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During vehicle checking in Thoothibari of Maharajganj, police have arrested three smugglers who fled leaving behind a pickup full of cattle. Bargadwa police, SOG and SWAT team sent these accused from Kushinagar and Bihar to jail under the Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Cruelty to Animals Act. Earlier, four cattle were killed when the vehicle overturned.
A two-day training on mushroom production was organized by Agricultural Technology Agency Atma in Ujiarpur. Young farmer Ashok Kumar Singh said that mushroom cultivation can be done easily at home, which provides good income and health benefits. It contains high protein and prevents many diseases. The objective of the training is to increase the income of farmers by connecting them with new technology. In future, training in beekeeping will also be given.
Hoshiarpur Police has busted an illegal arms supply racket. Mehtiana police arrested Manish alias Jassa Pradhan, who worked on the instructions of Param, a resident of Canada. Police recovered three country-made pistols, one magazine and three live cartridges from Manish. By sending the location on the phone, Param used to get Manish to pick up the weapon from one place and take it to another place. Some more arrests are expected in this case.
Republic Day is celebrated with great pomp every year in India. This year India is celebrating its 77th Republic Day. In such a situation, two prominent members of the EU will attend the Republic Day as chief guests. But have you ever wondered how it is decided as to which country's chief guest to send an invitation to?
Traffic sub-inspector Rudra Pratap Mall, posted in Sikandarpur, Ballia, is famous by the name of 'Chocolate Inspector'. Using his social media income, he has distributed helmets to more than two thousand needy people in two and a half years. Daroga Ji, who has millions of followers, spreads awareness about traffic rules by making reels and helps people, thereby setting an example of his humanity.
Himachal Pradesh State Election Commission has given relaxation in Section 12.1 for reorganization of Panchayats and urban bodies. The restructuring process and reservation roster will be completed by February 28. Voter lists of areas where there is no change will be published by January 30. There are instructions to conduct Panchayat elections before April 30. Changes are expected in about 175 panchayats, and proposals for 32 new panchayats are with the government.
Severe cold is going to return once again in North India. Two western disturbances will be active in the next few days, causing heavy snowfall in the hilly areas and rain in the plains. The first disturbance will impact on January 22-23, while the second will impact on January 26-28. There is a possibility of rain in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, due to which the temperature will drop and the cold will increase. The effect of rain can also be seen on Republic Day.
The weather in Valmiki Tiger Reserve VTR, West Champaran is like that of the hills. The morning is pleasant, then suddenly dense fog sets in and the cold increases. Local people call it 'Kashmir of Bihar'. Recently, a similar situation was seen on Thursday, where fog covered everything for two hours, then the sun came out.
Teachers union met Education Minister Rohit Thakur in protest against the examination for selection of teachers in CBSE affiliated government schools in Himachal Pradesh. The union, while welcoming the CBSE curriculum, demanded that examinations should not be conducted to test the efficiency of working teachers. He suggested that teachers be evaluated within a year on the basis of board exam results. The union also demanded filling of vacant posts and continuation of transfer facility.
Late night in the Nagdi police station area of Ranchi, armed dacoits entered a house and brutally attacked a couple and children. They beat up the family and looted Rs 6 lakh in cash and jewelery worth lakhs. The villagers were also pelted with stones when they protested. Police are investigating, while villagers are demanding increased security.