In a frustrating turn of events, passengers at Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport are confronted with outrageous car rental prices, climbing to Rs 50,000-Rs 60,000 for rides to major cities such as Delhi and Mumbai. Flight cancellations by IndiGo have left many travelers stranded, forcing them into costly journeys as they scramble for alternative solutions to…
In West Champaran, sugarcane farmers have taken to the streets, fervently advocating for a support price of Rs 500 per quintal. They express concerns over skyrocketing input costs, stating that the current prices place immense strain on their livelihoods compared to neighboring states.
During a vibrant ceremony, Union Minister Giriraj Singh unveiled the Integrated Textile & Tourism Centre alongside EKTA Meghalaya, spotlighting the government’s commitment to enhancing the textile and sericulture industries in the Northeast.
Students and faculty at Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society’s Technical Campus received a crucial awareness session on escalating cybercrime. Chas SDPO Praveen Kumar Singh detailed digital fraud tactics like AI voice manipulation and OTP scams, emphasizing vigilance on digital platforms. He highlighted 1930 for cyber complaints and 112 for emergency police aid, urging immediate reporting…
In a notable crackdown, authorities in Senapati district, Manipur, have confiscated nearly 11,000 kg of illicit betel nuts, estimated to be worth around Rs 12 lakh. The Assam Rifles, collaborating with the forest department, intercepted two trucks that were missing essential documentation.
For the second consecutive day, Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport erupted into chaos as seven IndiGo flights were scrapped for operational reasons. Frustrated passengers, many of whom are migrant workers anxious about job prospects, voiced their concerns over poor communication from airline officials.
Patna witnessed two brazen daylight robberies within 24 hours, with criminals making off with over Rs 10 lakh in cash and valuables. A collection agent was held at gunpoint and robbed of Rs 5.25 lakh near Beur, while a senior executive lost jewellery and electronics worth Rs 5 lakh on New Bypass Road.
In a swift operation, the Naharlagun police nabbed four suspects and seized counterfeit currency amounting to Rs 1.12 lakh. The crackdown was initiated following a grocery store incident involving fake Rs 500 notes. Further inquiries unveiled a network of alleged users and suppliers from Assam, shedding light on an extensive counterfeit scheme.
