The campaign to update the voter list has started in Muzaffarpur. Under this campaign, blurry and unnumbered photographs will be removed from the voter list. The aim of the Election Commission is to correct any irregularities in the voter list, so that the election process can be made fair.
In East Champaran, Nepal Police stopped a group of 65-70 people suspected to be Rohingya at the India-Nepal border. Due to lack of documents he was sent back to India. Police suspect that they were trying to enter Nepal illegally. Security has been increased on the border and investigation is underway.
National Investigation Agency NIA has arrested the notorious 'Uncle Ji' of Patna. He used to supply ammunition to Bihar and other states via Uttar Pradesh. NIA has got great success in this case and further investigation is going on. This arrest can prove important in stopping the spread of illegal weapons in Bihar.
In Bihar, the air of Chhapra, Biharsharif and Hajipur including Danapur of Patna has been found to be the most polluted. Air quality index AQI levels have been recorded very high in these cities, raising health concerns. The administration is trying to control pollution, citizens have been advised to take precautions.
There is good news for railway passengers. Vibhuti Express will now run with modern LHB rakes. LHB rakes will operate from Howrah from 27th December and from Prayagraj Rambagh from 28th December. The new LHB rake will have 17 coaches, providing a comfortable and safe travel experience to the passengers. LHB coaches are light and equipped with modern braking system, which will reduce the chances of accidents.
Despite the increase in residential colonies in the urban area in Bhagalpur, the holding tax is not increasing. A difference has been found between the records of the Municipal Corporation and the figures of the Electricity Department. Those taking new electricity connections have not done the mutation. The Municipal Corporation will investigate these consumers and send notices to deposit the withholding tax.
Bihar News: North Bihar's dominance has been seen in Project Good. Muzaffarpur has secured the first position, due to which there is an atmosphere of happiness in the district. Samastipur district has also performed well and secured third position. Due to this there is enthusiasm among the students of North Bihar.
Ineligible beneficiaries will be identified under PM Awas Yojana in Rohtas, Bihar. For this, an investigation committee has been formed which will conduct door-to-door survey. The purpose of this survey is to ensure that the benefits of the scheme reach only the eligible beneficiaries and the ineligible ones can be removed from the scheme.
In Jehanabad, an ASI was arrested while taking a bribe of Rs 5000. ASI had demanded bribe in exchange for favor in a case. Acting on receiving the complaint, the police caught the ASI red handed. The Anti-Corruption Department is investigating the matter.
In Raxaul, Bihar, criminals took a family hostage and looted lakhs of rupees. The incident took place in East Champaran district, where criminals entered the house, took the family hostage and looted goods worth lakhs of rupees. Police are investigating the matter and the search for the criminals is going on.
In the new year, parks will be built at 16 places in the blocks of Gopalganj, which will provide better facilities to the citizens. The construction of these parks will develop the area and people will get a new place for entertainment and leisure. This project will bring positive changes in the lives of the citizens of Gopalganj.
Vehicular traffic on an important road in Patna will remain closed for the next 6 months. The administration has arranged for alternative routes so that people do not face problems. This decision has been taken due to road construction work, which will help in smooth flow of traffic. People are requested to use alternative routes and cooperate.
After the resignation of Nitin Nabin, there has been a reshuffle in the Bihar cabinet. Vijay Sinha has been given the charge of Urban Development Department and Dilip Jaiswal has been given the charge of Road Construction Department. This reshuffle is expected to improve the functioning of the state government and give impetus to development works.
Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University TMBU is striving to revive the Sufi tradition. The university may soon start a vocational course aimed at preserving this ancient culture. This step will help the students to know about Sufism in depth and understand this important part of Indian culture. The university aims to promote Sufi tradition through this course.
The weather is likely to remain stable in North Bihar for the next four days. The minimum temperature is expected to be between 9-11 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department has advised people to remain alert. It has been advised to take appropriate measures to avoid cold wave.
The risk of infection has increased due to the malfunction of the sterilizer of the dressing room in Muzaffarpur's SKMCH hospital. Due to the malfunction of the sterilizer, instead of reducing the infection, it may increase further, due to which the health safety of the patients is at risk. The hospital administration needs to pay immediate attention to this problem so that the patients can get a safe environment.
In Patna, surprise inspection of 31 hospitals was conducted on the instructions of DM. During inspection, more than 12 doctors and personnel were found missing. This incident is raising questions on the quality of health services. DM has given instructions to take action against the missing doctors and personnel.
ED raids in PNB fraud case in Muzaffarpur. During this period, Rs 83 lakh were seized and investigation into embezzlement of Rs 1.29 crore is going on. This action has been taken under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. ED is conducting a thorough investigation to get to the bottom of the matter.
In response to the question of MP Ajay Mandal, the Central Government said that the search for land for ESI Hospital in Bhagalpur is going on. The government is committed to providing better health facilities in Bhagalpur and positive results will be seen in this direction soon. The construction work of the hospital will be started as soon as the land is received.
An important religious event is going to be held in Saraiya of Muzaffarpur. Here 108 Buddhist nuns from 13 countries will gather for the prayer meeting. Elaborate security arrangements have been made for this special occasion, so that all participants can offer prayers in a peaceful atmosphere. The event will promote religious harmony and cultural exchange in the region.