Author: The Chhattisgarh

A wave of destruction is hitting farmers in Chainpur, Palamu district, with nilgai herds decimating more than 50 acres of cultivated land. The affected areas, including villages like Kolhua and Karamdih, are experiencing daily incursions by these animals that feast on and flatten crops. Farmers are tirelessly guarding their fields, yet their efforts are proving futile against the relentless onslaught. The local Forest Department has been accused of failing to take decisive action to curb the nilgai menace. Farmers from Mahuliya, Kektuva, Parsia, and surrounding villages have formally requested the Medininagar Divisional Forest Officer to implement measures to protect their…

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Ranchi, Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka paid a courtesy call on Chief Minister Mr. Hemant Soren at the Chief Minister’s official residence on Kanke Road today. During this, Mr. Vikramarka extended a formal invitation to Chief Minister Mr. Soren to participate in the ‘Telangana Rising Global Summit’ to be held in Hyderabad on December 8-9. In the course of the meeting, cordial discussions were also held on various issues of mutual cooperation between Telangana and Jharkhand. Jharkhand Congress in-charge Mr. K. Raju and State Congress President Mr. Keshav Mahto Kamlesh were present on this occasion.

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Bigg Boss 19’s finale week kicked off with a significant twist as Malti Chahar, a recent wild card entrant, was evicted in a tense mid-week elimination. This crucial task determined the final five contestants who will advance to the grand finale. Viewers are now aware of the contenders vying for the Bigg Boss 19 title after this dramatic development on Colors TV. The elimination task required unsafe contestants to put their fate to the test. Housemates submitted their names on cards to a burner, with the resulting smoke color dictating their status. Green smoke meant safety, white indicated uncertainty, and…

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The exclusion of premier Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj from white-ball formats has drawn sharp criticism from former cricketer Aakash Chopra. After India’s defeat in the second ODI against South Africa, Chopra voiced his confusion over why Siraj, a highly effective bowler, is being overlooked for ODIs and T20Is. Many are questioning the shift to position him solely as a Test specialist, given his past impactful performances in shorter formats. Siraj’s ability to generate swing, hit consistent lines, and extract bounce made him a formidable all-format bowler. His record-breaking performance in the Asia Cup 2023 final highlighted his game-changing potential.…

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A wave of flight cancellations and delays by IndiGo, India’s leading carrier, has plunged thousands of passengers into travel chaos. In a span of three days, more than 1,000 flights have been grounded, impacting operations nationwide. Airports in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and Ahmedabad are reporting significant disruptions, mirroring the situation in Thiruvananthapuram where two arrivals and two departures were scrubbed. Beyond cancellations, numerous flights are facing lengthy delays, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. The ripple effect has driven up airfares on other airlines, with travelers facing costs of up to ₹30,000 for last-minute bookings. IndiGo has attributed the operational meltdown…

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In a notable decision, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appointed Major General Roman Gofman as the incoming director of the Mossad, the nation’s foreign intelligence service. Gofman, currently serving as Netanyahu’s military secretary, brings a distinguished military career to the forefront, though he has no prior operational intelligence experience. His appointment will see him take over from David Barnea, whose term concludes in mid-2025. Official statements from the Prime Minister’s Office underscored Gofman’s “exceptional professional capabilities,” describing him as a “highly distinguished officer.” His ability to maintain “continuous coordination” with all intelligence and security agencies was highlighted as a…

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Demands for outstanding student scholarship payments echoed outside the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly as AJSU Party MLA Nirmal Mahto led a protest on Friday. Mahto, who also serves as the central general secretary for the party and represents the Mandu constituency, focused his demonstration on the urgent need to release pending post-matric scholarships for students belonging to Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, and Other Backward Classes. He emphasized that the AJSU student union has been persistently advocating for these scholarship disbursements and recently presented a petition to the Governor. Mahto expressed deep concern that tribal, Dalit, and backward class students have not…

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Tragedy struck in Giridih’s Bagodar region today as a severe road accident claimed the life of a young man and left two others in critical condition. The victim, identified as Suraj Kumar, was traveling on a motorcycle when it collided violently with an Ertiga car on the service road. The impact was so intense that both the car and the bike were mangled. The three individuals on the motorcycle were severely injured. Emergency services were dispatched immediately, and the injured were rushed to the Bagodar Trauma Center. Due to the severity of their injuries, they were subsequently transferred to Dhanbad…

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A monumental tribute to one of Bollywood’s most cherished romances unfolded in London as Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol unveiled a bronze statue of Raj and Simran from ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ (DDLJ). The unveiling ceremony in Leicester Square celebrated the film’s remarkable 30-year journey since its release in 1995. This historic moment sees DDLJ making its mark as the first Indian film to be honored with a statue in London’s famed ‘Scenes in the Square’ installation. During the event, Shah Rukh Khan, looking dapper in a black suit, and Kajol, elegant in a blue saree, posed proudly with the…

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The second Ashes Test in Brisbane saw England finish day one on a high note, a performance lauded by batsman Zak Crawley. After a disappointing first Test, England’s batting lineup showed resilience at The Gabba, amassing 325/9 by stumps. A pivotal moment was the 61-run partnership for the 10th wicket between Joe Root, who remained unbeaten on 135, and fast bowler Jofra Archer. This late flourish boosted England’s spirits, with Crawley highlighting the team’s positive mindset entering the second day. He explained their approach was to ‘go really hard’ in the final session, a strategy that paid off with valuable…

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