During the ‘Together for Humanity’ gathering, Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma appealed to Chin refugees to embrace Indian laws and join forces toward a shared vision of stability and support.
Dozens of passengers were left stranded at Bhubaneswar airport after multiple flight cancellations, including a flight to Abu Dhabi and a Hajj pilgrim’s journey to Hyderabad. Stranded travelers faced difficulties securing refunds, alternative flights, and accommodation, with some forced to sleep outdoors in the cold.
A local LJP (RV) leader and village head, Kamlesh Rai, has been arrested in Sasaram for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting a minor. The girl, who went missing on her way to coaching, was later found. Police invoked the POCSO Act after a medical examination and recording her statement. Investigations are ongoing.
In a shocking turn of events, a gang of well-planned robbers executed a bold heist at Ruchi Jewellers in Ranchi, making away with jewellery worth Rs 25 lakh along with Rs 60,000 in cash. The incident took place immediately after store owner Shekhar Prasad opened his doors for the day.
In Ranchi’s slums, young college students from ‘Pratigya’ are transforming lives with four movable community libraries. These vibrant spaces offer children access to books, boosting literacy and confidence. For five years, this initiative has been bridging educational gaps, with volunteers dedicated to making quality education accessible and nurturing curiosity among underprivileged youth.
Jayden Daniels is set to start at quarterback for the Washington Commanders in Week 14 against the Minnesota Vikings, returning from an elbow injury. His presence is crucial for the team’s offensive stability and execution as they aim to improve their 3-9 record. Daniels’ leadership and ability to manage pressure are vital for the Commanders’…
In Tinsukia, Assam, a landmark initiative is underway as survey teams begin the process of granting land rights to tea garden workers. This follows the passage of a new land holding bill, which aims to secure land pattas for generations of employees living in labour lines.
In a powerful show of solidarity, thousands of tribals gathered in Silchar, led by the All Dimasa Students’ Union and supported by numerous tribal organizations, to protest the proposed Scheduled Tribe status for six communities.
