Ajit Kumar

Delhi Police, under 'Operation Vishwas', returned 532 lost or stolen mobile phones to their owners. Recovered over three weeks from across multiple states, these devices were restored to citizens in a special handover event. This initiative highlights the force's commitment to citizen-centric policing and technological prowess in recovering lost property, fostering public trust.

No stigmatising, P 9

A 30-year-old man met a tragic end while attending his mother-in-law's funeral in Gonda. He was reportedly dragged into the water by a crocodile as he went to wash his hands near the riverbank.

Allows Issuance Of Passport To Petitioner Who Was Convicted As Juvenile 13 Yrs Ago

Facing extreme heat with temperatures over 40°C and 80% humidity, East Singhbhum Deputy Commissioner Rajiv Ranjan has ordered officials to immediately enhance measures for public relief. This includes ensuring drinking water facilities at government offices and public spaces, alongside prioritizing hand pump repairs in rural areas.

In a striking display of resilience, Mahadalit families in Sasaram gathered to voice their concern over perceived bias at an Anganwadi centre. After receiving uniforms for 14 eagerly-awaiting children, families were dismayed to discover the next day that the kids were apparently not enrolled.

In a heart-wrenching scene at the Rohtas block office, 80-year-old Suhagini Kunwar, along with her four orphaned grandchildren, made a desperate attempt to self-immolate, driven by years of neglected pleas for financial support. Rescued just in time by local bystanders, she voiced her anguish over the bureaucratic indifference that has left her struggling to secure basic necessities and funeral funds.