Raipur October 26, 2025/Life is incomplete without education. Education is not just a means to get a job, but a path to a successful life. Education is the mantra of social development. Whether it is the art of living, business, agriculture, or any other field – education plays an important role in success in every field. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai said this while addressing the oath-taking and Diwali Milan ceremony of Chhattisgarh Pradesh Manikpuri Panika Society held at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Auditorium in the capital Raipur. Chief Minister Shri Sai administered the oath to all the newly elected…
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Chhath Maiya worship is a symbol of Sun worship and environmental protection: Chief Minister Shri Sai Raipur October 26, 2025/Chief Minister Shri Vishnudeo Sai has extended his warm greetings and best wishes on the great festival of Chhath Puja, dedicated to Sun worship. He said that Chhath Puja is a festival of faith, purity, and gratitude towards nature, which conveys the message of a harmonious relationship between humans and nature through the worship of Lord Surya and Chhath Maiya. Chief Minister Shri Sai said that every ritual of the Chhath festival – from offering Arghya to the setting sun to…
21 Naxals surrendered in Kanker district, leaving the path of violence Raipur, October 26, 2025/Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Deo Sai has said that the end of Maoism in Chhattisgarh is now moving towards becoming a reality. People-oriented initiatives like “Puna MarGam – Rehabilitation for Revival” have brought a new wave of peace and trust in Bastar. Chief Minister Mr. Sai said that the surrender of 21 Naxals in Kanker district today, leaving the path of violence, is a strong proof of the success of the ongoing “Surrender and Rehabilitation Policy – 2025” and “Niyad Nella Nar Yojana” in the state.…
Unique initiative ‘Garbage Cafe’ offering food in exchange for plastic waste gains nationwide recognition Chief Minister Mr. Sai says mentioning Chhattisgarh’s innovations and resolve for Maoist eradication in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is a matter of pride for the state residents Prime Minister says in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ – Ambikapur Municipal Corporation’s resolve for a plastic-free city has transformed the city’s image Prime Minister mentions the achievement of indigenous dogs in Maoist-affected areas of Chhattisgarh in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ – detecting explosives and saving soldiers’ lives Raipur, October 26, 2025/ It is a matter of pride for the residents of the…
The Indian entertainment world is in mourning after the sudden demise of veteran actor Satish Shah, who died at 74 due to kidney failure. His passing occurred on Saturday, and on Sunday, his Mumbai residence was visited by a constellation of stars to pay their final respects. Renowned for his impeccable comic timing in shows such as ‘Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’ and his memorable role in ‘Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi,’ Shah’s absence leaves a void in the industry. Among the notable figures present to honor him were Ratna Pathak Shah, Dilip Joshi, Johny Lever, Rajesh Kumar, Roopa Ganguly, Ashoke Pandit, and…
Action has commenced at the Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, for the first One Day International clash between New Zealand and England. The series opener, scheduled for October 26, sees the home team, New Zealand, making a strategic decision to bowl after winning the toss. This move suggests a belief in their bowlers’ capabilities to exploit the conditions and set up a chase. Fans are keen to witness if New Zealand can maintain their impressive momentum against a formidable English squad in this exciting first ODI.
A cunning scheme to smuggle gold worth around Rs 20 lakh was thwarted at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. An Air India passenger, who had just arrived from Dubai, was apprehended by Customs officials on October 25. The individual attempted to bypass customs declarations by utilizing the green channel, a route designated for passengers carrying no dutiable items. However, security personnel, observing suspicious behavior, followed the passenger and conducted a thorough search. An ingenious hiding spot was discovered: a piece of gold cleverly concealed within the cap of a water bottle. This 170-gram gold recovery, valued at approximately Rs 20…
Sindh province in Pakistan is grappling with a shocking epidemic of child labor, with a staggering 1.3 million children reportedly trapped in conditions akin to modern-day slavery. The youngest victims are as young as five years old, their innocence stolen by relentless work. This pervasive issue paints a bleak picture of exploitation, existing simultaneously as national leadership convenes for official matters. The immense number of children affected underscores a profound societal failure and the urgent need for robust interventions to combat this human rights violation.
The Kanker district in Chhattisgarh has witnessed a major blow to Maoist activities with the surrender of 21 cadres, 13 of whom are women. The surrender took place on Sunday under the Bastar Range police’s ‘Poona Margem’ initiative, designed to encourage former insurgents to return to civilian life. The group came forward and handed over a total of 18 weapons to the police. This impressive haul of surrendered arms includes advanced firearms such as three AK-47s, two INSAS rifles, and four SLR rifles, alongside six .303 rifles and two single-shot rifles. A Barrel Grenade Launcher (BGL) was also among the…
A viral video purportedly showing BJP Kisan Morcha District Vice President Vikul Chaprana involved in a heated road rage incident in Meerut has drawn strong reactions and differing accounts. The clip allegedly shows Chaprana and others intimidating two men and damaging their vehicle, with one victim, Satyam Rastogi, facing public humiliation. Opposition parties have widely shared the video, using it to criticize the current government and allege unchecked power by ruling party members. Contrary to the initial viral claims, local shopkeepers who witnessed the event have provided a different perspective. Several eyewitnesses stated that Satyam Rastogi, who appeared to be…