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On February 6, Shukradev Shukra Gochar 2026 will travel in Aquarius. This passage is considered very important. This transit will affect the people of this zodiac sign. In such a situation, let us know from Astrologer Anand Sagar Pathak which zodiac signs' luck will shine due to Venus transit.
Chief Minister Hemant Soren warned the Central Government in Dumka on the 47th Jharkhand Day. He said that Jharkhand should not be considered weak, injustice will not be tolerated. Recalling Shibu Soren, Soren emotionally said that despite the state's 42 mineral wealth, there is neglect in the Union Budget. He emphasized on education and employment opportunities for the tribals and also reiterated the resolve to protect water, forests and land.
On the first day of Bihar Board Intermediate examination, examinations for the subjects Biology, Philosophy and Economics were held. Candidates arriving late were not given admission. The board said that there will be a special examination in April to make up for the missed examinations, the result of which will be declared in May. Patna district recorded 98.55 attendance on the first day. Today there will be examination of Mathematics and Political Science.
The Delhi government told the Supreme Court that the new law governing private school fees, the Delhi Transparency in School Education Fee Determination and Regulation Act, 2025, will not be applicable in the academic year 2025-26. This information was given before the bench of Justice PS Narasimha and Alok Aaradhe. The Supreme Court gave leave to raise all related issues in the Delhi High Court, which is hearing petitions challenging the law.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, in the NDA Legislative Party meeting, advised the MLAs and Legislative Council members to work continuously for the public, calling it their identity and capital. He appreciated the field visit of the MLAs and emphasized on the development that has taken place in the state since 2005, which gave the NDA a majority in the assembly elections. Nitish also announced his upcoming 'Samriddhi Yatra', which aims to understand people's problems.
The court of Chief Judicial Magistrate has taken cognizance of the Economic Offenses Wing charge sheet against M3M India and its directors Basant, Roop and Pankaj Bansal. The court found sufficient grounds to prosecute him on charges of fraud, criminal breach of trust and conspiracy. This case was registered on the complaint of MGF Developments, in which M3M is accused of grabbing the land despite the check bouncing. Summons have been issued to all the accused to appear on 4th April 2026.
Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav announced that Rs 10,928 crore has been allocated for the rail sector of Odisha in the Union Budget for FY 2026-27. Railway projects worth Rs 90,659 crore are underway in the state, taking the total investment to soon cross Rs 1 lakh crore. Odisha will also benefit from the East-West Freight Corridor and Amrit Station Scheme, along with installation of AI-based cameras for elephant protection.
Railways has planned to run more than 24 special trains from Bhagalpur between February 12 and 19 for the convenience of passengers returning home on Holi. This initiative will reduce the problem of crowding and shortage of trains during the festival season. Malda Railway Division officials are assessing the passenger pressure so that migrants coming from cities like Delhi, Mumbai can get smooth and safe travel.
US President Trump claimed that India will buy goods worth $500 billion from America and reduce oil purchases from Russia. He also talked about tariff reduction from 25 to 18. However, experts are questioning the veracity of this claim. Current bilateral trade is around $200 billion, and there has been no official confirmation of such a huge deal. Trump's claim does not match the actual data.
Eight masked dacoits raided the house of a businessman in Keonjhar district of Odisha. The miscreants entered on the pretext of asking for water, took the family hostage and looted about Rs 17.80 lakh in cash and gold jewellery. This is the second major incident in the district in two days, due to which there is anger among the villagers. Police have registered the case and started investigation.