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According to Aaj Ka Ank Jyotish 14 February 2026, today is the day to be fearless and move towards success. Today your big wishes, plans and decisions related to money will prove to be successful. In such a situation, let us know the numerology horoscope of people with radix number 1 to 9 from numerologist Bhanupriya.
On Vikramshila Bridge, farmers risk their lives to descend to the banks of Ganga with the help of a rope to feed their cattle. Recently Ranjit Yadav died after falling 40 feet due to rope breaking. This dangerous practice continues due to the negligence of the administration and lack of safe alternative arrangements, putting the lives of many families in danger.
Degree colleges will start from the new session in four blocks of Muzaffarpur, Aurai, Bochahan, Muraul and Gaighat. The education department has started the process. Till the construction of their buildings, these colleges will operate in 23 schools of the respective blocks. Bihar State Educational Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited BSEIDC has provided the list of schools. There is a proposal to start classes from July 1, which will benefit the blocks without colleges.
According to Rashifal of 14 February 2026, 14 February 2026 is a great day for those who not only dream but also work hard to make them come true. In such a situation, let us know from Astrologer Anand Sagar Pathak the daily horoscope of Aries to Pisces?
The Government of Bihar and the Gates Foundation have renewed their partnership for technical cooperation in health, nutrition, agriculture and rural development for the next five years. This agreement will be effective from April 2026, which aims to institutionally strengthen the health system of Bihar. In this, special attention will be given to maternal and child health, vaccination, nutrition improvement and digital health management, which will accelerate the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha told in Bihar Assembly that the Revenue and Land Reforms Department has launched a mega campaign to resolve land disputes. Due to public dialogue, digital system and strictness, the pending cases have reduced. 40 lakh applications have been processed so far, and the target is to dispose of 46 lakh applications by 31 March 2031. 'Bhoomi Sudhar Jankalyan Samvad' will now be organized district wise, so that land related problems can be resolved quickly.
Before Lathmar Holi in Barsana, the administration launched a big encroachment removal campaign. In the action which started late on Friday night, about two kilometer area was freed from encroachment. Under the leadership of SDM Govardhan, platforms built on drains, balconies and walls of shops were removed. This campaign will continue till 20th February to deal with the problem of crowd and jam, so that the route for Holi can be smooth and safe.
Dainik Jagran conducted an awareness campaign against unnecessary use of antibiotics in DAV Malighat, Muzaffarpur. Dr Chandrashekhar Prasad stressed on stopping the sale of antibiotics without prescription and not taking medicines without medical advice. He explained that antimicrobial resistance makes AMR infections difficult to treat, leading to increased morbidity and mortality. It is important to maintain hygiene and complete the course.
In Muzaffarpur, DM and SSP held a joint meeting on road safety, land dispute and de-addiction. Accident prone black spots were identified and measures like speed breakers, dividers, foot over bridges were suggested. Hit and run cases were reviewed and instructions were given to conduct awareness campaigns regarding traffic rules. Emphasis was also laid on speedy settlement of land disputes and resolution of public grievances through Janata Darbar.
Thieves broke into a jewelery shop at Sadar Bazar intersection in Prayagraj late at night. The thieves entered by tilting the shutter and took away more than 15 kg of silver and 100 grams of gold jewellery, worth approximately Rs 60 lakh. Police have registered the case and started investigation, in which forensic and SOG teams are also involved. Traders have demanded immediate disclosure of the incident.