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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 16 (IANS) A high-level review meeting on flood disaster management, relief and damage assessment in Bihar was held at the 'Sankalp' Hall of the Chief Minister's residence in Patna, with Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and Union Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare and Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in attendance. During the meeting, Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit briefed the Union Minister Chouhan on the overall flood situation in the state. Senior officials from several departments also presented detailed reports on the relief and rescue operations undertaken, infrastructure damage, agricultural losses and other impacts caused by the floods. Principal Secretary of the Agriculture Department Narmdeshwar Lal, Rural Works Department Secretary Abhay Kumar Singh, Energy Department Secretary Ajay Yadav, Health Department Secretary Kumar Ravi, Public Health Engineering Department Secretary B. Karthikey Dhanji, Water Resources Department Secretary Chandrashekhar Singh, and Dairy, Fisheries and Animal Resources Department Secretary Shirshat Kapil Ashok briefed the meeting on the situation in their respective sectors. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary said around 50 lakh people in 88 blocks across 15 districts had been affected by the floods this year. He added that the state government had remained engaged in relief and rescue operations and had provided food to around 1.62 crore people through more than 1,000 community kitchens. Basic facilities have also been made available at flood relief camps, the Chief Minister said, adding that the concerned departments had briefed the Union Minister Chouhan and the central team about the relief measures and damage caused by the floods. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary said a comprehensive assessment of flood-related damage would be completed before Durga Puja, following which a detailed report would be submitted to the Central government. He also emphasised the need to work towards a permanent solution to Bihar's recurring flood problem, noting that the state's geographical location makes it particularly vulnerable to flooding every year. The Chief Minister thanked Shivraj Singh Chouhan for visiting the flood-affected areas and assessing the situation through aerial surveys and ground inspections. He also expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for sending the Central team to assess the damage. Shivraj Singh Chouhan praised the Bihar government's relief efforts and said the state had set an example in flood management. He appreciated the Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, Deputy Chief Ministers Bijendra Prasad Yadav and Vijay Kumar Chaudhary and officials and personnel from various departments for their prompt response during the crisis. Shivraj Singh Chouhan said infrastructure and crops had suffered significant damage, particularly banana, maize and paddy crops. He assured that the Centre would extend maximum possible assistance to Bihar based on the findings of the damage assessment. He said the Central team would apprise Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of the situation and the state's requirements. Union Minister Chouhan also said efforts would be made to provide improved and high-quality seeds for crops such as banana, maize and litchi. The objective, he said, would be to improve crop yields, increase farmers' incomes and enhance the potential for agricultural exports. He also assured that houses damaged by the floods would be considered for reconstruction under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Assistance would also be extended to 'Jivika Didis', members of women's self-help groups, while farmers would be provided with improved seeds. During the meeting, officials briefed Union Minister on damage to roads and other infrastructure, agricultural losses, power and health services, drinking-water arrangements, and relief and rescue operations. The Chief Minister said the state government expected maximum assistance from the Centre after completion of the detailed damage assessment. The meeting was attended by Deputy Chief Ministers Vijay Kumar Choudhary and Bijendra Prasad Yadav; Agriculture Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha; Disaster Management Minister Ratnesh Sada; Rural Works Minister Sunil Kumar; Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Deepak Kumar; Development Commissioner Mihir Kumar Singh; Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Agriculture Commissioner P.K. Singh; Disaster Management Department Principal Secretary Santosh Kumar Mall; and senior officials from the Agriculture Department.
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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 16 (IANS) RJD National Working President and Bihar Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav has criticised the BJPs plan to observe Prime Minister Narendra Modis birthday with an Aashirwad Ka Diya campaign, citing the ongoing flood crisis in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modis birthday falls on September 17, which the BJP will also be observing as part of its month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyan. BJP National President Nitin Nabin has appealed to people to light a diya at their homes between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on September 17 and pray for PM Modis long life and good health. The campaign is also being organised to mark PM Modis 25 years in public life. Reacting to the initiative, Tejashwi Yadav said people in Bihar were struggling with the impact of floods, unemployment and inflation while the ruling party was preparing to celebrate the Prime Ministers birthday. He questioned the decision to organise the Aashirwad Ka Diya campaign when a large number of people in Bihar have been affected by floods. Yadav alleged that the government had little to offer flood victims but was prepared to spend Rs 100 crore on the birthday celebrations. He also questioned the situation in the country and referred to the promises of Achhe Din, alleging that people were facing difficulties related to floods, inflation, unemployment, education and healthcare. In a post on X, Yadav alleged that the Bihar government was organising a state-sponsored Aashirwad Ka Diya programme for the Prime Ministers birthday while the state was facing a severe flood situation. He claimed that instead of prioritising assistance for flood-affected people, the government was spending money on lamps, wicks and oil for the campaign. Yadav pointed to the large number of people affected by the floods and accused the BJP-led government of failing to provide adequate relief to them. His remarks came amid the BJPs nationwide Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, which will begin on September 17 and includes blood donation drives, public outreach programmes and the Aashirwad Ka Diya initiative. In Bihar, the party has also announced plans to take the campaign to beneficiaries of government welfare schemes.
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Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to visit Bihar on September 16 to review flood situation
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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 16 (IANS) Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare and Rural Development, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, will undertake an intensive visit to Bihar on Wednesday to assess the flood situation, inspect crop damage and review relief and rescue operations in the flood-affected areas of the state. During the visit, Chouhan will conduct an aerial survey of several flood-hit areas, interact with affected farmers and residents, and hold a high-level review meeting with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and senior officials to assess the situation and discuss relief measures and assistance required by the state. A team of senior officials from the Union Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare and Rural Development will accompany the Union Minister. According to the scheduled programme, Chouhan will arrive in Patna from Bhopal and depart from the Patna State Hangar at around 10:30 a.m. for an aerial survey by helicopter of flood-affected areas in Dighwara and Maner. He will subsequently travel by road to Terasia and Sarai-pur villages, where he will visit agricultural fields to assess crop damage caused by the floods and interact with local farmers to hear their concerns. After completing the field assessment, Chouhan will travel via the Gandhi Setu to Samvad, the Chief Ministers Secretariat in Patna, where he is scheduled to arrive at around 12:15 p.m. He will participate in a high-level review meeting with the Chief Minister and senior officials on flood disaster management, ongoing relief and rescue operations, and assistance to be provided to affected farmers. Earlier, CM Samrat Choudhary has also said that a central team led by Chouhan would visit Bihar to assess the flood situation and the damage caused by the floods. The proposed assessment comes as the flood situation remains serious in several parts of Bihar. According to official figures, around 49.67 lakh people across 15 districts have been affected by the floods. While water levels have begun receding in most rivers, including the Ganga, several rivers continue to flow above their respective danger marks at various locations. The Centres assessment is expected to provide a detailed account of the damage and help determine the extent of assistance required by Bihar for relief, rehabilitation and restoration of damaged infrastructure and agricultural areas. Chouhan is scheduled to leave Patna at around 1:30 p.m. and arrive at Nawabgarhi in Munger. He will visit the relief camp there, meet flood victims and assess the quality and effectiveness of the ongoing relief operations.
Bihar to conduct DNA tests on relatives to identify victims of Nepal flash flood
The Bihar government will conduct DNA tests on relatives to identify people from the state among those who died in the recent Nepal floods, officials said on Tuesday. Flash floods, triggered by an ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, devastated towns and villages in northern and central Nepal, killing around 1,400 people, while more than 5,000 remain missing. Several bodies, found severely decomposed, remain unidentified. The Ministry of External Affairs on September 3 said that 275 Indians remained missing. On Tuesday, the states home department said relatives of those missing from Bihar can provide DNA samples through their local police or civic administration to identify the bodies. In a statement, it said, Police and administrative officials have been directed to extend all possible assistance to the affected families and provide them information on the procedure for submitting samples. The samples will be tested at the Forensic Science Laboratory in Patna, it said.
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Digital Desk | Visakhapatnam, Sep 15 (IANS) Former Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Kali Krishna Srinivas (Alla Nani) died of cardiac arrest on Tuesday. He was 57. Popularly known as Alla Nani, he breathed his last at his residence in Visakhapatnam. Alla Nani began his political career with the Congress party. He was elected to the Assembly of united Andhra Pradesh from Eluru in 2004 and 2009 on the Congress party ticket. He later joined the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) and contested unsuccessfully on the party ticket in the 2014 Assembly elections. Alla Nani was elected to the Legislative Council under the MLA quota in 2017. He was elected to the Assembly from Eluru in 2019. From 2019 to 2022, he served as the Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Medical and Health in YS Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSRCP government. Last year, Alla Nani quit YSRCP to join the Telugu Desam Party (TDP). Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has condoled the demise of Alla Nani. He stated that he was deeply shocked to learn about the death of the former Deputy Chief Minister due to a heart attack at a young age. He conveyed his profound condolences to his family. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan said in his condolence message that the sudden demise of former Deputy Chief Minister and senior political leader from Eluru, Alla Nani, caused him profound sorrow. He noted that Alla Nani served the people as Eluru MLA for three terms and once as MLC. He prayed for his soul to attain peace and conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the family members. Former Chief Minister and YSRCP President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy expressed deep shock and grief over the sudden demise of Alla Nani. Jagan said Alla Nanis untimely death was deeply painful and recalled his long public career, including being elected three times as MLA from Eluru and serving the people for many years. He remembered Alla Nanis key role in the YSRCP government as Deputy Chief Minister and Health Minister, and said he discharged his responsibilities in the public health sector with dedication. Jagan said Alla Nanis passing was an irreparable loss to his family and admirers. He prayed for peace to the departed soul and for strength to the bereaved family. He conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Alla Nanis family members, relatives and supporters.
Bihar cabinet approves 17 proposals, clears Rs 3,516 crore for Vishnupad Temple development project
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 15 (IANS) A total of 17 proposals were approved at a Bihar Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Tuesday, with major decisions covering agriculture, healthcare, education, water resources, taxation, recruitment and infrastructure development. Among the key decisions, the Cabinet approved an allocation of Rs 89.79 crore for the Central Sector Makhana Development Scheme for the financial year 2026-27. The Cabinet also approved the contractual appointment of Assistant Professors against 366 vacant posts across five government medical colleges under the Health Department, pending completion of regular recruitment. The institutions covered under the decision are Government Medical College, Bettiah; Government Medical College, Purnea; Jannayak Karpoori Thakur Medical College, Madhepura; Government Medical College, Chhapra, Saran; and Ram Janaki Medical College, Samastipur. Approval was also granted for contractual appointments against vacant posts of Professor, Associate Professor, Reader, Lecturer and Assistant Professor in government dental colleges and hospitals under the Health Department, pending regular recruitment. The Cabinet also approved the termination of the services of Dr Ravi Shankar Prasad, a General Medical Officer posted at the Additional Primary Health Centre in Bahadurpur, Alauli, Khagaria. The action was taken over his continuous unauthorised absence from duty since November 17, 2021. An allocation of Rs 2.10 crore was approved for the implementation of the centrally sponsored National Mission on Edible OilsOil Palm (NMEO-OP) during 2026-27. The scheme aims to promote oil palm cultivation and reduce dependence on imports by increasing domestic edible oil production. The Cabinet also approved Rs 78.34 crore for programmes under the centrally sponsored Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture for 2026-27 and 2027-28. One of the major decisions was administrative approval of Rs 3,516.05 crore for the development of the Vishnupad Temple precinct in Gaya on the lines of the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor in Varanasi. The project will include several infrastructure and pilgrim-facility works, including a multi-level car park, elevated pathway, a ramp connecting the Mansarovar-Manpur bridge, dormitory and canteen facilities, ghat development and construction of Sita Kund. The Cabinet also approved the construction of an intake well 23 kilometres upstream of the Indrapuri Barrage. The facility will enable the required quantity of water to be transferred from the Sone River to the North Koel Main Canal through a pipeline. The Cabinet approved expenditure of Rs 1,000 crore by the Water Resources Department, to be drawn in advance from the Bihar Contingency Fund. A One-Time Settlement scheme was also approved to address outstanding dues of brick kiln operators. According to the government, Rs 266 crore is currently outstanding against brick kiln operators, and the scheme is intended to provide them relief in settling their dues. Two additional posts were approved for the State Information Commission. The Cabinet further approved the creation of six postsfour instructors and two lower-division clerksfor establishing a school at Bihar Animal Sciences University in Patna. An amount of Rs 45,98,832 was sanctioned for the purpose. The Cabinet approved the Bihar State Aviation Cadre Recruitment Rules, 2026, paving the way for recruitment and service-related arrangements for the state's aviation cadre. It also approved the Bihar District Mineral Foundation Rules, 2026. The decisions taken at the meeting cover a range of sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, education, water management, tourism-related infrastructure and administrative reforms, with the government aiming to accelerate development and improve public services across the state.
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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 15 (IANS) Following Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) would be implemented in all 21 states governed by the BJP-led NDA, the JD(U) said that it will discuss the provisions with the Home Minister, with some sections of the party sounding reluctant with its enactment in Bihar. Addressing reporters in Patna, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and senior JD(U) leader Vijay Kumar said: The provisions of the UCC Bill have not yet been made public. First, we will see in what form the UCC Bill is introduced and study its provisions. Second, our working national president has already said that after examining the provisions, we will discuss the matter directly with the Home Minister. After that, our party will hold a meeting and take a decision. So, let the draft of the Bill come first. It will be discussed within the party as well as with our alliance partners...If there are any concerns regarding the UCC, we will directly discuss them with the Home Minister, he stated. Bihar Minister Ashok Choudhary referred to UCC as a somewhat sensitive issue. We will discuss it thoroughly, including how the people concerned will be protected...As our National President has said, we will speak to the Home Minister and decide accordingly, he told IANS. However, JD(U) MP Kaushalendra Kumar said that the party will stick to former Chief Minister and party supremo Nitish Kumar's decision on UCC's implementation. We are with the BJP at the Centre, but when it comes to the state, we will have to think about it, he told reporters. He further said: The Chief Minister (Samrat Choudhary) is from the BJP but it is not like he doesn't think about Bihar. He will agree with our decision...We will abide by whatever Nitish Kumar ji had decided for the state. Meanwhile, Bihar BJP President Sanjay Saraogi maintained that all stakeholders will be consulted before the implementation of the UCC. The UCC has been passed in several states and has also been implemented in some places. In the Lok Sabha, the UCC was passed with the support of all constituent parties. The Home Minister has said that the BJP will implement it in all NDA-ruled states. Discussions will be held and everyone will be consulted on this, he told IANS.
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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 15 (IANS) A large number of students staged a massive protest in Patna on Tuesday, demanding the cancellation and re-conduct of the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) Combined Competitive Examination and the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) Main Examination for the recruitment of 1,799 Police Sub-Inspectors. The protesting aspirants gathered near JP Golambar and raised slogans against the state government. Carrying banners and posters, they demanded an impartial investigation into alleged irregularities in both examinations. One of the posters carried by the protesters read, Neither will foul play in exams be tolerated, nor will playing with our future be accepted. The students said that if an investigation establishes any wrongdoing, both examinations should be cancelled and conducted again for all candidates. As the protesters attempted to march towards the Chief Minister's residence and the Raj Bhavan, police personnel put up barricades near JP Golambar to stop them. However, the protesters broke through the barricades and attempted to move ahead, leading to a scuffle between the students and police. Some aspirants were seen climbing over the barricades while continuing to raise slogans. More than 200 police personnel have been deployed around Gandhi Maidan to prevent the protesters from proceeding further. Security arrangements have also been strengthened at Dakbungalow Crossing, where the route has been blocked with barricades. The BPSSC conducted the main written examination in May 2026 for the recruitment of 1,799 Police Sub-Inspectors. Around 35,857 candidates appeared for the examination. Following the exam, complaints of alleged malpractice and irregularities were raised at some examination centres. Questions were also raised after a photograph of the question paper reportedly surfaced on social media following the May 27 examination at Government Girls' High School in Purnea. During the police investigation, a teacher, Mrityunjay Kumar, was arrested. According to police, Kumar allegedly photographed the question paper after the examination had concluded and sent the image to a relative. The Economic Offences Unit (EOU) subsequently took up the investigation. The agency has obtained photographs of the question paper/booklet and has sought a response from the BPSSC regarding the authenticity and source of the images. The protesting students maintain that the questions surrounding the transparency and integrity of the examination process must be investigated impartially. They have demanded that the authorities establish the facts through a fair inquiry and take appropriate action if irregularities are confirmed. The aspirants are continuing their protest in Patna, pressing for the cancellation and re-conduct of both the 70th BPSC Combined Competitive Examination and the BPSSC Main Examination for 1,799 Sub-Inspector posts.
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 15 (IANS) Bihar Minister Ram Kripal Yadav said floods had spread across around 12 to 16 districts in the state, causing extensive damage, as a central team led by Union Agriculture Minister, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, is set to visit the state to assess the situation. Speaking to IANS, Ram Kripal Yadav said the floods had affected a large number of districts, damaging crops, houses and infrastructure and leaving lakhs of people in severe difficulty. The floods have spread across around 12 to 16 districts, causing extensive damage. Crops of Bihars farmers have been destroyed, infrastructure has been damaged, houses have been washed away and lakhs of people are facing severe difficulties, Yadav said. He said a high-level team headed by Chouhan would visit various affected areas to assess the extent of the damage. He added that a meeting would also be held at the level of the Chief Minister in connection with the situation. JD(U) National Spokesperson, Rajeev Ranjan, said the state had significant expectations from the central assessment team given the scale of the damage and the difficulties faced by people. Certainly, we have expectations because the damage caused by the floods in Bihar has been severe and peoples difficulties have increased, Ranjan said. He added that although the situation was gradually improving, the state government would require additional resources to restore normalcy in the affected areas. Although the situation is improving, the state government will certainly need additional resources to restore normalcy, Ranjan said, stressing that Bihar should receive all assistance it was entitled to after the central team assessed the damage. Bihar Chief Minister, Samrat Choudhary, has also said that a central team led by Union Minister Chouhan would visit the state to assess the flood situation and the damage caused by the floods. While Choudhary did not specify when the team would arrive, it is likely to reach Patna on September 16. The proposed visit comes as the flood situation remains serious in parts of Bihar. According to official figures, around 49.67 lakh people have been affected across 15 districts of the state. While water levels have started receding in most rivers, including the Ganga, several rivers continue to flow above their respective danger marks at various locations. The Centres assessment is expected to help determine the extent of assistance required by Bihar for relief, rehabilitation and restoration of damaged infrastructure and agricultural areas.
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