Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi joins specially-abled child for push-ups, internet can’t stop smiling

At the Shaurya Veer marathon, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi inspired thousands by joining a specially-abled child for push-ups. This powerful act of inclusion and empathy resonated deeply, showcasing leadership beyond the podium. The moment, captured and shared widely, highlighted the human side of the armed forces and celebrated unity, leaving a lasting impression of…

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Patna Police’s Shakti Suraksha Dal gets 1,900 distress calls in Nov

In November, Patna’s Shakti Suraksha Dal responded to a remarkable 1,909 distress calls, providing support through counselling, legal assistance, and even emergency ambulance services. This innovative women-safety initiative swiftly addressed various issues, from harassment to cybercrime, ensuring that the vulnerable populations in the city were protected with both speed and compassion.

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“3 months and counting”- Michael Jordan’s son Marcus Jordan marks 91 days of sobriety following DWI arrest

Marcus Jordan, son of NBA legend Michael Jordan, is focusing on sobriety after a DWI arrest in February 2025. He recently celebrated 91 days sober and shared his progress on Instagram, highlighting his commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Marcus is also reportedly participating in a substance abuse intervention program, aiming to benefit himself and the…

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Jharkhand cabinet approves compensation for families displaced by Mandal Dam project

The Jharkhand cabinet has revitalized the stalled Mandal Dam project by approving a compensation package for 780 families displaced by the project, which spans Palamu and Latehar districts. Additionally, a ministerial committee will study the notification of Saranda Forest as a sanctuary, following a Supreme Court deadline. The cabinet addressed 27 proposals across various departments.

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Assam Small Tea Growers Protest Price Collapse Threatening Livelihoods

Distressed small tea growers in Tinsukia, Assam, protested against plummeting green tea leaf prices, which have fallen below production costs, threatening their livelihoods. They allege that Bought Leaf Factories (BLFs) are sourcing cheaper leaves from neighboring states, exacerbating their financial woes. The growers are demanding immediate price stabilization measures and prioritization of local suppliers by…

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Credit gap in agriculture: Ranchi banks surpass priority sector lending benchmark; However, agri-credit falls short of RBI mandate

In Jharkhand, banks are surpassing national targets for priority sector lending but are struggling to meet the Reserve Bank of India’s 18% benchmark for agricultural credit. Currently, only 14.87% of the total loans are directed towards agriculture, a disparity that the State Level Bankers’ Committee has highlighted.

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