Sumit Kumar

In a significant stride towards enhancing healthcare, AIIMS Patna proudly inaugurates its latest Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) Centre, marking a major milestone for Bihar with 35 HIV/AIDS treatment facilities now in operation.

In a pivotal move for healthcare in Bihar, Health Minister Nishant Kumar has urged officials to elevate the Bhavya digital health initiative, aiming for superior patient experiences. He highlighted the importance of seamlessly integrating all government hospitals, expanding registration facilities, ensuring rapid response in emergencies, and maintaining a steady supply of medicines.

Uttarakhand police have informed the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes that none of the six accused in the Anjel Chakma murder case belong to Scheduled Tribe groups, contradicting earlier claims. This clarification came during a review meeting where petitioners also raised concerns about bail granted to two minor accused and the absconding prime accused.

Ganjam district leads Odisha with 295 schools achieving 100% results in the Annual HSC examination. The district also secured the second-highest number of A-1 grades. Several schools, including Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Nilakantha Nagar, have maintained exceptional pass rates for decades, with some students achieving top marks.

Authorities have arrested a sub-inspector in Bokaro for alleged illegal treasury withdrawals. This follows the arrest of a home guard in the same case. Meanwhile, police in West Singhbhum have apprehended the main suspect and three others in a separate fraudulent withdrawal scheme. Investigations reveal manipulation of government funds over several years.

A heartbreaking incident unfolded on the Siwan-Chhapra road as an autorickshaw, filled with talented cultural artists, collided with a truck. The crash took the lives of Arya Kumari and Sumit Kumar, who were making their way home from a performance. Initial investigations point to a parked truck and a speeding autorickshaw as the culprits behind this tragic event.

Over 200 LPG consumers in Latehar district face refill challenges after their distribution agency shut down due to an FIR against its owner for alleged malpractices. Consumers are now tagged to an agency 30 km away, raising concerns about increased delivery costs and delays.