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Two Air India pilots grounded for operating flights without mandatory licence requirements; DGCA probe on

A stone trader, Maqbul Sheikh, was tragically shot dead in Pakur district on Friday night. The 45-year-old was struck by a bullet in his back near a village tea stall. He succumbed to his injuries while en route to a West Bengal hospital.

A man in Ranchi has been arrested for allegedly strangling his wife to death on suspicion of an illicit relationship. The incident occurred Friday night in Loharkocha locality, with the accused, Shibu Kachaap, reportedly having a brawl with his wife, Rahil Kachhap, before committing the act. Their children alerted locals the following morning.

Seven former ward members of Adityapur Municipal Corporation have begun an indefinite hunger strike, protesting the civic body’s failure to address persistent issues like erratic water supply, uncleaned drains, and accumulating garbage. Residents are reportedly paying fees for services that are of inferior quality, leading to widespread dissatisfaction and health concerns, especially in slum areas.

A 30-year-old land dealer, Kesar Ameen, is undergoing treatment after allegedly shooting himself in the chest at his residence in Ranchi. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, which is preliminarily being treated as an attempted suicide. His statement will be recorded once his condition stabilizes.

Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 witnessed a surprising proposal. Aneesh asked fellow contestant Anumol whether they could get married. Anumol, however, politely declined. She cited her focus on career and financial commitments as reasons for not considering marriage at this time. The incident has become a major talking point among viewers.

A tusker caused a stir at the Bareysarn bus stand in Latehar district on Saturday, drawing a curious crowd. Police were called to manage the excitement as the elephant wandered onto the highway. This follows a leopard’s intrusion into a house in Palamu two days prior.

Archaeologists have discovered a 42,000-year-old yellow ochre stick in Crimea and Ukraine, suggesting Neanderthals possessed artistic capabilities. This ancient tool, meticulously shaped and reused, indicates symbolic behavior and creativity, challenging the long-held perception of Neanderthals as less sophisticated than early humans. The find suggests a rich Neanderthal art scene predating Homo sapiens.