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Express News Service JAIPUR: Thaneta village in Rajasthan's Rajsamand district became a liquor-free village on Friday after its residents voted to shut down all liquor shops in their panchayat. 2206 out of the 3245 eligible voters were in favour of alcohol prohibition. Only 61 votes were cast against prohibition while 40 votes were declared invalid. This comes after an anti-liquor campaign by the women of the village.  The village bore a festive look on Friday as people enthusiastically participated and officials of the Rajsamand district administration, including Collector Arvind Poswal and...

Fearing lockdown, several migrant workers in Delhi head for native places ANI | Updated: Apr 08, 2021 06:49 IST New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI): Amidst lockdown fears triggered by the imposition of night curfew in the national capital following a surge in Covid-19 cases, several migrant workers were seen leaving Delhi and heading towards their native places. Speaking to ANI, Pintu, a dry fruits seller at Anand Vihar Bus Terminal said, "Delhi is witnessing a sharp rise in COVID cases. Due to this, a night curfew has been imposed in the city. It is very l...

Sindri: A 35-year-old woman identified as Malti Devi fractured her leg and got bruises all over her body after a portion of her house collapsed at the underground fire-prone area of Bastakola in Dhanbad’s Jharia on Sunday. The underground fires here have been raging for more than 100 years now. Although the Dhanbad district administration and the Jharia Rehabilitation Development Authority (JRDA) claimed to have expedited the process to shift the affected families to a safer location, till date, only around 4,700 families of the proposed 1.04 lakh have been shifted to the Belgaria Township...

She may be Gone but her Spirit is Always Present

PatnaDaily Five years have passed by after the senseless and tragic loss of my sister, Papiya.  Over this time I have had to accept that I will not be able to see her or get a bear hug (as she used to call her hugs) from her. Yet it is difficult for me to think of Papiya in the past tense. She used to live alone in our parental house after the passing of our mother. Malti Devi who had been a domestic help in our house since 1964 was also tragically murdered at the same time as Papiya. I used to worry about the possibility of robbery in the house. However, I had never imagined that ...