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Shocking! Dead bodies found floating in Ganga in Bihar's Buxar Recovery of the bodies in such large numbers has left people shocked. Chausa district official Ashok Kumar stated that some 40-50 bodies were seen floating. BusinessToday.In | May 11, 2021 | Updated 11:29 IST Some 40-50 dead bodies have been found piled up near the Mahadev Ghat in Bihar's Buxar. Recovery of the bodies in such large numbers has left people shocked. According to Bihar officials, these dead bodies belong to Varanasi, Allahabad, or any other place in Uttar Pradesh. Chausa district official Ashok Kumar stated that ...

May 11, 2021, 09:38 IST In a very shocking incident, the dead bodies of at least 40 people have washed up on the banks of the river Ganga. Many videos realated to the horrific visuals at the Mahadev Ghat in Buxar of Bihar are doing rounds in the social media. It is not clear how the  bodies came there but the recovery of dead bodies came as a huge shocker to many. It looks like those dead bodies may be of COVID-19 victims and seems there is no end to insensitivity towards the dead bodies of COVID-19 patients. The dead bodies are found near the border between two states Bihar and Uttar...

Now, blame games begin over floating bodies Patna District magistrates of Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh and Buxar in Bihar are blaming each other over the recovery of 84 bodies from the Ganga banks. Mangla Prasad Singh, DM of Ghazipur, on Tuesday claimed only 13 bodies were found on the banks of Ganga in his district and they had come from Bihar. However, Buxar DM Aman Sameer contradicted his Ghazipur counterpart and claimed most of the 71 bodies found floating at Mahadev Ghat in Chausa block were from UP. DM of Buxar and SP, Neeraj Kumar Singh, visited Chausa late Monday night and retrieved 7...

Technuter boAt (Imagine Marketing Private Limited) has raised approximately $100 million from an affiliate of Warburg Pincus, a leading global private equity fund focused on growth investing. This investment is a landmark deal for the direct-to-consumer (D2C) industry in India as it endorses the sector’s coming of age with consumers trusting and gravitating towards brands launched online.  The investment by Warburg Pincus will enable the company to further fortify its leading market position, widen its R&D capabilities and product portfolio, and build on boAt’s efforts to create and supp...