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After marriage in Nawada, Bihar, the bride's car going to her in-laws house for the first time with her husband has become a victim of a road accident. | BLiTZ

A strange story of forgery has come to the fore in Rampur village of Kesath block of Buxar district of Bihar. Why has anyone ever seen a blind person | BLiTZ

SRINAGAR: The Government of Jammu and Kashmir has made several officer transfers on Tuesday, involving the Resident Commission in New Delhi. Additionally, two officers have been recalled from the Resident Commission in Mumbai and New Delhi, with their services being assigned to different departments...

BDO reviews progress of govt development schemes | Administration News | The Avenue Mail

Selected Panchayats to get additional funding of Rs 10 lakh each; DCs to prepare plans Nasir Azam Srinagar, May 20 (KNO): As part of its ambitious “Aspirational Panchayat Development Programme,” the Jammu & Kashmir government will select 285 most backward Panchayats to improve the socio-economic conditions of the people residing in these areas. Documents accessed by

Congress sit-in at Ghatshila Block | Jamshedpur News | The Avenue Mail

Tears of joy, proud hugs and loud cheers marked the day as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the results for Class XII and X today. Arshdeep Singh of Bhavan’s SL School and Kashvi Aggarwal of DAV Public School, Lawrence road, emerged as joint toppers in the district by s

Eastern Sumi Students’ Union (ESSU) and Noksen Students’ Union (NSU) conducted separate tours and flagged various discrepancies in government institutions within its respective jurisdictions. United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) has also raised irregularity of government servants within its jurisdiction.

A total of 30 delegates from the Institute of Secretariat Training and Management, Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India, took a tour of Zhadima village as part of their three-day field visit, on Tuesday.

The National Mobile Monitoring System application needs to be scrapped because it meets no objective, say experts. Technology must be appropriate for workers and not cause them more pain