Rekha Devi

The Jharkhand High Court has directed the state government to specify the hospital for collecting DNA samples from the parents of a Bokaro girl whose skeleton was found. The court was informed that the Military Hospital in Namkum is not equipped for this, and a decision on sample collection sites will be made on Monday.

The Jharkhand High Court has taken a strong stance by summoning key police figures, such as the DGP and Bokaro SP, regarding the grim finding of skeletal remains in a case involving a missing girl. The girl's mother insists the remains are not those of her child, prompting a critical evaluation of the investigation.

The Jharkhand High Court has ordered the police to send a recovered human skeleton for DNA testing at Kolkata's Central Forensic Science Laboratory. The court also mandated a post-mortem at RIMS, Ranchi, and expressed dissatisfaction with the suspension of only lower-ranking police officers in the missing girl's case.

The Jharkhand High Court has ordered the DGP to submit a sealed report on the alleged assault of a missing girl's relative by Pindrajoda police. The court questioned the police's actions against Sabapad Mahto, who was reportedly severely injured. A one-man committee has been formed, and the officer-in-charge suspended.

Following the suspension of 28 police personnel in Bokaro for a botched investigation into a missing girl, the Jharkhand Police Association is demanding the suspension of SP Harvinder Singh. They allege the SP is scapegoating lower-ranking officers to protect himself, while the victim's mother claims the police's inaction led to her daughter's murder.

Bokaro police have arrested Dinesh Kumar Mahto, 26, for the alleged murder of 18-year-old Pushpa Mahto, whose body parts were found in a jungle eight months after she went missing. The accused confessed to the crime, citing pressure for marriage. Five police personnel from Pindrajoda station were suspended for dereliction of duty following the slow pace of the investigation.

In a heart-wrenching appeal for justice, a mother from Ranchi is calling for the death penalty for her daughter's former partner and a suspended police officer. She accuses law enforcement of willfully stalling the probe into her 18-year-old daughter's tragic disappearance and murder, suggesting that systemic corruption and indifference to her family's economic struggles played a role.

Jharkhand High Court pulled up Director General of Police regarding the alleged assault on a relative of a woman whose daughter has been missing since 2025. The court demanded an explanation why criminal action shouldn't be taken against the Bokaro Superintendent of Police for the incident, expressing significant displeasure and ordering a detailed report.

A tragic incident at the Sheetla Mata Temple in Biharsharif resulted in the loss of nine lives, including eight women, during a crowded prayer ceremony. The chaotic scene unfolded despite ongoing security measures for President Murmu's visit. In response to the heartfelt sorrow, Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Kumar have pledged financial assistance to the victims' families.

A heart-wrenching incident unfolded near Barsot Chowk when a fast-moving truck fatally struck 45-year-old rekha devi, who was cycling to the market with her husband. While the local farmer escaped without injury, the tragedy has left the Barsot village community in deep mourning. Authorities have since detained the truck driver linked to this devastating accident.

Tragedy struck Nalanda's Maghra area as a stampede at Mata Sheetalashtami Temple claimed eight lives and injured several devotees. The incident occurred during a large religious gathering, causing panic. Meanwhile, President Droupadi Murmu is set to grace Nalanda University's convocation in Rajgir, marking her first visit as President to the institution.

The Jharkhand High Court has summoned the Bokaro Superintendent of Police to present the case diary regarding the mysterious disappearance of an 18-year-old girl, missing since July 2025. The Justices have raised alarms about the sluggish pace of the investigation, highlighting a concerning 10-day delay in the filing of the FIR.

In a pointed critique, the Jharkhand High Court voiced its frustration towards the Bokaro Superintendent of Police regarding the unresolved case of a missing girl. With a report filed on July 31, 2025, and unsuccessful leads from a trip to Pune, concern grows as the 18-year-old remains elusive.

Police on Friday evening picked up Naorem Dijamani Singh, the husband of Naorem Ongbi rekha devi, who was brutally murdered in her house on Wednesday afternoon, in connection with the killing.

Twelve years after her husband was martyred defending the country, a Kargil war widow is still fighting to claim her rightful compensation.

The special operation group (SOG) team of district police entrusted with probing the case of the mysterious disappearance of a five-member family from village Kesarpur Talluke Ananadpur under Madhotanda police station on September 5, has concluded that the head of the disappeared family, Ramautar, has been killed by his wife, rekha devi, and elder son, Sagar.

A sitting ward councillor from ward number 8 of Golpura Panchayat, rekha devi (35), was killed in a road accident at Naya Tola under Phulwarisharif police station late on Friday night.

A 40-year-old woman, identified as rekha devi was found murdered at Poorebabu village under the Kandhai police station of Pratapgarh district on Friday morning. Her body was found near a field with deep injuries on neck.

Thirty-two-year-old rekha devi, a native of Bihar's Bhagalpur, first started segregating waste when she was a 10-year-old girl and had just migrated to Dehradun, then part of Uttar Pradesh, with her family.

A viral video from Indore showed a woman attacked on child-lifting suspicion. This incident led to a surprising reunion. Her daughter, seeing the clip, traveled to Indore. She found her mother, rekha devi, who had been missing for over a year and a half. rekha devi had gone missing from Meerut after family tragedies.

Three people were killed and 29 others injured when a pick-up jeep loaded with 32 passengers going on a pilgrimage from Bhradi to Bholag village in Chamba district fell into a 150-ft-deep gorge on Sunday.

Irked by a rape victim turning hostile during trial, a district court in Pilibhit sentenced her to seven days' rigorous imprisonment and slapped a fine of Rs 500 on her for wasting the time of the court and retracting from her stand.