Anand Singh

In a gripping conclusion to a case that has captured local attention, a Bokaro court has sentenced Govind Mahato and Baijnath Mahato to life imprisonment. Their conviction stems from a brutal double homicide that occurred in 2019, fueled by a seemingly trivial dispute over a mango tree. Tragically, the incident claimed the lives of Mahendra Mahato and Sukri Devi.

Sholey Singh Demanded Rs 1 crore Extortion from School Principal in Jaunpur

A local court has handed down life sentences to two men, Sanoj Singh and Ajit Singh, for the premeditated murder of Vishnu Sharma in Bokaro. The fatal shooting, stemming from a land dispute, occurred in May 2023. Both convicts also received seven-year terms for destroying evidence and violating the Arms Act, with all sentences to be served concurrently.

Security forces battling Maoists in Saranda forest are also fighting malaria, with nine CoBRA jawans diagnosed in six days. One jawan died, and another was airlifted for treatment. The dense, rain-fed forest provides ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes, contributing to a high number of malaria cases in the region.

What began as a quixotic proposal by two sport-loving brothers has grown into one of Asia’s largest marathons over two decades and a USD450 million ecosystem.

Under fire from various quarters over his appointment as forest minister, Anand Singh on Friday met chief minister BS Yediyurappa reportedly to tell him he’s not facing any serious criminal charges.

Congress on Monday released a list of 14 cases against Anand Singh, whose appointment as the forest minister earlier this month sparked a controversy. The cases, the party said, included corruption and forest encroachment charges.

The Karnataka high court has asked the counsel for CBI to file objections on a bail petition filed by BJP MLA and former Karnataka Tourism Minister Anand Singh .

Anand Singh, minister for tourism, ecology and environment, has been booked for allegedly threatening a Dalit family, whose members later attempted self-immolation, over a land dispute.

Hosapete MLA Anand Singh has been admitted to a hospital in Bengaluru after sustaining a head injury following a fight with Kampli MLA J N Ganesh at a resort in the wee hours of Sunday. According to the Congress sources, Ganesh hit a bottle on Anand's head following a heated argument during a party.

The CBI court judge V Shreeshanand hearing both CBI counsel K Sudarshan and Singh’s counsel ordered that Singh’s anticipatory bail application cannot be entertained as the court has found him an absconder.

Two-time Vijayanagara (Ballari) MLA Anand Singh has been doing a flip-flop on his support to the Congress. Initially, there were reports that Singh was in touch with Congress leader D K Shivakumar and he had even sent a letter to him extending unconditional support to the party.

Tourism minister Anand Singh, who has been unhappy with the BJP state leadership for quite some time, on Monday met KPCC president DK Shivakumar, setting off speculation that he might switch sides in the assembly elections next year.

DIG (prisons) Sharad Kulshreshta suspended jailer of Mati Jail in connection with death of a jail inmate which led to arson and violence on the premises on Friday.

The students of a fashion institute attended a dance party at a local discotheque, hosted by Pradeep Anand Singh.

Singh said that he is not the president of the managing committee of the Colvin College.The post is held by commissioner, Lucknow division.

District in-charge minister Anand Singh has warned of strict action against those who force public to observe Ballari bandh forcefully against the government’s decision to bifurcate the district.

With the appointment of Anand Singh as forest, ecology and environment minister drawing flak from various quarters, Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa met senior ministers and discussed the possibility of changing the Vijayanagara MLAs’s portfolio.

In a major embarrassment to the ruling Samajwadi Party, its junior agriculture minister Rajeev Kumar Singh on Sunday accused his senior Anand Singh of endorsing "rampant corruption".

In a rare occurrence, three batsmen scored double hundreds in a day in the Times Shield. Aakash Anand (268*, 281b, 24x4, 1x6), Shashank Singh (207, 212b, 19x4, 9x6) and Bravish Shetty (214) all cracked double centuries on Wednesday to put their teams in a strong position.