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Visakhapatnam: Adivasis Build 100-Metre Wooden Bridge Amid Official Apathy
About 100 Adivasis from eight villages came together to construct the bridge using wood from forest trees.
Job seeker alleges bribe demand; AIIMS-P denies
Transform degree colleges, says governor to teachers
Govt: IMC-Gaya expansion plan to factor in green areas
Amazon sees demand for Korean beauty products, West Asia perfumes in Patna
Over 4.8 mn affected in Bihar flood; water levels of rivers start to recede
Over 48 lakh people remained affected in flood-hit Bihar on Sunday, even as waters started to recede in most rivers which had been flowing above the danger mark, officials said. Bihar has received 111.7 mm of rainfall so far in September, around 13 per cent above normal, officials said. Around 48.70 lakh people in 575 gram panchayats across 88 blocks of 15 districts were affected by the deluge, they said. Among the worst-affected districts are Patna, Bhojpur, Saran, Vaishali, Bhagalpur, Begusarai, and Araria, according to the Disaster Management Department (DMD). The Kosi was flowing above the danger mark at Baltar and Kursela, the Burhi Gandak at Khagaria, the Ganga at Digha, Gandhi Ghat, Hathidah, Bhagalpur, Kahalgaon and Munger, the Punpun at Sripalpur, the Bagmati at Benibad and the Ghaghra at Darauli and Gangpur Siswan, the DMD said. The administration is operating 1,257 community kitchens, and 13 relief camps are in flood-affected areas. Arrangements for accommodation, food
FIR filed against CA over Rs457cr foreign transfers
Thief dozes off after tossing Rs5 lakh loot out of Nawada house, arrested
IPR emerging as boon for law graduates: CJ
Unchecked effluents mar the coastline; concern mounts over drainage flows into RK beach
Recent heavy spells and continuous showers exacerbated by low-pressure systems forming over the Bay of Bengal have triggered widespread urban runoff across Visakhapatnam
Two cops suspended after Bhojpur social activists murder
GVMC pushes bulk water connections to secure Visakhapatnam supply
Muslims should seek political representation: Prashant Kishor
Patna: Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor on Sunday, September 13, urged Muslims of Bihar to care for the communitys representation in politics and refrain from becoming camp followers of any party. The Bankipur MLA remarked at a minorities convention held in Muslim-majority Sabzibagh locality of the state capital, which falls under his assembly constituency. 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 .
PK stresses need for Muslims greater political representation
National Lok Adalat settles 4 lakh cases in Bihar
Brics Summit reflects Indias growing global role: Samrat
Soil mound collapses after rain in Bihar; 2 children killed, 2 injured
Kushwaha backs proposal to rename JD(U) after Nitish
Bike rams into truck, two youths die in Buxar
Tejashwi accuses Centre of ignoring flood-hit Bihar
Rao takes charge as Patna HC chief justice, highlights IPR scope
Floating clinic treats over 1k patients in flood-hit Khagaria
Inaugural meeting of South Indian Private Psychiatric Society held in Visakhapatnam
Two workers killed in road accident in Visakhapatnam
Can innovation give Chaapa a fresh lease of life?
Youth shot in mouth for refusing to join theft bid
Bihars Chaapa craft shines beyond wedding raditions
Two deer found dead in West Champaran, leopard suspected
Justice V. Kameswar Rao takes oath as Chief Justice of Patna High Court
The oath-taking ceremony at the Lok Bhavan was attended by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and other dignitaries
Heavy Rains Lash Visakhapatnam, Several Areas Inundated
Authorities and local officials are monitoring the situation and taking necessary measures to address rain-related issues.
Two die of lightning as heavy rain lashes parts of Andhra Pradesh
Digital Desk | Amaravati, Sep 13 (IANS) Two people died of lightning in Andhra Pradeshs Palnadu district as heavy rains lashed parts of the state since Saturday night under the impact of a low-pressure area, officials said. Heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms lashed Narsraopet in Palnadu district. One person each in Petlurivaripalem and Lakshmipuram villages died after hearing the frightening noise of the thunderstorm. The deceased were identified as Nagamma (63) and Mekala Venkayamma (60). Both suspected to have died of cardiac arrest. Heavy rains were lashing Visakhapatnam and Gajuwaka areas. Parts of East Godavari district also received heavy rains. Bus stand at Nidadavole was inundated, causing inconvenience to commuters. According to the Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority, a low-pressure area is centred over the Vidarbha and Madhya Pradesh regions. The APSDMA said in a bulletin on Sunday morning that it is likely to move in a west-northwest direction over the next 24 hours and is expected to cause moderate to heavy rains in isolated parts of the state. Gusty winds with a speed of 40-60 kmph are likely along the North Andhra coast. Fishermen have been advised not to venture into the sea. Rain accompanied by lightning is likely in some areas of Eluru, NTR, Krishna, Nandyal, and Kurnool districts. APSDMA Managing Director Prakhar Jain has advised people not to stand under trees or hoardings during lightning and gusty winds. He also urged them not to attempt to cross overflowing streams or canals, State Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha has advised people and officials to remain on alert in view of the rain forecast. She said people should avoid crossing overflowing streams or canals. She also asked officials to prohibit movement of vehicles in the vulnerable areas. The Home Minister directed police and revenue department officials to remain accessible in affected areas. The rains, under the impact of a low-pressure area, however, provided some relief to people from the heat. The state has recorded nearly 60 per cent less rainfall deficit this year. Heat has gripped much of the state, with day temperatures crossing 40 degrees Celsius at many places. According to Andhra Pradesh Water Resources Information and Management System (APWRIMS), from January 1 to September 9, the state received 236.51 mm of rain against a normal of 578.58 mm, a shortfall of 59.12 per cent.
Visakhapatnam: Two Youths Killed in Accident Near Kurmannapalem RTC Bus Depot
Due to the impact, the scooter carrying Krishna and Rambabu was pushed under the wheels of an RTC bus travelling ahead. Both sustained severe injuries and died on the spot.
Kinusaiga workshop: Japanese fabric art finds a new audience in Visakhapatnam
At Kshwe Boutique, a quiet afternoon of fabric, colour and creativity introduced Visakhapatnam to the Japanese artform of Kinusaiga
Vinayak Chavithi in Visakhapatnam: Unique Ganesha idols to see this year
From shells and seeds to dates and bangles, Visakhapatnams Ganeshas take creative forms this year
Three minors detained after vandalism inside Shiva temple in Bihar's Nalanda
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 13 (IANS) Three minors, aged between four and five years, have been detained in connection with the vandalism inside a Shiva temple in Bihar's Nalanda district, officials said on Sunday. The incident took place on Saturday at a Shiva temple in Sherpur of Nalanda district. According to locals, some children allegedly pelted stones and bricks within the temple premises and also attempted to damage the idol inside the temple. The entire incident was reportedly captured on CCTV cameras installed on the temple premises. The footage allegedly showed the children entering the temple premises, throwing stones and also urinating inside the temple. Following the incident, locals maintained restraint and immediately informed the police rather than allowing the situation to escalate. Considering the sensitivity of the matter, Nalanda Police took prompt action and, after examining the CCTV footage, detained three children for questioning. Local youth Suraj Kumar told IANS that when he reached the temple on Saturday, he found several bricks and stones scattered across the premises. Initially, the residents did not pay much attention to the matter and proceeded to clean the temple premises. Later, when we checked the CCTV footage, we were shocked. Some children were seen throwing bricks and stones at the temple, urinating near the Shivalinga, and even using abusive language, he said. Suraj Kumar said that the residents immediately informed the administration to prevent the situation from deteriorating further. He also alleged that the pathways leading to the temple had been encroached upon, while the closure of one of the roads had made it difficult for people to access the temple. According to Suraj, the surrounding conditions have affected access to the temple, and he claimed that similar incidents had taken place there in the past as well. Aman Kumar, who performs puja at the temple, said, The area is predominantly Muslim, and we only have one temple in the area. Miscreants often gather there. The children deliberately threw stones at the temple gate and urinated inside. Thefts have also occurred at the temple before. These incidents continue to hurt the sentiments of local Hindu devotees. The temple is located in Ward No. 41 of the Bihar Sharif Assembly constituency. The newly constructed temple was formally inaugurated by Bihar Sharif MLA Sunil Kumar on Mahashivratri this year. The temple was constructed at a cost of Rs 14,90,000, and regular prayers have been conducted there every morning and evening since its inauguration. Officials said that construction work at the temple is still not completely finished and that a boundary wall has not yet been constructed, which has made it easier for people to enter the temple premises. Police said that an FIR has been registered in connection with the incident on the basis of a written complaint submitted by the applicant, Aarav Raj. Further legal action in the matter is currently underway. To ensure communal harmony and maintain law and order in the city, magistrates, police officials and additional police personnel have been deployed in and around the temple premises. Officials said that the situation in the area is currently normal and under control, while police are keeping a close watch on the situation to prevent any further escalation.
Firing at Hindu outfit chief's home in Bihar's Vaishali; probe on
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 13 (IANS) Unidentified assailants opened indiscriminate fire outside the residence of the national president of a Hindu organisation in Bihar's Vaishali district, officials said on Sunday. No casualties have been reported. The incident took place late on Saturday night in Adalpur village of Vaishali district, where unidentified criminals allegedly targeted the house of Rajiv Brahmarshi, national president of the Hindu Putra Sangthan. According to reports, the unidentified assailants fired approximately 10 rounds outside Brahmarshi's residence before fleeing the scene. Bullet marks were found on the main gate and windows of the house, indicating the intensity of the firing. Police reached the spot soon after receiving information about the firing and began examining the circumstances surrounding the attack. Police recovered 10 empty shell casings from the scene, which are being examined as part of the investigation into the shooting. Considering the seriousness of the incident, Vaishali Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Shubhank Mishra personally reached the spot along with a heavy police force and took charge of the investigation. Under the SSP's supervision, police teams are examining CCTV footage from cameras installed in and around the area. Officials said efforts are underway to identify and arrest the assailants involved in the firing. Police are also investigating the possible motive behind the incident and are examining all available evidence to establish the circumstances that led to the late-night shooting. The incident comes a day after the husband of a District Council member was shot dead while he was out for his morning walk in Sitamarhi district on Saturday. The incident took place in Ketharia village, under the Dumra police station area. The deceased was identified as Baidyanath Mahato. According to officials, Mahato had left his residence for his routine morning walk on Saturday when unidentified criminals travelling on a motorcycle allegedly targeted him. He sustained serious injuries in the shooting, collapsed at the spot and later died from his injuries.
SCoR Operations Chief Inspects Krishnapatnam Port, Stations To Boost Rail Freight
The PCOM interacted with railway officials and assessed measures needed to streamline cargo handling, improve efficiency and strengthen freight operations.
Police Bust Prostitution Ring at Patna Guest House, Five Detained
Patna police uncover a prostitution racket at a guest house, detaining five individuals in a recent operation. Police Bust Prostitution Ring at Patna Guest House, Five Detained
Sex racket busted in Patna, five held
Visakhapatnam: KGH Critical Care Block Inaugurated Virtually
The block was built across four floors at an estimated cost of 23.75 crore.
Rape case file against neighbour after minor found pregnant
CBI arrests distributor over illegal sim supply
PMC collects Rs 31 lakh property tax
Pitripaksh Mela: Gaya admin gears up for rush of pilgrims
National 2W Racing: Chavan leads podium sweep; Jennifer, Rajini Krishnan script fine wins
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 12 (IANS) Shrugging off lack of sleep and jet lag following an overnight journey from Spain to Chennai, 19-year-old Sarthak Chavan from Pune still found reserves of energy and determination to win the premier Super Sport 301-400cc Open race, which he started from the last row of the grid in the second round of the Indian National Racing Challenge 2W 2026 at the Madras International Circuit in Chennai on Saturday. Sarthak, who arrived in Sriperumbudur at six in the morning on Saturday, missed Fridays practice and qualifying sessions, but found his rhythm at the right moment to pull off a stunning win; he acknowledged that leader Rahil Pillarisettys retirement at the end of the penultimate lap played a part in his victory. In the process, Sarthak led a podium sweep for the Petronas TVS Racing team as Chennai teenager Rakshith Dave finished second ahead of Bengalurus Chiranth Vishwanath, who started last having missed the practice and qualifying sessions on Friday due to a bout of food poisoning. Another impressive performance came from 16-year-old Kabilesh (RACR Castrol Power1), son of former multiple National champion Rajini Krishnan, who won the Super Stock 301-400cc Open race dominantly to round off the days programme. Meanwhile, former National womens champion from Chennai, Ann Jennifer (Motul Sparks Racing), also scripted a fairytale victory in the Super Stock 165cc Intermediate race, which she started last on the grid after failing to set a time during qualifying this morning, following a crash. Thiruvallurs Mohamed Mikail (Team MRA) won the Pro-Stock 200cc Open in a tight finish, while local challenger Anandhu KK (Veedol C2 Racing) benefitted after race leader Kavicholairasan (Speed Up Racing) crashed in the Stock 301-400cc Novice race and Yashwant Verma led a 1-2 finish for Motul Sparks Racing in the Stock 165cc Novice class. Hyderabads Rajender Beedani notched his second win in three outings in the Expert (RR 310) class, holding off Bengalurus AS James in a close finish. Poojita Anil Kumar, the teenager from Bengaluru, also recorded her second win in as many races in the Women (Apache RTR 200) class, sparing some 29 seconds to second-placed Hannah Akkineni Joshitha from Hyderabad. Pothu Vignesh from Mancherial took the top honours in the Rookie (Apache RTR 200) class, followed by Bengalurus Dev Agastya. The results (Provisional all six laps unless mentioned): Super Sport 301-400cc Open (Race-1): 1. Sarthak Chavan (Pune, Petronas TVS Racing) (11mins, 03.311secs); 2. Rakshith Dave (Chennai, Petronas TVS Racing) (11:03.506); 3. Chiranth Vishwanath (Bengaluru, Petronas TVS Racing) (11:06.187). Pro-Stock 200cc Open (Race-1): 1. Mohamed Mikail (Thiruvallur, Team MRA) (11:51.610); 2. Amarnath Menon K (Kozhikode, MadRabbit Racing) (11:51.831); 3. Abdul Basim RS (Chennai, Chandra LGE Racing) (11:53.924). Super Stock 301-400cc Open (Race-1): 1. Kabilesh Rajini Krishnan (Chennai, RACR Castrol Power1) (11:38.273); 2. Kamal Navas (Chennai, Rockers Racing) (11:41.065); 3. Seshadri (Bengaluru, Motul Gusto Racing) (11:41.153). Super Stock 165cc Intermediate (Race-1): 1. Ann Jennifer AS (Chennai, Motul Sparks Racing) (12:46.048); 2. D Annish Samson (Bengaluru, Motul Sparks Racing) (12:53.234); 3. Anandhu KK (Chennai, Veedol C2 Racing) (12:55.971). Stock 301-400cc Novice (Race-1): 1. Anandhu KK (Chennai, Veedol C2 Racing) (12:15.190); 2. Rehbar Islam Baktoo (J & K, Motul Gusto Racing) (12:17.181); 3. Ashwin R (Bengaluru, Pvt.) (12:17.860). Stock 165cc Novice (Race-1): 1. Yashwant Varma (Visakhapatnam, Motul Sparks Racing) (13:09.445); 2. Raja Sreeharsha Singamsetty (Tadipatri, Motul Sparks Racing) (13:09.792); 3. Dev Agastya (Bengaluru, Pvt.) (13:10.097). Petronas TVS Racing One-Make Championship: Expert (Apache RR 310) (Race-1): 1. Rajender Beedani (Hyderabad) (11:42.499); 2. AS James (Bengaluru) (11:42.612); 3. Kamal Navas (Chennai) (11:44.190). Women (Apache RTR 200) (5 laps): 1. Poojita Anil Kumar (Bengaluru) (11:14.009); 2. Hannah Akkineni Joshitha (Hyderabad) (11:43.872); 3. Mansi Ashok Walunj (Pune) (11:43.884). Rookie (Apache RTR 200) (Race-1): 1. Pothu Vignesh (Mancherial) (13:13.842); 2. Dev Agastya (Bengaluru) (13:14.321); 3. Rehbar Islam Baktoo (J & K) (13:14.381).
CM reviews Seva Sankalp campaign preparations
Govt debunks Rs44L school payment claim
Girl, grandmother die after eating manchurian
Buxar power plant goes fully operational
Man shot dead for opposing drug peddling in Bhojpur
Assembly speaker leaves Patna for CPA conference
Bihar govt sweetens deal for new sugar mills with Rs 70 crore grant over 5 years
Congress begins 2-day camp for trainers
Around a dozen students fall ill after eating mid-day meal in Bihars Saharsa
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 12 (IANS) Around a dozen students fell ill after consuming the mid-day meal at Upgraded Middle School, Vasudeva, in Bihars Saharsa district on Saturday. The affected children were taken to the Bariyahi Primary Health Centre, where they are undergoing treatment. The incident triggered concern at the school, with health officials and the local administration initiating an inquiry into the cause of the students illness. According to an education department official, the mid-day meal at the school was supplied by an NGO. Some students reportedly began feeling unwell after consuming the food. As soon as the students complained of health issues after consuming the mid-day meal, a large number of villagers and parents reached the school to inquire about their condition. School authorities and local residents subsequently took the affected children to the Bariyahi Primary Health Centre for medical attention. Approximately 12 students are reported to have fallen ill. Amid the incident, an allegation also emerged that a chameleon was found in the mid-day meal. However, there is no official confirmation so far that a chameleon was present in the food. Officials are investigating whether the meal was contaminated or whether any other issue with the food may have caused the students to fall ill. The Education Department has collected samples of the mid-day meal and sent them to the lab for testing. The official said that the allegation will be established only after the food samples and other evidence are examined. Following the information about the incident, the Health Department deployed a team to monitor the situation. The affected students are receiving treatment under medical supervision. The health of other students at the school is also being monitored so that medical assistance can be provided promptly if anyone else develops symptoms. The administration and concerned departments are investigating the incident. Officials said the exact cause of the students falling ill will become clear after the investigation and testing process is completed.
South Coast Railway PCOM reviews freight infrastructure at Krishnapatnam Port
Visakhapatnam decks up for Ganesh Chaturthi
WRD warns of erosion as key rivers relent across state
Governor forms panel to review assistant professor recruitment
Patna Zoo begins revamp of toy train with modern electric upgrade
Visakhapatnam faces 58% rainfall deficit, straining water reserves
APWRIMS data reveals that the district received just 199.69 mm of cumulative rainfall between June 1 and September 11, against the normal expected benchmark of 479.49 mm
Zila Parishad members husband shot dead during morning walk in Sitamarhi
Nalanda police bust cyberfraud gang posing as fake tantriks
Indian Gaur rescued from snare in Papikonda National Park of Andhra Pradesh
The 750-kg gaur, which was caught in the snare laid by hunters in the eco-sensitive zone, is now undergoing treatment at Animal Rescue Centre in Visakhapatnam
BJP targets RJD over Rohini Acharyas questions, says party facing rebellion-like situation
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 12 (IANS) Political rhetoric in Bihar intensified on Saturday after RJD leader Rohini Acharya raised questions over the partys choice of an MLC candidate, with BJP leader Mrityunjay Tiwari targeting the RJD and describing its internal situation as one marked by rebellion. Bihar minister Kumar Shailendra, meanwhile, said candidate selection in the BJP involved consultations at multiple levels, with senior leaders collectively taking important decisions. Tiwari said the current situation within the RJD was no secret and claimed that there was a rebellion-like situation inside the party. He also alleged that all was not well within the Mahagathbandhan. Neither within the party nor in the alliance is there a situation of all is well, he said. Reacting to Rohini Acharyas questions regarding the RJDs MLC candidate, Tiwari said the matter was an internal issue of the RJD and the family, and that the BJP had no interest in interfering in it. However, he said Acharyas remarks had brought the issue into the public domain. Rohini Acharya has raised serious questions, and now only the RJD leadership can answer them, Tiwari said, adding that since she was associated with both the party and the family, the RJD leadership should clarify its position. Tiwari further claimed that the issues raised by Acharya were also being discussed among RJD leaders and workers. He said party leaders and workers were seeking answers from the Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav. The BJP leader also accused the RJD of becoming politically and electorally weaker. He claimed that public confidence in the party had declined and alleged that its political influence would continue to weaken in the coming period. Meanwhile, Kumar Shailendra said he could not comment on the internal decision-making process of another political party. Referring to the BJPs own candidate selection mechanism, he said the party was driven by its workers and decisions were taken after consultations at several organisational levels. He said senior leadership, including the BJP national president and other senior leaders, takes important decisions related to candidates. Shailendra stressed that under the BJPs organisational structure, candidate selection involves deliberations and consultations at different levels before a final decision is taken.
Table Top Exercise on response to Illicit activities in IOR concluded in Visakhapatnam
Table Top Exercise on response to Illicit activities in IOR concluded in Visakhapatnam New Delhi: The three-day Table Top Exercise (TTX) conducted under the aegis of the Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) successfully culminated on Friday at Eastern Naval Command (ENC), Visakhapatnam. According to the Ministry of Defence, delegations and maritime security experts from CSC member [] The post Table Top Exercise on response to Illicit activities in IOR concluded in Visakhapatnam appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Patna High Court Assistant Admit Card 2026 Out - Download Hall Ticket at patnahighcourt.gov.in
Patna High Court Assistant Admit Card 2026 has been released on 12 September at patnahighcourt.gov.in for the Preliminary Exam scheduled on 18 September 2026. Download the Patna High Court Assistant Hall Ticket using your login credentials and check the exam date, shift timings, exam centre, required documents, and important exam-day guidelines.
Colombo Security Conclaves Tabletop Exercise Concludes Successfully in Visakhapatnam
The Colombo Security Conclaves tabletop exercise focused on maritime security challenges concluded successfully in Visakhapatnam on September 11. Colombo Security Conclaves Tabletop Exercise Concludes Successfully in Visakhapatnam
Major Tragedy Averted as Bus Catches Fire After Passengers Alight in Vizag
APSRTC Visakhapatnam Regional Manager Appala Naidu stated that the vehicle had departed at 5 pm yesterday and completed its overnight journey, pulling into the Dwaraka station at approximately 7 am
Bus catches fire after passengers alight at Visakhapatnam station
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Visakhapatnam: Felling of Trees Along National Highway Sparks Outrage
Visakhapatnam is already struggling with dust and pollution. At a time when we need more greenery, chopping out of mature trees is difficult to tolerate, said one resident, echoing the sentiment of many.
Jeevika workshop focuses on market linkages for women agri-entrepreneurs
SDPO summoned over womans inclusion in case
Flavoured makhana, sattu make it to Brics welcome kits
Flood pressure breaches three Bhagalpur bunds; 46 lakh hit by flood
When hospitals were unable to reach flood-hit, doctors came by boat
JD(U) eyes council chair, seeks Union cabinet berth
Lok Adalat to be held on Saturday
Declared dead in 2014, Rohtas woman found alive in Jharkhand
PK holds strategy meet as Jan Suraaj gears up for MLC polls
MLAs, former members to track claims through one app: Speaker
JD(U) proposal to rename party as JD-Nitish gets support
Buxar thermal plant to achieve full 1,320MW capacity
SVU searches 6 premises linked to engineer in DA case
BSEB moves to speed up exam infrastructure in 29 districts
RJD names six candidates for council polls
MP Sribharat Reviews Vizag Water Supply, Emphasises Desilting of Yeleru Canal
Efforts are underway to store 15 TMC of water in Yeleru reservoir by October-end using the Purushothapatnam Lift Irrigation Scheme.
Police SIs launch X campaign seeking pay parity, timely promotion
PMCH doctors remove whistle lodged in boys bronchus
PMCH boy operated
