Bihar

Patna: The investigation into the Aman Shukla murder case, which shook Patna’s Journalists' Nagar area, has gained significant momentum. The police, based on preliminary findings, have taken three suspects into custody for interrogation. Authorities claim that the murder case will soon be solved. Shukla, who was accused in a bank robbery case, was shot dead by unidentified assailants. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) and Special Task Force (STF) are now working together on the case, with important leads emerging during the ongoing investigation. Focus on Three Key Angles:The SIT team has investigated the crime scene and also conducted searches at Shukla's residence located on Boring Road and Meethapur. The police are considering three major angles for the murder: financial transa...

Nalanda: The shocking murder of Aman Shukla, a resident of Patna’s Journalists' Nagar area, has sent ripples of grief through his ancestral village in Nalanda district. Shukla, a former teacher who had been accused of a ₹52 lakh robbery, was shot dead by unidentified assailants in front of his wife and child. The incident has left his ancestral home and family in a state of fear, while the village mourns his untimely death. Aman Shukla was originally from Badi Malawan village in Nalanda's Sarmera area. Upon hearing the news of his murder, the village went silent, with many villagers refraining from making any public comments on the incident. Leaving His Village:Shukla had moved to Patna years ago, where he settled with his family. His relatives remain unsure of how he transitioned fr...

Nalanda: The shocking murder of Aman Shukla in Patna’s journalist Nagar area has sent shockwaves throughout Nalanda district. Aman Shukla, a native of Nalanda, had recently been accused in a major robbery case involving 52 lakh rupees, and was gunned down by unidentified assailants. The incident, which took place in front of his wife and child, has left his ancestral home and family in a state of fear and grief. Aman Shukla's Ancestral Village in Shock Aman Shukla hailed from the large Malawan village in the Samera police station area of Nalanda. Upon hearing the news of his death, the village was enveloped in mourning, but the locals were reluctant to openly discuss the incident. Aman Shukla’s Mysterious Shift from Teacher to Criminal Aman had left his ancestral village years ...

Sitamarhi, Bihar: A shocking twist unfolded in Sitamarhi when a property dealer, Ram Babu Rai, who was plotting to kill his rival, ended up becoming the victim himself. Police have revealed details of the case, exposing a web of premeditated crime and retaliation. The Murder and InvestigationRam Babu Rai was under surveillance by his adversaries for over a month before they finally executed their plan. On 3 January 2026, he was shot dead in Bhisa village of Dumra police station area, receiving three gunshot wounds. The case drew immediate attention due to the calculated nature of the attack. Sitamarhi Superintendent of Police Amit Ranjan disclosed that a special police team, led by Sadar DSP, was formed to investigate the incident and apprehend the culprits. The investigation first l...

Nalanda, Bihar: In a shocking display of administrative neglect, a park built at a cost of Rs 50 lakh under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has fallen into disrepair just a year after its grand inauguration by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The 'Social Upliftment' park, which was inaugurated on 21 February 2025 during the CM's 'Pragati Yatra', has now become a breeding ground for wild grass and shrubs, overshadowing its intended purpose of serving as a social space for villagers. Park in Shambles, Used for No PurposeThe park, which was created to offer a venue for community gatherings, walks, and social events, now lies abandoned. The paving blocks installed throughout the park have been overtaken by bushes, blocking pathways and rendering the ar...

Bihar Education Department Introduces Changes in Mid-Day Meal PlanPatna: The Bihar government has announced changes to its Mid-Day Meal scheme in government schools, which will benefit thousands of children, particularly those from low-income families. The state’s education department has set new rates for eggs and seasonal fruits, effective for the months of January and February. Under the new plan, students in government schools will receive eggs and seasonal fruits at a rate of ₹6 per item. This initiative aims to ensure that children get nutritious meals during the cold months. The new rates will apply only for January and February; thereafter, the old rate of ₹5 will resume. A Vital Scheme for Low-Income Families For many families in Bihar, especially those dependent on daily...

A district-level Congress review meeting in Madhubani turned violent when party workers clashed with sticks over internal disagreements, exposing the party to fresh turmoil. The meeting was called to analyze Congress’s defeat in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, but it quickly descended into chaos, with workers fighting in front of Bihar Pradesh Congress President Rajesh Ram and former Leader of the Legislative Party Shakil Ahmed Khan. Violence Erupts Over Ticket DistributionThe primary reason behind the confrontation was the alleged unfair allocation of tickets during the elections. Angry party workers accused the leadership of favoritism, claiming that this mismanagement had cost the party dearly at the polls. What began as a heated debate soon escalated into pushing, shoving, and a ...

Bagaha, Bihar: In the Bisahi village of Valmikinagar, near the Bihar-Nepal border, lives Janaki Devi, famously known as the “Snake Lady.” Despite lacking formal education, Janaki Devi has earned widespread respect for her courage, expertise, and selfless dedication to saving lives from venomous snakes. For years, she has been the region’s frontline protector against snake-related hazards. Even King Cobras Respect HerJanaki Devi can identify venomous snakes at a glance—be it cobras, king cobras, or pythons. Leveraging years of hands-on experience, she safely captures and relocates snakes without harm. To date, she has rescued thousands of snakes, handing some over to the forest department while releasing many safely back into the wild. A Lifelong CommitmentJanaki Devi began handling s...