, Udayanidhi Stalin, on Saturday, met families of nine Kasimedu fishermen who lost their lives in a Cyclone Murasu-related tragedy. Speaking to ANI, Stalin mentioned that the DMK supports fishermen families' demand for government jobs. It's a very tragic accident that has happened. I've been visiting the family and giving our support. I think the TVK govt has not taken adequate steps... The families are telling me that, even though they have been submitting complaints to the police station and informing the officials, no proper action was taken. They (TN Govt) have announced Rs 7 lakhs as a relief fund and, again, around Rs 2 lakhs. They (families of the deceased) are demanding govt jobs for each family. This time, we want to stand by them and show our support... said Stalin. Earlier, nine Kasimedu fishermen who departed from Chennai on October 29 amid Cyclone Murasu experienced engine failure near Ramayapatnam Port in Andhra Pradesh...
Todays Gold Rate: Gold prices up in Coimbatore, Nagpur, Visakhapatnam, Surat, Jaipur
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on November 7
CRC Patna Guest Faculty Recruitment 2026
CRC Patna has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of Guest Faculty (P&O). Applications by email will be accepted till 11 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit nild.nic.in.
Have LPG rates increased a day before Diwali? Check prices from Patna to Mumbai.
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BengaluruVisakhapatnam Private Travel Bus Overturns in Tirupati District, 20 Injured
Around 40 passengers were on board at the time of the accident. At least 20 passengers sustained injuries, while the bus driver suffered serious injuries.
Two More TN Fishermen's Bodies Wash Ashore In Boat Tragedy
The bodies were found along the shores of Ullalapalem in Singarayakonda mandal and Vajjireddypalem in Kothapatnam mandal.
Diwali preparations: 450 fire personnel to be deputed across city
Raise capacity of solar panels on water towers to 20 kilowatts: Samrat
Reactor Eruption Injures Worker At Parawada Pharmacity Unit
Ramu was initially treated at a local clinic and shifted to a private hospital in Arilova, Visakhapatnam, on Friday for advanced treatment.
Officials told to make fool proof arrangements for CII Partnership Summit
CII Partnership Summit will be held on November 12 and 13 at the Andhra University Engineering College grounds in Visakhapatnam
Minister says Nitish revered as ishwar in Bihars rural households
3,392 clear BPSC 71st mains, qualify for interview
Ensure tight security, strict vigil during festivals: CM
Cheaper gold & silver fuel Dhanteras sales in Bihar
Lalu gets bail in poll code violation case
Charas worth Rs10 cr seized, one held in Muzaffarpur
School heads asked to taste midday meals before serving students
GVMC gives permission to set up over 300 firecracker stalls in Visakhapatnam for Deepavali
The stalls have been granted permission after scrutinising the applications, verifying the details, and ensuring that the prescribed requirements were met, says GVMC Regional Fire Officer
Now, kids aged 5 and above can visit Rajgir glass bridge
Scientists conduct experiment to boost plants sweetness
Prime Minister felicitates Indias Asian Para Games 2026 contingent
Visakhapatnam-based Indian para-badminton coach M.V. Murali Krishna, whose team won 16 medals (three gold, five silver, and eight bronze), calls for grassroots-level growth to nurture Indias para-athlete talent
Four food testing labs to come up in state: Nishant
Man accused of raping minor arrested in Kishanganj
Bihar court convicts husband of murdering pregnant wife; acquits mother-in-law
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS) A court in Bihar's Bagaha has convicted a man of murdering his pregnant wife in a dowry-related case, while acquitting his mother-in-law due to a lack of evidence. The court of Additional District Judge (ADJ)-IV Manvendra Mishra found Pramod Yadav alias Bhutti Yadav guilty of murdering his wife, Sandhya Yadav. The court has fixed November 20, 2026, for hearing arguments on the quantum of sentence. Assistant Public Prosecutor (APP) Manu Rao said the conviction was based on witness testimonies and other evidence presented by the prosecution during the trial. According to the prosecution, Sandhya was pregnant at the time of her murder, and the unborn child also lost its life in the incident. The victim was pregnant at the time of the murder. Consequently, along with Sandhya, the child in her womb also lost its life. The court has found her husband, Pramod Yadav alias Bhutti Yadav, guilty in the case, Rao said. According to the case details, Garbhan Yadav, a resident of Anrahwa Nauka Tola under Padrauna police station in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district, married his 23-year-old daughter, Sandhya, to Pramod Yadav of Chankuhwa village under Piprasi police station in Bihar's West Champaran district on June 5, 2025, according to Hindu rituals. However, shortly after the marriage, Sandhya allegedly began facing harassment from her husband and in-laws over dowry demands. Her husband reportedly visited her parental home and demanded an additional Rs 2 lakh as dowry. The case took a tragic turn on September 11, 2025, when her family received information around 4 a.m. that Sandhya was unwell. When her relatives reached her matrimonial home, they allegedly found that she had been murdered. Following the incident, a case was registered against her husband, mother-in-law Leelavati Devi, brother-in-law and sister-in-law. During the trial, the prosecution presented witness statements and other evidence to establish the husband's involvement in the crime. The court convicted Pramod Yadav under Sections 103(1) and 91 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), while acquitting him of the remaining charges. His mother-in-law, Leelavati Devi, was acquitted of the charges due to insufficient evidence. Pramod Yadav is currently lodged in judicial custody. The court will hear arguments on the quantum of sentence on November 20, when the punishment to be awarded to the convicted man will be determined.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi appointed as Bihars captain for first two Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy games
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS) Teenaged batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will captain Bihars senior team for the first time after being named as their skipper for the opening two matches of the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. While announcing a 17-member squad on Friday, the Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) named Suraj Kashyap as the sides vice-captain. BCA president Harsh Vardhan said the role would aid Sooryavanshis development as a player. Vaibhav has already demonstrated tremendous talent, confidence and maturity at a young age, and this responsibility will provide him with another opportunity to grow as a cricketer and leader. We are hopeful that under Vaibhavs leadership, the team will deliver a disciplined, competitive and effective performance while representing the state in the upcoming season, he said. The captaincy comes on the back of a remarkable rise for Sooryavanshi. After making India win the 2026 Under-19 Mens Cricket World Cup by hitting 175 in the final and becoming Player of the Tournament, the left-handed batter became the leading run-getter in IPL 2026 while turning out for the Rajasthan Royals with 776 runs coming at a strike rate of 237.30. Those exploits earned him a place in the India T20I side, and he became the youngest international cricketer for the country by debuting in the second game against England in Manchester in July. In the recent third T20I against New Zealand, Sooryavanshi and Abhishek Sharma put on 118 without loss in the first six overs - the highest powerplay total in mens T20Is. The pair added 133 for the opening wicket in just 43 balls. Sooryavanshi made 45 off 19 deliveries, while Abhishek smashed 113 off 38 balls. Overall, Vaibhav has scored 295 runs in ten T20Is at an average of 29.5 and strike rate of 185.53, including hitting two fifties. Bihars squad was finalised at a meeting of the BCAs senior mens selection committee on Friday, after trials held from November 4 to 6 and a review of past performances was done. Committee Chairman Harvinder Singh and member Amitabh Vijayvargiya attended the meeting, while selector S. Sarath joined via telephonic call. Mangal Mahour and pacer Sakib Hussain have also been picked, but subject to fitness. The selectors will assess them after the first two games before deciding whether they are available to play. Interestingly, the BCA has also named 16 standby players. Bihar will play their first two matches against Saurashtra and Railways in Indore on November 14 and 16 respectively. The support staff of the states Ranji Trophy team will remain with the side for the whole tournament, while Harvinder and Vijayvargiya will travel to Indore to watch the matches. Bihar squad: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (captain), Suraj Kashyap (vice-captain), Alok Kumar, Ayush Loharuka (wk), Altamash Ashraf, Param Kumar Singh, Anmol Kumar (wk), Ritwik Raj, Mayank Kumar, Raghvendra Pratap, Ashish Kumar, Vasudev Pratap Singh, Mohammad Izhar, Amod Yadav, Prashant Singh, Nawaz Khan, Himanshu Singh. Subject to fitness: Mangal Mahour, Shakib Hussain. Standbys: Bipin Saurabh, Suman Kumar, Akash Raj, Khalid Alam, Bhaskar Dubey, Kumar Rajnish, Suyash, Abhijeet Saket, Yashasvi Rishabh, Lakhan Raja, Pawan Kumar, Amit Chaudhary, Piyush Singh, Bhanu Kumar, Lokesh Babulal Kumar, Prashant Srivastava.
Identify gaps in exam arrangements: BSEB chief
30 training programmes launched to upgrade teaching, research skills
New ROB inaugurated near Ara Junction in Bhojpur
Patna encounter: Misa Bharti demands impartial probe; families of three deceased stage protest
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS) After the encounter of three individuals in Patna's Maner area, Misa Bharti, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) Lok Sabha MP from Patliputra, visited the Danapur Sub-divisional hospital on Friday and raised questions over the encounter. Bharti met the grieving families and gathered details about the incident. Targeting the state government, she said that while the Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary claims to be committed to eradicating crime, the police are allegedly killing innocent people. Questioning the circumstances of the encounter, Misa Bharti demanded an impartial investigation, saying that the truth must come out and justice must be ensured for the families of the deceased. Meanwhile, tension prevailed at a hospital in Patna on Friday after the incident that triggered protests by their family members, who accused the police of staging a conspiracy and demanded an impartial investigation. The agitated relatives created a ruckus on the hospital premises and smashed the windows of several vehicles while questioning the police version of the encounter. They alleged that the police had deliberately killed the three men, saying that if the intention was merely to apprehend them, the personnel could have shot them in the legs instead of killing them. As the situation escalated, police personnel attempted to pacify the protesters, but their efforts failed. The police subsequently used mild force to disperse the crowd and clear the hospital premises. Ramashish Yadav, brother of one of the deceased, JP Yadav, also condemned the police action, alleging that his brother was killed in an unjustified operation. He said several questions remained unanswered in the police account and demanded an independent probe and action against the personnel involved. Patna City Superintendent of Police (Central) Chandra Prakash said action would be taken against those found responsible. The bodies of the three deceased have been sent to AIIMS Patna for post-mortem examinations. The investigation is underway, with police examining all aspects of the incident, Chandra Prakash added. Meanwhile, Patna Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kartikeya Sharma said the Bihar Special Task Force (STF) and Patna Police had been conducting special operations to curb criminal activities. Acting on a tip-off about a group of criminals allegedly planning a major crime, a joint team conducted an operation in the jurisdiction of Maner police station on November 6. According to the SSP, the suspects opened fire as the police team approached them. One bullet reportedly grazed the uniform of the Maner Station House Officer (SHO). The police retaliated, injuring three suspects, who were subsequently rushed to a hospital and declared dead by doctors. Preliminary findings suggest that the suspects fired more than 24 rounds at the police team. Weapons were also recovered from the deceased, the SSP said. He added that all three had criminal records and were allegedly involved in a murder committed in Maner on the day of Durga Ashtami this year. Further legal proceedings are underway. The SSP said the post-mortem examinations would be conducted under full videographic recording to ensure transparency in the process.
Three suspects in PACS president murder case killed in gunfight with police in Patna
Cybergang uses mule account for Rs 2 cr transactions in Bhojpur
Over 1k fined for illegal alarm chain pulling
100 newly appointed Bihar Legislative Council staff stopped from joining duty in Patna
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS) Around 100 newly appointed employees of the Bihar Legislative Council created a commotion on Friday after they were stopped at the main gate while attempting to join duty. A large police contingent was deployed at the premises to maintain law and order. The employees demanded that they be allowed to join their respective posts immediately. The group included seven personal assistants (stenographers), around 56 security guards and 33 data entry operators. Their joining has been withheld following allegations of irregularities in the recruitment process. Questions have also been raised over the educational qualifications and professional skills of some of the selected candidates. The recruitment process in the Bihar Legislative Council is currently under scrutiny. The appointments were made during the tenure of former Council Chairman Awadhesh Narayan Singh. The controversy intensified after reports emerged that some of the selected personal assistants were not proficient in shorthand, a mandatory skill for the post. Following these concerns, the Council Secretariat decided to conduct a shorthand assessment to verify the candidates' abilities. A test was organised on November 4, but none of the seven selected candidates appeared. All had been instructed to report to the examination centre on the Council premises at 11:30 a.m. The assessment was to be monitored through CCTV cameras to ensure transparency. The Secretariat had earlier made it clear that failure to appear for the mandatory assessment would lead to cancellation of the candidates' selection. However, after the candidates remained absent, the authorities decided to give them one final opportunity instead of immediately cancelling their appointments. November 18 has now been fixed as the fresh date for the shorthand test. The seven candidates have been directed to appear for the assessment, failing which their appointments will be terminated. The absence of all seven candidates from the first test has further intensified questions over the recruitment process and the credibility of the selection. The larger group of newly appointed employees, meanwhile, continued to press for permission to join duty on Friday. Their appointments remain on hold pending scrutiny of the recruitment-related concerns.
Retired customs officers murder: Shooter hurt in gunfight with police
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Watch: Meet the 95-year-old potter keeping a vanishing Deepavali tradition alive
At 95, Srikakulam Parades is among the last practising traditional potters in Visakhapatnam. As Deepavali approaches, he continues to make clay diyas by hand in Kummari Veedhi, keeping a fading tradition alive. But as he preserves his craft, he is also struggling after his government pension was discontinued.
Hydrogen peroxide used to adulterate milk, seized in Ibrahimpatnam
Future City Police seized 35 kg of milk powder and one litre of hydrogen peroxide during a raid at a unit in Pocharam village
Hydrogen peroxide used to adulterate milk, seized in Ibrahimpatnam
Future City Police seized 35 kg of milk powder and one litre of hydrogen peroxide during a raid at a unit in Pocharam village
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on November 6
HCC Q2 profit slumps 53% to Rs 22 crore
Hindustan Construction Company reported a decline in consolidated net profit for the September quarter of FY27. Income and expenses also saw a reduction in comparison to the previous year's figures. The company secured an order of Rs 524 crore and participated in several project bids. Additionally, construction progressed on various projects including the Indore and Patna Metro.
Cyclone Murasu: Search for five missing fishermen intensified, says Tamil Nadu Government
The nine Kasimedu fishermen who left Chennai on October 29 during Cyclone Murasu faced engine failure near Ramayapatnam Port, Andhra Pradesh, on November 3
Three suspected criminals shot dead in Patna
Upon receiving information that some people with previous criminal records had assembled there to carry out a crime, they rushed to the spot and were met with indiscriminate fire. The SHO of Maner police station and his team retaliated and injured three of the accused, says the officer
Three Suspects Killed In Bihar Police Encounters
Three suspected criminals were killed in an exchange of fire with police in Patna's Maner locality on Friday. Separately, another wanted man was injured in a shootout with police in Bhojpur district on Friday morning.
3 criminals killed in encounter in Patna, SHO injured; weapons recovered
Electricity Supply Restored to 29 Lakh Consumers in Cyclone-affected Areas in Andhra
Cyclone Murasu, which made landfall near Kothapatnam on November 3, severely damaged power infrastructure in Bapatla, Prakasam, Palnadu, Guntur, NTR and Krishna districts
Retired I-T officer murder case: Accused injured in encounter with Bihar Police, arrested
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS)A suspected shooter in the murder of retired Income Tax Department officer Ram Pukar Singh was injured in an encounter with Bihar Police in Bhojpur district on Friday morning. The encounter took place near Sarangpur Mor under the Bahoranpur police station area. The accused, identified as Nirmal Yadav, sustained a bullet injury in his right leg below the knee. He was subsequently arrested and admitted to Ara Sadar Hospital for treatment. Bhojpur Superintendent of Police (SP) Awadhesh Dixit said Nirmal Yadav, a resident of Chandwa Housing Colony under Nawada police station, had already been arrested in connection with the murder of the retired officer. During interrogation, the accused reportedly disclosed the location where he had concealed the weapon used in the crime. A police team subsequently took him to Sarangpur Mor to recover the firearm. However, during the operation, Nirmal allegedly opened fire on the police team in an attempt to escape. After seeing him open fire, the police warned him to surrender, but he continued shooting. In self-defence, the police retaliated, during which he sustained a bullet injury in his leg. He has been arrested and is currently undergoing treatment at Sadar Hospital, SP Awadhesh Dixit said. The case relates to the murder of Ram Pukar Singh on October 15 near Jain College on Maharaja Hata-Katira Station Road in Ara, under the Nawada police station area. Singh, a retired Assistant Commissioner of the Income Tax Department and president of the Kshatriya Kalyan Sangathan, was shot dead by unidentified criminals while he was in the area a few weeks ago. According to police, the assailants fired seven rounds at him, hitting his chest and killing him on the spot. Following the murder, Bhojpur Police launched an investigation based on statements from the victim's family and evidence collected from the crime scene. Scientific and technical evidence subsequently helped investigators identify and detain suspects. Meanwhile, the deceased's wife, Sushila Devi, had alleged that a long-standing dispute over a 14-kattha plot of valuable land was the reason for the murder. She also claimed that her husband had received death threats before the incident. In her complaint, she raised allegations against the SHO of Mufassil police station and the Circle Officer (CO), accusing them of having a role in the conspiracy. These allegations are part of the investigation. Police are continuing their investigation to establish the complete sequence of events and identify all those involved in the murder conspiracy.
Three criminals killed in encounter with Bihar Police in Patna; SHO injured
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 6 (IANS) Three criminals were killed in an encounter with a joint team of the Special Task Force (STF) and local police in the Sherpur area along the Ganga River in Bihar's Patna district early Friday morning. Maner Station House Officer (SHO) Rajnish Kumar sustained injuries during the exchange of fire. The encounter took place around 3 a.m. under the jurisdiction of Maner police station. The deceased have been identified as J.P. Yadav, Suraj Kumar alias Raja Sharma and Bablu Kumar. According to police, all three had criminal backgrounds and were wanted in several cases, including murder. Patna Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kartikeya K. Sharma reached the spot after receiving information about the encounter. He said that STF and district police teams had been conducting operations in different areas when they received intelligence that three criminals had assembled in Sherpur and were planning a major crime. When the police team reached the location, the criminals allegedly opened fire, prompting the police to retaliate. During the exchange, a bullet grazed the arm of Maner SHO Rajnish Kumar. After the firing stopped, police personnel approached the spot and found three men lying injured. They were immediately taken to a hospital, where doctors declared them dead. Police recovered two pistols, one country-made firearm (desi katta) and several empty cartridges from the encounter site. According to police, the exchange of fire lasted several rounds, with the criminals firing 24 rounds and the police responding with 18 rounds. The bodies have been sent for post-mortem examinations. Danapur-2 Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) A.K. Jha said that the three deceased were allegedly involved in the murder of Sanjit Kumar alias Bholu, president of the Vyapur Primary Agricultural Credit Society (PACS) in Maner. According to the SDPO, Bablu Kumar and Suraj Kumar were the alleged shooters, while J.P. Yadav was the main conspirator behind the murder. All three were wanted in connection with the murder case and other criminal cases registered at different police stations. Police are further investigating the encounter and examining the evidence recovered from the scene.
Three criminals killed, officer wounded in Patna police encounter
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Sustainable Deepavali gifts in Visakhapatnam: Eco-friendly hampers and local crafts
From natural food products and handcrafted keepsakes to wellness hampers and traditional clay diyas, a growing number of enterprises in Visakhapatnam are giving festive gifting a more conscious character
SCoR GM inspects railway infrastructure, safety in VisakhapatnamKantakapalli section
Visakhapatnam to host India-Sri Lanka ODI on December 13
Modi to address public meeting in Vaishali on Nov 21, unveil key projects
CM directs officials to expedite implementation of rural jobs scheme
MMCs Deepanjali kicks off Diwali with rangoli, diya-making competitions
Jan Suraaj seeks cancellation of two MLCs membership
Over 2 tonnes of food destroyed, hygiene lapses uncovered during inspections
Rajgir safari gets lion, four blackbucks
HC bars encroachment cases amid title disputes
CM asks minister, officials to hear entrepreneurs concerns
Class III boy locked inside Banka school for two hours
Unreasoned demolition orders violate property rights: HC
Shopkeeper burned alive inside locked Siwan shop
Joint workshop: Officers undergo training in investigations of corruption, bribery cases
SC asks Anant to surrender by Dec 4 in murder case
Accused held in Araria rape case
JD(U) discusses reasons for poor show in council polls
CM: Ensure cleanliness at Ganga ghats
Dance, skit mark annual day at St Michaels High School
India-Sri Lanka ODI moved from Delhi to Visakhapatnam
If not for the renovation of the outfield at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, a major issue with hosting the game in the national capital would have been the poor air quality in the month of December
Bodies of four fishermen from T.N. found near Kothapatnam beach in A.P.
Indian Coast Guard staff on search for five other missing fishermen who were sailing on the same boat which sank 2 km off the shore
India vs Sri Lanka 1st ODI Shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has relocated the opening One Day International (ODI) match between India and Sri Lanka from Delhi to Visakhapatnam. Scheduled for December 13, the series opener will now take place at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam on the original date. The venue change followed a request [] The post India vs Sri Lanka 1st ODI Shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
India Vs Sri Lanka First ODI Moved Out Of Delhi To Visakhapatnam Amid AQI Worries
India Vs Sri Lanka First ODI Moved Out Of Delhi To Visakhapatnam Amid AQI Worries
India-Sri Lanka first ODI shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam due to renovation, weather concerns
New Delhi [India], November 5 : The first ODI between India and Sri Lanka, scheduled for December 13, has been shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam following concerns over renovation work at the Arun Jaitley Stadium and unfavourable weather conditions in the national capital. According to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the match will now be played at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam on the same date. The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) had earlier approached the BCCI, expressing its inability to host the match due to ongoing renovation work at the stadium and the possibility of weather-related disruptions in December, according to a DDCA Source. A DDCA source had told ANI that the association was not in a position to organise the fixture under the prevailing circumstances. India are scheduled to host Sri Lanka for a three-match ODI and three-match T20I series next month. The ODI series will begin in Visakhapatnam on December 13, followed by the second match in Bengaluru and the third in Ahmedabad. The three-match T20I series will be played after the ODIs, with Rajkot, Cuttack and Pune scheduled to host the matches. The Indian team is currently touring New Zealand for a five-match ODI series, following which the two sides will play a two-Test series. The Men in Blue will return home after the New Zealand tour to host Sri Lanka. The venue change comes after the DDCA raised concerns over its preparedness to host the opening ODI, citing the renovation work and weather conditions in the capital during December. (ANI)
Bihar: ASI shot at in Darbhanga; investigation underway
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 5 (IANS) An Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) of Bihar Police was shot at in the left leg while on patrol near the Chhinnamastika shrine in Darbhanga district on Thursday afternoon. The incident took place around 3 p.m. in a bushy area near Pathak Pokhar, between Amtahi and Lalpur villages, under Ujan Panchayat in the Saktapur police station area. The injured ASI, identified as Randhir Kumar, was initially taken by his colleagues to the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Tardih. After receiving first aid, he was referred to Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) for further treatment. According to preliminary information, Randhir Kumar was patrolling the bushes near a pond when a bullet suddenly struck his left leg. The bullet reportedly passed through the limb. Interestingly, the other personnel accompanying him were reportedly unaware that a gunshot had been fired. They noticed his injury and immediately arranged for his transportation to the hospital. Dr Sumant Kumar Singh, in charge of the Tardih PHC, confirmed that the ASI had sustained a gunshot wound to his left leg. He said the bullet had passed through the limb and that the injured officer was referred to DMCH after receiving initial medical treatment. Following information about the incident, Saktapur Station House Officer (SHO) Madhulata Kumari reached the spot. She confirmed that the shooting occurred around 3 p.m. while the ASI was on patrol. SHOs from Benipur and Bajitpur also reached the location, and an investigation was initiated. Police cordoned off the area and began collecting evidence to establish the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Senior police officials are also expected to visit the site. Meanwhile, SHO Arvind Kumar said Randhir Kumar had taken leave on Wednesday to attend an auspicious family ceremony related to his sister and had subsequently returned home. He said the police had been informed about the incident and were investigating all possible angles. The circumstances under which the ASI was shot remain unclear. Police are examining the evidence collected from the spot to determine whether he was deliberately targeted or the shooting occurred under other circumstances.
India-Sri Lanka ODI moved out of Delhi... Here's why
The ODI series opener between India and Sri Lanka on December 13, 2026, has been moved from Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla to Visakhapatnam. The shift was requested by the DDCA due to concerns over potential weather disruption, high air pollution, and ongoing renovation work at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
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First India-Sri Lanka ODI shifted from Delhi to Visakhapatnam
It was done after a request from the DDCA, in view of the potential weather disruption and proposed renovation work at stadium
India-Sri Lanka first ODI moved to Visakhapatnam due to stadium renovation and weather
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Visakhapatnam replaces New Delhi as venue for first India-Sri Lanka mens ODI
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANS) Visakhapatnam has replaced New Delhi as the venue for the first mens ODI between India and Sri Lanka, to be played on December 13, said the BCCI on Thursday. The series opener will now be played at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, with the date and start time unchanged. The venue change has been made following a request from the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA), in view of the potential weather disruption and the proposed renovation work at the stadium, further said BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia in his statement. IANS had previously reported on September 25 that the game could be moved out of Indias national capital because of a planned major overhaul of the drainage system at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. As part of the work, the stadiums soil-based outfield will be converted into a sand-based one, apart from the pitches being relaid and recultivation of grass in the outfield. The ongoing renovation work previously led to Delhi shifting its Ranji Trophy matches to the Air Force Ground in Palam, while its hosting of the league stage matches of the ongoing Senior Womens T20 Trophy was handed over to Surat. IANS also understands that the post-Diwali air pollution in New Delhi was also another cause of concern, especially with the Air Quality Index (AQI) going upwards of 350 in December, thus posing huge risk to well-being of the players. During the drawn India-Sri Lanka Test held in New Delhi in December 2017, play was repeatedly disrupted as several Sri Lankan players were seen vomiting on the field due to poor air quality. After the ODI series opener in Visakhapatnam, further matches will be played in Bengaluru on December 16 and Ahmedabad on December 19. It is followed by three T20Is taking place in Rajkot on December 22, Cuttack on December 24 and Pune on December 27. All three ODIs will begin at 2 pm, while the T20Is are scheduled to start at 7 pm.
