Odisha steps up preparedness as severe cyclonic storm nears Andhra coast
The Odisha government on Sunday stepped up preparations, mobilising personnel and equipment in vulnerable areas, as a severe cyclonic storm is likely to hit the neighbouring Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28, officials said. The India Meteorological Department (IMD), in its latest bulletin, said a depression over the Bay of Bengal is likely to cross the coast between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh as a very severe cyclonic storm, with maximum sustained winds of 115-125 kmph and gusts up to 140 kmph. The system is expected to make landfall around the forenoon of October 28, with the predicted landfall area around 300 km from Odisha's Gopalpur, officials said. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi said that although the system was forecast to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh, the Odisha government would take no chances and remain fully prepared to deal with any eventuality. He directed officials to prioritise public safety, evacuation and emergency response, reiterating the
AP Braces for Cyclone, Odisha Issues Red Alerts, 9 TN Ports on Alert
According to the IMD, the system is very likely to cross the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam around forenoon on October 28
Very severe cyclonic storm likely to cross Andhra coast on October 28, says IMD
Visakhapatnam The depression over East-central and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a very severe cyclonic The post Very severe cyclonic storm likely to cross Andhra coast on October 28, says IMD appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Odisha Vigilance arrests Forest Department officer in Rs 2.60 crore scam
Digital Desk | Bhubaneswar, Oct 25 (IANS) In a major crackdown against corruption, Odisha Vigilance on Sunday arrested another senior clerk of the State Forest Department for embezzling government funds amounting to over Rs 2.60 crore. The accused was identified as Babulu Suna, Senior Assistant-cum-In-Charge, Establishment Section, Office of the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), Sunabeda Wildlife Division, Nuapada in Odisha. The accused allegedly embezzled government funds of over Rs 2.60 crore since 2023 by creating false bills under the Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP) and Revised Assured Career Progression (RACP) schemes. According to Odisha Vigilance, a detailed verification and subsequent investigation revealed that Suna allegedly misappropriated government funds by creating fraudulent arrear bills under the Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP) and Revised Assured Career Progression (RACP) schemes. The fraudulent bills were processed using the credentials and identities of former, retired, and deceased employees of the Sunabeda Wildlife Division to siphon off public funds into private bank accounts of his family members (spouse, brother, sister, and two close associates), Odisha Vigilance said in a statement on Sunday. The investigation further revealed that the accused allegedly manipulated official records to secure periodic salary increments beyond his legitimate entitlement. He also generated excess monthly salary bills over a sustained period, wrongfully drawing more than Rs 10.58 lakh. The total amount allegedly misappropriated by Suna was assessed at Rs 2,60,21,306. In this connection, two cases (24/26 and 25/26) have been registered at the Koraput Vigilance Police Station against the accused under the Prevention of Corruption Act and relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The accused Suna, who had allegedly been absconding for the past six months, was apprehended by Odisha Vigilance from his hideout in Balangir on Saturday night. He is being produced before the Court of the Special Judge, Vigilance, Bhawanipatna. It is worth noting that on October 18, the vigilance arrested a senior clerk of the Forest Department and two of his associates in Dhenkanal district on charges of misappropriating government funds amounting to Rs 65,90,773 over a period spanning 2016 to 2026.
Accused Injured In Police Firing During Weapon Recovery
A murder accused, Saurabh Singh, was injured in an exchange of fire with police in Patna, Bihar, on Sunday during a weapon recovery operation. Singh, who faces multiple murder and Arms Act cases, opened fire at the police team, prompting a sub-inspector to retaliate in self-defence. He was later hospitalised, and two firearms were recovered from the scene.
Hydroponic Ganja Worth Rs.4 Cr Seized at Visakhapatnam Airport
Hydroponic ganja is grown in a controlled environment without the use of soil.
Anant Singh should never have been in JD(U), says ex-Bihar Minister
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 25 (IANS) Janata Dal (United) leader and former Minister Abhiram Sharma on Sunday welcomed the party's decision to expel Mokama MLA Anant Singh, stating that such individuals should never be included in the party in the first place. The JD(U) on Saturday expelled Anant Singh and his wife, former MLA Neelam Devi, from the party for six years over alleged anti-party activities during the recent Bihar Legislative Council elections. Speaking to IANS, Sharma said, The decision taken by the party is the right one. We express our gratitude to Nitish Kumar and our national leader, Sanjay Jha, for making the right decision at the right time. JD(U) state president Umesh Kushwaha announced the action on Saturday, citing repeated violations of party directives, alleged derogatory remarks against the party's senior leadership, and Anant Singh's decision to oppose the party's candidate in the Patna Graduates' constituency election and campaign in support of a candidate associated with Jan Suraaj. The action follows a public dispute between Anant Singh and JD(U) candidate Neeraj Kumar during the election for the Patna Graduates' constituency of the Bihar Legislative Council. Anant Singh openly opposed Neeraj Kumar and extended support to Anuj Singh, who contested on a Jan Suraaj ticket. Speaking for myself, such individuals should never have been included in the party in the first place. It leads to a bad reputation among the general public. Neeraj Kumar is an educated and decent man; he will win. The party has also written to the Speaker of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, seeking action against his membership under the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution, which deals with disqualification on grounds of defection. Any decision on disqualification rests with the competent constitutional authority. Anant Singh's opposition to the official candidate placed him at odds with the party leadership during a key election.
Centre assures support to Andhra Pradeshin semiconductor sector
CM Naidu seeks Amaravati-Visakhapatnam high-speed rail corridor
Govt Medical Colleges Record 88.11% MBBS First-Year Pass Rate
Paderu Government Medical College recorded a pass rate of 92 per cent, followed by Government Medical College in Kurnool at 90.80 per cent, Machilipatnam at 88.67 per cent and Rajamahendravaram at 88 per cent.
Centre backs A.P.s semiconductor push, approves rail links for nine ports
Ashwini Vaishnaw assures support for chip-sector research, skilling and AI; agrees to a Vande Bharat sleeper train between Visakhapatnam and Bengaluru via Tirupati as Chandrababu Naidu seeks approval for key railway projects
Buxar headmasters raise concerns over delayed school fund reimbursements
Maj Gen Jitendra Singh flags off motorcycle expedition from Danapur
BRC pays tribute to fallen soldiers at Danapur reunion
PNG service launched in Dumraon's Textile colony
Buxa tigress on Assam border, nears Raimona
Blast during bomb disposal triggers panic in Siwan
Buxar holds district-level youth festival, young artists honoured
14-year-old killed in road accident at Kommadi in Visakhapatnam
Retired Army man shoots brother dead over property dispute
Bihars water needs should be protected in any future treaty
Toddler found dead inside temple with deep neck cut
Family defends Kishanganj man held over terror links
Cattle-laden truck hits bike during police chase in Patna, two injured
Student death sparks protests, school staff abscond in Nalanda
Woman, girl drown in Kamla river after soil bank collapses
DM: Repair roads, identify unsafe Chhath ghats
Bihar CEO reports sharp revisions in voter turnout for council polls
531 food units inspected in state, 15 face prosecution
JD(U) expels Anant, wife for six years over anti-party activities
Bay of Bengal Depression to Become Severe Cyclone; Landfall Expected Near Bapatla-Visakhapatnam
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Pre-Cyclone Watch (Yellow Message) for Andhra Pradesh and adjoining South Odisha coasts following the formation of a depression over the Eastcentral and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal. According to the latest bulletin, the well-marked low-pressure area has concentrated into a depression. It was centered near Latitude 15.8N [] The post Bay of Bengal Depression to Become Severe Cyclone; Landfall Expected Near Bapatla-Visakhapatnam appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Farmers block national highway demanding withdrawal of Warabandhi system
Several hundreds of farmers, led by former Minister Narasimha Naik (Raju Gowda), staged a protest at Devapur Cross in Shorapur taluk on Saturday and blocked the Bidar-Srirangapatna National Highway (NH-150A) for hours, demanding the withdrawal of the Warabandhi (rotational water supply) system and the release of water from the Basavasagar Reservoir into canals until the end of November
Akasa Air launches daily direct flights between Visakhapatnam and Delhi
Bihar MLC polls: 82.85% turnout in teachers seats; 53.42% in graduates constituencies
Patna Graduates constituency recorded the highest turnout at 57.56%, followed by Darbhanga and Kosi at 54.73% each and Tirhut at 48.51%
Visakhapatnam vs Vijayawada: Tracking the Exact Landfall Zone for Potential Cyclone Arnab
As a potent weather system brews over the waters of the Bay of Bengal, international meteorological eyes are locked on its evolution into a potential cyclonic storm expected to be named Arnab. Recent high-resolution visualisations from leading global weather prediction enginesEuropes ECMWF and Americas GFShave painted a tense picture for the eastern coastline of India, [] The post Visakhapatnam vs Vijayawada: Tracking the Exact Landfall Zone for Potential Cyclone Arnab appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Tragic Incident in Patna: Young Boy Murdered by His Brother at Temple Grounds
A shocking murder in Patna as a young boy is killed by his brother at a temple. Police have arrested the suspect. Tragic Incident in Patna: Young Boy Murdered by His Brother at Temple Grounds
Heavy security in Hayathnagar for Indiramma Housing land acquisition
Hyderabad: Heavy security was deployed in Hayathnagar on Saturday, October 24, ahead of a land acquisition drive for the Indiramma Housing scheme. The security was deployed in Survey Number 255 and the Ibrahimpatnam Revenue Divisional Office. According to reports, farmers in the area previously held a protest and forced the drive to be halted. In Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on October 24
NDA confident of winning all eight MLC seats: Bihar BJP chief Sanjay Saraogi
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 24 (IANS) The BJP on Saturday expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would win all eight seats in the biennial Bihar Legislative Council elections, with vote counting scheduled for October 27. Speaking to IANS, Bihar BJP President Sanjay Saraogi said the alliance was confident of securing victory in all eight constituencies, citing its efforts to address the concerns of teachers and graduates. We are fully confident that the NDA will win all eight seats. The NDA has already won three of these seats, or four if we include the Independent. We expect to perform very well, and it would not be surprising if we win all eight seats. These elections involve teacher and graduate voters, and we have sincerely worked to address their concerns, Saraogi said. JD(U) National Spokesperson Rajiv Ranjan also expressed confidence in the alliances performance, attributing the expected outcome to the popularity of its leaders and the state governments work. The NDA has performed exceptionally well, receiving strong support from voters across all constituencies. Voters have credited the NDA for the achievements of JD(U) national president and former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over the past 20 years. Prime Minister Narendra Modis immense popularity and the good work done by the state government under Samrat Choudharys leadership in a short period have created a positive atmosphere. We are heading towards victory in all eight seats, Ranjan said. Polling for the eight seats in the Bihar Legislative Council was held on Friday. The four graduates constituencies recorded a voter turnout of 43.87 per cent, while the four teachers constituencies registered 74.55 per cent polling. Minor scuffles between supporters of candidates were reported at several places. Among the graduates constituencies, Kosi recorded the highest turnout at 52.51 per cent. Patna, which attracted considerable attention following a dispute between Independent MLA Anant Singh and incumbent MLC Neeraj Kumar, registered the lowest turnout at 36.19 per cent despite the pre-election controversy. Tirhut and Darbhanga recorded polling of 42.15 per cent and 42 per cent, respectively. Among the teachers constituencies, Saran recorded the highest turnout at 87.16 per cent, while Patna registered the lowest at 56.89 per cent. Darbhanga and Tirhut recorded voter turnouts of 79 per cent and 78.10 per cent, respectively. The counting of votes will take place on October 27, when the electoral outcome in all eight constituencies will become clear.
PPU finance committee meet to finalise 2026-27 budget
Buxar police bust illegal gun manufacturing unit; two arrested
Farmers told to apply for subsidy by Oct 25
50% quota helping women drive grassroots change: Govt
15 surgeries demonstrated at BASICON 2026
Patna needs better healthcare access in underserved areas: CUSB study
Dhaba owner shot at in Samastipur
Gen Z to be familiarised with Hedgewars ideas, says CM
Five killed, three injured in Siwan house firecracker blast
Kharge to attend birth anniv function of states 1st CM
Bihar council polls: Teachers outshine graduates in turnout
Bengali food festival begins at The Park Visakhapatnam
700 model schools to get computers by March 31: Minister
Indira Gandhi Zoological Park in Visakhapatnam hikes entry fees from November 1
4 dead as blast rips through house storing firecrackers in Bihar village
Four people were killed and several others injured in an explosion at a house storing firecrackers in Almapur village in Bihars Siwan district on Friday. The blast is suspected to have been triggered by the stored firecrackers, and the death toll may rise.
Cyclists death in road accident sparks mob fury
Mallikarjun Kharge will honor Bihars first Chief Minister, Sri Krishna Singh, during a state-level celebration in Patna on October 25. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge to Attend Jayanti Celebrations of Bihars First Chief Minister in Patna
BSTDC caravan opens up luxury tours to Bihar, Nepal destinations
Govt, SEBI join hands to educate investors in state
Pink Walk in Patna: Women urged to watch for early signs of breast cancer
Fake WhatsApp account in Visakhapatnam Collectors name used to solicit money
A division bench of Justices Rana Vikram Singh and Bibek Chaudhuri passed the order on October 9. Along with upholding the divorce, the court directed the husband to pay his estranged wife 36.25 lakh as permanent alimony.
A senior police official said no untoward incident was reported, even as the RJD alleged police harassment of its Patna Teachers candidate and firecrackers were burst outside JD(U) MLA Anant Singhs residence for Jan Suraaj Partys Anuj Kumar Singh; counting is on October 27
Elderly man dies, grandson hurt as car hits bicycle in Buxar
Bihar MLC polling ends; graduate turnout at 43.87 pc and teachers at 74.55 pc
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 23 (IANS) Polling for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats concluded at 4 pm on Friday, with the four teachers constituencies recording a higher voter turnout than the four graduate constituencies. According to Election Commission data, turnout stood at 43.87% in the graduate constituencies and 74.55% in the teachers constituencies as of 4 pm. Polling began at 8 am and continued until 4 pm. A total of 150 candidates were in the fray for the eight seats, with the counting of votes scheduled for October 27. Among the graduate constituencies, Patna recorded a turnout of 36.19%, Tirhut 42.15%, Darbhanga 42% and Kosi 52.51%. Kosi registered the highest turnout among the four graduate constituencies, while Patna recorded the lowest. In the teachers constituencies, Saran recorded the highest turnout at 87.16%, followed by Darbhanga at 79%, Tirhut at 78.10% and Patna at 56.89%. The overall turnout in the teachers constituencies was substantially higher than in the graduate constituencies. Meanwhile, RJD leader and Leader of the Opposition Tejashwi Yadav expressed confidence that his party would win all eight seats, claiming that its candidates were receiving positive feedback from voters. He also alleged electoral irregularities, including vote theft, the presence of fake voters and fraudulent voting. Tejashwi further accused the administration of using money and government machinery to influence the election. These allegations were not independently verified. On the other hand, incumbent BJP MLC and candidate Naval Kishore Yadav expressed confidence in retaining the Patna Teachers Constituency seat. After casting his vote at DAV School in Rajvanshi Nagar, Patna, he predicted a decisive victory, using the cricketing metaphor of hitting a six. Naval Kishore Yadav said teachers in Patna had consistently supported him and pointed out that he had won the seat five consecutive times over a period of 30 years. He expressed confidence that the teaching community would back him again. The BJP candidate further claimed that his opponents would lose their security deposits and that his victory margin would be larger than in previous elections. He alleged that his opponents were making baseless accusations because of the support he enjoyed among teachers. With polling now over, attention has shifted to the counting of votes on October 27, when the electoral fortunes of all 150 candidates will be decided.
BEU Result 2026 (Out) - Direct to Download B.Tech
BEU Result 2026 has released on 22 October by Bihar Engineering University, Patna, for B.Tech 1st to 8th Semester Supplementary Examinations 2026 (2022-26 batch) and B.Arch 3rd Semester Examination 2025 (2024-29 batch). Check semester-wise results online at beu-bih.ac.in.
Bihar: Anant Singh supporter Chhotu Singh detained in Patna amid MLC polling
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 23 (IANS) Police detained Chhotu Singh, a supporter of Mokama MLA Anant Singh, in Patna on Friday amid polling for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats. The District Intelligence Unit (DIU) team reportedly apprehended him from the Karbigahiya area under the jurisdiction of the Jakkanpur police station over concerns about a possible law-and-order situation. He was subsequently handed over to the local police for further action. The detention comes amid heightened security arrangements during the Legislative Council elections. However, an official statement detailing the reasons for his detention and the further action taken against him was awaited. Earlier on Friday, a confrontation broke out near a polling station in Mokama between supporters of JD(U) candidate Neeraj Kumar and those of Anuj Kumar Singh, who is backed by Anant Singh and is contesting on a Jan Suraaj Party ticket. The dispute reportedly began with a heated verbal exchange between the two groups and escalated into a commotion, prompting police intervention. Barh SDPO Ramkrishna reached the spot with a police team, dispersed the crowd and detained three to four people, who were taken to the police station. The incident occurred during polling for the Patna Graduates Constituency. JD(U) has fielded Neeraj Kumar as its official candidate, while Anant Singh, a JD(U) MLA from Mokama, is supporting Anuj Kumar Singh of the Jan Suraaj Party. Anant Singhs support for a candidate other than his partys official nominee has sparked discussion about political equations in the constituency and possible differences within the JD(U). The election for the Patna Graduates' constituency has drawn attention this time not only due to the candidacies involved but also because of the political backing and local dynamics at play. The role of Anant Singh in the contest between Neeraj Kumar and Anuj Kumar Singh has further intensified the electoral atmosphere. Amidst heated political rhetoric and clashes between opposing supporters, the outcome will only be revealed once the votes are counted.
Bihar MLC polls: 57.2 pc turnout in teachers seats, 29.32% in graduates seats in six hours
The Saran Teachers constituency recorded the highest turnout at 13.56%, as the Patna Graduates seat drew attention over a rift within the JD(U)
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 23
National Institute of Technology Patna (NIT Patna) has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 vacancies, including Project Assistant and Field Worker posts. The application process will be conducted from 22 October 2026 to 06 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit nitp.ac.in.
Patna High Court sets aside cancellation of Meira Kumar
The Patna High Court has held former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar entitled to compensation under the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, for land acquired by the Bihar government in 1976, ruling that the Collector lacked jurisdiction to cancel the lands revenue records without establishing that [] The post Patna High Court sets aside cancellation of Meira Kumars land records, holds her entitled to compensation under 2013 Act appeared first on India Legal .
Visakhapatnam: Unidentified Body Found in Gunny Bag Near Zoo
Police are also investigating whether the person was murdered and the body dumped at the location.
Bihar Elections: Neeraj Kumar Signals Victory Amid Voting, Anant Singh Claims Win for Anuj Singh
Voting continues in Bihars Patna Graduate constituency as candidates Neeraj Kumar and Anuj Singh assert their chances of victory. Bihar Elections: Neeraj Kumar Signals Victory Amid Voting, Anant Singh Claims Win for Anuj Singh
Jogi Meghanas Father Suspects Jogi Rameshs Role in Car Accident
Krishna lodged a complaint with the Ibrahimpatnam police on October 16. The police registered a case and are investigating the incident.
'Fearing freedom': Shiv Sena(UBT) criticises Centre over CJP activists' arrest in 'Saamana'
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 23 (IANS) Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray on Friday accused the BJP government at the Centre of suffering from 'deep insecurity' and establishing a virtual Police Raj in the country. The party criticised the arrest and seven-day detention of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) youth activists Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, who were jailed for carrying the National Flag and protesting peacefully at Delhis historic Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Thackray camp, in an editorial in the party's mouthpiece, Samaana, questioned whether the government is afraid of peaceful democratic protests or terrified of young citizens holding the Indian National Flag. It condemned the government for systematically seizing public protest venues -- from Mumbai and Delhi to Patna, Lucknow, and Kolkata -- denouncing it as the outright choking of democracy. Pointing out a stark contrast, the editorial highlighted that while courts lecture idealist youths holding the Tricolour, justice appears surprisingly lenient towards perpetrators of grave crimes, citing the case of rape-convicted former politician Kuldeep Sengar, whose sentence was suspended by a judge on the bench. The editorial criticised the administration for using uniformed forces and political loyalists to suppress dissent, asserting that politicians once faced protesters directly, whereas the current regime hides behind barricades, police forces, and court injunctions. The editorial detailed how CJP activists Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were locked up in Tihar Jail after defying prohibitory orders issued by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who unilaterally removed Jantar Mantar from the list of approved protest sites. The children did not go to Jantar Mantar to play 'Dandiya'; they went to raise their voice against corrupt electoral practices. If the government were truly generous and democratic, would it lock down Jantar Mantar? Asking protesters to seek government permission before rallying against state injustice is absurd -- would a despotic regime ever grant permission for a protest against itself? questioned the editorial. Refuting arguments that unscrupulous elements might infiltrate public rallies -- a rationale cited to justify police clearances -- the Thackeray camp pointed out that prominent leaders such as Sonam Wangchuk, opposition MPs, and Parakala Prabhakar (the economist and husband of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman) have all taken to the streets. Are these individuals also 'troublemakers'? the editorial asked, alleging that actual violence stems from government-backed elements clad in khaki executing crackdowns on students. Expressing deep disappointment over the High Courts lecturing young idealists about student unrest in France or Albania, the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena urged the judiciary to look at the root cause rather than the symptoms. The editorial asserted that the policy under the current leadership has become clear -- citizens must not ask questions, nor should they demand accountability. The editorial concluded that when a government begins fearing peaceful, nation-loving youths holding the Tricolour, it signals not strength but the peak of political paranoia -- a phenomenon uniquely characteristic of the Modi-Shah administration.
Bihar to host India-New Zealand Under-20 Rugby Series
Mens and womens teams from both countries arrive in Patna. Seven players from Bihar were selected for the Indian teams. Matches to be held at Rajgir Sports Complex in Nalanda
Bihar Council elections today; Patna Graduates seat in focus as JD(U) faces internal tussle
The seat, from which party MLC Neeraj Kumar is seeking a fourth consecutive term, has become the centre of attention after JD(U)s Mokama MLA Anant Singh declared support for Jan Suraaj Party candidate Anuj Kumar Singh
HBCH&RC launches robotic surgery facility in Visakhapatnam, performs first procedure
While Odisha claims that these villages are part of Pottangi block in Odishas Koraput district, Andhra Pradesh asserts that these villages fall under Salur block of Parvathipuram Manyam district. Former Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik, former Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan and other Odisha leaders have objected to the Andhra governments notification.
Patna-New Delhi Vande Bharat fest spl till Nov 28
RJD MLA flags delay in BTMC reconstitution
Patna airport to operate 47 flights under winter schedule
Polling for eight council seats today, counting on Oct 27
Two Bhagalpur education officials suspended over salary fraud
Warehouses, food outlets in city face action over hygiene violations
Road accident victims to get cashless treatment in Buxar
AI-based software to monitor roads across state: RCD
Hajipur eatery loses licence after cockroach found in food
Green themes, temple replicas give Durga Puja a fresh look
57 police officers shifted, Aprajit gets additional charge of Patna SP (law and order)
Ganga Vilas cruise departs Patna for Varanasi with 15 tourists
NDA will win all eight seats: Nitish
