Vinod Kumar

A tragic accident on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway claimed two lives and injured approximately two dozen passengers when a sleeper bus collided with a tanker, igniting a fierce fire. The bus, traveling from Kanpur to Gurugram, was engulfed in flames shortly after the impact near pillar number 46. Authorities are investigating the cause of the devastating mishap.

Tragedy struck at Tilaiya Dam on Wednesday when 26-year-old Afroz Ansari drowned while bathing with friends. Despite rescue attempts by companions and a brave local resident, Ansari was pronounced dead at Barhi Sub-Divisional Hospital. Police have handed over the body to the family and are continuing their investigation into the unfortunate incident.

The Enforcement Directorate has filed a case against Tarbia Education Foundation and three individuals for alleged multi-crore land grabbing and forgery. Investigators found forged documents, including fake powers of attorney, used to illegally transfer land. The ED has quantified the proceeds of crime at Rs 47.76 crore and attached the disputed land.

An accident on GT Road in Kannauj claimed three lives when a speeding dumper truck collided with a tractor. The impact, which occurred near Salempur Buddha Vihar, also struck a motorcyclist. While the motorcyclist died instantly, two occupants of the tractor succumbed to their injuries later. The dumper driver has been apprehended.

Twenty-four headmasters in Deoghar district have received showcause notices for poor Jharkhand Academic Council exam results. The district superintendent of education cited a sharp decline in academic standards, attributing the disappointing outcomes to significant teacher shortages and low student attendance. The administration plans remedial classes and holiday sessions to address the issue.

A teacher at a Jharkhand school has been suspended after an objectionable video played on a smart board. The incident, which occurred after school hours with students present, has sparked a probe. Officials are investigating how the content was displayed and who is responsible, with the acting headmaster also facing potential action.

Court Says Minimum Standard Mandatory in Govt Jobs; Fresh Merit Lists Ordered

Andhra Pradesh has cancelled the Scheduled Caste certificate of pastor Chintada Anand, citing his practice of Christianity, following a Supreme Court ruling. This marks a significant development after the apex court clarified that practicing Christians are ineligible for SC protections. Anand, born into an SC family, vows to contest the arbitrary cancellation, asserting his faith change doesn't alter his birthright.

In a troubling incident, 27-year-old Jeetan Rajwar, an undertrial prisoner, passed away under mysterious circumstances late Monday night in Dhanbad jail. Detained since May on suspicion of murdering his wife, his health had reportedly declined soon after he was incarcerated. Following his untimely death, authorities have mandated a magisterial inquiry and a closely-monitored post-mortem to unveil the underlying causes.

Ranchi's Birsa Munda Airport is set to unveil exciting new facilities, including a children's play zone, a library named 'Flybrary', and a handicrafts stall showcasing local art. Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu will inaugurate these amenities on Wednesday, aiming to enhance passenger experience and support regional artisans. A statue of tribal leader Birsa Munda will also be unveiled.

In an alarming display of environmental decline, the Yamuna has retreated to a thin stream, allowing locals to stroll across its once-swelling banks. This yearly event, worsened by minimal water allocations from Haryana and extreme heat evaporation, has left the river ecologically bereft.

Canter driver was identified with the help of CCTV footage, probe on

In Patna's gold market, there's a noticeable decline in leisure purchases as jewelers observe fewer shoppers visiting their stores. While bridal jewelry sales continue to hold strong, the appetite for gifting and investing in gold has diminished considerably.

The complaints span a range of issues such as forced resignations, denial of maternity leave and unrealistic targets

Uttarakhand police have informed the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes that none of the six accused in the Anjel Chakma murder case belong to Scheduled Tribe groups, contradicting earlier claims. This clarification came during a review meeting where petitioners also raised concerns about bail granted to two minor accused and the absconding prime accused.