In response to a serious security incident, the Trump administration is implementing a rigorous re-evaluation of Green Cards for immigrants originating from designated ‘countries of concern.’ The decision, confirmed by USCIS Director Joseph Edlow, stems from a shooting incident involving an Afghan national that resulted in injuries to two National Guard service members. Edlow announced via social media that the review would cover every Green Card holder from these specific countries, underscoring a commitment to national security. This move reverses what is described as a previous administration’s “reckless resettlement policies.” The updated policy empowers USCIS to factor in country-specific risks…
Author: The Chhattisgarh
An unsettling incident at Dhanbad’s SNMMCH government hospital has put its security infrastructure under the spotlight. On the night of November 19th, a jackal ventured into the surgical ward, causing a stir among patients and hospital personnel. The situation escalated when the animal was spotted near the barricades, prompting patients to demand better lighting, which led to the jackal’s rapid retreat. While the hospital experienced a moment of fear, there were no casualties or attacks by the wild animal. Health Minister Dr. Irfan Ansari addressed the media regarding the jackal’s presence. He emphasized that attributing blame to the hospital or…
In Jhumri Tilaiya, a renewed focus on sanitation is transforming the town’s cleanliness landscape, thanks to the leadership of SDO Riya Singh. The Municipal Council’s door-to-door garbage collection program has gained significant momentum, now covering all 28 wards. SDO Singh’s direct involvement has energized the effort, beginning with house-to-house waste collection in Chitragupta Nagar. The overarching goal is to integrate approximately 27,000 homes into this essential service by the end of the year. This intensified campaign has sparked a noticeable surge in public engagement with cleanliness. Municipal Administrator Ankit Gupta detailed the extensive awareness drives conducted under SDO Riya Singh’s…
Residents of Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra will need to find alternative documents, as Aadhaar cards have been officially disqualified as proof of birth. The UP Planning Department has issued a directive to all state departments, clarifying that Aadhaar cannot substitute for a birth certificate due to its inherent limitations. Meanwhile, Maharashtra is taking a firm stance against fraudulent documentation. The state will no longer accept Aadhaar for the issuance of delayed birth certificates. Moreover, all birth records established solely through Aadhaar post the 2023 registration act amendments are subject to cancellation. This decisive action by the Maharashtra government, spearheaded by…
Kasim Khan, son of the incarcerated former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, has raised alarm bells internationally, demanding “proof of life” for his father. Khan, imprisoned since August 2023 on charges he vehemently denies as politically motivated, is allegedly being held in solitary confinement in what his son describes as a “death cell” at Adiala Jail for the past six weeks. Kasim Khan highlighted the complete lack of communication, stating his father has had no family contact, no access to legal representation, and no phone calls, notwithstanding court orders for weekly visits. Adding to the gravity of the situation, Kasim…
A significant opportunity for aspiring educators in Jharkhand has been announced by the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC). The commission has issued notification number 08/2025 for the recruitment of 3,451 Special Education Assistant Teacher positions through the Jharkhand Intermediate and Graduate Trained Special Education Assistant Teacher Joint Competitive Examination 2025 (JIGTSEATCCE‑2025). These are regular, permanent posts. The recruitment aims to enhance educational support for children with special needs in the state’s primary schools. A total of 3,451 vacancies are available for intermediate and graduate-trained special education professionals. Candidates interested in these roles can find comprehensive details on the JSSC’s official…
A compelling street play was performed by students of Kanya High School in Chianki Panchayat, Medininagar, highlighting the urgent need to end child marriage. The initiative, hosted at the local Panchayat Secretariat, saw enthusiastic participation from students and faculty. During the event, community leaders, including Chianki Mukhiya Binco Oraon, stressed that child marriage is not only a legal offense but also a detrimental social ill. Parents were urged to take a pledge against marrying off their children before the legal age of 18, emphasizing education for girls as a pathway to empowerment and societal contribution.
The much-anticipated wedding of Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana and singer Palash Muchhal has taken a distressing turn. The wedding festivities were abruptly halted due to a sudden and serious illness affecting Smriti’s father. This health crisis triggered a wave of online speculation and baseless rumors, including accusations against Palash Muchhal. Palash himself was later hospitalized in Mumbai, reportedly due to extreme exhaustion. The atmosphere grew tense as Smriti and her family began to remove all wedding-related posts from their social media platforms. In a recent statement, Palash’s cousin, Neeti Tak, appealed for empathy and understanding. She emphasized Palash’s current critical…
Ranchi is buzzing with cricketing energy as Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma intensify their preparations for the upcoming three-match ODI series against South Africa. The star Indian batsmen were seen honing their skills in rigorous net sessions, a crucial step as the team gears up for its next 50-over engagement. The training camp also included young talents Tilak Varma and Ruturaj Gaikwad, signaling a forward-looking approach for the Indian team, especially after their recent Test series setbacks against the Proteas. This ODI series marks a significant moment as it heralds the return of both Kohli and Rohit, who were rested…
In a significant development, the Telangana High Court has temporarily halted an order that sought to quash the selection of 1,032 candidates for TGPSC Group-II Services. The interim stay, issued by a division bench, offers a reprieve to individuals appointed in October 2019 following recruitment initiated years prior. The bench, headed by the Chief Justice, recognized the potential unfairness of nullifying appointments made four years ago, particularly as the entire group of successful candidates was not part of the initial legal challenge. The appeal, filed by two serving deputy tehsildars, argued that the TGPSC had adhered to technical guidelines during…