An auspicious orientation and farewell event took place at Scholar B.Ed. College in Banhatti, Giridih. The college welcomed the new cohort of B.Ed. trainees for the 2025-27 academic year while bidding adieu to the graduating D.El.Ed. students from the 2023-25 batch. The occasion was graced by the presence of College Director Pramod Kumar and Sardav Joravar Singh Saluja as chief guests. Principal Dr. Shalini Khovala and D.El.Ed. Coordinator Dr. Hardeep Kaur extended a floral welcome to all dignitaries and participants. The event officially commenced with the symbolic lighting of a lamp. Principal Dr. Shalini Khovala addressed the incoming B.Ed. trainees,…
Author: The Chhattisgarh
Employees and officials at CMPDI in Ranchi gathered to commemorate Mahaparinirvan Diwas, marking the anniversary of the passing of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, the chief architect of India’s constitution. The solemn occasion began with Director (Technical/CRD) Shankar Nagachari laying a floral tribute at the statue of Baba Saheb, symbolizing deep respect. The event was well-attended by general managers, division heads, and numerous staff members from both CMPDI’s Ranchi headquarters and Regional Institute-3. The gathering paid homage to Dr. Ambedkar’s invaluable contributions, with Nagachari addressing the assembly. He underscored that Mahaparinirvan Diwas is a day to remember Dr. Ambedkar’s unwavering commitment to…
For the fifth day running, IndiGo’s extensive flight cancellations are creating chaos for a massive number of travelers. With more than 400 flights grounded, passengers are facing a critical situation, with many stranded at airports. The ripple effect of these cancellations is significant, affecting business and leisure travel alike. Passengers are reporting difficulties in rebooking, receiving refunds, and accessing timely information. This prolonged disruption underscores the need for robust contingency planning and better crisis management within the airline industry to protect passenger rights and ensure operational stability.
The 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit saw Russian President Vladimir Putin visit New Delhi, an event that transcended mere ceremony. In an era of significant geopolitical fragmentation, this meeting reaffirmed the deep and enduring nature of the India-Russia partnership. More importantly, it underscored India’s unwavering commitment to maintaining its strategic autonomy, charting its own course independent of any major power alignment. The summit yielded a robust array of agreements, encompassing a “Vision 2030” framework for trade and technology, enhanced energy and nuclear cooperation, and the significant RELOS logistics agreement. New accords were also reached on labor mobility, healthcare, maritime training, and…
Samira S, the Deputy Commissioner of Palamu, conducted a surprise inspection at the Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya in Lesliganj, scrutinizing every aspect of the institution. Her keen observation covered student attendance records, the presence of faculty, the hygiene and functionality of the kitchen, and the living conditions in the dormitories. A critical point of discussion was the ongoing construction, where she sought details from the junior engineer. Immediate repairs were ordered for a leaking water tank, and the installation of mosquito nets in student quarters was stressed as a priority. Demonstrating her commitment, the Deputy Commissioner stepped into a classroom,…
In a decisive move against illegal drug operations, the Govindpur Police have successfully arrested four notorious brown sugar traffickers. This recent operation, part of an ongoing special campaign to combat drug abuse, has yielded substantial results. The police apprehended the suspects red-handed, seizing 81 small packets of brown sugar, ₹2,550 in cash, and four mobile phones. The apprehended smugglers are Gaurav Kumar, also known as Amar (26), residing in Sheshnagar, Govindpur; Mohammad Imran (21), a resident of Carriage Colony, Burma Mines; Jambhuvan Mahto (24), and Lalan Manjhi (28), both from Tamulia, Kapaali in the Seraikela-Kharsawan district. According to police reports,…
The espionage thriller ‘Dhurandhar’, starring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, premiered in cinemas on December 5, 2025, and has achieved remarkable success on its first day. After a somewhat subdued advance booking period, the film experienced a dramatic turnaround on its release day, captivating audiences and generating significant social media excitement. The movie opened to a moderate 16% occupancy in theaters across India on the morning of its release. However, the tide turned dramatically as the day unfolded. By the afternoon, occupancy surged to over 28%, a clear indication that positive audience reception and word-of-mouth were driving ticket…
Kolkata Knight Riders’ CEO Venky Mysore has broken his silence on the franchise’s decision to let go of all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer ahead of the IPL 2026 mini-auction. Iyer, who was a record INR 23.75 crore acquisition in 2025, finds himself back in the auction fray after a lackluster season. Despite a dip in form, the 26-year-old is considered a valuable asset, entering the mini-auction with a base price of INR 2 crore. He is among a select group of Indian players commanding this price, making him an attractive prospect for franchises seeking a dynamic top-order batsman with bowling capabilities. The…
In a considerate move, IndiGo has decided to eliminate all fees associated with flight cancellations and rescheduling for a specific period. Passengers holding tickets for travel between December 5th and December 15th, 2025, can now make changes or cancel their bookings without any penalty. IndiGo confirmed that refunds for any cancellations will be processed automatically and credited back to the customer’s original payment source. The airline emphasized that travelers do not need to submit any requests for refunds; the process will be initiated proactively by IndiGo to ensure a smooth experience for its customers.
Newly surfaced satellite images have unveiled a formidable Chinese military expansion along India’s border, raising serious geopolitical concerns. Beijing has reportedly constructed three operational airbases at high-altitude locations – Lhunze, Burang, and Tingri – situated at approximately 14,100 feet. These installations are allegedly designed to accommodate a significant number of fighter jets, attack helicopters, and reconnaissance drones, capable of projecting power directly into Indian territory. The full extent of China’s military build-up in the region is laid bare by an analysis of more than 100 satellite photographs. These images highlight 16 heavily militarized sites across the Tibetan Plateau where the…